The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-24
4 GIRLS AWARDED RED GROSS BADGES1
THE YMlCACAMP
 TSMITH'SPOND
Boys Leaving for Home To-day After a Most Successful Season
LIST OF OFFICERS

The Waterbury T.. M. c. A. camp at Smiths pond, Watertown, will close today after 6 successful
 The Y. M. c. A. camp commit tee is as follows: Barrow |. Heminway. chairman, Carl Y. Heebner. Frank H. Bailey, William s. Curtis, Dr Harold F. Morrill,, Stanley V. Yolovski. Tracy Smith, George Tracy, Alfred D. Andrews, George Kingston. Merritt w. At wood, pr P. c. Reade, and F. Dutton Noble.
 The camp promotion committee, :. which had charge of the enroll- ment at camp, was made up of Barlow L. Heminway, chairman, William s. Curtis, George Kings ton, Merritt w. Atwood, Harry Hard, MT and Mrs Elmer Wilson. William Hornbecker. Robert White. Rev Conner Lewis, Lewis Schuster, Asa Burr, Ridgeway Shinn. Mrs Leroy Gibbs, Fred Dan- ieis, Allen Clark, Fred Rowe and F. Dutton Noble.
 Boys leaving camp today are John Burns. Francis Burns, Thomas Casey, Donald Calvin, John Grout Leon Hauser, Robert Hale, John Kiezis, Thomas Me- Allen, John McAllen, Ray Norris sey, Vincent Nash Henry Stover,, James Allen, William F. Arnold. Jr, Walter L.. Angle, Donald Baker, Joseph Burns. Fred Bitzer, John ston, Berry, Robert Berger, Rolph Berger, Edward Burns, Leo Burns, Henry Billings, Francis Burns, Richard K. Bates. Carl B. Bates. Orton P. Camp, Jr, George Carroll, George Champion, Ray Cruthers. William Cleary, John Collins, George Carl, Charles Copley, IT, Arthur Charpentier, Robert Costi- gan, Douglas Carpenter, William Carpenter, William Carroll, Theo- dore Downing. Wilfred DuPree, Jr, B: Dery. John Divine. Teddy Di- Blasio, Joseph DiBlasio, Kenneth IS. Decker, Richard Dillon, Maurice Flahive, Charles Freitag, Edward
 Harrington, Raymond Gibbons, John German, George Ganung, Arthur Goodwin, Sterling Good Granger, End, Frank Hyland, Rob- win, Frederick Gibbs, Charles ert Jessell. Billy Kaynor, Francis Kennedy, George Kingston, Don- ald Leggett, w. Lowell, R. Lowell, Robert Lynch, William Lake, Al- fred Mutter, Francis Mccormick, Edward Mccormick. James Mar shall, Richard e. Morgan, Frank lyn Mccoy, Albert Mckenzie, Jr, Stanley Meleski, Lewis Nash, Ray mond North, Edward Olezewski, Peter Olewski, John O'Brien, Don- ala Osborn, Jonathan O'Connor. Alan oberlin, Richard A. Potter. Alfred Petrocelli, Robert Phelan.
 Powell Seavey, William Sheehy, Domenic Schifelliti, Patsy Schi- felliti, George Smith, James Sher- idan, Peter A. Sage, Nick Soletti, Earl Schwartz, Irwin Schart3man, William Spicer, Charles D. Spicer, Frederick Stark. Edward Truelove, Lewis Tillinghast, Robert Todd. Eugene Todd, John vendetti, Ed liam Wakeman, Richard Wright, Gaetanno Zillo, Ray Calvin, Rich ard Crawley, Charles Kohler, Ed ward Butler, John Riley, Joseph TCorcoran, Carleton Wallace Fran- cis Lusk, sherman Hallock, Ralph Cook, Frank Dillane and William Dillane.
 Councillors 1t Camp included, William F. BriGgs. Christopher smith, Edwin Rockwell, Robert Mosely, Herbert Price. Max Gau- delette, Edwin H. Prescott, Will liam J. Diilane, Morris Paine, 1 James Doherty, Leroy Gibbs, l hue, Richard Platt, Carl z. Berry, Franklin A. Warren, James Dona-i Arthur N. Mahony, Thomas Pat terson, Clayton s. Brown, Miles H. Durr, Frank Smith, Thomas r. Sinclair, Jr, Kingsley Blanchard. Ava Coolidge, Jay Brangan and sherman Hallock.