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Gill British Divisions Youngsters Are Set For " Trick Or Treat" Chest Contributions Hit $17,000; Expand Operations Division Drive To End This Week ' Harlow H. Curtice, president , :.'13)....--' of General Motors, has reported , After one week's campaigning for Community Chest funds "impressive progress" in GM's from Divisional employes, $17,000 has been pledged toward the expansion a n d modernization 4.- 6 .. ..,4, 46*"i".L Division's goal of $29,000, Kenneth M. Thompson, supervisor of program affecting its manufac- .' rf.- 1'19 salaried personnel and chairman for the Packard campaign, has an- turing operations in G r e a t nounced. Britain. -- "Early returns of the drive indicate that Packard employes are whole-heartedly behind the Community Chest's campaign to ti,Cr F&57 S xhalile,LY:r ,n»ZI 1,74* Viq/5, raise funds for operating in 1957," Mr. Thompson said. Delco and Frigidaire at Luton, Duns- '43 34 r V:. He added that the drive i,s continuing through this week so table and Hendon last week on the - .,1M & 24 1 that everyone at Packard will have the chance to pledge his con- eve of the opening of the London tribution. Motor Show and his departure to the I/F= **0. 1-- United States after a four-week tour /....#Li (,R q"..W Perhaps the Salvation Army, USC, J. T. Ronion Jr. Gets Trumbull County Guidance .Center or of GM's manufacturing and assem- bly operations in Great Britain and - 17'.1.4&..: Warren Hearing Society, to list a few of the 17 organizations included in the continent. ---irt= e » Proied Engineer Post the Community Chest, don't affect The General Motors president re- everyone personally. Indirectly, ported that the company's major pro- .,p:.9/.Ii- - In Recent Promotion though, the benefits are numerous. gram to double Vauxhall Motor's Just having these agencies located passenger car and truck capacity to f, 1/0 .r'.V 250,000 units annually is "on sched- James T. Ronian Jr. of the and functioning in Warren provides a better environment within ule" and should be virtually completed Tool and Process Engineering munity. the com- by the end of the year. The Vauxhall Department has been promoted The Community House, a recrea- program, launched in 1954, includes 0000! These little Halloweeners have certainly spotted something scarey in Mr. to project engineer in charge of construction of more than 3,000,000 tional and character building agency, Jack O' Lantern. That's really Michael Koltak, left, age three, in his Teddy Bear assembly hoppers, tools and fix- is instrumental in raising the stand- square feet of floor space for a new costume. Miss Bo Peep IS Debbie Lynn Zampedro, five, and Ronnie Koltak, seven. tures for Plants 2,3,4,7 and 8, press shop, body and final assembly is dressed as Robin Hood. Michael and Ronnie are the sons of Joe Koltak, Dept. ard of living in the Flats area. The Continued on Page Six 1012. Debbie Lynn is the daughter of Mary Zampedro, desk girl in Dept. 1012. Master Mechanic Carl Habel has Ohio Citizens' Council is a state-wide announced. health and welfare organization pro- moting better health and welfare Mr. Ronian joined the Division in ' Calling All Boys . . . Continued on Unveil Fuel Iniection June 1950 as a Dept. 551 millwright Page Six helper. In Jan- uary 1951 he was Craftsman's Guild Awards Total Unit On '57 Chevys promoted to ma- A new automobile fuel injection chine repairman C Employes Are Urged unit, culmination of several years of and in February _ _ development work, has been an- 1952 he became a }"* I , To Keep Cars Locked Model Car Contest . .1' $115,000 In Tool and Process nounced as optional equipment for , 4 - ,-I the 1957 . engineer, a posi- Don't leave your car unlocked Sons of General Motors employes again are offered an oppor- tion he held until _r-,4/ or the key in a logical hiding The fuel injection unit, being manu- his recent promo- d/illpllt· AlllII tunity to share in $115,000 in awards in the annual Fisher Body factured by the Rochester Products place. That's what Plant Pro- Craftsman's Guild model car competition, Division of GM, is the first to be tion. A 1941 gradu- - tection Chief H. D. Parthemer Eighteen university scholarships worth $38,000 and another used on a production automobile al- increase com- though fuel injection in itself is not ate of Howland urges as he warns of the $77,000 in cash and other awards are the stakes in the 1957 in auto theft and pilfering on a new, having been used for a number High School, Mr. James Ronian Jr. petition. of years on Diesel engines, airplane Ronian continued national and local scale. Enrollments for the new competition are now being accepted, engines, and on some racing cars. his education at Bowling Green Uni- „ Some employes are leaving their it was announced by James P. versity and Marietta College. He Among the potential motoring ad- majored in chemistry and was grad- cars unlocked. This practice just Wines, secretary of the Guild. vantages of this new development uated from the latter school in 1947 makes the car thief's job an easier Division's Signature are: Better overall fuel economy; Boys born in the years 1936 With a bachelor of science degree. one. There is also a tendency for Mr. Ronian saw service during motorists to "hide" the ignition key I tthhreo 5kihrdlis, bjilf&'11991 Is Changed For Ads pa t rnd t ]3 2 »ocC »ICil twis - in a place that even an amateur thief through 1945 may enroll in the junior World War II in the U. S. Navy where is aware of. If you hide your key in ' division. GM employes as well as Beginning this month Packard r@%:, ' he served for three years, part of the Cove compartment, over the sun sons of employes who fall in those L. - that time on duty in the Pacific. Mr. age brackets may participate. Electric will be identified as the Ronian is currently a member of the visor or under the floor mat, a car * 4...'*%D U. S. Naval Reserve and is executive thief will have no trouble in stealing Murray Milne, a summertime em- "Live Wire division of General 1 U -1. T-- jp ' ' I FF- - Continued on P.ge Si X Continued on PaGe Six ploye at the Technical Center, won Motors" in most trade magazine *f -2.- 1 92.-.,LI1 petition. Campbell - Ewald & Co., the 'tf National Safety Group To See Packard Skit In every instance where an employe Division's advertising agency. / 11,)*-i<114/ or son of an employe wins, a dupli- The slogan will be used in conjunc- 4, ' r b - ---1 7 , " I ,- '.,. 71-/4.4.-'- -/9 - , I cate award tion with a new, re-designed Packard a $4,000 scholarshipis givenintothea 1956contestantcom- advertisements p r e p a r e d by 1 1· L,1, 1,1 :1 i./,1.,1., .'' 1.('' 1'. 2 : , who has no GM affiliation. signature pictured below and will ap »S< -1 Joilli'&5)::9:m Seventy-seven boys with GM affi- pear for the first time this month in 4.V- .. U·-i W 'I liations entered the 1956 competition ten national trade publications which 1 1! 'I, " , 1 11 » «ry35 o t is n aawsa de rksle tid sa o be e ft » ioclrs]:ttn in I;IIP ,liI,I lglili:Ii;I I f : New Ch«vr 1«1 F,«1 Ini«« 10. Udt Ifl fzk·:1 | '| | 4 , AYAhhAR#J6lilli ,,, , 2 1 |1 1 1 t in the competition. ing power applied to the rear wheels); , ''40#'ip''Ii''illii'.11 i cottbrou .I& °ng .voednelt aera sE>U:] _.P tck(trt/.111 '(ectric 8tittn bo c j, or&d;;3!pstCM]A, 1'»i stops; and filel 9 .-- 1, -i-- in the Guild. Prepared by pro- steep grades, or quick i:,i,!,liI rolling cut-off during deceleration. '' fessional designers and engineers, it Ivat'/rn, 0/, iii + '0| It | this new application of ' ' is the only textbook of its kind for /262.71 Although boys wishing to learn about auto- fuel injection will be used in place r , mobile design. "Liee Wire"dirisiuv of Gewi'rfil Moto}'6 of the conventional carburetor, the Since 1930, the Fisher Body com- basic function of both units is the petition has awarded 160 university The new signature is distinctive, same - the all-important job of pro- IKfi fuel : Ir. 1 ./ scholarships valued at $484,500 to and designed to better portray the viding the proper mixture of national w i n n e r s. Approximately progressive character of Packard and air to the engine cylinders. , mt°82%21%:2% YS: Crti :il nes 1112 'Clessi.gI i Hioh » 6 freelora.tds, ri are ma eu 1 ' winning state and regional honors. will replace in most instances the reted fuel system and the mixture ' · Packard trade mark formerly appear- then is fed through passages to each , The Fisher Body model car competi- --. tion has become nationally famous as ing in all Division advertisements. cylinder. In a fuel injection system one of industry's most successful Magazines in which the new signa- the fuel and air are fed separately _--, „*„, s>,-:., - _ , ]: -- "_I.-1.-...L-„... 1 , „,t i ]I: IMi 1 !ilf talent sources. A survey of former ture will appear for the first time to each cylinder and then mixed just winners revealed that the sanle this month include : Motors, Motor before entering the cylinder'S com- P; crm::T,c:,yeto:srn'r'i:z:·c::.,pz:rnd1zli:or' ory & '*:cr:17':2; dreams that help a boy design and Ser,i>ice, Solither,i, A,Ltom,otive Jour- bustion chamber where the actual The skH was conceived three years ago and has been presented before safety build an award-winning model car 2144 Jobber Topics, Commercial Car ignition takes place. This insures groups In Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Akron, Detroit and Warren. It will be part of the help most of them to become prize- Journal, Fhet Ow9%69·, Aviation Week, more equal distribution of the com- Public Utilities Section program in *he four-day 44*h National Safety Conference. winning adults, too. Automotive News, Appliance Manu- bustible fuel-air mixture to each Shown above are the "black light" illustrations which dramatize the skit and Continued on P„Ke Six facturer and ProdNct Engineering. cylinder. Art Richards, assistant safety engineer, who has the lead role in the production. PAGE TWO PACKARD JQ dam THE PACKARD %4**m Two Displays Feature Fire Prevention Week

' I-'.*. · .'·.#/F.I--&...pA. I . EDITORIAL STAFF Editor ...... JOHN D. HoSTUTLER SNS Staff Assistant . . . . ROBERT J. RICHARDSON I.,WA.**7/*611 , 4 71.1 Staff Photographer . . , . , , , , . . . . ROBERT L. MCBANE Otliers will follow your footsteps 01gil '. iff 1 fire prevenJ,4 4e_ En Staff Artist . . , MYRON G. SEYERLE filil'lart '.27*).-' 1 viee.easier-titanAdvancethey will follow your ad· M*, f,9/1 , .. 2,4,.. · 2 TAK EditoriaZ Secretary · · · · · · · · · · · DONNA ARNOLD ** * EDITORIAL ADVISORS Hollywood columist: Were you ever Supervisor, Public Relations - Empioye Communications . NORTON I. SATZ engaged to Donald Forbush ? Director of EmpZoye Rerations ...... JEAN P. BLAIR - t.#A '041 ; 4 :· ' ' 1&·.,1 -p' _«, 5 Eul Cablegram Phone, PAX 364 - Photo Darkroom, PAX 348 look in my file cabinet under "F." , ''.. -ik:. .56,3./.-· b /3%v.>) i.' ..2.414 . '1 Movie actress**.(to maid) : Edna, bit .·,I · '9 ·· REPORTERS Tlie search for liappiness im one of the chief sources of unhappiness. - 9 Brad Baker Geneva Ellis Elnor McGill Florence Shedd 1, , « 1 9, . . . Louise Meredith Mary Skovran Ala Baptist , 14 t.. Mary Beck Eadie England 9,4 - AE ,-3 r i Kathryn Brooks Mary Fallone Merie Nicholls Edna Starnes Donna Bruno Mary Fundziak Mickey O'Brien Helen Sulek Old lady: Here's a nickel, my good 4, , · "k h , -*4':, -Bm .. i :AC 4- Shirley Burford Rose Gall Mary Lou O'Malley Mary Swetonic man. How did you become so desti- , - , D .--'... Ruth Carter Dot Hauptmann Ann Opel Dorothy Swinford tute ? .- lK: i :1 Mary Lou Cebula Frank Hitchings Leta Pike Ruie Tidwell Beggar: I was like you, mum -- Margaret Clary Irene Khoenle Beatrice Pirozzola Shirley Verlenich always giving away vast sums to the Sally Sue Cole Wanita Kinter Marie Rehak Virginia Whitacre poor and needy, Bertha Collins Jim Korecky Carol Rink Margaret Wiczen * * * Dorothy Cooper Jean Laverty Sam Rinzella Stanley Zadroski Nancy Davis Emma Leonard Marie Russell Anne Zahnow Tliere comes a tiine when silence Fire Prevention Week, October 7-13. was observed by the Division with displays Jennie Duda Anne Lucik Margaret Sharak Mary Zampedro is not golden - just yellow. - Dr. in both the Cable Plant and Motor Plc:nt clock areas. The Cable Plant exhibit, Marty Madvad brad Ihedres above. featured an asbestos fire fighting suit and both displays emphasized the * * * Importance of using the correc* fire extinguisher In combating plant fires, PubZished by and for the employea of the Packard Electric Division of GeneraZ One day, Eddie, the slow-moving, Motors Corporation, Warren, Ohio, to foster the mlituaZ interests of both the inefficient clerk in the general store Production Control employer and employes and to provide closer cooperation for better work. was missing. "Let him go," the pro- Myron Seyerle Joins By Mary Fallone prietor explained. "Have you anyone Welcome to our new girls in the in mind to fill his vacancy ?" asked a Public Relations Staff department: Wilma Krieg and Doris customer. The owner replied, "Eddie Cates. Wilma is originally from Cole- didn't leave no vacancy:" Myron G. Seyerle brook, Ohio, but is now living in A 1957 Model? ** I recently joined the Public Warren. She will be working for Europe's system Relations section of the Don't tell anyone, but here's an exclusive picture of next year's of educating tlie Employe Relations Dept. as staff Gene Davis and John Ellison. Doris luxury automobile. How do you like it ? few smart ones mal be superior to attended schools in Hiram but fin- our system of educating everyone, lui artist. Before joining the Division Mr. Seyerle supervised art education ished her senior year at Warren G, Actually, this is about what our cars of tomorrow might look this fact remains: The men and wo. in the Logan, Ohio, city schools and Harding. Her family is now waiting like if competition had been banned in the automobile industry men educated under the "low stand· was a designer for a Logan sign to move from Vienna to Warren, She just after the turn of the century. Progress, if any, during the last airds" of the U. S. are paying the taxes company. will be taking Phyllis Dodson's place 46 years would have been slight. iliat send foreign aid to benefit tlie as Roy Conner's secretary . . . Evelyn men and women ediicated under the A native of Philo, Ohio, he was Sumner, Jean Allen and Bill Cassidy Competition in every business and industry is responsible for fanious "higli standards" of Europe. graduated from Philo High School spent a week's vacation at their giving us more and more for our - Nuggets in 1948. In 1955 homes, while Larry Taylor spent sev- . -k money. It gives us the widest * * * Mr. Seyerle com- eral days at Cook's Forest . . . Helen pleted his educa- When informed by the new five- Fassock 4 possible choice of top value goods tion at Ohio Unt- is spending her vacation vis- and services. It eliminates the year-oldof seven neighborchildren,thatMrs.sheBlackwas onere- versity where he iting her sister in New York City . maker of shoddy, over - priced marked, "Seven children must cot . - received his We're glad to report that Bill Blair i /40' W bachelor's degree is back with us after his illness . . articles while at the same time a lot." "011, no," exclaimed the tod- : .- 0 encouraging the manufacturer dler, "we don't buy them, we raise in fine arts, with Pat Plahy went to Chicago to attend who is building quality goods to them." sell at a fair price. , 8 : :".: < ' i eadu al. rn„ in art Ztltststsehro,sultabbcslb b reL I Hwa r a al=Un When the government enters business ''/7 7% A Masonic cutting the lawn, especially since a stone flew up and broke a window in his house. tchobbies»2]are :sfly- t; 35**Eisoii -:jsi - ::: ji __ -* - **_ inBE131the year. Because of553it we can government businetises increase every- ing, traveling and buy top value merchandise at one else's share of government costs; music. He was a member of the sym- Vincent Ragazzo Jr. prices Well within the reach of second, capital investment for Iliese attendingphonic andOhiomarchingUniversity.bands while millions of people. enterprises adds directly or indirectly „11l **Sr \ NE\Al -1 to the national debt and increases the Mr. Seyerle is married to the form- Wins JA Scholarship Competition, with its by-prod- Interest payments which are part of er Elizabeth B. Ritchie of East Cleve- / \---7 l uct of research, which develops the tax burden; and, tl,ird, hidden land. Her brother Dave is an engineer Vincent Ragazzo Jr., a Packard among other things better and cost, and losises help swell the total in PIant 8. The couple has one child, Mark Colin, age 14 months. The sponsored Junior Achievemeit mem- less expensive production meth- and also add to the debt and the in- ben was awarded a year's tuition terest. - American #'regress Seyerles reside at 505 Forest NE. ods, is the answer. The same holds true with thousands of other I , scholarship to the University of V cp rod tosu eci eakr tft : Cg amnpteeit nd eyannse *ticcalrrr }NIC UNSU ha e sstass:t2LeNe 6 sryliotirlls Michigan at Ann Arbor as a result dilli In addition, industrial research, stimulated by competition, is Brooklyn after a vacation in Texas. -0646*9%* of his outstand- He greeted his wife by giving her / ing work in the Crl .=:.·, discovering hundreds of new products every year, and hundreds several mink coats, four Cadillacs and of new ways to use old ones. This has steadily increased job oppor- *=*4&4* Warren JA group. . , 6. tunities and pay rates. Each one of us has benefited. A member of .:. the Packard JA ' VA When competition is stifled by government restrictions, either thedworfldm:indewife demanded.youg"Shucks, a dthsweetie she,r,epie, 2 BTrom .- '=,-.di vt, .*. 0 it was easy. I was in Houston during (rheBiwe w,-*.z.-Ga company for through excessive taxation or other regulations that discriminate three years, he Halloween and went out playing trick Tliou hypocrite, first ea

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Communications' two couriers, Responsible for the printing by Multilith One of the main functions of Office Supplies is the stock- Seeing that everything runs smoothly in Raymond Latham, left, and Charles of Packard forms by the thousands is ing and distribution of many stationery items and forms. Office Supplies Is Howard Kneeland, C Green, transport mail and person- Mighnon Brobs* who prints 75 per cent Here Betty Ries, left. Production Control typist, checks supervisor. He's checking a Packard form 0 net to Packard's outlying Plants. of the forms used by the Division. out manifests and memo pads from Mighnon Brobst. that Mary Labosky has iust prepared. ,

Depts. 610 - 611 - 612 - 613 14 ... Dorothy Cornell and Elizabeth James, her twin, has enlisted in the Mary Lou Lawrence and Mary Jane a most gracious hostess . . . Rodger Schwartz enjoyed a week at home Air Force - he's Martha Neumann's Lazzari. The group thought it a good Pettit entered the mustache raising By Rufh Corter , , . Frances Dziak is driving a new nephew... Welcome to Eugene time for a house warming and sur- contest, then changed his mind . , These frosty mornings remind one 1956 Chevrolet station wagon... Shick and Robert Lewis who have prised Sophia with a "Desert Rose" Mary Bokros recently served on jury that it is almost time for the ghosts Welcome back, Ruth Hatfield, Martha taken over for Benjamin Costello soup tureen which she had been duty... Get well wishes to Margaret and gobblins to appear - better Pearce, Mary Santangelo, Mildred and Guido DelGarbino . . . Dick Orr longing for . . . Best wishes to Mar- Gaydos and Toni Franco . . . Welcome stock your shelves with apples and Bukovi, Martha Neumann, Virginia journeyed to the hills of Pennsylvania garet Gano who is a full-fledged to all the girls who recently came candy ! . . . Pauline Iannizzaro has Miner, Helena Davis, Ann Mazzoleni, to attend his cousin's wedding,,, housewife now. on day turn . . . Glad to see Donna left us to await the stork. Grace Angela Maselli, Florence Stroa and Sophie Morris had a Stanley party Dept. 229 Baker and Mary Wiltrout back on Whiteside is the new clerk . . . Fred Nellie Porter . . Mary Verbanic is in her newly purchased home. She the job . . . Rose Ann White is driving Jewett and Al Rymer have returned back but transferred to Dept. 616 . . . invited Helen Kapcsos, Marvin Siroki, By Le#a Pike, Marie Russell a new Oldsmobile . . . Marjory Pas- Mary Lou Cebea and Mary from their vacations . . Kathryn Glad to hear the husbands of Ann Irene Sebastian, Jane Levero, Mildred carella, formerly of this department, Shipitz drove to Hastings, Nebr., Buydos and Helen Stall are recover- Bukovi, Hazel Workman, Mary Bar- Swetontc became the bride of Joseph DiTalo With her sister and will fly back... ing from injuries received in an auto- bat, Catherine Skubich, Stella Seal- A thrill that comes once in a. life- on September 2 9. . . Bob Fini is a Congratulations to the parents of mobile accident... Mildred Bupp has adakis, Minerva Datish, Fannie Cil- time was experienced by Louise proud grandfather for the first time. Mitzie Banish. They celebrated their undergone surge·y... Helen Soho fone, Olga Savanyu, Mary Herceg, Dillon when she had tea at the Gov- Bill Heathman is the great uncle - golden wedding anniversary October has been ill... Freda Carr's brother Betty Carithers, Dorothy Shander, ernor's Mansion. Mrs. Lausche was his first time, too, PAGE FOUR PACKARD *QUY,am Accounting Six Packard Men Receive JA Assignments By Martha Modvad,DepartmentDonna Bruno Wedding Shower Held For Virginia and Corof Rink Udall 3 / 2:'; fl. :.,5/$.1(.1:'liqi]3:7%.12 The welcome mat goes out to a i ,/'p-'/'2 W K' * ' -- few new faces around the office: , ' 42,429< .r:' :2 :zi.!: 5(,1.31 E , Patricia Kenniston, originally from tfu . i. .TE- I 'b 1 94 2. Lordstown. Welcome also to James t' . .:L.. . . Al- , Af .5-

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Williams, Work Champion . . .W e want the new Mrs. Udall with a glassware set and pitcher to commemorate the event. Standards engineering: Thomas A. Sankey, Budget and Estimating: and John G. to wish a speedy recovery to Mary Drapp, Accounting. Three advisors will be assigned to each of the two companies. Dunn's husband who is hospitalized. Depts. 1010- 1011-1012 She gave a black one to Betty Horn- berger... Jerrie Miller gave a Communications orite Angel Meringue Pie, which was Dept. 1074 By Mary Anne Zampedro Now that the World Series is over, surprise party for her sister on her By Shirley Ver/enich and enjoyed by all that were lucky to get silver wedding anniversary . . By Jean Lover#y we can samples... Martha Bartlett and settle down to work again.., Ruth Reeves has joined the Sally Sue Cole We TNT Sara Rinehart have moved into their are glad to see'Lyle Davis back Dorothy Bates' son left for the U. S. Players Delorgs Sherock is Eldora Talstein spent a week of her new homes... Welcome to Dept. from sick leave... Welcome to Air Force and is now stationed at vacation in Michigan fishing... 616, Mary Verbanic and Ralph Philip Stiff and Richard Cave who San Antonio, Tex.... Welcome to our driving a new Chevy . . Millie Marilyn Perusek spent a day of her are newcomers . Gat well wishes Boyles is on sick leave . . . Bob Rechedy . . . Back from vacations: new employes, Berridge Simms and Grayson has left us . . . CIara Tes- vacation at home . . . The World William Lehto, Penwater, for Sally Larkin . . . Good luck to George Ball . . . So-long to our trans- Series was attended by Howard Knee- Mich.; cione was married October 6. Irwin Glontz, Lake La Plonge, Sas- Pete Janos and Tony Haller, who fers, Joanna Petrilla and William land during his vacation... Shirley katchewan, Canada; Martha Duncan, have transferred, and to Charles Heatherly who are now in Depts. Verlenich ushered at the Giddings Columbus, Ohio, and Pennsylvania; Zimmers, who has left us . . . Ron- 405 and 403 respectively . . If you Banquet held at Packard Music Hall Agnes Chesnak took advantage of aid Deehr, Sammy Crawford, Edward are in the market for a new mink CLASSIFIED ADS where Vice President Nixon was the week end visiting Cook's Forest Bevan and Rusty Coen enjoyed fall coat, see Hubert Farley. His specialty guest speaker . . Shirley and Mrs. and Ramey, Pa. . While on vaca- vacations . . . Dan Bucci's son en- - raising mink . . . Julius Rimar RIDERS WANTED -· From Gkwd, Bob Harrell recently entertained with tion in Canada recently Myrtle Os- joyed a leave at home before trans- has finally decided it's time to buy Steady ciftenloon turn. Contact Emma a baby Shower at the V.F.W. Post burn accidentally fell out of their feri·ing to his new station in North that new car. He was afraid that Stambaugh, Dept. 223, or caZZ Girard Home for Mrs. Margaret Corzini . . . boat . . . Ralph Rechedy is driving Africa with the U. S. Air Force. with the cold weather setting in, LI 5578-0. Mrs. Elizabeth Sandy entertained a new car... Lemuel Reed has _ _ his present one would decide to relatives over a recent week end transferred to Dept. 617. RIDERS WANTED - From GB·al'd, from Charleston, W. Va. . . Lillian "hibernate" and refuse to start for lpim . . . Get well wishes to Irene Trum,bull INZZ. Steady afternoon turn. Wilson and husband Jim attended Depts. 213 .214. 215- 227 Chaky's nephew who recently was Contact Virginia Smith, LI 5136-0. the annual reunion of the 37th regi- A GOOD By Margaret Clary hospitalized in Akron. ment of World War I in Cleveland Congratulations go to Harry Shelly, PLACE TO WANTED - SZe.€ping room with . . Sally Sue Cole recently performed Verna's husband, to 603.604 Zaundry and kitchen prifiZeges with- in Gene Carroll's Talent Contest held whom we will WORK Depts. give the honorary title of "Fisherman GENERAL By Rose Gon, in walkinil distance to Packard. Con- at Packard Jim Korecky and Music Hall for the of the Year." He recently caught MOTORS Sta8/ey Zadroski tact Emma, Shivelt,1, Dept. 274, or benefit of the Child Conservation caZZ 4445-5 after 4:00 p. m. three muskies at Rice Lake measur- John Buzelli is home from the League . Seems that Raymond ing 35% inches; 32 % inches and 31] In 1955 the overoge number of hospital and at last report is doing Lathan is really working up an appe- inches. Last year he caught one FOR RENT - Two sleep#ng rooms, solaried and hourly.role Generol fine. Hope to be seeing you soon, references tite these days on his courier trips. weighing fifteen pounds... Walter John . . . Fred Agresta required. 8269 stops at door, Motors employes and his wife 1458 EZm Ed. Guess he must be walking instead Hathaway, manager of the Tod Ave. throughout the spent an enjoyable evening in Cleve- of driving, as he keeps asking every- Methodist Baseball Team, is very world tololed 624,000 land recently . . . Lena Talanca Val- proud that - an in- FOR RENT - Szeeping room. Refer- one in the department to contribute his team has won the weose of 47,000 over the previ. 'ntine left to become a full-time home- District Church ences requb·ed. Two girTs Working day food each day . . . Our thought for Championship two ous yeor's average. Generol maker. Lots of luck, Lena . . . Our t1rn preterred. 1040 Paige. 5093-5. years in a row. They have won seven this month was submitted by Charles Motors men and women earned deepest sympathy to Fred Sebiavone trophies in the loss of his father Green, taken from Elbert in three 1,ears . Get well $3 and step- FOR RENT - Kitchen, dinette, one Hubbard's billion, 127 million last mother book of famous sayings wishes go to Anne Dodd's husband year in an auto accident in Kan- - Folks 0$ compored witil $2 billion, sas . . . Welcome back from sick bedroom, t{Ze bath, storage room, who never do any more than they who is ill and to Pauline Cross' washer and d?yer. First fLoor. $95 plus leaves, Bob Ripple and Rita Lee get paid for, never get paid for any brother who is ill in Mississippi , 610 million during 1954. 41 1,!tilities except water. 3828··6 or ( Dept. 611) . . Eddie Kubuj is re- 4946-1. more than they do, It is good to see Dorothy Stanton finishing the second floor in his new and Margaret Bertolasio back from home . . . Get well wishes go to FOR RENT - Kitehen, dinette, one Depts. 606 -616 sick leaves Richard Harries is Juanita Ward, Mary Jane Sabo and bedroom, tile bath, storage room, 0y Mary Skovran our new group leader on afternoon Dept. 224 Nellie Liddle. By Edna Starnes washer a#& d'ryer. Gro,Lnd Zevez. $90 Happy birthday: Marie Popovich, turn . . . Evelyn Groce has trans- plus aZZ *tirities except water. 3828-6 Mildred Potapchuk, Earl Ward and ferred to Dept, 218; Eugene Long, to Farewell to Ray Bartlett and Doris Depts. 216.277 or 4946-1. Albert Sciaruto . . . The PM turn afternoon turn; and George Karney, Wilms who have transferred... By Emma Leonard and Marie Rehak has been busy celebrating birthdays, to day turn . . ,E d Rumpler vaca- Welcome to our new foreman Andy The welcome mat goes out to the FOR SALE - Wil.<,4 Golf Clubs - Earl Ward was surprised with a tioned in Pennsylvania; and James Susko . . . Get well wishes go to new faces in Dept. 217 . . . Ella five irons, two woods. $35. 5688-4 or cake and Mildred Potapchuk's birth- and Thelma Shoenberger vacationed Ann Wack who is on sick leave... Armstrong has a new granddaughter PAX 364. day was celebrated with a "pizza" at Dayton visiting their son and new Glad to have Hazel Gano back with born October 7 . Jo Crums' party... Evelyn Marker is bacl[ us from night turn . . Mary Yonek's grandchild... Welcome to Joan daughter Carolyn, a graduate of FOR SALE - 1954 26-foot Palaire after having a baby girl... Norman husband brought home a bushel of Huron Road Hospital, was married Ranch Home Traifer, $1750. Mal/ be Richardson, Charles Barker, Michael mushrooms Frantz's son Thomas is home on and she'd appreciate any to Regis Boyle September 15. Carolyn Been at Sh,1dy La ·Le TraiTer Park, furlough from Camp Eustice, Va.... Grasso, Patricia Hathaway, Mar ideas as to what to do with all of is now on the staff nt Trumbull truiZer 33, after 5:00 p. m. Helen Kostyo has a new nephew Scott, Walter Richmond, Elaine Cur- them . . . Closing thought -t o b e Memorial Hospital. Regis' mother ran, Shirley Hacker, Barbara War- named Bobby . Anna Freeman successful in life, seek out the good works at Plant 8. . . Juanita Case FOR SALE - Trumpet and case. treated her co-workers to her fav- field, Louise Szabo and Mary Evans. in others. is the owner of a litter of puppies. 2803-1. Youngstown Dislrict Purchasing Agents Visit Packard Electric And Tour Cable Plant '*b *11/ 4 'Al .9 I , , "U. 1 - ·'1 ' 1 5 . r 4 . , ·' <'13 5--- j i : ' 1, 3 / 'k i, 'I ..16. 1 , j. ' Sll :At 4. f :· ' ' ' 4- . . . . . i ' .3 4 1 '5'{4·4 LE:, T - - - T#i:r . I , ' f ' ' 1 . - 30

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Tubular Products, Inc., Sharon, Pa., and J. T.Horvath, Carbon Lime. Members of the Youngstown District Purchasing Agents' Associa· A parafin and wax insulation operation Is explained by Gordon H. r. tion were guests of the Division on Tuesday, October 16, and Four- stone Co., Hillsville, Pa.... Center photo - Part of the touring Dickerson of Production Control, center, to left to right, H. R. g ed the Cable Plant. Left photo - R. E. Hatch, production manager, Purchasing Agents stop to examine insulated battery cable ready Williams, Mahoning Valley Supply Co., Youngstown: C. G. Sherwin, B exploins a vinyl taping operation on a Chevrolet harness assembly. for shipment. Pictured left to right, F. J. Limestahl, Deming Co., Grinnell Corp., Warren: M. W. Schabitzer. Heltzel Steel Form & e The operator is Fern Pyles, Dept. 417. Shown from left to right Salem; D. A. Reighert and R. M. Warren, both of Elec*rIc Furnace Iron Co., Warren: M. J. Chapman. Bessemer Limestone & Cement r are: C. H. Egan, Westinghouse Corp., Sharon, Pa.; Mr. Hatch; Co.. Salem; Allan Larson, Custom Display, Warren; and Guide Verne Co., Bessemer, Pa. Preceding the tour, R. E. Hatch addressed the 1 K. C. Smith, Westinghouse Corp., Sharon, Pa.; B. T. Miller, Sawhill Remalia, Packard general schedule supervisor . . . Right photo - group and described the various produds produced by the Division. , s PACKARD Uf la„8 PAGE FIVE Plant 7 By Mary Beck and Dorothy Haup#mann New Election Day Cake Inspired By Recipe Used 125 Years Ago Alas . . . The boats, bathing suits and the World Series are all stored r ---=fill "I heard you were coming, so I baked a cake." The traditional away and our gang is all set for ..t' 2 L. 12(bi 3...gqwpl:f Election Day Cake that is. It doesn't matter whether you're Demo- Halloween and football . . .W e would t.,3.-. * . crat, Republican, Whig or Tory. for Election Day cakes, first baked :ttii 3% :Ntthmuor'«2fAM /1 al ' i Q' ' : -Lat'st-i 3L + -. in New England about 125 years ago, were served to all who voted Milway, Catherine Dean and Dorothy a straight ticket. These yeast-raised cakes, laden with fruits and Knott, this is for you. Let's hurry 9...t -"3 446#74 nuts to make them moist and flavorful, kept fresh for many days. up and get back in the fold... z That was an important c,onsideration back in the early 1800's as D -1 qibi; J Berlina Gurney and her hubby , =- I. Election Day was the beginning were to attend the Notre Dame lukewarm for compressed). Add and of a week-long celebration of stir in 2 teaspoons sugar. Sprinkle or vs.pastMichiganweek Stateend...footballDorisgameFeth-this ,-:111'11 ., = iP' 1/ 0„ balls, parades and visiting from crumble in yeast; stir until dissolved. house to house. Add 136 cups of the flour and beat erolf is searching for a good home 1 ..14 4 ,« -41' 9. *..:3 with secluded grounds for a little ! '1 ;'i ' 1 11 3 - , It was the custom to serve Election well. Cover with a cloth and let rise kitten, half Siamese, the other half- : ·,·Li, lf'pr Day Cake to those who stopped to in a warm place, free from draft, you name it . . .W e are all anxiously , call, but because of the ambiguity of until very bubbly, about 30 minutes. .. 'Ir Cream margarine or butter with 1 waiting for the gala opening of „ LI./ 4/14; the original recipes there was a great variance in the cakes from village cup sugar. Add and beat in eggs. Angie Sollitto's pizza and santdwich hri_, 1 15 , . shop on N. Park Ave. It will be , ..':..., .> 4% . 'AW) ". .. 4&1(.. . 4.*4.43. ', 1 '' to village and community to com- Combine with bubbly yeast mixture. munity, Here's the original Hartford Sift together salt, spices and remain- known as "Marna Jo's" . . . Bertha , , 4, 407 4.... A- V.it.. 9-a,·a lit#'9,111&21u d.,.f - A Election - Day recipe plus one that's ing 3 cups flour, and add to yeast Vasbinder proved to be a gracious 49<2 [<.... .-4..20 hostess when a gang of Plant 7'ers mixture. Beat until snpoth. Use were recent guests in her home.,. this November 6. mixer or beat by hand. Add and stir in fruit and nuts. Turn into a greased, * + triedOriginaland Hartfordtrue ror Electionyou to bakeDay Cakecolne lightly floured 10-inch tube pan or , , 30 qt. flour into 2 well-greased loaf pans (9 x 5 always find time to visit the sick 1 6,1 , - d '|:'''| •'' · ' '. ·' ' -4=-· - - . , 10 lb, butter x 3-inches) or 2 well-greased 1% and hurt. . Has anyone looked at 14 lb. sugar the bowling standings ? Plant 7 is & 118»,

Mrs. Victor E. Kruppa 14 teaspoon cloves 1., ., 111 - , -i -a':v . ] -1- /f ;1 ,. li.¢? Mrs. ;PT.%;21*kindjrMrs. Charles Shanti amil.y ly14, teaspoon ooo »scilmace n»mon Robert R. Talkington 1% teaspoon nutmeg . Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Clark 1 M cups raisins Mr. and MI's. Henry E. Clark and M culp chopped citron +' d family % cup chopped nuts Mrs. Harry S. Lee . \S :lp,j- Measure water into a mixing bowl i:·L·.· . , r' Mrs. John Brek and children L 1& (warm, not hot, for active dry yeast; <6. , ··,P#·0 ,• ' id" ' *69 9. Mrs. Clyde Croft Jr. Dorothy Bodnar and son , · - , 14 ' Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hoffman Dept. 549 Mrs. Joseph Danielson By Anne Opel and Morgare# Sharok Phyllis Clemente became the bride of Opal E. Klingeman With winter just around the cor- Eugene Noark In a Sep*ember 8 wed- I *A#G:3'11' Mrs. Donald G. Brennaman ner, the departmental employes are ding at Christ Our King Church. She Is " • n -1 ...,--- quite busy. Vacations are being cram- employed in the Accounting Dept. and med into the last few weeks of nice is the daughter of Grace Clemente, Dept. 415 weather, household chores given the Dept. 274. Theyhoneymooned k Florida. - /4.1. : · - - By Anne Zahnow and Louise Meredith final brush up and new events for - - - · Welcome to all our new people ! the cold months are being planned Dept. 225 . . . Farewell and lots of luck to Tom , . , Kenny Crane spent his leisure By E/nor McGi/1 - DaBalko . . . The box of cookies we time breaking in his new farm trac- Welcome to the recent transfers enjoyed at rest period recently were tor . . Sever Lyons spent some to our department, Leona Morrison, Cafe 422 was the scene of a maternity shower held for Esther Gaydos, center, baked by Tillie Zaggers . . . Our sym- time painting the trim on his house. Julia Watson, Lena Marino and Clara Dept. 223 desk girl, by 15 of her desk girl friends. The October 10 event included pathy goes to Helen Currie in the loss He and his wife then journeyed to Dove . . . Sorry to hear Clara Dove a dinner after which the group presented Esther with a monetary gift, baby of her grandmother . . A "thank Niagara Falls on a belated honey- is in the hospital in Youngstown . . . moon . . . Welcome, Dick Walker and Bathinette and teddy bear. She has been on maternity leave since last August. you" goes to George Balough for our Welcome to Charles McCauley, Harold Merle Hall, back to the department score board during the World Series. Mitchell and Janice Nabbs . . . Deep- Dept. 218 Fay Hadley spent a recent week end . . . Pat Richmond became Mrs. in her home town in Virginia . . George is going to night school now est sympathy to Bernice Manwell in By Mary Fundxbk Richard Taylor October 13 in a wed- the loss of her husband and to Bridget Scarbrough's mother will... Violet Evans is eagerly awaiting ding ceremony at the Bristolville PM NEWS-Irene Stiavnicky went Blanche Boyle in the loss of her make her home in California. Brid- her son Robert's discharge from the Methodist Church. After a honey- on 380 . . . Millie Odvar's son bought father... Sorry to hear Genevieve get's sister and family visited her Navy. She hasn't seen him for over moon in Tennessee, the couple will a new car... Jennie Moldovan and Cobalt and Cora Holbrook are on a year. reside in Cortland. family visited her sister in Detroit from Columbus recently. sick leaves... Marion Bernatowski recently... Bonnie Bartholomew's and Delores Walters have left us . . . husband shot two ducks . . . Art Pier- Glad to see Phyllis Ernst back from son went to West Virginia on his sick leave . . Congratulations to vacation... Margie Yahala was PAthZ,ti Ted Sember who is now a group 1, - leader married and is now on her honey- l'fr , .frfi . , , Charles Snyder and Harry moon . . . Welcome to our new hires and transfers : Ann Sharpe, Beverly McDonald, Lonnie Henderson, Stella MWAMP=5 'fy. lf>10 fDTI)01]% 8 3(_ ))01 Hixenbaugh 1'» iDn ro hy jtransferred 3:p:n: toherDept23tjoc306 Ondash, Darlene Hartman, Bonnie Capatch left us to await the arrival Hodge, Ann Vasko, Clara Bower, of the stork . . . Florence Gallo and Margaret Fugle, Stella Kanche and //740 .*"Ir, ! ]fjL,Tr Trf ' her twin sister modeled in Rappold's Rita Clemente We lost Jim Van style show recently. 2 - 4 m 1, r-- ,f Sales Dept. By Geneva Ellis and Dorothy Swinford {do:S tf y on €iMEE 11-, -r roiM: "1 ---9 . I I./..:'. , i Pete Hillman and Bill Harley are :1: 2. S 21;f i: ttned i'it i 1, _t f ...... once again speaking to John Kunz with her daughter who refuses to '.,r -4- f , 7 9& ' 'li ·1[11 - --4 1 0 9, I, stay by herself. i= :''W "' Im; ' ' , 14->Rilh -1-l''I , ";i :" ; ;oh tt t st g : «,erfi s» Depts. 219-274 ' ' 1, P=Z -10, -'"4, ,,'· ,h ' ' ]'.(, i tln,unea oyok nrin, Buth , tei Z By Anne Lucik 6*...11,1 final game ! . . . Earl Kopnisky played i diit3't SZ ---·- -ij , t ,· D Dean who was married recently . . -, A l ·1 ,- #. . '*12 2fi "v.9 .seat right in his own living room! Mary Pagesh is on sick leave . . . i ,/ A . . Oliver Hamilton saw a couple Ch-* '!Midaw

.EX/! 11, 1%//1-1/im| |1//MIMMI _'nteTony Hallercho pe. .sosteilloangKIMN . Willa Wilkinson's hanu i;1%i'g - - 6 ' •, ., | ' ..,··· . L -*„.,6_-<)Ir, I '.'5p...memin days... FrankvacationSmithand wenttook toa Columbuscouple of mother from Boston was a welcome . . . The Montgomerys toured Michi- guest at her home recently . . . Mar- MIKE SERBIN JR., left photo, has three Packardites who scheduling, is a grea*-uncle while Melvin and Harold Collier, think a lot of him. They are mother Margaret, Dept. 613: who are employed In Depts. 547 and 303 respectively, are gan and Wisconsin to take advantage garet Morgan's 14-year-old daughter father Mike, Dept. 604; and uncle George, Dept. 603. Mike uncles of little six-month-old Clyde . . . SANDRA KAY of the beautiful fail scenery . . . Tom entered her horse in a horse show was lust nine months old recently... CLYDE MARCINA DUGGER, third photo, is the granddaughter of Dept. 474 Rolfe has moved his family from recently and he won several ribbons. McKENZIE, second photo, also has c big Packard family. Foreman Wayne Pierce. She is nine mon*hs old . . . MARK Chicago and is now settled in our Now she's getting him ready for His father Marcina is employed In Deph 215 while mother THOMAS WALTERS, right photo, 13 months old, is a fav- fair city . . . The Adkins spent a showing at the Halloween Parade . Marian is in Dept. 612. Harry Scott, supervisor of cable ori*e of grandmother Della Walters, a Dept. 616 employe. week end at Cook's Forest,

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Tool 6 Process Engineering Lance-shaped windsplits on the hood I By Nancy Davis add a touch of modernity, Continued from Page One A variety of sparkling new colors , We now have our first set of twins GM British Divisions Increased Power, Striking Design here in Process, John Slanco's wife 5 I l in combination with the body selec- building at Luton, and truck manu- tions furnishes the customer with presented him with twin girls Octo- facturing and parts warehousing faci- 460 choices in the appearance of the ' ber 11. Congratulations, John . . . Featured In Chevrolet's 57 Line lities at Dunstable. Chevrolet he buys. Interiors, marked ; Good luck to Pat Patterson and by rich upholstery in nylon cloth and ! George Sanford on their new jobs Mr. Curtice pressed a button start- ing a 400-ton press which stamped a -.0./4 plastics, have been completely re- i George is leaving for California and fashioned. Seats have added comfort Pat is going to Indiana. roof for a new Vauxhall model at Dunstable as hundreds of employes ,- ' Al•,ki-, 1, and are of an attractive slender , looked on. Gothic form. Easily read instruments are sheltered under a cove, with all Vauxhall is expected to produce { control knobs recessed as a safety Craftsman's Guild 126,400 passenger cars and trucks , M. 1-& ' measure. Other body highspots in- Continued from Page One this year of which more than 50 per . clude a new ventilation cent will be exported. Mr, Curtice system that Awards for the best models entered believes Vauxhall should be able to ' ·'|46 4 has inlets under the headlamp hoods in the Guild competition include eight and supplies up to 22 per cent more produce more than 180,000 units next .1;1,>1 #/• , air. university scholarships for the nation- year when the new facilities become 61=/ 1 ., ... To power its 1957 line, Chevrolet al winners of the Junior and Senior fully available. .!,1:.,·.r,. , 't will build one six and four new V88 Divisions of the competition. In each , 44 . · -f ' p- 7 - · r group the awards are: 1st - $5000 ranging in output from 140-horse- - i.d power for the six to a sensational $3000;scholarship;4th -2nd$2000.- In$4000;addition,3rd ten- Suggestion Winners 4 * -/!p . . 1 & one-horsepower per cubic inch of dis- $1000 scholarships are awarded to - ,1 1- -* placement for the "Corvette VS." boys showing exceptional designing Name Dept. ki.aird ' "; fS. The Corvette engine develops 283- ability. IIarry .. horsepower with the RAMJET fuel R. Harris 631 $ 95.56 .4/6- ..f · ' - . injection system. There are 16 awards in each state Nora P. Engli

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- %** E l•'.· ''.-/· ' 861#Ii O l2ia) i, BAc 11;filjf HARRY SCOTT (RODUCTION CONTRot) SHOULD BE MORE SHE HAS TO ATTEND FOR TWO 110VRS IN THE MORNING WITH CAREFUL WHEN CUTTING THE LAWN. A STONE FLEW HER DAUGHTER WHO REFUSES TO STAY BY HERSELF.... UPAND BROKE A WINDOW IN 81; HOUSE... ..,Ul-: p I MARYMUSHROOMSYONEKTHAT(224)HER HUSBANDHAS A BUSHELRECENTLYOF ,aW . . i /=*5 _/1 BROUGHT HOME ¢ SHE'S RUN OUT OF IDEAS : , 'D ., 111 ir 'dit}" AS TO WHAT TO DO WITH ALL OF THEM..,. ... I Iii' liwt,i*,1918'«

i -1{ti' t#Ii( FRIENDS WERE PIAYINGTGOLF RECENTLY.HE LOST HIS GOLF BALL - , = - : MTTIN 1 AFTER EVERYONE HAD JOIN[DIN TOFINDIT(ti 0THEY (0111¤)INI,ltPROCEEDED TO .fr*Licedc.4, 44 3/174 1 4 / 1 THE NEXT GREEN-MINUS LLOYD WHO WAS STILL LOOKING FOR 15*-- 1 -51 ULUI.Ll#tr -3 71,1 1,1. 1 - , t % i.ii„i ,) 41 , cirTH,43{*# 1