The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-11
Washington Hnl
Cast Starts ReheoFsuIs For Mar. 18th
 Annual ITIsh Night
 Show 10 Be Presented
 At Community Nouso

As regular business meeting cf the Washington Park Community Club will he held Tuesday night at a:iB o'clock in the Community House, ct which time Reports from out- standing committees will be heard.
 A rehearsal of the talent taking part in the entertainment for st. Patrlck's celebration, which the club Is sponsoring Saturday night, March i6, ct tho Community House, was held yesterday afternoon, Mrs, Mary Byrnes, who Is in charge of the entertainment, reports every- thing In readiness. There will be fourteen acts of singing and dance Ing, Old favorites In Irish songs, The Wearing of The Green" Danny Boy" 'Too-ra- -loo-ra. .loo- ra" and Irish jigs will take up tne best part Of one hour, and an orr chestra will furnish music for dance Ing the rest of the evening, Modern and square dancing VII Do featured, wth Q prompter for the square sets,
 st. Francs Xavier Holy Name Society will hold their regular monthly meeting tonight in the basement of the paroehial school, and will be followed by their regu- lRr card game.
 Instructions for the grammar school pupils of the parish will be held on Thursday afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock, and on Saturday morning at 10 o'clock,
 Sfcl, Eugene w. Burns, U, s. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Burns of Sylvan Avenue Is now stationed at Hainbridge. Maryland doing shore patrol, Wayne" as he Is af- fectionately known on The Kill, Is m imposing figure in ihs Navy blues" His great height makes quite an impression on everyone he nieets up with.
 Friends of Pvt. John J, Klely, U, s, M, o, R., son of Mrs. Helen Kiely of 222 Washington Street will be pleased to know he Is well and happy, doihg duty with the Marine Corp at Pieping, China,
 Michael Jones, popular druggist employed at Dunphy's Drug Store on Baldwin Street, will be leaving hts 0ld stamping ground" this week, taking c new position at Weth. erstield, Conn, Mir. Jones Is a very popular young man with the teen- agers of The Hill, who no doubt will be sorry to lose him to the sesi- dents of Wethersfield. However, here's the best of luck to Mike .il his new endeavor.
 The Teenagers Dance, sponsored by the Washington Park Commun- ity Club, Saturday night at the Community Club, was patronized by large number of boys and girls, in spite of the inclemency Jf the weather. Refreshments were served in the cafeteria, and music for dancing was furnished by the music box. The next dance will be two weeks hence.
 6Sy SSSAte VI W&S&AAAkEtoA GNG@ Community Club, both Troop Q and Post 9, will feature of newspaper drive, on Saturday afternoon, Marsh 23rd. All residents of The Hill are asked to cooperate with the scouts by keeping their old papers and magazines, and tie them up. and leave them in front of their homes, so they can be picked up oy the boys on that day.
 The twentieth session of the Ear blenders "45" tournament ended with the following scores: Grimes 20, Ruggles a; O'Donnell 9, La.ly ie; Fitzmaurlce 2S, Reynolds IT.
 The standing to date is: O'Donnen 434; Fitzmaurice 432; Grimes 424: Lally 4lS; Ruggles 407; Reynolds 4O4.
 The schedule for Sunday March IT is: Grimes vs ODonnell; Lally vs Fitzmaurice; Reynolds vs Rug gles.
 The standing in the Earbcnders Cribbage League is: Evon. 59: Grimes 56: Ruggles 54; Lally 54: Donovan SO; Cuddy A; Dulac 42; Leach fl.