Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-02-17

and visit them or Send a caro-
Another birthday was cele-
brated on Tuesday, February
7th. 1t was none other than
Mildred Pate from our Silliment
lines. We couldn't help Mile
celebrate because she mo show
up, belated congratulations are
in order. Mile didn't say what
her new age is.
Your reporter wishes to take
this small space to give thanks
for the generosity of all those
who have given to the various
collections recently for n e
who deserve the donations. This
kind of good deed goes a long
way to keep up the morale OF
the absent members.
Don't forget, let's get more
people over to the Colony Bowl
ing Alleys and roll that apple
down the lanes in the Champion
Midnight League. Your reporter
has been told that the Colony
Restaurant will now bring your
lunch to the bowling alleys if
you order it. There are four
more spots open but if more than
four show up they will make
room for the newcomers.
Colonel Tarver
Dept. E, 1st Shift
This week we wish to salute
Lillian Browning, who is resting
happily in Robinwood hospital
with her new daughter who was
born on February 5th. We wish
the BroWnings a lot of happi-
ness.
Mrs. Edith Norman receives
mention at this time because she
and her h u b n d celebrated
their 28th wedding anniversary
on February 1st. Congratulations
TO the NOrmanS.
Thomas j. Miller, Eng. Insp.,
is getting up in the world. Tom
my's favorite hobby is flying his
own plane and last week he
joined the Portage Valley Fly
ing Club of Elmore, Ohio. This
club printed the first edition of
their own newspaper and Tom
my's exploits were detailed. Hap
.py landings, Tommy.
Birthdays galore last two
weeks. Helen Piotrowski, Feb
ruary 1st; Helen Karczewski,
February 9Th; Doris Munson,
January 31st; Arlene Slachciak,
February 7th; Goldie Keyser,
February 8th;. Rena Jablonsky,
February 1st and Norman Baum
hover, February 1st. H appy
birthday to each of you.
Theresa Binsley has artfully
left her imprint upon our entire
department. She prints the sup
Elementary titles on the tickets
in daily use in E and she keeps
up-to-date on these matters be-
cause a part of her eXacting du-
ties are to see that the current
date is legibly stamped on each
ticket. Nice going, Theresa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Mowka
are the proud parents of a baby
boy. Mrs. Mowka is the former
Adeline Lewis and her husband
is city policeman. We wish the
three of them lots of happiness.
Floyd Perkins, Eng. Insp., has
a most fascinating avocational
training. In case you haven't
heard, he is an artist of distinc-
ton, making sketches, painting
with water colors and oils. One
design of his, done in water col
ors, has drawn the admiration
of many of his friends. 1t shows
a kitten cautiously tip-toeing
across the keys of a baby grand
piano. 1t is declared to be re-
markably life-like.
Betty Bobzean left last week
to make ready for an important
visitor who is expected in the
near future. May your fondest
hopes be realized, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bobzean.
Leonard English BOrglin
Dept. ID, 1st Shift
l want to devote most of my
column this week to the way our
personnel handles a grievance,
No. 296 to be exact. Now on sew
eral asi ons we have had
trouble with the ventilating sys-
tenn in D and in other depart
ments too, / understand, but |
have reference to the former de-
partment at this particular time.