Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-06-09
National.
Supply
CREDIT UNION

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CREDIT UNION
National Supply Credit Union
possibly the youngest in the city
is growing by leaps and bounds
It now boasts 324 members
Yours truly and Earl Young are
bonded collectors. All you need
do is stop us when we come your
way and tell us you want to be-
come member of the Credit
Union. Well do the rest. You
can't belong to a better outfit
than a Credit Union. 1t is based
on the union principle of co.
operation.
AROUND THE SHOP
Pfc. Joe Widmer formerly ci
dept. 36 was home recently en-
joying a furlough. He looks fine
What reason could Joe Quaint
ance have for taking all those
soup bowls home from our
cafeteria?
Jack Eyler formerly of dept
82-G was around when he was
home on furlough Jack was well
liked around the shop and all his
friends wish him luck.
Joe Biscay, dept. 40, has put
his shop coat in moth balls in
favor of his apron. He is also
sporting a new straw hat which
was decorated on Memorial Day.
Russo Riley wants to
express his thanks to all who
aided him in sending money or.
ders to service men. He also
thanks Norm Meyers for doing
his stint.
Roscoe Bugg, dept 36 is back
to work after undergoing ar
operation and joining up the ole
S. A. L.
Al Wise is convalescing at hi:
home following a recent heart
attack.
Clyde William seems to be-
lieve and some of US agree WITT
him in part that foremen are
sometimes superfluous. T h ey
might as we'll can all the foremen
in the Navy Building where
Clyde is czar superintendent
because he walks around anc
gives all the orders anyway. The
foremen are mere stooges ano
glorified office boys when the
big boss is around.
Congrats to Mr.. & Mrs R
Bodi who recently were pre-
presented with an eight pounc
bundle of female loveliness.
Bob Finch is an inductee ir
the Unk's big Army. Lots oi
luck Bobbie.
Russell Riley and Rollie Fred.
erickS are hereby advised tc
purchase some new suspenders
before an embarrassing accident
occurs. Just a word of advice
boys.
Al Carnes, dept. 85 was sc
burned up after his recent Iis4.
ing trip that he hasn't got around
to unlimbering some of the tai
tales about the long ones thai
got away, to say nothing of the
Whoppers he caught. Try a little
Tannipaste Al and let's hear the
fish stories.
ed. Fitzgerald reports his sor
is in the South Pacific. He GO
his first letter from him.
Louis Bateman walked al
around dept. 86 the other day
and nobody recognized him. He
combed his hair before taking
the walk,
Another OF our lads who wa:
home recently on leave was Pau
Welton of Dept. "a now in the
Navy.
What a sport is the guy whC
takes bowling bets and accept.
the dough on the line when ht
wins; but tells the other guy e
send him a bill when he loses;
| hesitate to name his name.
Herb Hoerig is back on the
executive committee again. Herr
did a good job last year and we
are all glad to see him back.
PICNIC
With the coming of the nice
days our minds turn to the Ma.
tional Supply Picnic. Take 6
heavy pencil and mark July Ii
with a ring. This years picnic
will be held at Shady Shores
with plenty of fun, feed anc
frolicing for young and ole
alike. Remember the date, anc
we'll try to refresh your mem
ory until the big date comes.
Ed. Birtwistle's son who is
serving in the Coast Guard is
expected home soon.