Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-04-14

last Saturday, b ause as he
finished saying the above SAY
ing" in walked Art Decker and
Thomas Bohland and after few
warm up pitches" they hit the
target. After that Jack couldn't
tell the time.
Paul, you wouldn't take ad-
vantage of Harold. would you?
Wonder, IL the ground is too
wet to dig post holes yet? Guess
/ have to ask Archie! (Art, ]
didn't say that. RHY) He is the
official post-hole digger.
l thought the chiefs were TO
take it easy, but / saw Bozo
really making the chief work
last weekend while he was do
ing the layout work from be-
low.
By-the-way, H Harold B., q
couple of the boys want to thank
you for the HOT DOGS and
COFFEE, really looked sppetiz-
ing and refreshing. How did
they taste?
Having a heck of a time try
ing to get into the crib now that
Danny's got new way of lock
ing it and as yet / haven't seen
one fellow get into it. I'll BET
someone will make it before too
long.
Deacon" Barnes isn't brag-
ging as much as he did last
year about his bowling team.
guess the reason Is they didn't
wind up in the top place. Better
luck next year, Deacon, you
can't be on top all the time.
Hope this little column doesn't
make anyone feel bad, If not
It'll next week, I'll try again, to
get the news. ] remain, Anony.
nous. maybe you better. RHY)
English BOrglin
Dept. ID, 1st Shift
p etc Dorsten, gap-setter on
line No. 5, solemnized his birth
day on April 3rd. The day was
practically over when he let the
people in on the secret or we
may have tried to persuade him
to push the boat out" in other
words, treat usl His age, l don't
know, but he is a very spry
young gent. We wish you many
more such days, Peter.
Another set of twins were
born on April 4th. This time TO
John Carrs Nanny goat. The
Nanny goat had the pleasure OF
presenting John with two more
little Nannies. John is our con-
genial janiter and he is very
pleased with his (the goat's) off
spring.
Mary O'Poole, knurler on line
No. 4, enjoyed the Easter holi-
days with her mother in Penn
sylvania.
History repeats itself on e
a x | N. Laura Drzewiecki, in
spector on line No. S, gave her
many friends some home-m made
Kielbasa the Thursday before
Good Friday. To my knowledge,
Laura has been doing this for
the past three years. Her gen
erosity almost exceeds her per
sonal beauty. 1t certainly was
Laura. ] or we thank
you once again.
Harold Kerschner, gap-setter,
received some bad news last
Wednesday. His year-old grand
son had a serious operation at
st. Vincent's hospital. To date
the infant is holding his own,
out we all sincerely hope he
makes a speedy recovery. IL he
IS anything like his daddy or
sranddaddy, / know he will soon
De well.
One more Blood Donor. We
our hearty congratula-
ions TO none other than Irwin
irudzinski. He donated so will
ngly at Flowe hospital on
April 4th. Thanks again, Irwin.
This a dandyll! Skippy Young,
letail man in ID, was invited to
Iudy and Irene Vargo's for a
'isit and light lunch. The visit
vas swell and for lunch the
Jargos had "Golabki," we call
hem Pigs In a Blanket" What
10 you know, Skippy ate nine
the hog) SO to return the COM
he baked a chocolate
axe and brought il in for some
II the packers. The poor supply
nan, w h tey u n d r d o wn,
ouldn't even buy a piece for
Owe nor money. Now maybe,
IL was good thing you
idnt get any, you don't know
( the ingredients. All you can
o Is sing that song; "If Knew
,ou Were Coming, I'd Have
'aked A Cake
Irwin Jachiniak, box Sticher,
hought he would try a little
xperiement with a whiz bomb !
nat he bought at Bauman's Gas
tation for 35 cents, so ne pick 4
1 on poor, little George Faolz's
lr as the Guinea Pig. So Irwin
ieaked out to Georges car at
inch time, attached the said
omb on the spark plug and A.,
,turned to work. At quitting |
me- George got into his car,
ith twenty guys and. gals
atching him, to see what his
action would be, when the |
tile bomb was just supposed to |
IL. But "Wot Hoppened7" n