Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-09-08

good or better than other plants
Since our Strike Vote there have
been raises in other plants which
tustifies our rejection of the
company's original offer. Ever
the Ford Motor Company has
granted an increase above Their
original settlement. Let's stick
to our guns and win a good con.
tract and settlement.
On the meeting assessment
this deduction will bring the
membership UP to date through
July, in some cases, and through
August, in others.
Dept e 3rd Shift
Another birthday was cele-
brated with a beautiful cake ano
ice cream. This time it was Fran
ces Bielawski who became a year
older and those who wished he1
many happy returns of the day
were Dept E Sillimenters, Bro
shift. The guest of honor was
presented with a beautiful nylon
slip and hose which we're CRATE
fully accepted.
Dept Z
Helen Tipp, who Is on sick
leave, is now at home from the
hospital and she states that she
liked the flowers she received
and she wishes to thank the
blood donors who gave her the
necessary help.
Jim Vinson Dept ID End Shift
We must admonish Helen
Cross, TO remember not to rur
out OF the rest room after she
has removed her blouse to COO
off. Fortunately (for Helen1 al
we men were so busy working
that we failed to see what must
have been an attractive sight
Helen had merely got too hot.
Irene Mclaughlin had a birth
day on August oath and treated
her friends to candy. She re-
ceived a gift from Bernice Kel-
Ter a package gift, wrapped
In the most beautiful and artiseic
style imaginable by Bernice, who
has no ~superiors at this sort OF
thing. Congratulations, Irene.
BY a vote of 1899 to All, the
Champion workers voted TO
strike, II necessary, to achieve
their demands for a fair contract.
1t is hoped that by the time this
Is printed, a contract that is ac-
ceptable, shall have been nego-
tiated. We predict the workers
are in no mood TO accept any
thing less.
We were on the fortunate end
OF a wonderful dinner In honor
of Stella Radabaugh's birthday
on Sept. 1st. Vassie Brown sup
piled savory Southern fried
chicken. kept hot In a covered
dish, which together with all
the other side dishes and dessert
of individual pies, made this a
feast to be long remembered.
There were seven in the party
and we're sure Stella had a very
happy birthday.
We understand that someone
Is going to give us some publici-
ty. Don't see how anyone who
sticks their neck out like we do,
can complain if he, now and
then, gets a "whack."
We have sort of lost interest
IN crossword puzzles. Please
don't inquire whyll!M eve know
don't we, Jim??? RHY)
Irene Albertson Is now a
grandmother, her daughter hav-
ing been blessed with a son of
z pounds and IA ounces. Con-
gratulations Irene and daughter
and grandson.
Robert Smith Dept + End and
Ord Shifts
This reporter was strolling
around the park at Toledo Beach
while at our annual picnic, and
believe me, il was good to see
so many people from Champion
having a grand time. | wish to
say this, for a lot Of folks, that
the Picnic Committee deserves
a lot OF credit for a successful
and we'll done job. True, the
lights were gone after dark near
the beer stands, but through no
fault OF the committee. Again
We offer congratulations to the
Picnic Committee.
Again may | remind the Mite
Bowlers TO be sure and re-
port for the starting of our
League Schedule on Monday,
18th. at 1000 am.
sharp, alleys 10 thru 80. Hag-
gerty's Alleys at 18th and Jack
son Streets.
Colonel Tarver Dept + LIST Shift
Dorothy Pawlowski celebrated
her birthday on August 22nd
and was extended greetings byI
her friends. She received a num-
Der OF gifts and a bouquet oil
at Champion and her
parents presented her with a
beautiful wrist watch. Congratu-
lations, and best wishes Dorothy.
Floyd Perkins, Robert Kurth,
Mel Domalski and Herbert Will
liams went to Mud Lake on Aug.
18th on a fishing expedition.
C0mUtzfa loek and III