The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-18

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 In view of the extensive publicity given to tin salvage in the local press, this practice on the part ot residents indicates either the belief that tin salvage is no longer im- portant or wilfull disregard for the request of the borough board, MT. Muller said.
 The Naugatuck Salvage Commit tee acting as the representative of the War Production Board, hastens to point out that tin can salvage will continue for, at least, another whole year as the national supply is still critically low.
 The borough boards resolution that rubbish containing tin would not be collected was adopted to impress the importance of tin sal- wage upon the people of Naugatuck. IL was not adopted as a coercive measure, MT. Muller reminded
 Tn this weeks rubbish collection, and in the last one, the collectors have been politely cautioning house. wives at homes where tin was found in rubbish, but have not refused a pickup date. If tin continues to be found in rubbish. the salvage committee will request the borough board to enforce this resolution by refusing such rubbish. he said.
 Generally speaking, the salvage committee stated that the coopera- ton of the town has been good, and an excellent yield is expected iri the next collection which Is scheduled for August 7th.
 Special Meeting Tonight
 whether or not Ojeda Council. Knights of Columbus, will hold a family outing this summer will be decided at special meeting of the council tonight at 8 o'clock, Grand Knight Francis Caulfield said this morning.
 Plans for initiation of class of candidates in the fall will be dis- cussed.
 Elected Vice President
 Patrolman Harris Burke was elected local vice-president of the Connecticut State Police Associa- tion for the third consecutive year at a meeting of local policemen Monday night.
 Sgt. Anthony Farrar and Patrol man James F'enton were chosen delegates to the state police con- vention next months at Wilcox,s Inn Savin Rock.
 Funeral Thursday
 The funeral of Mrs. Mary Cut rali, ell South Main street, who died Monday at her home after a short illness, will be held Thurs day at 8:30 a. m. from the Buck miller Funeral Home, 2 Park place, to St. Francis Church, where a solemn high Mass of requiem will be celebrated. Burial will be in St. James cemetery.
 Friends may call at the funeral home today from to 10 p. m.
 Sgt. Camielewski Home
 Sgt. Marian Camielewski, %, of 06 Spring street, who has been overseas three years, has returned to this country and is at Fort Devens. Mass, 1t was learned to- day.
 Sgt. Camielewski flew to Miami, Fla, on an Air Transport Con- mand plane. He expects to get home soon.
 He is 8 veteran of fighting in North Africa, Sicily and Italy and wears the Purple Heart awarded him after he was wounded in Italy in July, 1914. He also wears the Good Conduct Medal.
 He is a member of the First Arnaored Division, Fifth Army. He has more than 100 points toward discharge and expects to be re- oeased from the Army soon.
 Al aunt. Mrs. Stella Kopylnski. Ses on Robinson street, Water bury.
 Borough Briefs
 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pocoski. 70 Golden Hill street, announce the pirti. of . son Sunday at St. Mary's hospital.
 MT. and Mrs. Francis O,Neil. 28 Carrou Court, announce the birth q daughter Tuesday at St. Mary's hospital, Waterbury.
 Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Radwick of kaine, Mich, announce the engage ment of their daughter, Lillian. to Coast Guardsman Melvin Burke of vsint, stationed in Massachusetts @fs. Radwick is former resident es& ts visiting Mir. and Mrs. Edward ekrannpetz, fl Auburn street.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph sommers and MT. and Mrs. Charles Erk of purtass street. have returned from Mahonoy City, Pa, where they yis-s Med Mr. Sommer's parents, MT. and Mrs. John Sommers.
 Ar. and Mrs. Harry Anderson and 9a1lenters. Barbara, Patricia and ysEyl, 24 Salem street, are vacation mg at East River, Madison.
 Named Vice. President
 Bonneville N. Wilmot, who has been connected with the Nauga- luck National Bank for 52 years and had held the post of cashier. Ras elected vice. president at spec lal meeting of the directors Monday. Sherman Buell. of Guilford, Connec- Hcut state bank examiner, was chosen cashier.
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