Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-05-05

Helen Tipp passed her 14th
year at Champion on April 22nd.
Congratulations, Helen.
Ulva Howard had a birthday
on April 28th and her machine
was piled high with gifts from
her many friends. Congratula-
tions and best wishes, Ulva.
Steve Bobak and John Shan
ders left our department this
week. Our best wishes go with
you, Steve and John.
Margaret Ebeling was taken
i'll on April 28th and later re-
ports show that she was stricken
with spinal meningitis. We hope
you have a speedy recovery.
Margaret.
Congrats are in store for that
everblooming and persiStant
Electrician team" Of the Mite
Owl Bowling League. They have
honorably ended in first place
and the persistant Supply
Five" were runners-up, with
only one game difference. Nice
going, boys. Your reporter, as
President of the League, wishes
to thank all the bowlers of the
league for their fine sportsman
ship shown throughout the sea-
son. Hope we are all together
again next year.
Attention all bowlerS of the
Day and Night leagues: Let's
not forget the banquet coming
on May 9Th, Saturday. Anyone
from Champion may purchase a
ticket to the banquet at the cost
Of SIPS. Let's get gang of fell
las out and have real time.
This banquet is for Champion
employees only. Banquet will be
held at the WaltZ-Hodgins Post
at 931 w. Central Ave. at pm.
English, Leonard Borglin, Ole,
Boy! | admire your answer to
your column, in regards to our
/ few and very few non-interested
readers of our SparkletS. That's
the spirit we need The boys, you
named openly, have only to re-
member that the w is he and
likes of lot of others should
be respected along with the eff
forts of all the writer's of these
columns. If they mo Ikea it"
then TO ell with them. Again, nice
going, English.
Here's give Star Gal" so
the grapevine" tells your re-
porter. Yepl Our little gal from
the stud line, ii arriet Secord,
done made the Five Star Card.
Say, Harriet, is il true that a nice
shiney Gold Star was presented
to you, each day on that -
record? Oh boy, what a record.
Let us in on it, eh? Harriet.
Just a reminder bout the
Cancer Fund Cans placed i'm the
various spots in the shop. The
showing thus far has not been
so good How about a little more
push? 65% of every dollar donat-
ed will stay in Lucas County Di-
vision, of the American Cancer
Society. This need is very great
here, as the small clinic at the
Maumee Valley hospital is not
adequate. If you care TO donate
more than dimes and nickleS, a
receipt will be gladly furnished
by your captain, Mrs. Hattie
Kelly, Of the Plug Tampers and
the c re d / / Union, Remember
your receipt can be used for i'm
come deduction.
Come on, folks, let's dig a little
deeper Let's beat this Cancer
with dollars.
Dept. Is Ist Shift
Have you heard Freddie S
Sw ngte {? They play at the
Buckhorn Cafe, Oak and Green
wood on Fridays and Saturdays
Freddie, the steward in b. plays
the drums, sings and calls oc-
casional square dance. He played
with the Wis. Barn Dance and
appeared at the Capitol Theater
with the Hoosier Hot Shots and
Red Foley Also, ocally on
WTOL, WTOD and WSPD-TV
He also made an appearance al
the Village Barn in New York
City. Freddie is now starring as
ste ward in department b Isl
shift under the name of Clarence
Fredrick. He has in his band, a
Swing Guitar, Bill Summers and
a piano solovoX, Art Chortie and
they play the latest numbers
and popular rhythms.
Leonard English" BOrglin
Dept. ID fst Shift
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