The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-08
Millville Residents To Register Objection To
 Location Suggested
Various Attempts to Find Acceptable Site Within Borough Limits Meet With Failure; General
 Situation Reviewed
NAUG OK
Situation Reviewed
Correspondent Lary shsplsy-PhOns NaagAsueR Ssss

Naukab0ck, Aug. - AlSnOuBn three sites in the Millville area Is under consideration for a public dump, no definite action has been taken to secure them, 1t was learned today.
 All attempts to secure land inside the borough limits have thus far met with opposition. Strenuous protests by residents Of Cherry street extension plus a war depart- ment request to close the dump there because it was hazardous to nearby war plants caused the dump on Cherry street extension to be closed.
 A petition from residents of Bridge and North Main streets pro- testing use of the next location. the Eastern Malleable Iron Co. dump near Bridge street, was presented 10 the borough board and later this dump temporarily loaned to the bor- ough. was returned to the Eastern Malleable Iron Co. when arrange fnents to secure the Beacon Falls site were made. The arrangements on the Beacon Falls site, located in the Pinesbridge area, shortly after ward fell through.
 One of the sites now considered has been offered the borough by a property owner on Webb road. War den Leo J. Brophy said today. Re- gently a meeting of residents of Millville was called for tonight at in the Millville library to protest the borough using the proposed site on Webb road.
 The warden explained that the committee is glad to receive offers In view of the need for a dump site but such sites have to be inspected first before action can be taken. He said nothing concerning the scheduled protest meeting.
 The action at tonight's session in Miliyille is awaited with interest. The borough was criticized by some when it arranged for use of the pri- vate dump in Beacon Falls. because the location wss five miles from the center Of town.
 Tin Collection
 The regular collection of pre- pared tin cans for War Salvage will be conducted Tuesday. August l5 in all pArts of the borough. Edward s, Muller. cooriinator of the Nauga- tuck Salvage Committee. announce cd today.
 Residents are asked to place their Eas,nran rad came f,a a e,aska l.9a .o.,s at,. CT ae the curb Monday evening So that they will not be missed by the street department collectors during the early hours on Tuesday.
 Residents are also cautioned td refrain from disposing of their tin cans in this weeks rubbish collee- ton, as they may help some need ful fighting man if prepared for salvage and included in next weeks tin drive.
 Naugatuck's quota Is i5000 pounds of cans per month, and the 55 per- cent Of this figure is the best that the borough has done to date.
 Redee Featured
 One of the most colorful and ex- citing attractions scheduled for ems tertainment at the United States Rubber Company Family Outing Sunday. Aug. 18th, at Linden Park will be the Rodeo-Janhorella.
 The program which will be two hours in length. will feature mount cd horse events, singing. clowning races and contests. It will also fea. ture . complete western show with thirty cowboys and eowgirls in full Western attire from Willow Crest Ranch in Bethany.
 The list of events scheduled iTl order are: Grand Parade, Entrodue- ton of Officials and Special Char Reters. coygirls' Musical Contest Saddle Race. Girls Potato Race, Bending Contest, Booth Scramble Girls Balloon Breaking Contest Boys and Girls Mounted Basket ball and the Closing PgTede. There will be added attractions as well which gill be announced over the lOudspeaker.
 Ip IIawsils
 Sgt. Joseph P. Donahue Of the Marine Corps, managing editor ol The Naugatuek News on leave 0i absence, Is believed in Hawai-, Sgt D0nahue recently wrote his wife Theresa, of Cherry street that the sect0H be Is in has beautiful beaches and has for a baekground the lux urj0ms home Of Doris Duke cr0Dls well, tobeeeo millions heiTess, Mrs CropWell's residence Is Q scenic feature of Hawai-,
 Sgt, Donabue is a combat ooTFes' pondent and has been in the seFv' ice since April l8, He went to the West Coast three weeks ago attel a brief assignment tn Washington
 3e formerly was secretary to q Joseph Smith when the latter was congressman and worked on the Waterbury Democrat at the New A.. AA al kaA