The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-19

project program including two new school buildings, one to replace Central avenue school, the other to replace Rubber avenue school, and alterations at the high school. total cost Of which Is estimated at Ss7S.0oo: a Town Hall. S200. 900; a new Union City bridge, S80.O00; a sewage disposal plant, eis5.Oo0; and a recreation building estimated at a cost of sioo.000. has been approved by the borough planning commits sion.
 Before work could be started, the borough board would have to ap- prove issuance of bonds for them.
 The new Central avenue building would replace not only the present structure. but would also eliminate the need of using Oak street school, st vas said. The present site and nearby land has been suggested as Q tentative site. It would have from J2 to ls rooms.
 The Central avenue. Rubber ave- sue and Oak street schools are old end soon would have to be replaced. Warden Leo J. Brophy told the com Wlission.
 The new recreation building. with possible sites being the Recreation tleld or Futile school grounds. would include a gymnasium and under tentative plans high school pupils who take physical instruction in the present gym at the high school would go to the new building for such instruction. The present gym nasium at the high school could be made over into claSsrooIns and it is for such work the $75!o00 is esti- mated.
 Warden Brophy pointed out the borough will soon need a new Town Hall in that the present structure is obsolete. Erection of a sewage disposal plant after the var is vir- tually mandatory as other towns on the Naugatuck river are planning t0 build similar plants as the re- suit Of orders of the state water commission The need for a new Union City bridge to replace the present one on Bridge street was emphasized prior t0 Pearl Harbor but shortage of materials has delay ed start of this work. The carrying capacity Of the present bridge is considerably limited.
 The use of an incinerator to be buil3 at the south end sof Water bury by that city. with the borough pasong Tor the right to use 1t, was discussed. The incinerator would eliminate the borough dump prob. lem here.
 New members Of the local plan. ming commission include: Judge J. P. AscDonougil. Henry Moeckel, Jr., and William Noble, Jr.
 Other members arc: Warden Broplly. chairman ex-officio: Victor N Peterson. John J. Mccarthy, Harold P. Baldwin. Prank P. Gillon and Charles D. Curtis.
 Commissioned
 0aSy Barsumian. son of Mir. and Mrs. Aram BaFsunian. i9 Homestead avenue. was recently commissioned flight officer in the Army Air Forces. He attended an AAF school at DeIning. New Mexico and re- ceiy3d his basic training at Atlantic City. He is now visiting his parents.
 Harold Sanford of 553 North Spring street and Elizabeth Miller of 96 Prospect street have filed wed- ding intentions recently at the of- flee Of town clerk Raymond J. St. John.
 Police Chief and Mrs. John Corn. ley Of Beebe street ahye returned from Cleveland. Ohio. Chief Gorn- ley attended an international con- yention Of police chiefs there and en route back the couple visited their son, Jack. training at the U. s. Naval station, Sampson, N Y.
 The annual outing Of the Alembic association of the Naugatuck chen- teal Go, will be held at Linden park. Sunday. Sept. 1T.
 4 varied program Of athletics and entertainment gre planned for the occasion, including pln-up cons test for the title Of Miss Nauga- tuck Chemical" Refreshments will also be served.
 The committees have not yet been named but wtll be announced next week.
 The late date Of the outing is due to the fact other outings and affairs have ben plapnd prior to tn Alp- bic'S, also at Linden park.
 Haniey On FuTlough
 ARM 2-e John Hanley, U, s. N., son Of Mr and Mrs. Joseph Hanley of Rubber avenue, is spending Q seyeD-day shore leave ip the b0T. 0ugh,
 Tlle sailor. gho is iD the naval air force Rs a radio gunner, has been in the Caribbean theatre of war on duty with a patrol squadron, He has been in the Navy oyer two years.
 Prior to his enlistment, he vas employed iD the fuel cell depart nleDt of the local U. s. Rubber Co, plant,
 More Names Added
 Forty new name plates have been added to the honor roll on the Green. 0f the forty, thirty gre lp the armed forces and one Is ip the U, 6. Maritime Service, The TemalnS ing nine are local girls who have eDed gOmen's auxiliary service,
 The list follows; Army, Navy and Hsssae Corps; Herbert ", Andegs sep, Edwin c, Baldwin, John Cana. perl, David Y, EbeFs0le, William D, Jones, oswald 4, Kezel, Robert ]. Kelley, Kenneth D. Nelson, William y. OstTaDder, Howard 2. Packer, Edward 4, Fleptz, Julius ?, Rex, John 4. Stein, Jerry !, siFiea, Hags old J, Rut0F, John D. BnmTaa, Ray" Ha0nd Dalton, Joseph ZdanOwleg.
 Henry ', BehlnlaD, James M CFay0, Joseph D, Fitzgerald, John J. 00gmley, JE, Mark ', Jones