Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-01-28

ASA AOA CNSNA NobAOiA' "
hope they find that Lou is in
tiptop shape.
Bob w a | d m a n letter is
having minor operation in
Flower Hospital. Come on, Bob,
up and at them.
Myrtle Saucke slipped when
she stepped on a knurl and fell
bruising both knees. These little
parts, strewn on the floor, can
cause big trouble.
Rick Prentiss treated the
writer on nights to a hurried
look at his unusual album con-
tanning his wedding pictures In
addition to handsome Rick and
his beautiful bride and a fine
looking wedding party, there is
music box secreted in the al
bum which plays the wedding
march as the pages are turned:
Gertrude Huges celebrated her
birthday one day last week by
passing out to her friends, slices
of a delicious cake.
Dixie Banakowski also had a
birthday and treated his friends
to fine lunch, corned beef
sandwiches with all the trim
mings. There was candy to be
had for all, too. Long life and
happiness to the above two.
Dept. E, Second Shift
Did you notice the big smile
on Leicadia Janowiecki, stud
operator. Sho got her ring last
week and says that the big day
is April 30th. Best of luck to
both of you. How about a pic
ture?
Who is the guy who is strut
ting around the department
now? A baby boy, 7 pounds and
IA ounces. Born at Toledo Hos
.pital and the mother is doing
fine, The father? Oh yea, Rob-
ert Kurth, Eng. Insp. on the plug
tampers. Bob says he doesn't
know if the baby will be called
Robert Kurth or not but he is
as happy as a lark.
Congratulations to Jean San
derson, stud operator. Yep, it
was jeans birthday January 18.
Lots of gifts were presented to
her from the girls on the stud
lines. Jean was asked how old
she was but there was no COM
ment. We all give up trying to
guess. The gang sure wish you
a lot more birthdays, Jean.
Happy, happy birthday to our
lovely Evelyn Dominco, also of
one of the stud lines. Erie" re-
ceived very beautiful cake and
a lovely corsage from the girls
one the line, plus a lot of pres
e n is. Congratulations, Erie"
from all of us and may you have
lots more to come. BY the way
the date of her birthday was
January 21st.
Dept. G. 1st shift. Who's TAX
ing bubble baths now Who's
trying to improve their complex
ion? Who's wife had to fight her
way through bubbles to find her
husband? We wonder if Harry
White knows anything about
this?
Dept. G., End shift. Are you
fond of Chilli? If So, be sure to
see Maynard Griffin in the Tool
room; get his recipe for this
dish, which is said to be most
palatable and the hottest in To-
ledo. If procurable serve icicles
and ice cubes for the dessert. 1t
requires about three days to put
out the fire. (Maybe Maynard
should get together with Harry
and they could produce smoke
bubbles).
Two of our committeeman,
Paul Justus and Metz Strahm,
have gone to the Milwaukee
Educational Conference. Paul
and Metz have done a good job
on the Industrial Compensation
Cases from the shop and we feel
sure that whatever they learn
at the UAW Conference will be
of benefit to the Unit in the fu-
ture.
Recently we have had cause to
call on a lot of the members of
Champion Units Blood Donors
Club and the response has been
very gratifying. A call of this
sort is always a call of dire need
and all the words in the diction-
ary cannot express the receivers
Keep up the good
work, there is an award in the
1eart of many people for your
good deeds.
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