New Britain herald., 1930-10-16
AENBERSHIP RACE , FOR BOYS AT '. W.
'32 Contestants Have Points to
 Credit, Records Show

- The membership contest in the Boys' department of the Y. M. C. A. 3s becoming keener as more con- 1estants are taking part each day. 1t present 32 boys have one or more points to their crAdA The prize for the.week ending cEtober Il. was won by Newton Whittemore, who was in the lead with six points. Today three of the boys are tied for first place for this weeks contest with two points each so far. They gre Francis Crowley. William Souney and Curtis Hartman. G
 ' = The standing to date is as follows: .Nevton Whittemore 6. Harold Heck Dnan 5, Stanley Radjunas and Fran .cis Crowley 4, Harry sandstrom 2' 4Ronaldo Anselmo 2, Hubert Essel Z, Howard Reckert 2, Sigfrld Schreiner 2. Clinton Dixon 2, Curtis Hartman 2, William Souney ?, David 4anko- witz ?, Albert Ogle 2, Willard Dolan 2, George Rotsteln, Howard John son, Jack Boardman, Joseph Huber, Frank Huber, George Cottrell, Oscar Hall, Henry Littlejohn, William Franks, Raymond Green, Henry De- niinski, Italo Recano, Alvar John- son, William Brown, Arnold Carlson and Edward Smith, 1 point each.
 Friendly Indians
 The weekly meeting of the Friend ly Indian clubs was held at 4:15 yesterday afternoon. Six new mem 4bers attended. They are George Dorgman, Herbert Brady, Thomas Hinchliffe, John Cowles, Raymond sMoorecroft and Sigfrid Schreiner. |, The members voted to go on a hike Saturday if the weather is fair They will leave the "Y' building at 10 o'clock and carry lunch with them. After the hike they will re- turn to the building for a swim. e Plans are also being made for a Halloween party which will be held instead Of the regular meeting on Tuesday afternoon, October 2S.
 After the meeting some of the members did handicraft work while others went swimming. Those who passed their swimming tests were: Herbert Brady, George Dorfmna, Richard Czerwnski Harold Wolf, -Hinchliffe and H. Messenger.
 Stamp Club
 The stamp club met under the leadership of Percy Washburn for the first time this season. Twelve boys were present. Victor Bakanas, Frank Miller, William Kahms, Will bur Muller, Howard Messenger, John Post, Richard Moore. Daniel Plude, John Pustell, John Covert, William Coates and Werner Schultz.
 Junior Leaders
 At the last meeting of the Junior Leaders council plans were made for three Halloween parties this month. The first will be held on Friday the Junior "A" class. The leaders in charge will be William Coates, Howard Messenger and Joseph Dun- kel.
 The party for the members of the Employed "B" class will be held on Wednesday evening, October % Frank Miller, Wilbur Muller and 'Bilp' Coates will be the leaders in charge. On October 30 party will be held for the members of the Junior "B" and Intermediate classes at which time William Souney and r ,{A F. in charge.
 On Friday of this week two of the leaders, Joseph Dunkell, and Will liam Souney, will help at the motion picture show for the scouts ot troop 12.
 Baptist Boys Club
 Members of the Baptist Boys clut will meet for the first time this sea son for basketball practice in the "Y" gym on Friday at o'clock After the period in the gym they vii hold a meeting in one of the club rooms in the Boys department
 Those who are already signed IF for the club this years are: Hol- comb Jones, president; Ernest John- son, secretary; Oscar Walin, treas urer: John Drummond, captain of the basketball team, and Hugh Mil ler,- George Recor, William Barks Francis Steele, Kenneth Russell William Fleming Charles Laughton, dr., Harold Johnson. and Donald Wilford. The leaders in charge of the boys are Charles Laughton and Theodore Beach.