The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-25

members: Richard Fischer, Rich- ard Morgan, Richard Beadle, Will liam Steinmetz, Walter Angle, Nor- man Haven, Jack .Thursfeld, An son Stocking, Hanley Dcnnison and James Carroll.
 HOlevilIe FIa-Y
 The Hopeville Gra-Y has as its |adult advisor Harry Platt. The boys meet at the Central YMCA Thurs- day at 5 D. m. At their meeting this past week they talked over their plans for organization and during the coming week will get together their entire list of charter members for elections Thursday. The boys at the meeting this passed week were Thomas Howard, Fran cis Mccormick, Albert Monti, George Disiderio, Lawis MacBurll- cy, Joseph Hannon, Robert Baker, Olinto Colini, George Rignon, RoD- ert Conway.
 Third Cong. Gra-Y a John Hall is the leader of the Third Cong. Gra-Y and they meet in the Third Church gymnasiuc every Friday evening at p. m. Because of the play on this coming Friday the club win transfer its
 meeting to the Central Y Saturday morning at 9 o'clock. At their meeting this past week they elected the following officers. President, Francis Gauvin; secretary, John Downey; treasurer Gordon Lewis. The other charter members of the club in addition to the officers are {: Joseph Poskas, Frank Jamcle, Eu- Gene Donnelly, Edward Orantas, Robert Castaldo, Edward Azunaris, John Azunaris, Henry Carlin, Ju- seph Gleason, John kearney, James Reilly, Herbert Bunting, Frank Caliolo. ,,e .!s,t
 Visit to New Haven
 Leaders of younger boys work in the .YMCA will journey to New
 Haven for a ten o'clock meeting next Sunday, the 31st, to study the younger boys program throughout tho state. All leaders of grammar school clubs and committee mem bers related to younger boys work will make the trip.
 Camp Committee
 All mempers of YMCA camp committees are invited to go to
 Merlden Thursday, the 28th, for n, meeting of the state camping committee 10 study leadership in camp work. Barrow l.. ,Heminway, chairman of the local camp com
 mittee, Is also the chairman of the Connecticut state camping commit tee. The meeting Is called for the
 Meriden YMCA at 6:30 p.m. and a large delegation is expected from the local MICA camp grounds. Joint Meeting A joint meeting Of the YMCA camp committee and the camp
 promotion committee will be held | for supper at D. m. April 9, lt
 the Central Y. This committee will discuss promotion plans for the
 coming year and plans for tJa 1 camp reunion. All members of the | promotion committee and the
 other mmittecs in charge of
 camp work have been invited by
 Chairman Barrow L. Hcminway. ! Indians At the big council meeting Sat 1 unrday a check-up disclosed the
 fact that all the Indians arc pro- l Gressing rapidly In the making of | tehir costumes. The work brought
 in this morning was as follows:
 Shelly Croft, Joe Delaney ard George Miller have made their
 tomahawks; Choft Shelly has also made a knife, sheath and a pair of ! Indian cuffs; Joe Denaley made a
 raccoon vest; Edward Dwyer has | completed a hair vest and Indian
 wig while oJhn Dwyer has fin-
 lshed wig; Kenneth IApde, a
 new member of the Pequot tribe
 has started his first meeting by | bringing in c string.
 Plans have been made for bis
 council mcetinf to be held in about two weeks. Chosen Indians are to participate in this council.
 The Pequot tribe has planned a
 party for April 4. All members of this tribe who wish to attend this :, party please get in touch with Win Dillane before that day. 5 The Mohawk tribe have added two more members to their tribe and have hopes of building ID their tribe until they have one of the biggest tribes in the Y.
 At the Seminole meeting this raorning a hike was planned for Sunday March 24. The tribe Is to meet at Fulton Park at II o'clock. From the park they will proceed to tho Waterville caves where they will examine the caves under the guidance of their leader, Bill Car roll. Bill promises that Q good lime will be he'd by nil who attend this hike.