The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-03-23
Quality Party

Employes of conveyor 4, United States Rubber Co.,, beld their an Eual quality party Wednesday clgh at the Blue Room Grill, 399 Norti Main street. Ernest Pichulo, chair man of the committee, was toast master. Speeches were given b, Foreman John Deegan, Michae Breck and Edward Fossbender Songs were rendered by Steve Skoro nowski and Russell Sherry. Afte the dinner, dancing was enjoyed.
 Attending were John Deegan, Ed ward Fossbender, John Cullinane Michael Breck, Steve Skoronsky, Er. nest PUichulo, Ruddell Sherry, RoSt Reilly, Sophie ObojenSki, Rocco Mariono, Vincent Lullo, William Muldowney, Tony Mariana, Elmer. son Sweet, Jacob GotloboWski. Ma bel Kuckinowski, Norman Gilroy Irene Wojtuck, Mary FederoWicz Henel Carzostq, Stevens, Ivy Ma lone, Mary zapatka, Steve Cehow- ski, Dora Forino, Antoni BuracZew ski and Charles Traficarti. Sgt. Walter Hoilister, son of Mrs Jennie Hollister of Church street has been awarded the Purple Hear Medal in ceremonies conducted a an American Hospital in England it was learned today.
 He was recently wounded in tht face in Germany. He was employ ed at the w. F. Brennan store be- fore entering the service. F. T. A. Meeting w. J. Fields, Jr., personnel con. sultant at the Ballard Haven Tech nical School, Bridgeport, will ad' dress the Naugatuck Parent Teacher association tonight at the Salem school.
 MT. Fields will speak on "Oppor- tunities of Trade School Train ing" He will also discuss require ments for this work.
 Pupils of all eighth grades 1T Naugatuck have been invited tc attend and the public is also urged to be present, Francis Clark, PTA president, said today.
 Jacaman-Weber
 Miss Shirley Jeanett Weber daughter of MT. and Mrs. Ernes Weber, 139 Lewis street and Petty Officer 1-c Ralph E. Jackman, Sor of Mrs. Lena Jackmann of Rubber avenue, were united in marriage last Tuesday at the Center church 1T New Haven.
 The Rev. Howard A. Worth, as Sistant minister of the church, per formed the ceremony. Attendants were Mrs. William Jackmann a: matron of honor and Ray Jackmar as best man.
 The couple left on an unan. nounced wedding trip, and will bt rendered a reception at the Weber residence upon their return tomor. TOW.
 The bride is a graduate of tht Naugatuck high school and Water bury Comptometer school and is 2 member of the office staff of the Nauagtuck Chemical Co.
 The bridegroom graduated from Greenfield, Mass, schools and since entering the service has been en- gagged in many major battles of tht South Pacific.
 Rites Held Today
 The funeral or George Alfred Anderson, 46, former resident, wh< was fatally injured Saturday in ar auto accident at Detroit, Mich, wa. held this afternoon at 2:3O iron the Alderson funeral home, POI Meadow street. Rev. William R Frendberg, pastor of the Salen Lutheran church, officiated ano burial was in Grove cemetery.
 Dies In Crash
 Flight Officer David J. Nixon, 20 of the Army Air Forces, son of MT and Mrs. John Nixon, 128 Scot street, was killed in an acciden Wednesday at Chanute Field, III. when the plane on which he wa! a passenger crash landed while CT route from New York to California
 He was the 53d local man to hay, died in the present war. Word O the death of three other Nauga tuck men has been received in tn, last three days.
 Flight Officer Nixon was en rout, to his base in California after hay ing spent the past week end here He left Naugatuck Monday morn ing.
 He was born here, attended tn, local schools and was graduated from Naugatuck high school in l942 He worked for his father, a con tractor, prior to entering the Ali Force July 2. 1943.
 Flight Officer Nixon was one O the leading swimmers in the stat. when he was a member of tn, Naugatuck YMCA swimming team He placed in numerous state event. and was member of the local tean for five years.
 He trained in Texas adn received his vyif1rg at Randnlnh TiAld TAwa a