Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-02-03


to help bury you. We don't be-
lieve the members of Champion
Unit hold the same opinion as
the company and before the
issue is settled, they will show
them how they feel about pen
sions.
English Borglin
u Dept. ID 1st Shift
Ted Thesis, gap setter, had
the misfortune of being involved
In an auto accident last week.
Ted was not hurt, but consider
able damage was done to his
car.
Frank DramcZyk was also in
an accident the same night, but
Frank was less fortunate. He
was taken to Toledo Hospital
with severe face decorations plus
q badly damaged auto. Frank is
now working in Dept. L but
he was supplyman in this de-
partment before going there.
We are all in deep sympathy
at this time with the survivors
of Ralph Lamson, who passed
away at his home on Jan. 9th.
He will be greatly missed by
everyone who know him. Ralph,
I am sure, did not have an
eA ", his slogan was: IF you
cahf say something good about
anyone, don't say anything at
all" He really lived up to it.
He was a swell guy.
Grace Krasniewski celebrated
her birthday on January oath
and she does not look day old
er than when l first know her
about 10 years ago. Grace, by the
way, was hnding out candy very
way, was handing out candy very
generously. Many more such
Dorothy Dusseau, now work.
ing on the Packing Machine, be-
came a grandmother on jan
uary 21st Congratulations, Dor
othy.
Thank you to Jean Meek who
gave another blood TRANSMISSION
last week.
/ more Rickard, inspector on
line No. 3, birthdayed on jan
uary 25th. She was giving away I
candy and cake to her fellow
workers but someone did not
appreciate her generosity and
about quitting time when Lenore
was washing up to go home, one
or more persons tied her pocket
book and umbrella to the table,
where she works, with at least
Q mile of string. But "Happy-go-
Lucky" Lenore, just laughed it
off good-heartedly.
Some of the workers in this
department took a collection for ,
Harold Smiths new baby. With
the money that was collected,
they bought a lovely satin COM ,
forter and pad, Taylor-Tot
Walker and a gold baby ring. {
Va noble of you people, in
deed. Mama and Papa were very .
delighted. ,
Pete Sabo, slide man, went
home last Thursday, when some
of the boys asked Pete where
he was going, his reply was:
THAT he was going to the Fed Q
eral building to be Witness" q
for fellow countryman who was Q
to receive his citizenship papers $
on that day. Pete has worked '
when he was very sick and fig n
ured he couldn't afford to lay Il
off, but in a case of doing u
good deed, Pete's right in there s
pitching. Nice going, Pete. Good u
Bye, now, see you next week d
CHAMPION REEF FISHING 81
CLUB DANCE ON FEBRUARY
l1th. Js
Colonel Tarver
: Dept. E 1st Shift h.
This week we take pleasure II
n saluting Marie Fear, who is 81
celebrating her 25th wedding d,
Her hus b a md fo
George, works for the briggs
Dairy and he thoughtfully pro- O,
,ided a beautiful silver service N
o :. commemorate the occasion. &c
on atulations, Marie. ~
Robert Kurth arrived last
week to take his place with the :.
ore tamping inspectors. We are - -
lappy to have you with us, Bob. - -,
Helen Marks birthdayed on - -
anuary 28th, Marcella Cottrell NJ
on Jan. 10th, Irma ~
Iuard on Jan. Goth and Louise -, ~
'oster on Jan. 26th. Happy n
irthday to each of you from al
our fellow-workers, who wish
, rlvey their greetings through we
1iStolumn as a surprise to you. mi
Alexander Spychalski, known th'
) AL to his friends. and who SCI
at present quietly and eff
emily serving as detail man on thu
lie silliment section, celebrated re:
Is birthday last week. He had