The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-21
Four Directors At Borough Y Renamed
 At; Annual Meeting
Successful Year Realized Reveals Reports Indoor Tennis Planned May Build HandbaII Court t-WiI-
 liam Wood Succumbs- ID. of l. Card Party
NAUGATUCK
wm. J. Baxter. Correspondent-Phon Naugatuck e72-a

Naugatuck, Nov 21.---A migll- ly successful year was reported At the annual meeting of the local Y. M. c. A. last night. There was a fine attendance at the meeting, about 160 being present. Four directors whosse terms expire were reelected. These were George T. Wigmore, George w. Young, Charles l.. Berger and Frank W. Eaton, all bein gelected for three year terms.
 The report of the secretary, AL bert s. Cox showed the "" passed through busy year andt is plan ming another one. Receipts of $24,O32.S5 and expenditures of $24,132.24 were shown by the fi- nancial report read by the treas urer, Edward E. Hotchkiss. The balance on hand November is listed as $393.11.
 Harold Brown acted as toast master and conducted the duties of this position capably. Fritz Klambt physical instructor, told of the work being done in his department There are 199 classes each month with 2,OOO taking part, not fn- cluding swimming boxing and
  Y's in larger communities only have 60 classes. The age limit has been lowered from years to 6 years and as a result there are now more brothers and sisters and fathers and mothers using the Y. The third annual exhibition of gymnastic work will be held on the last Friday and Saturday Tn April, he announced. More than $20O was taken in on the last an- nual exhibition. It was used on the gymnasium he said. He an- ticipated the biggest year in the physical department this year.
 Mrs Futile Reports
 Mrs Donald Futile, president of the women's auxiliary, reported for the auxiliary. For the first tine in IA years the auxiliary met with the male members at the annual affair. She reported the in- creased membership of the auxili- ary does away with the necessity of holding card parties to raise funds. She told of the fine work done for the "" by the auxiliary. Members of the press present rose in response to tribute concern ing their cooperation by MT Brown.
 Seymour squires said that there were 72 men bowlers in leagues and 77 women last year and there are 80 men enrolled this year. The couple bowling parties are con- tinuing to prove popular. Bill Galgot has charge of the teams es against other "" teams. MT Squires also reported for the swimming team. He said that last year 29 swimmers accounted for points scored by the local teams and now there are enough team members to call the group the Y swimming club. Better swim ming has developed. from the in- creased internal competition and this season promises to be better than last.
 MT Brown singled out F. F. Schaffer as probably the oldest member of the "" present as far as age went. However, Dr Thomas M. Bull was the oldest member of the as far as membership vert, having been a member of some Y for more than 50 years. Dr Bull gave a short talk.
 John Caskey in an amusing talk told of the enjoyment had by the 15 or more Y members who occupy the Y camp at Bantam lake in the summer.
 Edgar Wyatt Talks
 The volley ball team has the makings of another championship team this year, Edgar Wyatt, vol ley ball manager said. The sea- son will open on December l when xxxr4 kAa fvo- Torrington. Other teams booked are Winsted, Manchester and Bris- tol. It is hoped to arrange games with teams in New York, Long Island and Providence. Another round robin is planned this year.
 John McGroary. boys secretary, said the boys membership has in- creased by 12 this year, told of the various sorts of entertainment for youngsters and also told of social activities for adults in the Y. All reports were accepted.
 A fine turkey meal, was served with John Chononyo acting as ; chief. Members of the Junior Leaders corps were walters. Music was furnished by the Little Sym phony orchestraS
 Financial Report
 The. financial report for the fis- cal year November 1, 1888 to No- vember 1, 1884, follows:
 Membership ..$ 5723.79 a Endowment :. 3050.00 ak. Administration 62.l6 74o4.os Building ,.. ..p .ss 21.9t-i 7S62.4l Dormitoryk. 719i.6s 1339.22 Physical ........ 1869 3S77.70 Boys !. =. ..-.. 105.00 191.32 Social & Educa-
 tional & Camp 5553.31 35S0.79 Cafeteria .... 355.75 S76.75 Grand Totals 24O32.S5 24132.24 Balance on hand Novem-
 Der 1, 1883 ........$ 492.50 Receipts to date (to 11-1-
 34) =. 240s2.s5
 
 Expenditures to date... 241s2.24 Balance on hand Novem-
 Der 1, 1894 ........ $393.l1
 Secretary Tells of Year
 The report, of Secretary Cox m part follows s:
 We wish to acknowledge gifts to the Y from Donald Futile. the Naugatuck Savings Bank, Alain c. White, the .Naugatuck Golf club. the Foundry, the U. s. Rubber Co,