The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-19
YMCA Notes

A class in Conversational Class French will begin at the Central YMCA next Wednesday evening under the supervision of Madame E. J. Segalla who has studied in Paris, Constantinople, Vienna, and this country at the University of California and at Columbia Univer- slty. The class will meet twice week for as many weeks as mem- bers of the class desire. There will be no admission charge to the opening session. Th, class is open to both men and women regard- less of membership in the YMCA. Further information may be se- cured by calling the Central YMCA.
 Chase Kimball will discuss the problem of "The Arms Embargo" powers recently granted to Pres- ident Roosevelt in it's bearing on World Peace in a forum at the Central YMCA tonight at S:15 o. clock. The public is invited to att tend and to ask questions during the discussion period which will follow the main address.
 The following young men from the Brooklyn YMCA will attend the State Young Mems Council meeting to be held at the Waterbury ' camp next Sunday from 2:30 until 1880 o'clock: George Berardi of the Speedboys club, president of the Brooklyn Y Inter-Club Council; oscar Rossi of the Tri-Square Club Patsy Rossi of the Eagles Club; Anthony Amodio of the Cowboys Club; William Carroll of the Sha- dows Club and Henry Delpo repre- senting newly formed club.
 From the North End Y will go Angelo Peisello of the North End Y Hillies: John Harrigan of the Colonials; Fred Herr of the Adel- phi Club and Alfred Gioella of the Nonpareil club.
 The Central Y is sending the of ficers of it's Inter-Club Council and the two official representatives on the State Young Mems Council: Richard F. Burdett, president of the Central Inter-Club Council; Raymond Grady, vice-president; Bernard Simpson, secretary; ana George P. Brown, president of the state council and Clarence An- drews.
 The famous Y Comites Club Boys Minstrel show will take a troupe of 55 players to the Mid dlebury Town Hall tonight to give a benefit performance to give the show which crowded the Woman's Club and the Garden theater. The boys are presenting their famous juvenile minstrels to help raise money to send Middlebury boys to che YMCA camp this summer.
 Alan Clarke and Rev Ralph W. Rowland are in charge of the camp work in Middlebury.. The show starts at S:15 o'clock tonight ana the entire original show will be presented to the Middiebury au- dience.
 The famous troupe of girl danc- CTS will again be seen, the same end men, Pepper Carr and Joseph Leggett, will take care of the com edy and Eddie Corrigan. Edward Reillyy, and others will furnish solo and entertainment number. Edward LaFlamme and Charles Bedell are two other outstanding soloists.
 The club is also donating the services of the show on Friday June 2 in the Mill Plain gymna- sium to raise money to send Mill Plain boys to the Y camp. The en- tire Sunday school at Mill Plain at the church are cooperating. The committee is in charge of George Kingston and Raymond Ganung. Cars for transportation. this even ing will be furnished by Middle bury and will report at the Gen. tral Y at 6:45 o'clock. The show IS prepared and coached by William Clasby and Edward Keenan 1a- nous Waterbury minstrel men.