The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-19
BROOKLYN NEWS

Opera selections will be featured in . concert program to be pre- sented by Barbara Dariys of New York City, dramatic soprano, to- morrow night at 2 o'clock ct St. Jo- seph's hall. The program has been arranged by the church choirs, which also will participate.
 Other guest artists will be Mary Kizis, 8 musical comedy singer, and Tadas Sidlauskas, pianist. Local so- loists will be Marcelle Andrikis, Adele GreblunaS, Constance Jegela, Joan LusaS, Dolores Markus, Mrs. Stephania Saprenas, and Celine Smolskis.
 The program will inaugurate the golden jubilee observance of St. Jo- seph'S church, and proceeds from the event will be turned into par ish funds.
 Rev. Joseph J. Valantiejus, pastor, will give 8 brief address during the program. Professor Alexander J. Aleksis, choirmaSter, will officiate.
 A folk dance will be rendered by choir members as a feature of the program. Music for dancing, which will follow the performance, will be furnished by the Charles Gloudenis orchestra.
 Thirteen members of the choirs are now serving in the armed forces and special tribute win be rendered to them. They are: Norbert Alex sis, Alphonse Ambrozaitis, Aphonse Jarus, Edmund Jenusaitis, Anthony Kateiva, Ann Kisielius, Vincent Klimas, Edward Markus, Thomas Ulinskas, Jr., vytautas Ulinskas, Vincent Urbonas, Joseph Yanosh, and Peter ZilinSkaS.
 Choir participants will be: Syl- via Atkociumas, Mildred Baltrush, Frances Bender. eAldona Bukauskas, Alice Cerauskas, Alice Covett. iar- bara Domingue, Irene Drevinskas, Adele Dulskis, Ruth Eiduks, Helen F'ortier, Mary Fortier, Joan Gluo- denis, Adele Greblunas, Anna Gre blunas, Constance Jegela, Alice JonikaS.
 Nellie Kanapka, Anna Kazakaus- kas, Mary Kazlauskas, Marcelle Laureckas, Joan Lusas, Bernadette Macelis, Anna Maraulis, Mary Ma tusavage, Vera Mazeika. Gladys NekrosiS, Bernice Ortlieb, 1-elen Padaigis, Helen Pazera, Jean Quill ter, Helen Rakauskas, Catherine Roman, Anna Ruoff, Ursula Sar- dinSkaS.
 Adele Saukas, Nellie Shukis, Ce- line Smolskis, Helen TotilaS, Julia Urban, Kay Urban, Virginia Vit- kausckas, Marcelle Andrikis, Ann Bogusas. Ella Kopich. Adele Lu- sasm Aldona Makarewich, Dolores Markus, Helen Matuliunas, Nellie Meskunas, Stephania Sapranas, Ann StadaliuS.
 Nellie Staskevicius, Mary Staugus, Lillian Valencis, Joseph Kanapka, John LuSas, Anthony Miklinevich, Ray Vaichus, John Ambrozaitis, John Kalenauskas, Paul Kauneckis, Edward Kuslis, and Algerd Ulins- kaS.
 Red Cross Volunteers
 Volunteer workers for the coming Red Cross war fund drive in the Brooklyn and Highland avenue sec tions met recently at the home of Mrs. John V. Lasky of Lawlor street for their assignments and supplies. Mrs. Lasky is drive chairman for the district and Mrs. Harry Pritchard vil1 snrve aS c0.chairnnan,
 The dristrict will be covered as follows: Miss Gertrude Yates, S3e through 444 Highland avenue, and Birchwood avenue; Mrs. John Brown, 596 through 792 Highland avenue and Rosemount avenue; Mrs. John A. Paige, Pritchard and Blake streets, Mrs. William Wood, Wilson and Alder streets and Sunny side avenue.
 Mrs. Joseph Mackie, Chipman street; Mrs. Frank Wilson, Chipman street extension; Mrs. Nancy Tal- mont, Riverside, Green, and John streets; Mrs. Lauretta Juodsnukis, Summit and North Leonard streets; Mrs. La Rue Vande Bogart. 462 through 596 Highland avenue; Mrs. Charles Marshall, Draher avenue and James street.
 Mrs. W. L. Dwyer, Edward and Poplar streets: Mrs. John Barkaus- kas, Lawlor and Chambers streets and St. Joseph's church organiza- tions; Mrs. Harold L. Fogg, Wash ington avenue extension; Mrs. Joseph Smith, Alberta street: Mrs. Walter Selens, Fox street; Mrs. E. J. Nelson. Chase parkway; Mrs. Howard Pritchard, 535 through 649 Washington avenue.
 Mrs. Anthony La0dauskas. Mrs. Charles Lauryn, and Mrs. August Kankel, business establishments on Bank and South Leonard streets; Mrs. Harry Prichard, Porter street: Mrs. John V. Lasky, Congress ave- 1wxww