Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-06-24

Listen, Les, let us, the boys in
E, figure that one out, if you
don't the next thing you know,
you probably will be on fire
yourself. Who's in the dog
house now, Les? Well ask Mrs.
Craven.
Yours truly and Geo. Charles
made a trip to Canada over the
weekend to try our luck at fish
| ing in the Mitchell Bay (Lake
st. Clair). Of course, we had
a lot of luck, toteing home our
limit in Northern Pike, but
here's the sad part of the whole
story: l was very fortunate in
catching the biggest one (atten-
ton Chet Jankowski) but my
friend, George, proved to be the
real fisherman, proving that I'm
still an amateur. The lucky boy,
George, can really handle that
rod and reel. We sure had a
good trip and say, George, how
was our turtle? How about a
bet with you the next time? I
still think can beat you at your
own game, amateur or no.
Colonel Tarver-Dept. e End
Colonel Tarver has vast new
respect for his fellow employees
the generosity displayed in con-
nection with the collection for
and employer since witnessing
an unfortunate Champion En-
Iployee's family. Over $4O0 in
cash and so many groceries that
it required a truck to haul them
away and the company gladly
furnished the truck. Of course,
collections for worthy causes are
commonplace at Champion, but
this collection hit an all time
high, even for Champion.
We have been informed that
the Contract Committee had
their first meeting on Saturday
June 18th. Routine matters were
discussed and the following Of
ficers were elected: Al Kenngott,
chairman; Mel Orlowski, vice
chairman and Mildred Pate as
the secretary. The officers state
that they hope to have some
thing to report to the Unit at the
next regular meeting. The other
members of the Contract COM
mitee are: Robert Myers, Gene
We've Berlin, Ruth Flahiff, Joan
DOMAIN, Robert GrohowSki, Dor
othy Irwin, Darold Welch, Mil
lard johnson, Harry Berry, Will
son Olmstead, Rose Rager, Ell
mer Brunk, Elizabeth Hanslik,
Irene Cameron and Harold
Hoover.
inadvertently, the name of
Florence Masell was omitted last
week, from the list of newly ar
rived sillimenters. This week she
gets special notice and welcome.
Two other sillimenters came on
the job this week and they are:
Pauline Nelson, and Virginia
Frey. Good luck to each of you.
Carl Pfister, of the Plug
Tampers, looks particularly
downhearted this week. We
wonder, if the absence of a GER
tain Alice has anything to do
with it?
We wonder if we would be
forgiven if we say that we defi-
nitely miss those delicately
shaded personal sketches that
came from the pen of that gifted
and versatile writer, Sam Vim
son. He appears to have the
happy facility for capturing
elusive emotional qualities and
weaving them into a SYM
metrical verbal pattern that
looked attractive, even when
they were set in cold type. That
requires literary skill and no
pretension! Here's hoping we
can see some of Sans produc-
ton again soon. (Note to the
Colonel - no sooner said than
done, thanks to Sam.
We are happy to welcome
back Mrs. Evelyn MikosZ, for
merly Evelyn Greco. She reports
that she is glad to be back at
work following a glorious 3-Week
She and her hus-
band motored through the beau
tiful Ozark Mountains.
A number of department E
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