Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-08-25

/. We get the strike vote
and with the vote we have the
complete support of the mem
bers.
2. The Executive Committee
and the international Repre-
sentative will have other meet
ings with the Company and will
attempt to get a better settle
ment.
3. After we have negotiated
as far as possible, a meeting
will be called and the proposal
will be read to the membership
and they, the MEMBERSHIP,
will decide whether to accept
the company's proposal or go on
strike.
The members of the Execu-
tive Committee have worked
hard on the contract and be-
lieve the membership at Cham
pion deserves a S ettlement as
good as or better than the other
plants in Toledo.
Don't be mislead by the Com
pany's literature OF rumors they
promote. THINK THIS OVER
AND VOTE FOR THE STRIKE.
Colonel Tarver,
Dept. Z, 1st Shift
Champions Annual picnic
time has come and gone and
apparently every one had a
wonderful time.
Maurice Monetta and Gerry,
his wife, are thrilled with their
memories of the vacation time
spent at Sea Island, Georgia.
Evelyn Segan, plug tamper,
quietly celebrated her birthday
on August 1st by working. She
received gifts and congratula-
tions from her friends.
Della Shaffer, silliment line,
birthdayed on Sunday, August
18th. Her friends helped her
celebrate 1t on Monday, with
gifts and good wishes.
Helen Frazier's birthday was
appropriately honored on Aug.
18th. May we have lots more of
them.
Thelma Geren b became a
grandmother on August 18th.
CONGRATULATIONS, Grandma.
Ethel Avery celebrated her
birthday on August 18th. She
was the recipient Of numerous
gifts. Mildred Gray gave her a
cake.
Norma Ford was genuinely
surprised last week when her
friends presented her with a
pair Of beautiful table lamps
These we're in addition to all
the other wedding gifts she re-
ceived.
Sophia Foley, formerly So
phia Szalka, returned to work
this week after a two weeks
honeymoon in Chicago. She was
married on August 7th.
Robert Smith
Dept. e, End Shift
Your reporter has bid onto
the 3rd shift but will continue
to write the news as always. All
members who have news please
turn IL into your Steward no
later than Friday night each
week. Thank you.
Lillian Marker, sillim e n {
lines, is at her home convalesc-
ing after a stay in the hospital.
Lillian's address is 226l Kent
st. and her phone number Is
Adams 7505. Give her a call or
a visit.
Jennie Meister is at home due,
to illness and her address is
1923 Talbot st. You hurry back
Jennie.
Clara Kopinski had a birth
day on last Sunday. August IL.
The girls helped her celebrate
and a good time was had by all
on Friday night. Ka-See's Mite
Club was the spot for the cele-
bration.
Get a load of this, folks, es-
pecially you gals on the 2nd
shift in E. Is mama listening, l
mean, Steve's. Steve Lawniczak
is the personality kid from
Champion. He claims to have
won a beauty contest when he
was a baby. I'll bet he was a
cute little guy.
Remember Mite Owl Bowlers
our league bowling starts on the
Monday following Labor Day,
Sept. 18th at 10 am. sharp at.
Hsgerty's Bowling Alleys. We
will bow on the alleys from 10
through 50, Be sure to be there.
English Gorglin
Dept. ID, LIST Shift
The number / spot this week
is for Carrie Slattery. Carrie, as
you know, is a very happy-go-
lucky person, always smiling,
always a good word for every
body, She has worked at Cham
pion for 20 years as Of last Sat
urday, August 10th. During that
time, Carrie has accomplished
very much. She took care of her
invalid husband for many years.
Finally the Good Lord took him
away from her but that didn't
stop Carrie. She still came back
smiling and she work steadily,
day after day to maintain what