The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-04
Y. M. C. A. ACTIVITIES Glass Organizing For Physically Handi- capped BOys-Camp Committee Plans Visit to Meriden
 Tomorrow
 Night

A new club composed of phy- sically handicapped boys and young men will be sponsored by the Boys Department of the Gen. tral "" starting this week. The group will be under the personal leadership of Steve Zablotney, who is physically handicapped himself. The group will hold it's first meeting next Thursday eve- ming at 7:30.
 MT. Zablotney has overcome his physical handicaps and has adjusted himself to his condition. He feels that many of the experi- ences he has gone through will be helpful to others. and his one aim is to increase the happiness of all who join.
 Mir. zablotney plans to carry on quite a bit of corrective work in the gym and hopes to improve the skills of some individuals in many of the popular sports. So- cial and recreational activities will also be conducted and 1t is hoped that many will feel inclined to join this group.
 The Comites club are issuing invitations for their Spring For- nal" at the Women's club on May 23. Invitations may be secured from any member of the Comites club. The dance will be run by Chairman John Lawlor, assisted by Francis Carr, Joseph Miller ick, Joseph Leggett, Francis Fee- ley and the other members of the club.
 AS a special announcement the club is securing the Royal Area dians from Dave Dunn's Pavilion in Hartford to furnish music for the Formal. Several entertain CTS are included in the novel program arranged for the eve- ming.
 A special meeting of the Co., mites club will be held at the "" at 7:l5 tomorrow night to make llnal plans TOT Lnc uhlCe.
 Will Visit Mcriden
 Members of the Camp commit- tees of the Y. M. c. A. accom- pany Chairman Barlow Hemin- way to Meriden Tuesday evening of this week. They leave the "" at 5:15 for supper at the Meri- den Association and meeting of the Connecticut State Camping committee.
 The speaker Is none other than Joshua Liebcrman, author or Creative Camping" and one Of the outstanding national author ities on camp subjects. MT. Lie- berman's subject in Mcriden will be Modern Trends in Camping"
 In addition to committee mem- berS, the following have been in- vited to attend: William North, William Carpenter, Arthur Char pentier, William English, David Reque, Elliott Jessup, Richard Branch, Robert Berger, Phillip Porter, Lawrence Robbins, War ren Perrins, Morton Edmiston, Jack Sparks, and Richard Wash burn.
 Committee workers who VIII Do invited to attend are: William F. Arnold, Merritt W. Atwood, Frank II. Bailey, John 8. Coe, William s. Curtis, A. J. German, John G. Gilmartin, Walter w. Lowell, AL fred r. Meyerhans, Samuel J. Morgan, Dr. Harold F. Morrill,, Dutton Noble, Dr. Edwin C.. Rreade, Tracy Smith, George E. Tracy, Stanley V. Volovski, R. Firth Pickeis, William R. Adams, Ellis R. Akins, Bertram B. Bailey, Arthur II. BleWitt, l.. Phillip Bro- dcur, Rev. Samuel A. Budde, Mrs. Orton P. Camp, William A. Car penter, Allen w. Clark, Rev. Thomas l.. Crosby, Frank B. Dan- iels, Roy A. Ferris, Mrs. Leroy M. Gibbs, Harold K. Hadley, Rev. Waights c. Henry, Ralph II. Jae- ger, Walter A. Jarvis, George L. Kingston, Mrs. Rose T. Klltka, Mrs. James P. McGrath, Mrs. Harry L. Platt, Russell Fl. Pope, Mrs. T. Lowry Sinclair, Clarence l.. Smith, Arthur l.. Taylor, Mar tin J. Tchan, Burton II. Walker, and Mrs. Guy B. Winston.