The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-03
"Y" NOTES

At a recent meeting of the Inter- club council of the Central |. M. c. A. Herbert s. Smith was the speaker. Twenty young men from Y. M. c. A. clubs took part in a discussion of the Christian Edu- cational programs of the various clubs. MT Smith outlined the pos 1 abilities and values of this angle of club life and made suggestions as to certain ways of introducing the spiritual element. He advised regular discussion in club meetings led by club advisors on problems vital to young men, and urged that each club make it its policy to bring a worthwhile speaker into club meetings at least once each month. Fremont Alderson, presl- dent of the Inter-Club Council pre- sided and introduced MT Smith.
 At the same meeting reports were heard from the various clubs regarding winter activities. Several expressed the intention of forming debating teams and participating in inter-club lobby debates this winter. Robert White, Hans Winzer and Richard Goldberg have been ap- pointed program committee of the "Y" Not club and will have charge of all programs at club meetings during the fall and winter seasons. Raoul Beaudette has been elected to the office of bowling manager ] and declares that the Y Not Bow ling team is out to trim every other team in the Y.
 | The next big attraction of the Y Not club is it's coming Harvest Dance" which will be held on Octo- Der 17th in the Central Y Gym. Di Pietros Country Club orchestra have been engaged as special inducement.
 The Y Chapps gathered for the | first time this season at the Y on last Tuesday evening. The regular meeting night for this club has been changed from Thursday to | Monday evening. The Chapps bid fair to be one of the outstanding groups in the Y. M. c. A. this year.
 The following men attended the
 meeting. Domenic Davino, Charles MacInauskas, Joseph Cicchetti,
 Elmer Russell, Harry Diggles, Ged-
 des Ulinskas, George Sloss. Car mine Barone and Stephen Barone. These fellows represent the Water
 bury Manufacturing company.
 George Gray, and Joseph Smith
 will be initiated into the Holy of
 Holies of the Vikings club next
 Monday evening, October 5. Nick
 Huedobenko and Gordon Whitaker
 will uphold the Viking name in the semi-finals tennis match with
 Crosby-Y this afternoon.
 The Square Circle club will hold
 an informal party and dance in the
 west lobby of the Central Y to-
 night at 8 o'clock. Joseph Carroll, resident, will be informal party Central Y tonight at S:00. Joseph Carroll, president will be in charge. Pine Hills club had its first meet ing last Friday evening at the Y. Edward Cass, presided and out lined club activities for the winter. James "A. Grocut. new express agent at the Waterbury terminal of the New Haven railroad will be the speaker and guest of honor al
 next Monday nights meeting oi the Naugatuck Valley Industrial Traffic association at the central YMCA. Frank IT. Vickery will sponsor the entertainment pro. gram. The various banquet com. mittees will report. President Lee H. Dowd will call the meeting to order promptly at 6 o'clock. Henry J. Fiege, noted travelled
 and lecturer, gave an illustrated talk to the Cwoan's club last M WThursday night on sYeilowstons Il)r<stionai Park" The f5 club mem. Sbers present voted tAespeaker in ai m honorary member of the ciul
 and initiated him with greeting of "Uncle Henry"