The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-26

be Adele 0reblunas, Marcelle Andris kis, Aldona Bukauskas, Stephania Tutoraitls, Joseph Vanish, Alexander Markus, Anthony Miklinevich and Algird Ulinskas. Others who will take part in the program include Joan Lusas, Celine Srnolskis, Con- stance Jegela, Mary Alubauskas Anne Landzius, Marion Kruglevich, Mrs. Eleanor Kauneckis, Mrs. Fiors ence Ulinskas, Paul Kauneckis, Peter Zilinskas and John Jenusaitis, Jr.
 Over 250 persons are expected At the joint bowling banquet of the Lithuanian Independent Political club and St. Joseph's Holy Name society tonight at 9 o'clock at St. Josephs hall. The banquet will be the l7th annual one of the l.. I. P. league, and the 9th for the Holy Name league. Prizes will be awarded to the outstanding players of both leagues. Tax Assessor John W. Jen. usaitis will be master of ceremonies.
 Guests at the banquet will include Rev. Joseph J. Valantiejus, Rev. Benedict Guaronskas, Rev. Alfred Cabitor, Rev. Paul Lunskis, John Cluney, sports editor of the Water- bury Democrat, and John Kelly, sports editor of the Waterbury American. Al Jarus and his Melo- dians will furnish music for dancing. John Stokes has been secured as caterer.
 Prizes will be awarded as follows: l.. I. P. league, high average, Joseph Boley: high single, Anthony Jenkins; high three, Ed Pultinas; Holy Name league, high average, Red Statz: high single, Bronis Sauris; high three, John Greblunas. Al Swasey was captain of the winning team of the Holy Name league, and Wal ter Petcavage of the L. I. P.
 The committee in charge Of ar- rangements is composed of John W. Jenusaistis, general chairman: An- thony J. zubras, Thomas Deliniks, Joseph Coskie, Joseph Samoska, Walter Petcavage, Frank Smudinas, Harry Kenausis. Cal Kerwin, An- thony Derekevice, Carl Barzilauskas, Walter Salemonas, Joseph Ka2laus- kas and Anthny Stasiunas of the Holy Name league.
 Local members of the Connecticut Lithuanian Catholics will be il at- tendance at the communion break fast which will be given by the or ganization tomorrow morning at St Kasimer's hall in New Haven, fol- lowing the 9:l5 mass at St. Kasi' mer'g church. Radio station WELL in New Haven will broadcast the breakfast program from l0:3o to Il o'clock. An entertainment has been planned for the afternoon, and . dance will be held at night. Rev. Edward Gradeck, formerly of St. Joseph's church, and now pastor Of St. Kasimer's church, will be in charge of the meeting which is ex- pected to bring together members from IA cities of the state.
 Mrs. Marcelle Digimas, Mrs. Ste- phanie Sapranas and Mrs. Joana Bukauskas will represent the local lodge of the Lithuanian Women's AlllHT1Cc Ht UIlC bclH"bhiiuuA oVubV convention of the organization to- morrow afternoon in New Britain.
 The local delegates have been in- structed to propose that the state lodge assume responsibility for tho purchase of one of the Stations of the Cross for the outdoor project planned at Marionopolis college, Thompson. They will also request that a series of health articles be started in the organizations monthly publication "Dirva".
 The Hi-Y Aces of the Brooklyn YMCA will meet for social tonight at 8:30 at the clubhouse. An enter tainment has been planned by thG committee in charge which is come posed of Carmine Ciarlelli, chair- man. Edward Matulis and Victor Luinas.
 The regular weekly dance for the young people of Our Lady of Mount Carmel church will be held at 6 o'clock tonight ct the parish hall The c. Y. O. and the Junior New- man club are in charge of the dances.