The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-26
Priest, Will Direct Minstrel Rehearsal
Rev. Austin Saunders to Supervise Mount Carmel Cast
 Tonight; St. JOseph's Mission Draws We'll
BROOKLYN NEWS

a distinguished cast of experienced performers. Tickets may be secured from MT. Lasky.
 CYO Meeting Tonight
 The regular weekly meeting of the Catholic Youth Organization of Our Lady of Mount Carmel church will be held tonight at 7:30 at the parish sal. Miss Edith Rossi will preside. ,.-
 The group met last night for nis- sion work at the home of one of Its members, Miss Josephine D. Angelo on Granby street. Bandages and splints were made. A social hour followed the work session.
 First Aid at Venta Hall
 The second class of first aid course being sponsored by the Lithuanian Committee for the De- fense of America will be held to- night at 2 o'clock at Venta hall, 103 Green street. William Stro- kalaitis is the instructor. The first aid instruction, which will be given until o'clock, will be followed by a talk by Joseph Wedge on air raid precautions and civilian defense activities. A portion of the instruc- ton will be conducted in Lithuanian for the benefit of the older Lithu- anian people. Registration will be accepted tonight.
 Red Cross Section
 Women of the section gathered at the Red Cross room in the old St. Joseph's school last night for the weekly knitting and sewing session sponsored by the St. Joseph'S Church Federation defense committee. Over 500 garments have been completed already by the group according to an announcement made by Mrs. John Barkauskas, chairman of the pro- duction work. The supply of ma terial recently sent by the Red Cross headquarters Is being rapidly ex- hausted. A new supply is expect ted shortly.
 Troop Aids Defense
 Girl Scouts of Troop 12 at a meeting held last night continued the work in defense service project of making bags from old newspa- pers. Several hundred bags have already been sent by the troop to local hospitals.
 Arrangements were completed for delivery of orders taken during the annual Girl Scout cookie sale con- ducted two weeks ago. The cookies will be delivered Friday and Sat- urday of this week. Mrs. How ard L. Holcomb, and Mrs. Frank Wilson, members of the troop com mittee, are assisting the girls. Plans also were made by the scouts to par- ticipate in a try-out for a local Girl Scout chorus, to be held next Tues day.
 Instruction was given last night in first aid, and also for the hos tess and cooking badges. Mission Continues
 St. Joseph's church has been filled each night this week by young peo- pie of the parish for the mission services of the mission will be held Saturday night. Rev. Anthony Mes- lis, s. J., and Rev. Francis Aux stikalnis, s. J., are conducting the mission. Last night they were as- sisted by Rev. Joseph Bogusas, of Fordham university. The final services of the mission vii lbe held Sunday afternoon.
 Basketball Game
 The Orioles will meet the All Stars in a basketball game to be spon- sored by the 1nter-club Council of the Brooklyn YMGA at the club. house tonight at o'clock Dancing will follow the game.
 Arrangements have been made by a committee composed of Car1nine Boccardi, Aida Giacomi and Gene Melchione.
 Next Thursday night an All Stai team, to be selected by Ralph Pas. saro, will play the Orioles, the YMCA championship team, accord ing to an announcement made at 6 meeting of the I. c. c. last night.