The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-19
ADOLPH BECKER SENIOR WARDEN Harry LaVigne Elected All Saints Church Junior
 Warden
OAKVILLE
Correspondent: Irene Slough
 Telephone 4-S993


 Oakville, Jan. l9-Ten persons were made voting members of All Saints church at the annual parish meeting Monday evening in the par sh hall. Rev. Francis O. AyreS of 5t. Johns church, Waterbury, was chairman of the meeting and Mrs. Clifford Glenning was clerk. Tte new members are: MT. and Mrs. George Budge, Jr., MT. and Mrs. Walter Hodges, Bertrand Le- |yigne, ST., Mrs. Kenneth LaVigne, Cedric D. Bryan, Gordon L. Reyer, Jarl F. Becker and Miss Ruth Corn sh. Reports of various organizations If the church were read and placed pn file.
 Officers for the coming year were lected as follows: Senior warden, Adolph c. Becker: junior warden, larry LaVigne; treasurer, Walter Hodges; clerk, Melvin Freeman; uditor. stephen Hallaway; vestry or three years, Miss Marion Cooper, Kenneth Lavigne and Mrs. Clifford ilenning; delegates to diocesan onvention, Harry LaVigne and Bert ;age: delegates to Litchfleld Arch ieaconry, Mrs. Edward Merrill and frs. Raymond Beach; delegates, frs. Jay J. Andrews and Mrs. Bert ;age.
 Entertain For Niece
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Jackson of Ball Farm road entertained at a amily luncheon Sunday afternoon honor of their niece, Juliette Fer uson Nichols of Waterbury, who 1as five years old Monday.
 Guests included: Mrs. c. H. Rob- IS. Mir. and Mrs. A. W. Nichols, MT. nd Mrs. Arthur R. Nichols, and hildren, Juliette and Donald, Mir. nd Mrs. Arnold D. Nichols and aughter, Carol Mae, all of Water ury.
 All Saints Choir Meets
 The regular weekly meeting of le choir of All Saints church will e held Thursday evening at q clock.
 In the interests of fuel conserva- on the various organizations of the 1urch will hold as many meetings 5 possible at the home of members r the rest of the winter instead
 at the parish hall.
 Union Church Notes
 The Ladies society of the Onion congregational church held a meet lg at the home of Mrs. D. D. Cam on of Hungerford avenue this af- rnoon.
 The junior choir will rehearse thursday afternoon at 3:45 and the 'nior choir will hold a rehearsal at 30 in the evening. with Mrs. gorge Pelzer as director.
 Friday evening at 2 the Mems club ipper will be held. Tickets may be lrchased from members. Following le supper the picture, "War De- irtment," will be shown. The church council meets Monday m. 24, in the church parlors.
 School Play The assembly at South school 'iday featured play entitled, ''The oung Partisans". Tn charge of the sembly was Mrs. Mae Eggleston's ghth grade. The assembly opened tn the flag salute. Bernadette 1880 was the flag bearer and June vyer announced the program. The hting for the play was in charge Martin Maccione and Edward lchaud: curtains, Mickey Baritone q Arthur Curulla; properties, An ony Bosco and Joseph Yourksto- | :h. The characters were: Bud Elmer. hn vitone; Beets Martin. Patsy | nse; Fetch Graham. Vic Bartlette. sEeph Clemente, Ambrose Vitone, oily Martin, Violet Yakulevitch; r. Ebbs, Salvatore Rinaldi: MT. ltton. William Dranta; Mrs. Mar. !. Angela Sprano; Mrs. Lismer, fse DiNunzio: Ches Moore, Robert | Pehan; Bill Barnes, John Glass: m Barnes. John McGee; Frank | ogins. Irving Vadnais; Customers, ith Shaw, Shirley Andrus, Helen | ndulus and Mary Kilikauskas.
 All Saints
 The Women's Auxiliary of All | lnts met this afternoon at the me of Mrs. Marion Cooper, | ckingham street. Mrs. William | ndebank was bostess.
 lev. Leveritt Davis Of st. John's wch, Waterbury, issued an invi- | ion 10 members Of the Young 1 bple's Fellowship and other young ple of the church to join with