The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-24
Y.M.C.A. Notes

The leaders of all grammar school clubs of the Central YMCA will hold a supper meeting tonight at the central building at 6:30. Rev. Peyton Williams of St. Johns Episcopal church will be present to lead dis- cussion on the Lenten observance which will be carried out by each group. Mir Williams is member of the younger boys committee and is in ve., / close contact with the work of all grammar school groups.
 The following men will attend meeting: George Cambigue, Mike Delpo, Frank Ranando, George Eric son, Frank Dillane, Al Miller, Bernie Paul, Henry Kirouac. Gordon Schick, Ralph Cooke, and E. Leonard Ber- nier.
 Charter Board
 The Hi-Y charter board under chairman Roy L. Walsh meets to- night at 7:30. The following mem- hcrs will attend Roy L. Walsh, Clarence Tappin, Earle Smithies, Newton Alexander Ellery Kilbourn, Henry Kirouac, Harold Cashin, Cor don Gentles and F. Dutton Noble.
 If your club has not been chart cred this year, either because you have not applied for 1t or because of reorganization, we would like to have you ready for your charter at the next final meeting of our char ter committee which will be held at the YMCA this evening at 7:30.
 Your charter will be awerded at the presentation service the follow ing night at the inter club council meeting. Herbert s. Smith, general secretary of the YMCA will present the charters.
 Will you please fill in the definite dates for the six weeks after Febru- ary 24 on which your club meets and put the speakers name or program for each of thise nights? After your charter applitation is read, will you come to the charter committee meeting tonight, ready to talk over the application with the charter board?
 Then be sure that your president, club leader inter-club council dele gate attends the inter-club council meeting tomorrow evening.
 Delegates To New Haven
 The state bays work council meets in New Haven Saturday of this week. Local delegates leave the YMCA at 9 a. m., returning in time for supper. The local delegation goes in charge of Roy Walsh and Bill Briggs.
 Leon Lockwood and Joseph Shea represent the Hi-Y on the Ssate committee planning the lily con- ference. Kennth Morris from the First church and Robert Riefe of Mill Plain and Richard Fisher of Bunker Hill represent Waterbury on the state older boys conference committee. They are planning the 38th annual older boys conference which will be held in Waterbury this fall.
 Other delegates from Waterbury are Ralph Cooke representing the younger boys work and Thomas Whelan, president of the Cedars Hi-Y, who is also a member of the .state Hi-Y committee.
 Hi-Y Conference
 Springfield college. on Lake Mas sasoit, is again the meeting place of the conference from 2 D.. in. Sat- urday, March IA to 2:15 D. m. Sum day, March IS. The committee is as- sured by the college authorities that the same fine cooperation, as last year iwil be given both in entertain ment and program.
 The delegates should be selected from leaders, officers and other in- terested members of Hi-Y clubs. Juniors and sophomores rather than seniors should make up the dele gations.
 The overnight accommodations wsM be limited to 150. Waterbury plans to send IS for overnight. z The program will be built around the theme Making Hi-Y Garry Out Itg Purpose More Effectively"