The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-23
NINE VOLUNTEER FOR COLLECTION OF ALUM INUM
Campaign Going Well In Borough Visions
 Hearty Response

Naugatuck, July g. - Al group of nine persons, irl- cluding one girl, all from the Union City section have vol unteered to assist in the col lection of aluminium tomor- row, b. Emrnet Shea, chair man of the campaign, ar1- nounced today. All plans for the collection had been com pleted and every indication is that the borough will do it's share nobly tomorrow.
 The volunteers submitted their names as the result of 8 request for volunteers from this area, sent by Judge sshea to Paul Sczepanski, commander of the Polish Veterans.
 Those who volunteered were: Eleanor KlimasewslSi, 58 Greenwood street; Joseph Kraus, 65 Brennan street; Joseph Smigelski, 20 Wash ington street; Edward Rentz, II Spring street; Eugene Fatek, 50 Bridge street; J. Swiderski, 6l School street; Frank BuZar, Bridge street; Ray Niski, 46 Bridge street; Richard Polomski, 52 Crown street. They are asked to report on the Green at g a. m. tomorrow for work.
 Peter D'Vileskas of Prospect street did a little bit of aluminium collection on his own in behalf of the general cause yesterday in part of the Union City district, and brought to the bin on the Green quite a good supply of aluminium, 1t was announced today.
 Cecil Grant, chairman of the col- lection division, has plans set for the house toulouse canvass tonor- row. Ten trucks, mostly of the pickup type, will be used with boys manning them and going to the various houses and picking up the aluminium.
 Residents may deposit the alum mum in receptacles and place 1t near the front of their property, or they may keep 1t in the house un. til the canvassers call. MT. Grant stresses that any contribution of aluminium, no matter how small, will be gratefully received.
 The trucks and workers will meet on Meadow street near Salem school at 9 a. m. sharp tomorrow. Each truck will take a different territory and it is anticipated that every street in town will be adequately covered.
 MT. Grant has announced a par- tial list of the boys who will as- sist in the canvass, most of whom are Boy Scouts. They are: Robert wilcox, 43 Ward street; William Simmons, SS Lewis street; James Bovay, l76 Park avenue; Jack Lent, 82 Beebe street; Albert Traisnal, 89 Trowbridge place; George ODon- nell, 1l6 Highland avenue; Jack Stinson, 90 Trowbridge place; James Mezzio, 22S Riverside drive; Ken meth Romanoff, 220 North Main street; William Lang Santarsiere,, Il Curtiss street; Raymond Ander- son, R F. D. 1, Millville; Arthur Smith, 575 Rubber avenue.
 Also, Wilson Clark, Nixon avenue; Bert Mahaffey, Hill street exten- sion; Robert Houseknecht, Jr., 758 Rubber avenue; Leroy Behlman, 33 Lounsbury street; Edmund Yeaton, Homestead avenue; Richard Rob- bins, 238 High street; Harry Kried- Ter, Morris street; Frank Luskay, Field street; Earl Phillips, IS Hotchkiss street: Fred Radcliffe, 20 Hotchkiss street; John Robin son, 38 Spencer street; John Os- troski, Jr., 4l Culver street: Calvin Hoadley, Pond Hill; Thomas Gun noud, Hill street: Donald Olson, Park avenue: Scott Conover. Park avenue; Jack Morris. Millville av- enue; William Schlesinger, High street.
 It Is expected from IS to 20 oth- CT boys will assist and their names will be announced tomorrow. Names of those driving the trucks will also be announced Thursday.
 All residents who will not be home may leave their donations in a box or other receptacle near the front of their property.
 Wilson F. Clark, chairman of the trucking division of the committee, last night reported at a meeting of the committee that all neces- sary trucks are in readiness for the