The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1933-06-23

Announcement Of plans for the
Opening OF the Y. NJ. G. A. camp
he Smiths pond, WATERFOWL, on
Hume 9eth, were made last night
ht the camp by Barlow L. Hem.
)nway ana Camp Director william
b.. Briggs. A full camp OF more
than 100 10 anticipated for the first
week.
stanley v. voiovski. chairman Of
he Improvement committee, stated
khet the cinder track has been
evoiiod and 10 ready for the Gin.
hers. He also stated that WORK
has been started on the new senior
rainp across the lake, that the wa
kerfront and the canoes, sandy
bathing beach, etc, arc In shape for
The tennis courts, bail diamonds,
hnd other athietic fields are ready
Tor use, Mr vciovski said, In add.
kion, q new store has been built
and work has been started on q
row ilfe-guards locker room under
khe dining room. Roofs have been
repaired and the buildings are be.
Tracy Smith Of the sanitation
committee reported that 300
pounds Of copper sulphate have
been purchased ana distributed ~
Ehe lake to counteraM weed
growth, He also stated that the
Rests are being made Of All wa
ter, for drinking ana swimming
pt IL Edwin O. Reads. camp doc
tor, said plans have been com.
pietcd for examination OF poys On
the 2sth, Al waterbury boys VIII
be sxef,atnsq BY Or : Heroic y, z = MOI D.
Watertown boys will DO examined
Nv Dr Roade at his WATERFOWL Of
fce at the same time. Plans have
|been made By DR. Reade for q con.
ferenoe with irwin w. Davis, phyet-
|cai director at the Y, who ID 70 be
eamp health supervisor, regarding
the health program, hospital equip.
ment and supplies. He also brought
out that the sanitary check Oh
tho new senior camp site hed
proved satisfactory.
pr Rsade has been invited TO
act a. chairman OF the next meet
Ing Of the Connecticut \. N. 9. 4.
camping ccmmittee which will
meet November gath IN Meridcn
when the entire session Will DO DO.
voted 10 camp health.
A crew Of Mutual Aid workmen
under the direction Of william
/ Diiiane Of the. camp staff has been
At work for q month getting camp
ready. Tho camp stan OF coun.
cilors will report for. duty at 8 p.
m, on the 22d for q one.week
training period under the super.
vision Of the director.
Members OF tho camp commit
toe present were Chairman Barlow
l.. Heminway, Tracy Smith, DR. I'd.
win q. Reade, w. J.. slater, ].
Winifred Beecher, Walter I. Angle,
feamusi J. Morgan, Allen Clark.
Stanley v. volovski, william 3.
Curtiss, Russell Pope, franklin
Warren, Fred Daniels, william J.
DiilAns and Camp Director Briggs.
me Outpogt Camp
George Putnam 10 the director OF
the new outpost camp IN the vtcins
ity Of the Black Rock forest.
George will use the experience Of
al New England camps which
have experimental In outpost camp
ms. Tent groups Will 80 to the
courses IN camp craft, camp cock.
work. Horseback riding win b .
new feature for Y campers. A
dozen mounts win be available un.
der the tutelage Of an expert rid
ing instructor.
For the first time eight year old
boys are invited to enter the
Junior village ct camp. This
young ago grouping Il made pos
sible By strong leaders. The youth
full campers will have special pro-
grams.
Camp Opens with 3 Bang
The first period starts with the
"Eriendship Fire" the first evening
# the Council Ring. Fourth Of