The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-07
NEW ASSIGNMENT
 OF BOYS FOR CAMP
Group Leaving July II; Record Enrolment Pre-
 dicted for Season

Although the Y camp is filled to capacity now and expects that most of the boys who are there will stay the next two weeks, there are now 67 new boys ready to leave on the 11th of July when the next two week period starts There will probably be more boys sign up during the next week and the total enrolment at the camp for the second period should be a record breaker with about 1S5 in camp.
 The Y camp is nearly ready to open up it's new sanitary system which includes water under pres sure for the dining hall and for drinking as we'll as three new lavatory buildings. This sanitary system costing $1,400 is given to the camp by a group of Water- bury men most of them on the board of directors at the Y who are interested in the Y camp.
 The new tennis courts are now being used by the campers after an investment of $200 in a drain- screened trap rock.
 Many other improvements have made the Y camp attractive to scores of boys in Waterbury and the advanced registration indi- cates a full camp for the season. Registrations are now coming in for the third period which starts July 25 and which is an extreme ly popular period because the big camp circus is scheduled for Au- gust 4 which is during that third period.
 In order to take care of the ex- tra large group of boys who will arrive on the 11th tents are being set up and four new counselors will be employed.
 The boys scheduled to leave on July II are-15 boys from Middle bury, enlisted by the Middlebury camp committee and Donald Pier cey, Jack Bradley, Willis Allerton, Edwin Alderman, Elmarine Ar ciero, Robert Arciero, Frank Ball. ey, Jr., Frederick Baldwin, Earle R. Bushnell, George s. Benham, Arthur Baker, Jr., Raymond Cash- in, George Craft, Charles E. Case, Charles Daum, William Downer, Raymond Fisher, William Fowler, Harding Fowler, William Ferris, William Gould, Edwin Gould, John D. CGowell, Nicholas Hudobenko, John Holmes. Andrew Jackson, Roger Jackson, Ralph Jillson, Robert Kanaley, Charles Kent, Richard Lighthall, Richard Nor gan, Stuart Mintie, Walter Miller, Willis Machin, Gordon Nix, George Poulos, George Race, William Rollins, Alan Riefe, Robert Riefe, William Rogers, Frank Stiles, George Smith, Donald Taylor, Donald Viall, David Warren. Rob- ert Wakeley, Richard Whitney.
 Stunt night was held at the Wa terbury Y. NJ. c. A. camp at Wa tertown last night, with winners being selected from each section as follows: Middlers, tent 3: jun iors, tent q; and seniors, tent c.
 In the middler group the win- ners staged "The Shooting of Dan McGrew'' in an original presen- tation with the following cast: Harry Waters, Dick Bates, Wilbur Holt, John Meyers, Robert Waters, James Mulligan.
 "At the Railroad Station," the act presented by the juniors, had the following cast: Dick Lezotte, William Butler, Robert Adams, Clarence DeBiassio, Buster Adams.
 A water polo game played in the afternoon between tent 8 and tent IA was won by tent 8, 4-3. Players on the teams were John Hurley, John Platt, William Herr, Dick Lezotte, Raymond North and Buster Adams.
 A series of boxing bouts and water polo matches will feature tomorrow's program, with visiting hours from 2 to o'clock.