The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-03
Y. M. C. A. Notes

Leavenworth Hi-Y club meets tonight at 8 o'clock. This is the first meeting since the holidays and should be well attended. The club Is preparing to take over the regular Crosby Hi-Y initiation ceremonies and use 1t in the future for Leavenworth Hi-Y candidates.
 The Crosby Hi-Y executive com mittee will meet this afternoon with the club advisor Roger Make peace. The members of the eve- cutive committee are: President, James Lawlor; e-president. Nicholas Blurry; secretary, Brad- ley Barrow; treasurer, Farrel Mar tin and the following committees chairmen: George Breithaupt and Jack Mccarthy. These same club members will rehearse tho formal induction in preparation for the first meeting since the holidays which will be held at o'clock Thursday night.
 At Thursdays meeting of the Crosby Hi-Y club the following new members will receive the for maj induction: Babe Charroii. George storm and Allan Hayes.
 The club will take final action on tho trip to New Haven for n joint meeting with 1iillhouse Hi-Y. The club will also take final action on tho application for consolidation with the National Hi-Y.
 At the meeting on Thursday, Jan l2, tho club will give the degree terrific" to all of tho now members received within the past few weeks. Charles Royce, Donald McNiven, Joseph Linnehan, Daniel Butler. Babe Charron, Andrew Monagan, George storm and Allan Hayes.
 The two high school basketball leagues start this week Wednes- day. The minors open up on We'd nesday afternoon and the majors play Wednesday evening. All of the managers of both leagues will nt- tend the managers meeting at the Y at ' o'clock this evening. to elect officers.
 The high school inter-club coun- ell meets at o'clock Thursday night with all the club advisors to talk about club program. Rich- ard Burdette president of the young mons intor-club council has been invited at e guest.
 The grammar school basketball league starts Saturday morning and will play every Saturday morning from 1O:3O to 12:30. All grammar school basketball managers will meet at the Y tomorrow evening at 2 o'clock to set up the league.
 Sunday Forum
 The YMCA 1nter-Club Council headed by its president, Richard r. Burdett, is promoting attend- ance at the next Sunday afternoon forum meeting, January s at which Jerome Davis, prominent Yale Professor will speak. on "Our Crime Problem" Already several of the young mems clubs have signified attendance in a body and a large audience Is expected to hear Dr Davis.
 Disarmament Conference
 Three Young Mems Clubs have already agreed to participate Tn the coming Model Disarmament Conference to be held in the Wilby High school auditorium on the evening of January 20 The Putsic Fraris will represent the United States, while the Bona Dom club will represent Japan. The Cwoans club Is the third club participat- ing but has not as yet been as- signed 6 country. Other clubs are expected to take part in this com | ing international educational feature, and will represent some of the sixty countries of the world participating.
 Intcr.Clupb Council Meeting
 The regular meeting of the YMCA Inter- Club Council will take place in the committee room at the Y next Thursday evening at 7:30. President Richard F. Burdett will preside.