The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-09
Y. M. C. A. NOTES

James Lawlor. president of the Crosby Hi-Y club, is president of the entire state convention. The other delegates from Waterbury, signed up to date are Nicholas Blurry, vice-president, Crosby H. Y, Farrell Martin and Paul De- laney Crosby Hi-Y, Glen Stover of the Comitcs, Kingsley Blanchard and George Bria of the Psi-Upci- Ions, Douglas Merrilles, president of the Spartans, Joseph Magro, president, Cosmopolitan club, Fl. Werner, president, of the Middle bury Tartans and Vincent Kelly of the same club, Justin O'Connor, Tri-Y, J. Carney, Leavenworth H. Y, Charles Finn Kappa-Deltas and Arthur Mahony, associate boys work secretary who will be in charge of the delegation. The dele- gates leave the Central at 2:30, Friday.
 The grammar school bask etball starts early Saturday morning as usual. Managers please note the following schedulc--S q. m. post poned game between Cracker Hills and Russell Gra-Y; S:45 Croft Gra-Y vs Unknowns, 10.3O, Russell Gra-Y vs Pioneers, 11:15 Y Dixie Juniors vs Will Plain Y, 12 noon, Chase Y vs Cracker Hills.
 "A Talk With Lincoln in '33" will be the topic of the forum ut the Central Y next Sunday after noon, when Mrs Leila Alexander of the Pearl Street Community house will speak. The meeting will be in recognition of the birth of Abraham Lincoln and also in rec ognition of the annual obsedvance of inaer-racial week which takes place Feb 12 to 19. The meeting is open to all friends and members of the YMCA and will take place at
 3:30 in the east lobby.
 As part of their next. weekly meeting the Zi theta Pi club will have speaker from tho Pear Street Community house who wil
 speak on topic of inter-racial i'm
 portance. The meeting Is in charge
 Richadd r. Burdett.
 Reports from about 40 YMCA
 clubs of boys and young men in- | dicate that the open house program on Saturday night of this week will be decided success. "Y" club members are enthusiastic about the invitation of the two Inter-Club Councils to take fuu possession of the YMCA for an evening of so- cial fellowship. A joint committee of boys and young men have planned busy round of activities including dancing all evening in the gymnasium under the direction of Don Lowe and the "Playboys." The swimming pool will be open from 8 to 9:30 for co-ed swimming. Card games, ping-pong and other games win be possible in the big west and boys lobby whore the blazing flrepiaces will crackle with huge logs alight during tho entire evening.
 An attendant will be present in the ladies dressing rooms during tho mixed swim. Life guards will be in attendanc in the pool and the chaperones for the evening are Mir and Mrs Patrick Wallace, Mir and Mrs Roy Smith and Mir and Mrs Bill Briggs.
 This Is tho first joint endoavor Of the high school Inter-Club Council and the young mems intcr-club council working together. Commit tees havc been appointed by each council under tho cAairmanship of Ralph Cook of the Tri-Y club. The mem bers of the joint committee are: Ralph Cook, Tri-Y, Paul De- lancy, Crosby Hi-Y, Ray Gibbons, Fear -Olcs, and Justin O'Connor, Tri-Y. From tho young mems clubs the committee men are: Richard Burdett, president of tho council. u member of the Zl Theta Pi frat ernity, Edward Nagle, Beau Brummels, James Johnston. Snoqp- CTS and El Bcrnier, Cwoans.