The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-01
R0TARIANS VISIT SEPUNKUM TOMORROW
Y CAMPERS HEAR
 TALK BY BERRY
Address Concludes Busy Weekend at Smith
 Recreation Area
WATERFRONT WINNERS

One of the busiest week-ends the Y camp has ever experienced end ed last night with splendid talk on "Camping in the West" by Wal ter Berry former head of the ap- prentice work at Scovills. During the day Sunday Arthur Blewitt conducted another nature forum on birds and animals which was sub feet of keen interest to all of the 115 enrolled at the Y camp. Dur ing the afternoon the parents were entertained by a canoe regatta and swimming exhibition which was thoroughly enjoyed by a large group of parents in spite of the violent rain and wind storm.
 On Saturday evening the Razz banquet turned the camp into a turmoil of excitement as two devils and a skeleton assisted Lucifer him self in brightly and gaily deco rated dining hall to meet out com- ical punishment based on the par ticular short comings or hobbies of campers and leaders. An ice cream bath for the director, Bill Briggs. led the order of punishment. The camp doctor because of his free use of adhesive tape received gen. erous samples of this very neces- sary medical aid. One of the camp CTS who indicates an aversion to soap and water received very gen erous bath in wash tub. The chef, Peter Nichols. provided an excel lent banquet with all the fixings from fruit cup to ice cream. The climax came Sunday evening when the devils and the ghosts were duly tried in the camp court of errors and similar punishment meted out to the four who caused the suffer- ing of the evening before.
 In the waterfront events for jun iors the winners of the single shell were Lawrence Holly, James Mar shall, Robert Decker, in the order named. In the junior canoe tilting Holly and Marshall. won from Ga- briel and Stocking, and Dick Bates and Bill Spfcer won from Ed Far rington and John Coe Sd.
 In the Middler camp the after noon eliminations in canoe tilting ended in a dead lock between the teams of William Carpenter and Larrow and Ed Bates and Doug Carpenter. In the 40 yard dash the winners were: first Earl Schwartz, second Charles O'Connor, third. John Neagle. In the under water swim for Middlers Kenneth Dresser placed first Dewitt Copp second, and William Carpenter. third. In the 10O-yard dash the winners were Earl Schwartz, first: William Car penter second; Charles O'Connor, third. The high diving on the twelve foot tower was won by Charles O'Connor. Earl Schwartz placed second and De Witt Copp third. In the diving from the diving board William Carpenter first; Douglas Carpenter second; and Larrow third.
 The camp is teaming with excite ment as they look forward to cir GUS day on Saturday. Parents are invited to spend the entire after noon and evening and visiting rules are waved aside on this one spe- cial day cf the year. Visitors may arrive . mp at o'clock and stay until D. m. A continuous show of entertainment will keer them busy. Hot dogs and sand wiches will be on sale if they care for lunch. All old campers and their families are planning to visit camp on this day. Boys are signing up to leave Wednesday for the Y camp in order to be in camp to take part in the circus on Satur- day of this week August 6.