The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-08
YMCA Notes

The Beta Hi-Y held it's first off. cial meeting of the new season pre- sided over by Bernard Burns. Sever prospective members were intro. duced by President Burns. Thes' were: Lucian Perreault, GordoI Dubuque, Chris Kelley, William Blair, Robert O'Connor, Fred Mur, phy and Richard Carolyan. Tines, will be voted on at the October 2 meeting. Robert Wakeley, vice-pres ident, was appointed chairman O the program committee, Charle' Greenlaw and Victor Baker wer' named to serve with him. Rober Hayes was appointed chairman O the Halloween dance, Wednesday October 30. Assisting him will bt Robert Wakeley and Kennetf Byrne. Two other members will bt added to these committees at a latel date.
 Three members of the alumni were present. They were Ed Groody Francis Lovett and Sidney Shapiro
 Elections were held for the Of- fees of secretary, treasurer, ano Inter-C Club Council representative The successful candidates were: Kenneth Byrne, secretary anc Inter Club council representative and Charles Greenlaw, treasurer.
 The Saturns and West Side Jay. wees were noted in as members oi the Young Mems Inter-Club coun- cil at the YMCA last night.
 Thomas Whalen was appointed to represent the council at the meeting of the social committee or Thursday night. Michael Bowling chairman of the physical committee announced that all gymnasium per- iods for clubs would be assigned next Monday, the l4th. President John J. Falvey, Jr., presided.
 Indirect, rather than direct, lead ership should be the aim of the ad- yosir if we are to develop democ- racy to it's fullest extent, declared Dr.. Millicent Pond in a talk to prospective members of the Advis- ors' association at the YMCA last night.
 pr. Pond, who has made a study of the work of the advisors for the past five years, spoke of her exper- fence in this work, stressing par ticllarly the values that came from democratic procedure.
 President Albert Blank announced the next meeting to be held octo- Der 21.
 Representatives from six clubs or ganized senior Inter-Club council at the YMCA last night. The mem- bership of these clubs consists oi young men twenty-five years of age and over. The clubs have all been existent for eight years and over and feel that a division leaving the younger council to the clubs whose age of membership runs from eight cen to twenty-five would be hene- ficiaL The representatives present were Paul Shaw and Joseph Blans- field of the Psi Phi Thetas; Salva- tore Merluzzi and Patrick Ciarleglic of the Cwoans; Michael Calo O-Fe's: Nicholas Hudobenko and Robert Lysatt, Black Knights; Wil- liam Maisto. Rangers; and Albert Lauria, Orions.
 Nick Hudobenko appointed Jos eph Blansfield and Robert Lysatt Q nominating committee to bring m a slate Of officers for meeslng next Monday night, October i4.
 Thirty dormltory residente wer. present ct the dinner meeting ol V. N. O. A. residents last night Nicholas A. Movie. mayor and pres Idenk of the State pormitogy colln' cIl, took this oceasIon t0 surrender tho aaYol of mayor h retirement from nlIiee. The retiring mayor ' Co be married Saturday to Miss hei' nn Wlllhats. 4 '25=Ib turkey Wal carved at llio head table by Mayor NoWle. Giro ccalIngi entertained thl @nfls Rt Ile nIanD, eommennnlefl fpragies NnIl made 1Y Herbert s Smith. nG11INI secretary aIlr Je[' 4ul1 ~ E*nnlIA president uI lil. f|I.I|..| ||...|M ..NA..A.t M# I|M"HG|. #Ia