The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-07

More than POO men and women will participate in the campaign to enroll new members and renew old memberships. Report suppere will be held Friday, Tuesday and Friday, October 17, the closing day Of the drive.
 The year Book figures show 1,260,000 members of the Young Mems Christian Association. Ot these 4,l0A are ii1 waterbury. A total of 106e came in, including new and renewal members, during the Annual Enrolment week last year.
 One out of 12 <. M. Q. A. mem. i,ers in the United t4ates, q total ot 10A302, are now women and girls. Of this number the year book shows 4O7 from Waterbury. So, the Enrolment Week will include boys, High school young men, end High school young women, young men, and young women, and business men.
 prseident French will cali the meeting to order tonight At 0:i6 o'clock and the Red and Blue armies will be seated in different ends of the hall. The score of last year has been changed 70 that there is just one member difference as the arr1ie sstart tonight.
 Joseph R. RiSnany Jr., the new physical director, will speak briefly and other members will participate in @ 10.minute forum on activities Generals Stevenson and Blansaeld will give their charges to their armies, and the Enrolment Week will be underway.
 John B. Goss will again serve as major of Division I in the Red Army, Judge Theobald E. Conway will again be major of Division II of the Red Army. After Q record oi I6 years continuous service of Di- vision I of the Blue Army, former president of the Y. M. 0. A., Levi wilcox, will be succeeded this year by E. Rowland Chase. MT. Wilcox Is confined to the Waterbury Hos- pital.
 The lineup of the teams for the two armies Is as follows:
 Red Army--General E. Robert Stevenson, Division I--Major John B. Goss, scovill team: Capt. James 3. oriffin, H. Wesley Leavenworth, John M. Lynch, Gustave Schoeck, Patrick J. Wallace, Ronald Maliar Lalnson scovill, Andrew Monaganr Napoleon Cliarbonneau.
 Rotarian team: Capt. J. Glenn driffith, Donald J. Post, William S Curtis, Leroy M. Gibbs, J. Brandon Shaw, David Spiegel, Louis 1T. Jor- dan, Joseph II. Rimany, Jr.
 North End team: Capt. Raymond 1T. Ouimet, Michael Haiday, Johr OBrien, Robert 8. Clarke, Ralpt duiliano, Gomard Leonhard, Lester Atwood, William J. Dillane, Clay. ton 8. Brown, Peter Kopcha.
 Domitory team: Capt. Kenneth E. Blanchard, Theodore Q. Martus William KuSaila, George H. Mar shall, George 0. Muscia, John Riley Aubrey E. 0reenlaw.
 Y. M. IT. A. team: Capt. Louis A. Schneer, Alfred Drexler, Louis Fl Drexler, Louis Frcilich, Walter N Levin, Samuel J. Frank.
 Red Army-Division II, Major Theobald E. Conway -- Physical team: Capt. John 8. Monagan George R. Gelgauda, Walter c Johns, William V. stilwell, John T Foster, Thomas Donahue, Edward Forsell, Robert N. parmelee.
 Young women's team: Capt Eleanor Hockert, Marjorie Slator Anna valucas, Anne De1ellis, Ray duida.
 Conn. Light & Power team: Capt Joseph A. Dipietro, James P. Kiely Paul Berg, Ralph Shove, Francis Dwyer, Frank H. Hallock.
 Recreation team: Capt. George J Mitchell, John Vicas, Marshall Brock, Thomas Payne, Andrew Car. roll, George duilbert, Raymond o Palmer, James Cummings
 Lions club team: Capt. James A Phelan, George A. Baronian, VII. liam J. Slater, Edwin 4. Barrows - -