The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-11
GOSS WINS, BRASS AND BRONZE FOR NEW P. o.
ACTIVITIES AT
 THE YMCA
Plans Outlined for Work to Be Carried on for
 Present Year
COMMITTEES NAMED

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 Frank H. Bailey of the Connecticut company, a member of the board of directors of the r. M. c. A. has been appointed by Levi Wilsox, president of the Y. M. c. A. for the fourth consecutive year to head up the city boys committee in charge of all departments of the boys work in Waterbury. MT Bailey announces the re-appointment of Leon H. French of the French Mfg Co.,, as chairman of the central boys work committee, Carl E. Heebner of the Citizens bank as chairman of the boys camp conn., mittee, Roy N. Walch of Crosby high school as chairman of the high school boys committee, Alfred M. Andrews, chairman of boys work finance committed. Ralph Wheeler. chairman of the Oakville boys com- mittee, William Curtis, of the Bunk CT Hill boys committee, George Kingston of the Mill Plain boys com mitte, Mrs Ross F. Chamberlain of the Mill Plain girls committee.
 MT Bailey announces the appoint ment of J. Russell Putnam of the Waterbury Clock company as chair man of the .committe in charge of the employed boys work. The new committees were created last year to take charge of the hurch-coopera- tion work of the boys department and to supply leadership for the clubs of the Y. M. C.. A. William Curtis and Idris Alderson. Jr., have done splendid work on these com mittees and have been re appointed to lead them for the coming year.
 Vincent Mole, represents the North End board of directors and the boys work of the north end on the city boys work committee. The Brooklyn branch boys work is represented by Robert Crotty.
 Central Boys Work
 The members of the central boys work committee under Leon French are Mrs William Carpenter. Miss Anna E. Pagan, Slocum school. Mrs Clayton s. Brown, Earl H. Blanch- ard, Robert Baker, who represents and Clayton s. Brown of the boys work staff.
 MT Heebner announces for the 1930-31 season the following mem- bers of the camp committee: Frank H. Bailey, Barrow Heminway, Will liam s. Curtis, Dr H. F.. Morrill,, Stanley Volovski, Tracy Smith, George Tracy. Alfred Andrews, Carle- ton J. Bircher and William F.. Briggs. Camp opens the first of July.
 The committe in charge of high school boys work is to be under the leadership of Roy N. Walch of Crosby high school and the committee con- sists Clarence Tappin, and Earl A. Smithies of Leavenworth high.
 The appointment of Russell Put nam as city employed boys chair man assured the committee of strong leadership. His new committee Is composed of Earl Baker. American Brass Co.,; Michael Wall, Steele & Johnson: l.. Hubbard. American Ring Co.,; Clifford Herbst, Mattatuck Mfg Co.,; Ed Collins, and George Hubbard, Scoville Mfg Co.,: F.. Rei- bold. Waterbury Button Co.,; E. Me- Intyre, Economy Grocery Co.,; Paul Marggraff, Lux Clock Go.
 The Y boys staff through it's church cooperation chairman. Will liam Curtis will offer each church the aid of it's staff to organize mid- week programs for boys. The In- dians program will be offered to Sunday school classes as a mid week activity. The older boys secre- tary will offer to assist in the organ ization of older boys fraternities for older boys in churches.
 The success of the Waterbury Y. M. c. A. boys department lay lead ership committee under Idris Alder son. Jr. and composed of Roy Gibbs. Richard Crane, Charles Stoeffler, eytV ticut a new conception of lay leader- ship possibilities and resulted in a uniform plan in enlisting and train ing leadership for other Y. M. c. As.
 The committees in charge of the North End and Brooklyn branches of the Y. M. c. A. will be responsible for the planning of the policies of boys work in those two branches. Leagues have operated in basket ball in each branch and an inter- branch league operated at Central in two classes, midgets and juniors Elimination journeys were conduct ed by the branch secretary in each branch for all boys teams of the district in basketball.
 Swimming classes were conducted every Tuesday and Thursday at the M. V. "A. IOF DTdHCH UOyS. buTiHG the summer organized baseball pro- grams and swimming and hiking are a part of the branch schedules. The boys work staff is now com posed of four full time boys work secretaries and four part time secre- taries. Bill Briggs as city boys work director, Carleton J. Bircher is ir charge all of the older boys work including high school and employed boys programs. Clayton s. Browr has charge of all the younger boys work. Arthur Mahoney is the secre. tary in charge of the boys work ir I the North End and Brooklyn
 branches. William Stahl has charge of the church Y extension work ir Oakville and Mill Plain and Third Congregational church. Earl Colsor
 has charge of the Bunker Hil church Y classes. Al Schott, ha: | charge of the older boys classes al Oakville and Mill Plain. Miss Alice McGee has charge of the grammar school classes at Mill Plain church InD ppn0YC NAV