Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-09-16

Menard, Elsie Dudek, Lillian
Theresa Reiter.
We have come to think OF
these women, not as mere fel-
low workers, but as friends. II
we've overlooked anyone, please
inform us and recognition will
be given. In addition, to enjoy
ing our dinner in the cafeteria
Friday night, was the sight of q
charming young couple (single)
with that look in their eyes. Bob
seemed to know at the first
glimpse of Eleanor, that she was
the prize for which he'd been
searching.
have looked in vain for some
work of appreciation concern
ing that reliable and erudite set.
up man, Ralph Morgan, in Dept
AA with whom | often disagree
but for whom / entertain q
high regard. He has worked al
Champion more than twenty
years without feeling he owns
the plant.
Fanny Lowe birthdayed on
Sunday, Sept. 18th and manages
to keep that youthful figure
Here's wishing you happiness
Fanny.
Got jumped on by depart
ment A workers for stating that
a certain bird was back in Z
after an unpleasant stay down
there. Well, you bunch of ''hell-
cats" let me say, l never have
worked with a gang I liked bet
ter than yours. Rough and tough
but with hearts of gold. There
darn you!
To prove that the ladies do
not claim all of our attention
the following fellows will be
Plath, Earl Baldwin and Mike
Macy; the latter goes to E and
the others to the sunrise shift
So long, boys! See you at the
Picnic.
Other sweet things who will
wiring parting tear upon their
departure to other shifts and de-
partments are: Agnes Konczal
Stella Bushey, Harriet Wadas
Lucille Duck, Eleanor Kuhar-
ski, Frances Reineke, and Bar
bara Thesis.
It's always so when good friends
part.
They feel a twinge within the
heart.
One thought will temper part
ing's pain
The hope that we may meet
again.
Dept. G, End Shift
We u n d e IS t n d that Bob
Myers has a hunting dog for
sale. Bob claims this~dog is diff
ferent than other hunting dogs,
who just bark and run after the
game. This dog has AS strap
ped to each hips When he goes
after ga1ne-he get 'em. Any
affers???? It's a cross breed be-
tween Lower Slobovia Much
guzett and an East 18th Brook
Ignite Beagle and has (ques-
tionable) papers to prove it -.
Colonel Tarver, E End Shift
This week our Welcoming
Committee was put to a her
culian task of providing a
friendly greetings to all of the
new arrivals in department E.
With the coming of all the peo-
pie recently recalled to work by
Champion. it made the situation,
shall we say, excitingly COM
pllCdICQ.
With all this increased ac-
tivity at Champion, we have
fresh tangible proof that Cham
pion is the Worlds Favorite
Spark Plug. l hope Champions
advertising department won t
mind me slipping this plug" in
for our product. Let us keep in
mind that Champion users ex-
oect better spark plug, there
fore, let's not disappoint them.
This is the traditional attitude
Of the Champion ia mily of
workers.
Helen Baker, Stud-line love-
y has volunteered to assist in
administration of affairs at the
oicinc and she openly states that
'he hopes that she will be given
bingo game assignment be-
cause she likes lots of excite
nent. We are pulling for you,
Helen.
1t is difficult to believe, but
lere is one of those rare fish
ng stories that makes it Qualify
is being neWsworthy because it
packs the element of surprise
N two counts. Surprise No. /. !
Who do you suppose caught the
biggest fish in a party of 6 men
md a women, who went fishing
'ver Labor Day? Doris Jones,
# the Plug Tampers. She caught
pike measuring 2912 inches
ong, weighing 4 pounds, thus
ualifing to take the cash jack
'ot of $500. Surprise No. 2, will
ONE when Bob" Smith sees
tory in print. (This information
vas secretly transmitted to me
y that willy Geo. Gray.).
Colonel Tarver reluctantly
ade his friends and associates