The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-28
Catholic Students
 Plan Dinner Dance
Rhode Island and Massachusetts Associations to Send
 Delegations to Waverly Function February
BROOKLYN NEWS

The Lithuanian Catholic Student and Professional Association will hold its annual dinner-dance Sat- urday, February 2, at Waverly Inn. Out-of town lodges have been in gited and guests are expected from Providence, R. l., Worcester and Boston, Mass, Thompson, Hartford and New Haven.
 Members in charge of arrange ments are Miss Alice Staseliunas, who is national secretary of the organization, and Miss Valerie Jak- stas, who Is national vice-president.
 War Production Meeting
 Seventy-five garments, including sweaters, dresses, rompers and snow suits, have been completed by the Womens Rod Cross knitting and sewing class sponsored by the St. Joseph's church federation defense committee. according to an ar- nouncement made by Mrs. John Barkauskas, parish chairman Of production. More garments are eX- pected to be turned in at tonight's session which will start at 7:30 at the assembly room in the old St. Joseph's school. Nearly 100 women have alread.- registered in the class. New light fixtures and furniture have been supplied for the rooms by Rev. Joseph J. Valantiejus, pastor of St. Joseph's church Mrs. BarkauSkas said. Several sewing machines were recently donated by parishioners.
 Instructors for the sewing and knitting are: Mrs. John Adams, Mrs. Evelyn Matakitis, Mrs. August Kankel, Mrs. Matthew Balanda, Mrs. Clarence Balanda, Miss O,ga Geconis, Mrs. William Kenausis, Mrs. Anne Kenausis, Mrs. Joseph Grabel, a-rs. D. Mazaika. Mrs. Bud- revich and Mrs. Lucy Morkus.
 Minstrel Committees Named
 Committees named for the annual minstrel show of Our Lady of Mount Carmel church to be presented on April 10 at St. Joseph's hall are as follows: program, Francis Palladino, chairman, Pasquale Bredice, Rocco Ciampi, Charles Amodeo, Charles Stango, Louis Rocco, Joseph Amo- deo, Mrs. Frances DeZinno, Miss Mary Cappelletti, Miss Lena Capozzi and Vincent Nature; orchestra, Charles Amodeo and Francis Palla- dino.
 Vincent Mature is general chair man for the show. Members of the general committee assisting him are Francis Palladino. Miss Matilda De- Zin.o, Miss Lena Capozzl Mrs. Philcmena Dantino, Charles Amo- deo, Pasquale Bredice and Charles Negaro.
 Each organization of the church gill name it's own special committee Q assist in the show.
 St. Ann's Society Meeting
 A committee selected by St. Ann's 5ociety of Our Lady of Mount Car mel church for aiding the annual parish minstrel show is composed Of Miss Matilda Dezinno, Mrs. May Altieri, Mrs. Rose DeLauro, Mrs. Frances rszinno, Mrs. Rose Mi chelli, Mrs. Joseph Martino, Miss Lena DeBenedictus and Mrs. Sally Bessette. The club met Monday night at he parish hall.
 One new member, Marion Mar celynas, was admitted into the or ganization Hostesses at the social hou2 which followed the business session ere Mrs. Clara Ciochetti and Mrs. A. D'Angelo, Hostesses for the next meeting will be Mrs. Anna Geronimo and Mrs. Jennie De- Cosmo.
 Variety Show Sunday
 Plans are being completed by the Lithuanian Chamber of Commerce Auxiliary for the variety show which 1t will present Sunday at 3 o'clock at Nemunas Hall. 48 Green street. Dancing will be held to the music of the Merrymakers orchestra start ing at 5:30 and refreshments will be served.
 A prgoran of songs, specially dances, instrumental selections and ;kits has been planned. Recitatlons will be given by children of the Lithuanian night classes sponsored by the Lithuanian Alliance Of America. Miss Hedwiga Stulginskas s director of the musical portion of 5he program and also Of the Lith- uanian students program. Mrs. John V. Lasky will serve as master of ceremonies.
 Brief addresses will be given by Miss Marion Jokubaitis of New Haven and Peter Krugelis, presi- dent of the Lithuanian Chamber of Commerce.
 Members making arrangements are Mrs. Frank Banis, chairman, Mrs. Anthony Lazdauskas, Mrs. Jacob Treciokas, Mrs. Peter Krug- ellis, Mrs. Stephanie Dumsa and Mrs Frank Gillis.
 YMCh Basketball
 The Clowns defeated the T'ri- Squares by a score of 45 to g and the Orioles, formerly known as the Rangers, defeated the Blue Devisl, 43 to P, in recent basketball games. sponsored by the Inter-club council of the Brooklyn YMCA, Williams and Selkirk led the Clowns while Garguilo and Passaro featured