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

> 49, %Ss~F' LII J Al
Hepfinger, Ruby Herman, and
leave for a place on the 1st
shift. There are many wonder
ful people who / hate to leave
behind, but personal reasons
make it expedient that change
my schedule fo hours. Good bye
for now, to the good old End
shift.
Bob Smith, E End Shift
Over Labor Day a group of
friends went fishing in Cana
dian Waters. The group was
composed of the following: Earl
and Doris Jones, George B.
Charles, Arthur Fisher, Frank
and Jerry Drake, Ray Edwards,
Llyod Welch and yours truly.
All the fish caught was with a
homemade plug of mine. Here's
the score: George Charles, /
bass; Aruthr Fisher, l bass; Ray
Edwards, bass; Jerry Drake,
2 bass; Bob Smith, f8 bass;
Jackpot Of $500 went to Doris
Jones for the longest pike.
WELCOME back to the news
column, Bob, Colonel and RHY).
Leonard Barglin, ID 1st Shift
Frank Sobczak was presented
with a lovely gift on Friday last
from the girls in the Repair De-
partment. Frank, a very likeable
KIND of fellow, is returning to
Dept. B on Monday. We sure
VIII miss him and am sure the
feeling is mutual. Come up and
see us once in a while, Frank.
RoSella Rush, inspector. cele-
orated her birthday On Sept 9th
and the happy go-lucky Rosie
was h n ding out individual
cakes, candy and homemade
bread on the occasion. This same
inspectors generosity is over
whelming. She does it every
time.
George Kerr, supplyman, is
sure having his share of bad
luck. He has been off from work
since before vacation owing to
i'll health and last week he re-
ceived word that his mother
passed away. George, you GER
talnly have our sympathy.
Last Saturday, the Champion
employees had their Annu l
Golf Tournament. The weather
was perfect and the course was
likewise. The popular A n d y
Holmes was Medalist shooting"
a sizdling SO for low gross prize,
Ted zolziak, sank the longest
putt on No. 18, a distance of Is
feet 8 inches for prize. Other
prize winners are too numerous
to mention. All in all, | think
each and everyone had good
time, if they didn't it sure was
their own fault. T here was
plenty of food and drink, as a
matter of fact, l think Buddies,
who handled the food, had to
take some of it back. Last but
not least, your reporter wishes
to thank ABE" Miller, Harold
Hoover, John Byrd and Leonard
Barkholt for assisting with the
Tournament and making it the
success it was.
Getting b ac k to the senti-
mental part of life, it appears
that one of the Toni" Twins
is working in Dept. D LIST shift
and has a new Toni" wave.
Anyone we'll, enough acquainted
with this feminine inclin e d
gentleman, might try to identify
the same.
In closing, may | remind you
of the Picnic, Saturday, Sept.
18th, Hope to see all of you
there and hope you all have
good time.
News Flashw Did anyone
notice, (and how could you
MISS Jim Taylor'S bright socks?
Jim is binding everyone every
time he exposes 'his shapely
ankle. Spots--Spots-bright red,
green, yellow, orange and blue.
Oh! you kid
Union Office, 1st Shift
Remember! The Baseball team
is rafting a Television set. Let's
get behind them and make their
rattle a success. The drawing
will be held at the October Unit
The winner does not
nave to be present, but if he or
she belongs to Champion Unit,
hey should be present for their
0Iuo Lotoafit