The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-14

group, Miss Margaret Kennedy, city nutritionist, and Miss Marion Hunt. A representative of the local salvage committee also is expected.
 Plcns for expanding the organ ization of the block plan in the zone will be made. Mrs. Patrick Wallace will be in charge of the meeting.
 Tonight, at 2 o'clock, there will be religious conference for the high school pupils in the basement of the church. Grammar school pu- pills religious instructions will be held on Thursday afternoon at 2:30 and on Saturday morning at 10 O. clock, in the parichial school.
 There will be new regulations regarding the lighting of Vigil lights at St. Francis from now on. Money for the lights if dropped in the collection box, will be lighted the next morning, and prayers said for your intentions at the Masses that day. This practice is carried out in most of the churches throughout the -city--and Is considered as a precaution against possible fires.
 Envelopes for use during l943 will be distributed during next week All the parishiorers are asked to accept and make use of these en- velol1es. Also to make up arrears for the 1922 envelopes as soon as possible.
 There will be Q meeting of St. Francis Holy Name society tonight at 8 o'clock in the basement of the school. Election of officers will be held tonight, and immediately af- forwards, the 45 tournament will take place. All members are re- quested to attend the meeting if at all possible.
 Washington Park Community club annual Christmas party for children in the first grades of the school of the Hill will be held at the Community House next Satur- day afternoon from 3 to o'clock.
 Tickets will be distributed to the principals of the schools by Miss Mary O'Donnell, chairman of the committee. This year, the commit tee voted to include the children from the Merriman school, inas- much as the children from the Mer- riman school district frequent Washington park as much as those from Washington, St. Francis and Mulcahy. Arrangements have been made to take care of over five hun. dred children and without a doubt will be a wonderful parry. There will be singing of Christmas carols and an entertainment in the form of a surprise" vaudeville act.
 Parents Of the children are aslo invited to attend, especially those with small youngsters. Everyone is welcome-so let's all go and have 8 good time.
 There will be 6 meeting of the New Years party committee to- morrow evening at the Washington Park Community House at s o'clock. There is a lot of work connecteS With one of these parties and all the committee are asked to be on hand. George Lynch is chair man of the committee, and John Lynch, co-chairman. The Earbenders in their ninth game of the season, had the follow ing scores: Joyce 25, Lally 17, Mur- |phy l9, and Conway 23.
 Next Friday will be the tenth |gaine of the season and will be |played as usual at Washington Park Community House, but there |viil be no card playing for two weeks after next Friday, 1t being tho holiday season, according to announcement made by the presi- |dent of the Earbenders, Thomas Conway. Therefore Friday, Decein- Der 18, will be the last game of 1e42--and Friday, January 8, l943-~ twill be the first game for 1943. MT. and Mrs. Lawrence Mulliu of IA South View street, are announc- |ing the birth Of a son, Lawrence |dichael. born at St. Marys hos- lpital. Mrs. Muliin was the former |