The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-28
H-Y EeLLOwship Conference June [
 27 Waterbury Delegates Going to Camp Hazen; Veterans' Enrolment Up 00 i'm Month

me utsb ku-1 EellOWSnlp COns Ference since the beginning of the waE will be held June 1 and 2 for nll Connecticut Hi-Y delegates at Camp Hazen.
 The following representatives have been elected to attend the conference from the local Hi-Y Clubs: Raymond Korbusieski, Nor- bert Fried, George Anastasio, My ron Bazarian, Gregory Polletta, Walter Smith, Howard Lawrence, Randall Duphiney, Robert Miller, Edward Meehan, Robert Heating, Henry Tierney, Richard Palatine, Paul, Summa, James Ward, John quinn, James Walsh, Paul Gentle, walter Misavage, Richard Drescher Leonard Lombardi, John Murphy and Thomas Moody.
 Gordon Gentles, Carol Eastwood, Leonard McElroy and Willard B. Carr win attend as advisers.
 President Albert N. Jorgensen and Extension Director Arthur L. Kno- biauch of the University of Con- neeticut will attend the spring meeting of the local university ex- tension center advisory council at the r tomorrow noon. Chairman c. Arthur DuBois will preside.
 Learn to Swim
 The closing date for registrants of the Mems Learn-to-Swim Cam paign co-sponSored by Y.M.C.A. and IRA. has been extended one day to noon tomorrow. Nine free lessons are being offered to any men in Waterbury unable to swim and desire to earn-swimming skills and water safety. It is not neces- eary for registrants to be members of the Y or IRA.
 The campaign opens Monday June at 8 P. M. in the Y pool and all interested should register either by coming in to the Y or calling the IRA. Director or Physical Di- rector, 30 necessary information can be sent to each one.
 Two Hi-Y clubs held their annual election of officers last night at the Central Y. The Beta H-Y's slate | follows: President, Randall Duph- they; vice-president, Robert Miller; secretary, Richard Dixon; treas urer, Joseph Macary.
 The eleventh annual picnic of the | Beta Hi-Y Club will be held Mem Orial Day at Camp Mataucha with | the Pi Lambda Hi-Y as guests. The | closing banquet will be held Mon- day, June 3, at the Central Y. Lou Morrison will be guest speaker.
 Heating President
 The Mustangs Hi-Y Club, recent ly elected the following as officers for 1946 and 1947. President, Ro- bert Heating; vice-president, John 6ySsa; secretary, William Reid, treasurer, William Lee. Thursday, the club will attend a big league ball game in New York as the clos ing program for the season.
 Three members of the Industrial | Foremen,S Club of the Y were elect | ed to office in the Connecticut Fore l men's Club Council at it's annual | meeting Saturday in Southington. Randolph G. Payne and c. Arthur Dubois were elected members-at- large. William H. Vining was elect ed member of the executive com- mittee. MT. Vining and Orville L. Stebbins are the Waterbury repre- sentatives on the State Council.
 MT. Dubois installed new officers in ceremony at the evening ban- quet at the ''Y'' gym.
 Movies Team High
 Reports on the Veterans Enroll nent at Central Y last night show ed a gain of 80 members for the month. Nicholas Movies team was high with 9. Others reported as | follows:
 Joseph Kusaila, 16; Edward Mo- ran, IT; Thomas Leonard, 12; RlnNlEVc 1