The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-25
Y. M. C. A. Notes

All former students of Metallurgy at the YMCA will get together Tues day, March 10 at 7:30 o'clock at the central YMCA to consider plans for the formation of a Metallurgy club. This movement is being sponsored by the members of this years Met allurgy class, who received their graduation certificates last night. John c. Bradley, the instructor, was presented with a pocket lens as a token of appreciation from the members of his class. The members of this years Metallurgy class are: Edward J. Brown, Matthew T. Corrigan, Donald s. Granniss, John l.. Mraz, Thomas +. O'Connell, The l.. Snyder, and Arthur N. Wing blade.
 The board of governors of the Industrial Foremen's Club made plans at it's meeting last night at the central YMCA to take care of rec ord breaking crowd of about 500 foremen at the March 12 dinner meeting of the organization. The speaker will be pr Harry Myers, who addressed 62 major executives . recently at the central YMCA. Ed win c. Smith was elected recording secretary of the board of governors. Those present last night were: Pres ident William A. Carpenter; vice. president. John J. Spellman; past presidents, George O'Donnell and Walter A. Jarvis; Thomas E. By water, J. A. Harry Peterson, Her. man J. Steinmetz, John Hornbecker, Edwin c. Smith, Frank E. Austin. Frank Bradley, John s. Vischer and Secretary Arthur L. Purinton.
 The YMCA Radio course which meets on. Tuesday evening at 7:SO will continue to be open for en- rollment until next Tuesday evening. Francis P. Buckley is the instruc- tor.
 The Naugatuck Valley Industrial Traffic association which is affiliated with the educational department of the Waterbury YMCA, will hold its next meeting Monday, March in the Recreation room of the Scovill Manufacturing company: The en- tertainment features will be three motion pictures which have been secured from the N. Y. Central rail- road. The titles are: '"The Man At the Throttle" Handling Freight in Container Cars" and "The Great Trail West" D. c. Heffernan will be present as representative of the New York Central and will be called upon for a short talk. All members of the Traffic Club are urged to as- semble promptly at 7:3O at the Rec reation room at Scovill's on East Main street. The program is in charge of the entertainment com mittee. Frank H. Vickery. chairman. The club officers are: Lee H. Dowd, president; Bernard Costello, vice. president, and Thomas J. Courtney, secretary-treasurer.
 Rev Joseph o. Todd will speak on the Significance of Lent" at the INCA February 27. MT Todd is being brought to the YMCA by the Emanon club, a club of young men in the Christian education depart- ment of the "Y." He will be intro- duced by Frank Martin, head of the educational committee of the Emanon club.
 On Sunday, March 1, Rabbi Is- adore Breslau will speak at the aft ernoon forum at o'clock. Rabbi speakers at the "Y" and has al- ready spoken this winter at the Y's Mems club. He will speak on the subject Christian and Jew" the same subject which was treated a few weeks ago by J. E. Cavelti. professor of chemistry at Wesleyan university in his series of talks on Science and Religion. Rabbi Bres- lau will take the subject from his own standpoint. Roy E. Smith. sec retary of Christian Education at the meeting and will preside at the Ouesti0n ,,eriod following