Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-11-08
Champion Unit
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Let's all give our Cafeteria
manager, Clyde F. Barringer a
big hand. We have been in
formed through the grapevine
and other channels that every
complaint turned in to him con-
corning the Cafeteria is correct
ed at once and at this time are
few and far between. We all
agree with Clyde that it is
hard job and we know from ex-
perience that he is doing a swell
job and giving the Champion
employees every consideration
that's possible during these
times. Keep up the good work
Clyde.
What Committeeman from
department "E'' days goes un-
der the name of Smiling Babe?
This same Committeeman cele-
brated birthday Tuesday, Nov.
5th. Happy Birthday Frank.
Heartfelt sympathy to Ronnie
Jablonski in the recent death of
his Dad.
Alvin Swary of department
ID" found out that football is
a game for younger and tougher
fellows, also that it is a hard
game on the ankles. Isn't that
right AL?
John Bost of department ID"
is confined at Robinwood Hos
pital with a back injury sus-
tained at work. Cheer up John.
At last the Automatics bowl
ing team on the second shift
pulled an upset and took three
games in a row. Swell bowling.
/ Gale Goldsworthy, Dept. 'E"
is the proud father of a baby
boy. Congratu a tions Gale.
Mother and son doing nicely.
Larry Willard of the Engi-
neering Dept. End shift is hav-
ling a hard time building a
home. He can't buy anything
but shingles for the roof.
Our deepest sympathy for
John Kocinski of Dept. "B" End
shift who recently lost his
father.
Those wedding bells are
breaking up Shorties' old
friends in department 'E" Sec
ond shift. First 1t was Gretchen
Young, who walked up that
aisle, now her sister Veronica is
going to be married Nov. 9th.
How about it Shortie are you
on the Old Maids side or still
living in hope?
Dean Lahr of Dept. II" got
hotter than a fire cracker bowl
| ing last week and rolled a 247.
A couple more games like that
and he'll be up with Chuck
Decker.
Starting December l, 1946 in
our hole under the steps that is
called our Credit Union Office,
we will have a Xmas Savings
Plan which can be paid at that
office. This service will make
it really convenient for the en-
ployees desiring such Christ
mas Savings Plan.
All the girls in Dept. "E" are
hoping for a quick recovery for
Florence Torzewski who has
been confined due to illness.
+ Harry Berry of Dept. "B"
says he was in better shape
when he was a Gap-Setter in
Dept. 81" than he is now.
Shooting clay pigeons last Sun
day he scored six hits and large
black-and-blue spot on the
shoulder. Pretty soft, Harry,
Nov. 18th isn't far away.
Had Beatty, personnel man is
back on the job after weeks
VdCd IlOIl. IL was d"Aul 4u1CL
where he was and a lot gutter
here in the plant.
Mildred Adele of Dept. IL"
became the proud mother of a
bouncing son last week. Mother
and son doing well.
Back on the job after short
illness is Zoe Stone, looking
we'll and rested.
Congratulations to the End
shift sillimen girls who bowled
two games over 700 this week.
Nice bowling girls, keep up the
good work.
We heard that Johnny Waters
of Dept. I'd" had a wonderful
time over the week end in
Huntington, w. Va.
Orville Tiller and B city
Blonde" Hardy were married
last week. Good luck and con-
gratulations.