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Although falling short of the quota, this showing Lewis, a tool and die maker, observed that considerable time 1 represented the best blood-donation effort of the year by Packard was being spent in Plant 4 in trimming wires which were protrud- employes. ing from eyelets. FIe recommended a longer eyelet which would A sudden downpour of rain at 3:30 P. M. on June 26 may have I prevented Packard from attaining its quota. At any rate, a total but one-thirty secondth of an inch, it provided Lewis with an ' of 15 persons, all of whom had made appointments to donate blood, permit enclosing all the wires. Altah i.dh t e$ 1 Ce amounted to - failed to make an appearance. A native of England, Lewis began .L· · The next opportunity for Pack- E '. -/4. < A < « tEfpfrerviDLyNdon 1 y,Dgesttl ardites to give their blood will be on 4 July 29, 30, and 31 when the Blood. 1 award of $50.00. Making his home at Bowen And Loveless 3-YVVV'V\/\/' mobile will be in Warren at the 819 Meadowbrook, Lewis is the father 1 American Legion. Packard's quota - of two sons. He will retire from __h _ Retirements Result In - "'- Packard in October. 0 E.U' L · will again be 70 pints. With the polio season now in high James I. Moore, a press operator, made four previous suggestions which - " p - , _ · t- gear, great quantities of blood are Supervision Changes had been rejected. This time on the 61 '1; vitally needed for the production of fifth try, his suggestion was accept- 1 gamma globulin, used in the fight Or·ganizational changes in Depts. against polio. GG has been used with 551 and 650 brought about by re- Hised, bringingidea eliminatedhim an awardthe necessityof $987.70.of q .,„i,Uilli, apparent great success in Alabama tirements of two foremen have been and North Carolina during recent announced by L. L, Sudranski, plant a lacing operation to secure the leads polio outbreaks. engineer. on machine wound stators. -/Ill.i. .4. Moore has been with Packard for James Moore The need for blood in Korea re- Effective July 1, Harry Bowen, for- d '0 four years and lives at 540 High St. mains as critical as always, despite mer electrical foreman, Dept. 551, re- the hope for tired under the provisions -· .27 -- 1 1 1161 1,41 N. E. The father of a daughter, age 340,000 an earty truce. of the - ...,p; ' 0 9 f 12, he is a native of Uniontown, Boys Enroll More than 454 pints of blood were administered to people in Trumbull - Other recent suggestion winners County in May, yet only 352 pints In Fisher Body Guild were collected from the county. The Iiiiiiiiiik< 24 ,wF ,Ii,I,9I#P lllUNI are first 48 pints of blood collected dur- , * t.k· = igizi Noine Dept. A,carti Over 340,000 American boys, many ing any blood-dr ing period are 1, · 4 $7 Clarence A. Blair 552 $100.00 of them sons of GM employes and sent directly to the government for John (i. lirrk 305 10.00 GM dealers, enrolled in the 1953 Arthur Lewis use as the Office of Defense Mobil- ve Ileri, irer S. Lee 56 23.00 model-car competition of the Fisher ization sees fit. The remainder is Donald T. Morris 532 10.00 Body Guild, sent to a pool in which 18 Cly,le E. Stewart 312 10.00 All models entered will be on dis- provides blood as needed in this area. Attendance Prizes William R. 1.eis 652 40.80 play in the General Motors Building, Raymond K'. Ilenry 652 SO.00 Detroit, until August 23. ( Will Be Given Away James Plielpa 652 25.00 Sixty-five thousand dollars in cash, ./. Bowen Loveless Raymond (Niud, 552 10.00 university scholarships and crafts- Packard Boys' State Edward W. I](,ing 551 23.00 men's tool chests will be awarded At The Family Picnic winning model builders. Public school 1,2,„1 S. Mar<,1 551 23.00 Delegate Is Ki#inen .-p- .I Nicliolam Renato, Jr. 652 12.50 arts instructors, experts from the GM Although all Packard em- styling section and members of the Dale E. Swal, 632 12.50 Guild technical staff will judge the Packard representative to the 1601 41 j f ploves and their families who J: ine Fre·nian ,1.631 23.00 models. Judging will begin July 13 annual Boys' State Convention this 1*4 attend the annual family picnic Jcilin Kordek, Jr. 632 25.00 are certain of a good time, 18 or before and will be open to the year was John R. Killinen, 17 year ..-0 employes will Merle 1,. Vambinder 632 25.00 public. leave the picnic Continued on Page Eight Continurd on Paire Eight ofold 17HardingWarrenHighhighSchoolschooljunior.delegates,one 0; ' -' .4-LL even more satisfied than the -M#i rest. That is the number of Killinen spent 10 days at the Boys' prizes that will be given away Retirees Presented Portfolios At Luncheon as attendance awards at the af- Packard. --3- ././. fair which will be held at Con- :$„... . 1,- - D e s i g n e d to Myers Haberstroh neaut Lake Park, Pa., July 31. -'.t „ teach outstanding General Motors' Pension Plan. Ef- The top prize, which was announced J , /9- high school boys fective on the same date, Russell earlier, is a Frigidaire Automatic -9 :' :.'* sys- ..1 114 the practical Myers was made Washer, which is now on display at .. 7 '49 responsible for the , ''11, 1 4, / , - I -1 tem of govern- electrical section of Dept. 551. Plant 6. The second prize is a 21-inch k #Alhi . 1.- 1 ment, Boys' State • f. , » . " 6 , , '4'., 1, - - - 9:3; . ., t., /::.: is sponsored by Harry Loveless, former foreman, currentlyR eron displayMower,in the employes'which is , .,4 h -fy!,1 - 1- . 4 4 the A m e r i c a n k --'-'/ Plant 6 Tool Crib, was also retired under the provisions of the General locker room in the basement of the , Legion. A mock = 1 00.*4 Administration Building. A Supreme . Ke . state is set UP Motors' Pension Plan effective the outdoor play gym now on display at .%1 - g- . _ same date, after almost 21 years of Plant 7, is the third prize. These " * . .b ' 194 withstate, ccounty o m pand l e -t e, service. three top awards are being displayed . «, . city governments. I t.:6 At the same time, Henry J. Haber- . 1- .' . in each of the three areas for one . ./WA.·.' . After a vigorous stroh was made responsible for the week. 11! / ..4 and all-encompass- Killinen Dept. 650 Tool Crib Other prizes which can be won . ...,1 · 11' ing political campaign for offices, Bowen, 68, was first employed at only by employes attending the picnic · an election is held after which the Packard in August, 1927, as an elec- include a pair of Sampson outdoor , representatives ( there were 915 this trician. He was named electrical or indoor folding arm chairs, a Dom- . year) make laws and put them into foreman in 1936. A native of Warren, inion coffee percolator, an Ecko Hi- -:/Ntr - j . . I . bi effect. Bowen attended North Bloomfield Speed cooker, a Hoover steam iron, A letter received by Packard last High School. He is married to the a Philco table model radio, Model week from Killinen read in part, "I former Anna J. Newberry, of Warren, No. 560: a cannister set, a Telechron greatly appreciated the wonderful and they have three daughters. % 4- . clock, a set of dishes, a Sunbeam . p opportunity of attending Buckeye Loveless, 69, first became associat- cooker, a Casco heating pad, a SS'*fqf Boys' State, and I sincerely believe Dominion waffle iron, a ,»i ' 1,< *f ed with Packard in August, 1932, popcorn it was one of the most interesting when he started in the Rotor Depart- popper, a pair of Aladdin Lamps, a -- * 4. , and valuable experiences of my life ment. He was named foreman in the ,¢-1 hair dryer and a Hamilton Beach Through this program I learned Tool Crib in 1942. He is married and mixette. - _7--lk U) much about the common functions of has four children, three girls and a Final plans for the day's outing 4#. government that I am sure will be boy. The Lovelesses make their home are nearing completion. Picnic gen- very beneficial to me both in school at R. D. 5 Warren, . eral chairman Dave Ritchie reports and in later life." Haberstroh, 59, first joined the that activities will get underway at Four Packard employes Killinen is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Packard organization in May, 1931, 10:00 A. M. when the who retired or, June 30 were presented with retire- Early Bird ment portfolios by General Manager B. N. MacGregor at the Retirees Luncheon. Gus Killinen, 1816 Northfield, N. W., He attended the University of Pitts. prize drawing will start. A schedule Pictured. left to right, ore John Shtar. Blaine Scott, Mr. MacGregor, Kenne*h and is active at the high school in burgh, and now resides at 211 Fair- very similar to that of past years is Hilles. supervisor, records and benefits; and Joseph Radcliffe. Clarence Ecker* the Dramatic Club, Literary Club, mont Avenue, Warren. being developed. also recelv,d a portfolio but was unable to attend the luncheon because of Illness. Spanish Club and Hi-Y. Continued on Page Eight PACKARD 1faMWN+Lin PAGE TWO THE PACKARD g.*Mm Hospital Care Costs Americans EDITORIAL STAFF Editor . Assistant Editor . . . . . JOIINROBERTD. O.HOSTUTLERCARBON I Much Less Than Entertainment « Staff Photograp?ter , ROBERT L. MCBANE Patient: I dream every night about 4 62,10 Stal/ Artist . . . ROBERT H. NORTON baseball. FTRI Editorial Secretary ...... EVELYN DECRISTOFARO Doctor: Don't you ever dream about EDITORIAL ADVISORS anything else-girls for example ? NORTON I. SATZ Patient: What-and miss my turn Supervisor, PubZic Relations - EmpZoye Communications at bat! AVERAGE SPENT PER PERSON Director of Empl03/8 Rerations . . . . · , JEAN BLAIR * , * IN ONE YEAR Cablegram Phone, PAX 364 - Photo Darkroom, PAX 348 There Bre more than two billion perwon* on earth. And each of tliem REPORTERS h;IM a nervotiN syM,em, a brain, liopes, Fred Agresta Vesta Higley Ruth Mathews Pauline Schwendner feurK, ambitions, JoyN und frustra- $2436 Cora Bates Pearl Hillman Lots McBane Betty Schuster lion. Ea(·11 i the center of the world Mary Beck Dorothy HauptmannLouise Meredith Kathryn Scott his own world. L]ntil a man wakeM Mary Bishop Mary Kalafsky Mary Naples Sallie Settle Florence Johnson Hazel Nims Ruth Shrodek up and begins to appreciate other Mighnon Brobst Nee- own, he'H only be,ddes him Aretta Burnet Irene Kubovic Dick O'Brie Winifred Siwie w,irldN M ri« L» »downe Ita ::0 t picture.-Bureau of Bu*iness Practice ing nne twi-billiontit#* * * Mary Lou Cebula Alice Laughlin Mickey O'Brien Betty Stebbins of the whole | '71 Pat Patterson Betty Stefaniak 4982 48,30 4 7,14 45,711'*44,6 Jenny Croft Jean Laverty Little sister was entertaining the LIQUOR TOBACCO MEDICINES MOVIES COSMETICS WIGHT FOUR AUJOR 1105PITAL Jennie Duda Emma Leonard Gene Peater Dorothy Swinford visitors until her mother was ready. Ann Pease Jayne Tate & DRUGS CLUBS z SPORTS, CARE Dolores Durst Ruth Lowry One of the ladies remarked to the Anne Lucik Leta Pike Kay Taylor Jo Fitzpatrick other with a significant look, "Not Lucille Forrester Louise Lombardi Olivene Pownall Belva Thompson Mary Fundziak Lucille Lynn Genevieve Rakoci Helen Vivolo very p-r-e-t-t-y" (spelling the word). Americans spend an average of $62.10 per year on liquor. They Iielen Garity Sadie Marino Nelma Ranta Ann Wack "No," answered the child, "but spend an average of $9.82 per year on movies. On hospital care they Kheva Ghisea Robert Marshall Grace Reed Tessa Witchey awfully s-m-a-r-t." spend $4.63. Marie Russell Virginia Whitacre Helen Hicks * *1 Yet, despite the fact that Americans spend only seven per If Ihe livrM of the great *tateamen cent on hospital care of what they spend on liquor, most of them of history tearl, in common a single undoubtedly single out the cost of hospital care as one of the "high- le:son, it is th:it ntitions must steer care reach- by a compa . Tlial comp:10, 1* Prin. est" in this era of high costs. Has the cost of hospital 11)1] 1]13 GET 1]LI)01) FREE ciple. We cannot chart a new coilrse ed a point that is out of line with Each month as Packard Electric strives to reach its quota of every time a new problem arises. To today's cost of living ? Let's see ! formake Principle for the opportun- It is an accepted fact among admin- 70 blood donors for the American Red Cross, a number of calls imm of Expediency is 10 *tari a nation JULY from persons who have heard some rather ridiculous istrators and other people acquainted are received on tile roud to self-destruction. - with hospital operations that for each rumors about the Red Cross Blood Donor Program and ask, in David Laterence Book Releases patient in the hospital at least two good faith, whether any of these rumors are true. 4 * * employes are needed. Supposing an In an effort to clear up some of these gross untruths that are The ailing gambler saw the sign "Who Owns Ainerica P" In every average wage for hospital labor at casting a shadow over the blood donor program and hamper us in on the doctor's door_ 9 to 1. "I gotta age there have been those who one dollar per hour, which cer- our efforts to reach our quotas, Charles A. Francis, executive get better odds than that," he said as thought the solution to existing eco- tainly must be considered the sub- director of the Trumbull County Chapter of the American Red he went in search for another diag- nomic problems was to divide up the J nostician. Cross, was interviewed and asked four questions which represent 4= * $ wealth of the country. The fallacy of the bulk of queries received by us about the Red Cross Blood Donor that idea is explained by Harold F. Old gardenerM never die; tlicy ji,st Clark, Professor of Education, Colum- 42> Program. spade away. - Bridgeport (111.) 21 bia University. He presents a break- 46.. These questions and the answers to them are printed below Le,*r * * * down of America's varied material in an effort to clear up any misconceptions that exist about this wealth, and shows how it is distri- very worthwhile and immensely important program. Mother: Junior, don't use such bad buted. words. Question: When Red Cross blood is available at local hospitals, is there Junior: But mother, Shakespeare "Plav Safety." We all regard home any charge made for this blood to civilian patients? If so, why, and does used them. the blood have to be replaced? Mother: Well, don't play with him parentsas the safestsometimesplace inforgetthe world.the dan-but \\<\N Answer: "Absolutely not. Local hospitals (that is in Trumbull anymore. 14 * 4 gers that are present for small chil- \2 County) are stocked and have been stocked with Red Cross blood IM#-C since October, 1951. There is no charge whatsoever for the blood ures on how high the home accident in tlie dream* of the wlialer. and their rate is, You'll find some helpful tips itself, although Trumbull County is using more blood than it is wives whose liome, were on Nantucket on how to avoid most common dan- collecting. Blood collected in Trumbull County is sent to Cleveland I*land.Air mailTheyletterstellneveraboutappez,redtlie corres-even dren.gers andHerehintsare onsomehowsurprisingto teach yourfig. where is becomes part of a pool. Each week the hospitals in Trumbull pondence carried on between u whale- children to play safely. County order the blood that they believe they will need for that ni:in in tlie Pacific! lind lits wife at minimum in this day and age, a hos- week. If any additional blood is needed, it is made available im. home. * *4 pital must acquire from each patient mediately from the Cleveland Chapter. In May of this year, 352 "Dear Ezra," wrote the wife, "wliere "Craft Pattern No. IR-53-36 ( Bird- at least $16 per day in order to pay did you put tile axe?" hou.yes)." For the home handyman, merely for labor costs. pints of blood were collected in Trumbull County, 454 pints were Fourteen nionthM later ilie hUN- an assortment of different style houses for robins, bluebirds, martina This disregards, of course, any administered to the people in this county. There was no charge hand'M letier came with Il,is quemtion: meals, operating room charges, anes- for any of it. "Dear Martha, wliat do you wunt Ilie and wrens. Construction is clearly thesia, drug costs, biological and sol- illustrated, with full size patterns "While there is no charge for the blood itself, there is a trans- uxe for?•' utions, dressings, X-rays, laboratory fusion charge made by the hospital. This charge is often very con- Two years later the wife replied, and lists of necessary materials. service, any special tests, cost of light, fusing because the hospitals, in their statements, may not differ- "I,ear Ezra, never mind the axe. What * * * power, heat, laundry service, etc. the blood did yon do with tlie hammer?" - entiate between transfusion charges and charges for "Whe ·r Mach.ines Come From." In Furthermore, considering the fact is Curtis (',Yurier itself. An individual who receives a bill with a charge for 'blood' * * * one way or another. all of us use that all hospital employes are now on machines to get our work done. Have paying the transfusion charge of the hospital itself and is not pay- Salesman, holding onto customer's a 40-hour week, that they are being ing for the blood. Persons who carry Blue Cross Hospitalization you ever wondered how we get these paid a living wage and that today, are not required to pay even the transfusion charges since this is lapel : You make a small down pay- machines ? Or what work would be because of more patients, more em- ment, and then you don't make any like without them ? The author, by their policy. ployes are needed, this alone accounts covered more payments for six months. Charles H. Seaver, explains the com- for practically all of the increase. County patients in Youngstown hospi+als Customer, cowering: Who told you mon denominator of all machines. Question: Why are Trumbull about me ? Is it not a bit unfair to complain often charged for blood? Can blood be obtained from Trumbull County 4 * * * * * about the cost of care in the hospital which may have for use in Youngstown? At·{·ording to (liarle Beard, noted "Th€re's Magic' in Ctal/," by Kay been the means of Answer: "Since Youngstown is not participating in the blood 1,|Mtorian, tlieNe four fentencet, Muni. Harrison, This noted ceramic artist saving your life, when you, the aver- and popular TV personality tells you age citizen, spend, on the average, donor program, hospitals there often charge for blood. However, arize all hi tory: all you need to know to get started more than twice as much each year any resident of Trumbull County, with the exception of Liberty 1. Whom tlie. go

4 . These 69 Packard Electric Employes Gave Blood In June . 4. <-- .;j:./: 1 Carolyn Valentine Itobeit Giddings Leta Pike Wade Sharp in:.5: 1 Janice G. Jarman Faye Speicher Lena Marino George Kova, Harold Manh John Witnon Goldie Whitcoottin Charles Dade liobert Christ Ed Cleckner Sadie Smith James D. Marko Jo Anna Fittipald„ Lois Marlock June Lippert Audrey B. Mueller James A. Waldron 3. P. Grag Jesse Ble.Bintr Elizabeth Balaah -241 - .. Arthur J. Itichardg Alan R. McGraw D. L. PickenN Lloyd Speicher · Oliver Gilger Dona[d Redmond Paul Gregg Milton R. Fellows Mildred Manafield *- Eather Lippert Richard liarnar William Rhine Mary Hathaway Harlan CotIier William McCullough Arden Swecker 1 W. R. Gill Alfred Biswell Ray Moore Lucille Goist - , El Jean B. Laverty Donna Dierdorf Richard Schmaht Susan Mc('0]]um - J•lin Weston Norman Kepner John Hoati:tier Balford E. Garner Thomas Longstreth Rohert Scufield, Jr. Lois Wilsin Robert Millane Robert H. Hope Paul Gehrlein ()live Como Robert Carboni Mike Sudano F. F. Cline A. Ku,dilla, Jr. Raymond Grove "It doesn'* hurt, not even a little bit," smiles Tom Sharp, Dept. 221 foreman. as William Fottz Artie BitwakaN Donnali Mackey Ted Hake he is shown being prepared by nurse Mary Sweeney to donate a pint of blood. Catherine Sprague Entire procedure, from registration to refreshments, took Sharp only a half hour.

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Dept. 224 minutes work done when the other all the newcomers on PM turn . . . of honor... Louise Zander is back Dept. 702 girls got started at 7: 00. It's fun when Anyone knowing how to entertain a after several days in the hospital. By Sallie Settle and Ann Wack By Sadie Marino and Elizabe#h Glaser one likes his job . . Velma Perdian's seven year old youngster 24 hours a It's good to see you back, Louise . . . We welcome you new girls into our husband has been away on vacation. day, contact Pauline Dakin . . . Shir- Walter Suzelis wants to thank every- Now that the Fourth is over, all department. We hope you will enjoy Hot flash ! Velma graded and seeded ley Muffley went to the beach for a one for the gift and cards sent to are back to work. I hope that every- working with u s. . . Gladys Murphy's her lawn for him as a surprise. They nice tan and wound up with a severe him while he was in the hospital, one had a nice holiday... During brother is now stationed in Korea. We moved into their new home recently burn . . .W e all would like to have Walter will be back with us soon, the coming inventory period, Pauline wish him the very best of luck... --good luck . . . Ann Bertelli, her a little bit of Dick Dodrill's energy and it will be nice to have you, Wal- ter . . . Mary Brooker is still on sick Stevens is going to sit and rock and Now, girls, don't get excited, but it husband and family spent the Fourth · · Billy Anderson spends a lot of sing, "The Old Rocking Chair's Got has been reported one of us has the of July week end at a friend's his time in West Virginia . . . Win- leave and she sends her thanks to Me." . The department sends con- figure of Marilyn Monroe. Can you home on a very large ranch... nie Rinard is leaving us to go on day all . . . Naomi Gamble's husband is turn . . .W e wonder why Bill Riley gratulations to Chuck Unger and guess who ? . . . Ann Wack wants to Angelo Zucco, our foreman, who has recovering nicely . . . It's goodbye to know, girls, if you have ever tried been on vacation, is back after trying is so happy lately... Martha Dietl- Mary James and Faye Flannery who Eddy Barnett who recently made that a drain mat for doing hand laundry. to paint his home between rain back is driving a G M product... were transferred and hello and wel- trip to the altar . . . Cleo McMasters Several of our girls are sporting If not, she said, do try it . . . Ann storms. We are glad you're back and come to Jennie Ward and Ernie Chip- enjoyed seeing the ball game in Cleve- Wack's husband Phil is a real man- hope you had a nice time . . . Our diamond rings. Be careful, all you pinella from night turn... Congratu- land on the Fourth. He was also he has made two screen doors, a deepest sympathy is extended to lovelorn people. Be sure Cupid doesn't lations to Chuck Unger and Eddie sporting around in his new station table like a picnic table for the din- Betty Light in the loss of her mother hit too hard. Barnett, from Inspection, on their wagon-good luclc . . . Good luck also ing room and he is now painting the... Clarence Paul spent the Fourth recent trips to the altar . . . Anna- to Dave Smith . . . Mary Evans, who woodwork in the bedroom. He has with his folks in Indiana, Pa.... Dept. 704 belle Harmon has remodeled her is on sick leave, was surprised on also made an enclosure around the Our June Clark marched in a parade By Pearl Hillman and Tessa Witchey kitchen. Everything is stainless steel her birthday with a cake baked by water pump . . .W e want to welcome recently and got her picture in our Our holiday is over and we certain- um-m-m, nice . . . Jack Mortimer's Pauline Stevens, handkerchiefs and back Gertrude Perhach, who left us local newspaper in her Indian maiden ly did enjoy the long July 4th week son has been transferred to Chanute cards. The girls who were at the to await the stork, It brought a beau- costume. You made a sweet princess, end. We'll catch up with our holi- Field, Ill.... Peggy Jacobs was gathering were: Sadie Marino, Helen tiful baby girl who is now five June . . . Jennie Buckoski really got day travels by the next report-now presented with a lovely picture for Young, Helen Fry, Carolyn Visnosky, months old and is named Susan . . . a sunburn while she was lying in the to our vacationers: Bertha Graham's her new home, and a lamp was pre- Pauline Stevens and Agnes McCor- Our Elizabeth Prokop left us July 10 sun supervising the job being done son "Butch" is spending the summer sented to Estelle Kook recently by mick. Mary Evans wishes to thank to await the arrival of the stark. on her brother-in-law's new home. with relatives in North Carolina, the department... Ernie C. and the department for their thoughtful- Good luck . Frances Danko and She said every job needs a boss.- and Bertha's sister is here from Doris K. attended the Cleveland- ness . . . Margaret Soltes' son had husband Joe are back from a week's Sport lights of the day: Two girls Georgia; Helen Beardsley and family Yankee ball game recently when his tonsils out and we hope he is vacation at Atlantic City. She said went golfing for their first lesson motored to Canada; Alma Taubler Plant 7 chartered a bus . . . Con- well soon . . .A speedy recovery to she really enjoyed ocean bathing, with high-heeled shoes on but fin- and Hazel Callahan are on vacation gratulations to Majell Merrill on her Don Everitt's mother who is in Green the boardwalk and that salt water ished in their bare feet. How is it, too; Wilma Johnson has company recent suggestion award . . Erma Cross Hospital . . . Helen Fry reports 'h taffy. She brought some taffy back Marion Russell and Madeline Row- from Alabama; and Genevieve Covalt Chi·isopoulos' daughter was married she and her husband really had a for the girls, You really have a nice botham 7 . . . Our deepest sympathy entertained Mrs. Covalt, Sr., from at St. Dimetrios Church with her wonderful time visiting their son tan, Frances, and we're glad to hear is extended to Annie Chambers in Maryland . Congratulations to five sisters as attendants . . . Con- and daughter-in-law in Illinois over you had a wonderful time . . Bessie the death of her grandfather . Julia Hilston, Theda Guy and Tessa gratulations to Mary Brooker who the Fourth of July week end . . .W e Belcher spent a pleasant vacation Here is the address of Lucy Tim- Witchey on their wedding anniver- celebrates her wedding anniversary hope Paul Hogan enjoys himself on last week in Clifford, Ky. visiting her uerio, who was hurt recently in an saries . . . The birthday club helped this month. his vacation. By the way, Paul surely mother and the good old South. She auto accident: Lucy Timperio, City Genevieve Covalt to celebrate her has a beautiful new Pontiac . . . Well, got a nice tan, too, and · an empty Hospital, 3rd R. 56, Youngstown . birthday with a cake and gift. Edna RIDE WANTED-P. M. turn, Dept. people, think up some good news and purse-she said... Jennie Potts Hope everyone had a nice Fourth . . . Gillespie baked the cake and took 229, /7'011 914 W. Third St., NiZes. step right up so we can have a col- likes her job so well she had ten PM NEWS -- We want to welcome some pictures of the group and guest Call Audre&, Cochran at OL 26733, umn in the CABLEGRAM. PAGE FOUR PACKARD Fativ«(,/0

- want to welcome the following . girls , to our department: Rose Marie Fab- Depf. 218 . rey, Barbara Futon, Dorothy Kovach By Mory Fund:tak and Be#ty Sfefonick and Chelsea Kahnell, who was trans- First of all, we 811 really appreciat- · 'A · ferred from Dept. 302... Good luck ed the long week end. Sally Allard 9 m m = =--1iv.-rithz · - to Emma Gadd, who was transferred and family spent the week end at - to another department . . Uncle Geneva-on-the-Lake and Frona Boggs Sam is taking our Sam into the Air vacationed in Canada for a week. - / CABLE PLANT NEWS Force. Happy flying, Sam Vincent. Other week end vacationers were: . . The department presented him with Eddie Simmons, Buckingham, West J a gift... Lots Marlock gave a v r pint Virginia; and Eleanor Springer, To- Depts. 405-409 West Virginia and were Dept. 219 of blood recently . . . Jim Bredon ledo, . . . We're sorry to have the settings of a recent week end By Vesta Higley and Grace Reed By An,1 Lucik really looks sharp in his beach derby George Grause leave us for PM turn, for June Lippert, her sister and sev- . . . We think we have personality but we're very glad to have that good Our desk girl, Helen Nicora, has eral girl friends. They were driving Back in the television spotlight is plus in our service boy Ted Smith looking Blaine Chalker replace him. left us to take up domestic duties. along one of the beautiful highways our star, Lucille Mazza, with WKBN . . . Lillian Leopla went to Cincin- "Ahem" . . .W e extend our deepest The department presented her with when they saw a nice, cool stream TV on "It Takes All Kinds." The nati over the week end... Shirley sympathy to Dorothy Staub in the three lovely gifts and a cake. Good flowing over some rocks. Nothing program appears Wednesdays and Armstrong and family traveled to loss of her uncle...Why was Nancy luck to you, Helen . . . Ralphie, our seemed more inviting than to go Fridays at 7:00 P. M. . . Helen Sprague so happy Monday morning ? service boy, was transferred to Dept. Columbus to see her brother-in-law wading on that hot afternoon. June Perrone had week end visitors from who is in the army . . .A speedy re- Could it be that her boy friend was 217 and was presented a purse of told the other girls to be careful. New York . . . Cora Bates and fam- covery to Evelyn Miller's fiance who home for a day ? . . . Was Laura Hen- money . . . Those on vacations are : Yep ! you guessed it-June slipped ily enjoyed a picnic and swimming is in the hospital with a dislocated derson surprised when she went in the Anne Roberts, Florida; Ruth Kreider, and got all wet . . . July 4 seemed to at Madison Lake . . . Louise Presley back . . . Jan Jarman is traveling house to answer the phone and when Wisconsin; Georgia Crowell, home ; be a big day for all whether spent and hubby chose Cleveland for their to California for her vacation she came outside again there were Pearl Crain, West Virginia, and at home or away. Harry Nicholson sunshine and rest. . Helen Hansel Millie Sabeirs is vacationing... eight quarts of strawberries on her Donna Nelson went to meet her hus- took advantage of the long week end doein't smoke those cigarettes she so We wish we could whistle like Caro- porch Still wondering, Laura ? . . . band in New York. He came over by visiting his family in Connelsville, generously offered to everyone. They lyn' Valentine . . . Nancy Shaffer is Sam Schrum is sporting a new '53 here from England to work in New Pa. Lillian Simpson spent the week were some that were left on her table. surely an early riser-got her room- Pontiac, but keeps the keys chained to Helen is going to take her children York , , .W e welcome Norma Moody end at a family reunion at Rock mate up at 7: 30 in the morning for his belt-Harry Farrell set him wise on day turn . . . Mary Kazear's son, Creek . . . Grace Shield spent her to Pennsylvania over the week end work. P. S. They both work the 4:0 0 · · · Bill Campbell has a new car. It Marine Tech Sgt. Ted, was awarded vacation with her family at Niagara to visit the zoo . . . Ted Crawford P. M. shift. rides s-m-0-0-t-h and is a fine look- the air medal and a gold star in lieu Falls . . . Good luck to Leona Bench, visited friends and relatives in Pitts- ing car,,, Birthday greetings to of his second medal for services ren- who has taken over as desk girl in burgh, Pa.,in his new Pontiac . . . ' 3 Jean Gonsalves and Peg Jeffco, our dered while serving with units of the Dept. 405 . . .W e say goodbye to Alice MeMurray will continue with i 1 ex-braider now residing in Baltimore, First Marine Aircraft Wing in Korea Don Neiswanger, who is now paint- her fishing and baking, sun baking, Md., with her husband... INSPEC- PM NEWS -- Congratulations ing with his father-in-law. Don said that i s. . . Donna Deverick took her likin=-rm-=-0 . f NON NEWS - Helen Forsch, desk are in order for John Baldinelli and thanks for the gift... Another thanks mother to Detroit for the week end. ' , 11*61 girl, is spending her vacation at the Della Baker, Dept. 417, on their re- comes from Mary Naples, who thanks Our bathing beauty, Rebecca Cava- West Coast ( we think). Our foreman, cent engagement. When will the wed- everyone for the gift . . . John Place das, and the gang spent the week IN,3%11**SM94/ Jim McGee, went to Michigan and ding bells ring ? . . . A speedy recov- says he gets up every morning at end at Geneva-on-the-Lake . . . Belva may try out a few sports. Kenny ery to Elsie Solinger's mother who 4:30 so he can milk his herd-one Blaylock and hubby spent the holi- Everitt replaced him for the week fell and broke her hip and is now in cow . . .W e send get well wishes to day at Lake Milton . . . Dorothy B, 2¢1r ado and we enjoyed having him . . . Have the hospital . Welcome to our new Marguerite Crane's grandfather. She BI'ight is vacationing with her broth- you noticed the pleasant inspector service boy on PM turn, Carl Haz- went down to West Virginia to see er in Massachusetts . . . Lita Parker iou re from Plant 7 helping us, out ? We're lett , . .W e are glad to have Libby him . . . Proud owners of a new car is one little girl who really made referring to Grace Traichal... Where Finn and Helen Osmon back to work are Minnie Gibson and her husband. use of her holiday week end, She after being off on sick leaves. . a graiid does Mary Harina spend her spare helped her hubby put the roof on the i time ? That's a beautiful tan she's , Mary Loskey and Margaret Gnat Depf. 374 house... Stephana Uhrin had visi- ' sporting... Betty Kistler was honor- have been transferred; Mary to Dept. By Jean Lover*y tors from Michigan- her three hand- ed with a party by fellow inspectors. 223 and Margaret to Dept. 214 . . . We extend our deepest sympathy some brothers . . . Its no wonder :. c,ld flag..." Betty is going to the hospital for sur- Mary Genge attended her 20th class to the Wallace Loomis family in the Harry Farrell was so happy the other 1 gery and she was presented with a reunion at the Penn Grove Hotel in , . , death of its son and our fellow day. It's because his wife has return- gift . . . Once gain, we wish you had Grove City, Pa. She enjoyed seeing worker who passed away suddenly ed and brought his car back in good Depfs. 104-106-110.114 a nice Fourth of July...PM NEWS: all her old classmates . . . Week end July 2. . . Everyone enjoyed the long condition . . . Mary Pagesh was with We welcome Rose Fabrey, a new hire trips were made by Elsie Villecco to holiday week end. Willie Dunn spent her family in Pennsylvania over the and 174 and Chelsea Kahnell, a transfer, We West Virginia and Mattie Butler to three days at the Cleveland Stadium. week end... Those two girls who By Afice Loughhn are glad to see Edna Jacobs back on Detroit. While in Detroit, Marie Clinton Hendrick and Johnnie Searcy are always helping us from 218 are Greetings: Also our first report afternoon for a couple of weeks and saw Ford Motors celebrate its 50th took their families to Milton Lake. Trudy Figlay and Elizabeth Glaser from Synchro and a big welcome to Lillian Detelich, who is here to stay. anniversary... Goodbye and good .John Thomas picked cherries so he · · ·I t wasn't an acorn that fell on all our old and new employes. Hope We wei·e sorry to have Blaine Chalk- luck to Jane Lenio and Betty Slepsky can eat cherry pie this winter. Jesse Lee Subasic's head the other day; er go on day turn. We all miss you, who have left us to await the arrival everyone had a wonderful Fourth and Blessing went swimming for the first it was only a piece of putty that fell Blaine . . Ann Tesone left us to of the stork. Both g'irls received use- no ill effects from Mr. Sun for all time in many years and it must have from the window above her head... take up full-time domestic duties... ful gifts from the department . . reports showed the beach to be the ' been a shock to his body for he got We all wish Ruth Auman's injury Kitty Van Ness left us to await the Congratulations to Bernice Manwell main attraction . . .A speedy recov- a bad toothache and had to leave the will heal quickly. She recently lost arrival of the stork . . .W e were and Pauline Thomas who have work- ery to little Betty Mittendorf who is water quickly. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas her thumb nail . . . Our Betty Pier at home convalescing from scarlet sorry to hear that Pat McCullick fell. ed 20 years at Packard July 6 and 7 Buzzelli drove to . Richard has a new hobby now; it's motor- fever... Belated happy birthday- Hurry back, Pat; we miss you respectively... Margaret DeSabato Palmer went fishing and we are cycle riding, although she's still stock Adaleen Corley was presented a beau- entertained about 50 girls from Pack- wishes from all to Marie Biano and waiting for that fish supper he prom- car racing . . . Thanks to Lela Bar- Florence Flinte who celebrated in tiful gift when she left us to go back ard on Friday evening, June 19, hon- iised. John Dabelko worked his gar- nard for the PM news . . .A very June. Happy anniversary wishes to home to West Virginia . . . Edna oring Elizabeth DePascal whose mar- den. George Vanasky went to New speedy recovery to Kay McMillen's Jacobs celebrated her sixth wedding riage to George Corado was July 11. the Cauffields who celebrated July 1, Castle to see his mother. Oliver Gil- little son who is recovering from an . INSPECTION -- Congratula- anniversary on June 21, Chris Out- Elizabeth has been employed at Pack- ber went to and stayed operation... Betty and Dwight tions are in order to the proud par- dakis celebrated her 10th anniversary ard for about 11 years. She received to see the fireworks. Warren Bolin Reeder wish to thank everyone in the ents of Miss Pamela Rae Rice, the re- on July 1 and Mary Ann Zampedro many beautiful gifts. Her many just rested up for the next week department for the beautiful wed- her 10th anniversary on June 2 8. . . J friends wish her much happiness. cent addition to the Dick Rice house- which was his vacation week. Earl ding gifts they received. The couple hold. Papa tells us that she definitely Orvall Mallett celebrated his birthday V The hostess was assisted by Tommy Lee spent Sunday with his mother spent the weekend at Geneva-on-the- lets you know she is around . . . Be- on July 1 by working on that day Frascolla, Clara Manzo, Jane Cook in celebration of her 80th birthday Lake . . .I t wasn't hot enough here ware of Barbara Harrill when she for the first time since his fourteenth and several others. . . . We were glad to see all the old for Tom Sok, so he decided to go to serves strawberry shortcake and birthday and he worked a double to timers back in the shop for a visit. Florida over the week end to get whipping cream. To Barbara's amaze- top it off... Hattie McKinney is all Depts. 403-404 Sure glad to see James Bishop, Sr., some more heat . . .A speedy recov- ment, the whipping cream she was packed and ready for her Florida By Mary Naples looking so well . It was nice to ery to Zora Vukelich, who is on sick serving appeared on the face of the vacation . . . Gabby Pierce is all set It's nicle having Martha Jones back have Kenny Lemmon visit us re- leave . . . Those on vacation are : girl across the table instead of the for his flshing trip to Canada . . . with us after spending a week at cently... Welcome to Richard Waid, Ruth Auman, Janice Jarman and shortcake . . . Have you noticed the Rita Kustan's folks came for the home. Martha said she had plenty James Cleveland and Wilfred Harris Anne De Berardinis, the last two candied apples the girls are enjoying Fourth and spent the week with her to do, but she ran out of time... who are newcomers . . . We're glad on PM turn . . . Sadie Clark will be during rest period recently ? They and her family.,. Welcome to Jean Our deepest sympathy is extended to to see Roy Booher back from sick swimming and fishing at Pymatun- were a delicious treat by Jennie Sloan Sawich who came to us from day Mary Spring in the loss of her moth- leave... Johnnie Searcy thought he ing . . Our ever popular Judy Rosko . . . The gal with a green thumb is shift . . .I f anyone is interested in er-in-law . . . All of our "sun wor- had the mumps and was looking for- was invited to a dozen places for the Mirian (Evelyn) Mravich. We've seeing a nice coat of tan, just take shippers" have taken advantage of ward to a rest but it proved to be a Fourth, but she chose the coolest certainly enjoyed the lovely bouquets a look at Mary Jacobson, Rita Kustan our beautiful week ends. Wearing the false alarm... Birthday wishes to place-the lake.., Our two jolly little brought in by Evelyn . . . For sug- or yours truly, Mary Fundiak . . .W e nicest tans are Sophia Shuttic and Richard Palmer, Jesse Blessing, Lee girls, Barbara Turcich and Priscilla gestions on hair styling, contact Syl- are glad to see Slim Wilson back from Edna Foisel . . . Another one of our Warren, Jesse Bennett and James Lucas, spent the week end swim- via Florea-you can't go wrong... his vacation . . . Merv Schebig is on vacationers is Mary Newberry, who Bishop Sr. . . . Clifford Nadaud's wife ming . . . Dorothy Weese will take a Marge ts definitely puzzling her co- his vacation this week, and we all is spending three grand weeks "away and children are visiting in Australia trip to Kentucky to get her little workers with a ban on jeans and a miss him. from it all." Mary and George are which is her homeland . . Mary boy who has been on a vacation there new twinkle in her eyes . . . Let's touring Canada for one week and Totten and yours truly entertained . , . The cheerfulness expressed by all make a date for July 31, the RIDE WANTED- Steadt/ afternoon then will try their luck with the rod friends and relatives at their cottages Nellie Dix keeps those around her in Packard Family Picnic at Conneaut turn from Copela,id Ave., Champion and reel for the other two weeks... over the holiday, a pleasant mood . . . PM NEWS : We Lake Park, Pa. Heights. Phone 7222-3. Tool & Process Engineers, 54 Strong, Enjoy Stag Party Al IVIonning's Ranch June 26

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lf,Al ' - F--,2.-al$-p -1 .417"4-,i·I· rl '-1- - f i ..6 3 The 1 lth annual Tool & Process Spring Stag Party saw 54 members turn out at Manning's Ranch on June 26 to enioy an evening of softball, horseshoes, badminton. cards and swimming. In the photo at the left, Master Mechanic Carl Habel Is shown swatting out a base knock in the softball game . . .R.0. Scofield, center photo, raises his arm hopefully as he attempts a toss for points in the horseshoe competition . . . Committee members, right, take a well·earned break to enioy a moment of relaxation following the event. They are Steve Millick, Augie Rek, Dave Ritchie, John Motok and Bud Deehr. PACKARD .dwram PAGE FIVE Plant 6 Office RIGHT FOLKS,", RIGHT THIS WAY FOR . 81, Mickey O'Brien - 4589IIA MATS 9*-7 -1 FREE RIDES · REFRESHMENTS • PRIZES • We all extend our deepest sym- , 67 spons · sWIMMiNG · AND THE TIME OF YOUR pathy to Hannah Rogers whose 6, i., l UPE. 2TS OUR ANNUAL PACAARD FAM/ZY / 1 )pihfq ties'Zte mother passed away recently . . ,UUU·111* Those who have hit the vacation trail OFFICE NEWS recently were: Al Kosiba, Carter Pickup, Bill Cassidy, Joe Kiewlich , /-7 n and 0. L. Peterson . . .A group of ., '' :4 ..3,7f Mfg. Engineering where . . . Dean Sampson worked on fortner Packardites, now retired, f-}% his lawn . . . Did you know that: visited the plant recently to visit \. . F' Sy Mary O'Brien, Belva Thompson and f< \ Pat Patterson t«352;RI72, f:: rid;5% 'Sht fr *. 33 11;P;C; Cili .,1 1 r % 0 5 We want to welcome Genevieve secretary of the Niles Pony League 7 come back again soon. It's always ,/ , Meigs to our department. Genevieve . . . Paul Genger's son, David, is work- a sad time when one of our old timers 4 4 .' ,. EUnnEAUTLHKEPRRK - t is working with us for the summer ing in the Lab ? . . . "Red" Baer, leave us. Such is the case of Harry and will no doubt be remembered by golfer though he is, can't get the ball Loveless who has retired after many > many of you since she has worked over the lake ? . . . Mr. Wolcott's son, years of faithful service to Packard. . .. . at Packard before. She is a very John, is working in Process Engin- Harry was a familiar figure around ...'...': , 44 friendly addition... Congratulations eering ? . . . Joe Nodge had to see a the plant and will be missed by every- 'r %3?d''ILY y . to Dave Nephew and his wife on the doctor after a recent kittyball game ? one. Henry Haberstroh is now in , - birth of their second daughter whom Now gone - - one very stiff neck... charge of the Tool and Expense Crib. * 1 10 they have named Charmaine. Thanks Phil Presjack is to be added to the Good luck on your new job, "Heine." 7: = 1/' for the candy and cigars, Dave . . . list of expectant fathers . . . John . . . Keep September 19 open ! Why 7 The William Capitos and Wallace Misik would do better in a drive-in be- Why, that's the day Donna Kellogg ·Z Lashers are vacationing in Canada cause the last time he took his girl to will become Mrs. Jack Hampton. The for a week, Hope they have a won- an air-conditioned theater he caught wedding will take place at the Sec- derful time . . . Although Harry cold . . . "Mac" MacFarland is still ond Christian Church where open //elf ¢/514- Bowen and Harry Loveless have re- buying cars latest is a Buick . . . church will be observed... Congrat- r-2ASSOCATION* D \ / tired, we want them to know they Pvt, Gordon Good visited us recently. ulations to "Knobby" Hayes who be- 5 Vt« MC£&\>S4 X#-1:1 will not be forgotten. It was a pleas- He is stationed at Fort Knox. Good came a father July 6. It's a bouncing 3,3-/,VUI-MA L<>D ure to know them both, and we all to see you again, "Gordie" . . . Con- baby boy. No further details are avail- , 821 4 want to extend them our best wishes gratulations to Jack Smith, who able at this writing. We wonder if for the future . . . Mr. Scofield got the gained a son June 8. His daughter the hospital will have to replace the impression from John Motok there path Knobby wore in the waiting Patty and James Thompson were 3.. ,4.7& would be two "girls" at the recent married in the First Presbyterian room. , '((fol Tool & Progress Stag. Ask Johnny Church by Rev. Bricker. The newly- Laboratory Dept 221 how to say "grill" some time. There's weds reside at 232 Vine, N. E. . . . never a dull moment around here. By Are#fa Burnett 0, WHma Norfh, Florence Johnson. Wonder how he would pronounce 0, leg n defna »:s Iy » s ezidkei.lonft'otmo 'So*09 e,fo,6... Tom Livermore finally weakened Lucille Lynn and Ruth Lowry •'griddle"... Speaking of the stag, Kent State, John Snyder from Thai the way to and bought himself a brand new car. The welcome mat was misplaced everyone seerned to have his usual Youngstown, Jack Augenstein from Iower personal income He'll be able to break it in quite but we found it again. We want to good time. There was one mishap, John Carroll, Jim Macclaren from taxes is lo /uraer nicely on that trip to California he welcome Rene Morrison back from however. In trying to escape being Kent and Max Mattes from Cornell. increase taxes on is taking in July . . . Betty Parthe- 380 and also Helen Penn from PM thrown in the lake, Augie Rek fell In addition Naida Wolford is replac- <5 indust,yin#his count,y. mer and "hubby" are soaking up the turn . . . You can really tell vaca- over a fence into a mud puddle. Every- ing Helen Banks . . . liope you kats sun in that nice new green convertible tion time is here with all the sun one figured that was even better... of theirs . . . You can tell by the sun- tans, Lucille Bupp spent two weeks had a gone 4th and dig a crazy 31st; #9 6 fact... that, today's 2 We would like to welcome Dick Cum- Just set your optics on those livin tanned (burned) faces that Bill Ger- in Florida; Gertie Shallows ventured berland, who is to be with us for the dolls. We'll live it up this year, dad, excessive taxes on industry mek spent the holidays at Cedar still farther-California; Mae Brown summer. He is presently working 'cause, man we knows where joy have already drained off so Point and Paul Muehlbauer at Con- spent a week at Geneva. Sorry to With Al Sopko in Synchro · · grows. Editor'.9 Note - "HUH." muchofthemoneythatshould neaut. Melvin Mcelellan went to hear you were called home due to "Freckles" had a fine time fishing in have been used to develop Niagara Falls to attend a wedding- illness of an uncle, Mae; Ergie Ian- Ely, Minn., for a week. From the Production Control he must have really taken the affair nued also spent a week at a cottage looks of his upper lip, one must have and buy improved tools and to heart for he was a day late re- 0, Gene Pealer at the lake; and Elmer Williams has bitten him back . . . Mr. Scofield en- equipment that, at present, turning . . Elmer's sailboat sailed left us for two weeks in Florida - joyed a wonderful week at Land 0' Twenty-one people from our de- up-side-down for a few days, but I can't understand why they go there over 40 percent of America's probably get Lakes, Wis. He liked it so well we partment seemingly had a good time industrial machines are fast it's OK now and will for sunshine. It sure has been warm understand he's going back again at the outing held at Farmer Jim's a good work out-Elmer's on vaca- protect enough here lately ... Sorry to hear next year . . . Mr. Habel is going to and the hot dogs and potato salad becoming too old to tion . , . Our deepest sympathy to Gretchen Tyler's son has been hospi- try the fishing at a mysterious place tasted especially good after a swim tomorrow's jobs. Bill Germek in the loss of his mother- talized. We wish him a speedy re- called Camp Crooked Six in Canada in the lake. Most everyone went in-law and baby nephew. Covery . . . Our deepest sympathy is this year. We like variety around here Pauline Luther and Anne swimming. The ball game which took extended to . . If you want to know anything Depts. 216-217 Cross in the death of their aunt . place found Ellison's Pirates just nip- Communications about Alcatraz, just ask Joe Kiew- By M;ghnon Brobs# By Emma Leonard and Cora Bales Dorothy Kallio, Gretchen Tyler, Flor- lich. He just returned- from a vaca- ping Pealer's Indians in a tight pitch- ence Johnson and our foreman, Tom er's duel, 14-13. Many spectacular Date Bell has a new hobby, and it's tion in the West . . . You might ask This may be news to you, but it's Sharp, are vacationing--destination different from the rest; he is collect- Norman Mobley to explain just what plays were made on either side-some all new to me Wilbur Fields unknown . . .W e hear it was pretty kind of a "sparkler" it was that he knowingly, and others unconsciously. gassed up the car, packed up the ing locks of hair . . Leroy Seaburn's chilly in Dept. 222 the other day. Is gave his girl for the Fourth of July. Stars of the game were Roy Huff as kids and headed for Ft. Lauderdale, two year old son, Jimmy, locked his that the reason you went up to button the winning pitcher and Dolores Zoba, Florida. We only hope Wilbur doesn't mommy out while she was hanging your wife's collar up, Walter ? . . . get so interested in watching the Engineering who guarded second base with her life. clothes. Jimmy thought it was funny Dorothy Kallio is now wearing a No one stole second on her because By Jende Duda ond Mary Bishop beauties on the beach that he forgets at the time, but, when he saw his thermometer. Her husband says she Old Mister Sun; he could give him a re- she was always standing on it. El- mother had to get help to get in the can quit when it reaches 120'. 31 Latest scoop on Bob Woofter's more Hanley, with cigar, played a beauty of a sunburn . . . Gail Welker cent trip to Florida: Bob's car used sterling bit of right field. The com- took a typical mailman's vacation to cellar window, he felt pretty bad... Accounting Department more oil than gasoline. After getting Frank Wilson celebrated his sixth mittee in charge of this outing was get away from driving; he drove down wedding anniversary June 25 . . . By Lots McBane and Mary Ka/afsky new rings in it he now hopes to use composed of Ev Shehane, Ruth Fen- thru and about Ohio . . . Mary Lab- just half as much oil.- The girls were ton and Wayne Rush . . . Bob Whit- osky has been marking the days off Jack and Edna Jacobs and daughter Donna Sullivan was elected to bring out for dinner June 15 for the first taker has left us for the higher re- since last week for her vacation; this Jan are spending their two week cream pies to the Payroll picnic. time since Christmas. Pauline Ott and vacation at Key West, Fla . . . Betty When she got there she had a timely gions of the factory office - he is time she's really going to do it up Ludwick entertained Mr. and Mrs. Helen Banks were the honored guests. working with Verne Remalia. Freddie brown; she's spending the week at tip on "How NOT to get caught speed- Carl Shrode of Burbank, Calif. . . . They both decided that keeping house Robison is now scheduling in the new Madison-on-the-Lake . . . Eldora Tal- ing." Seems every time she went is a full time job... Thursday, June Synchro Division set-up . . . The Row- stein took a couple of days to do a Evelyn Tompkins spent the week end in Tiffin attending the graduation more than 20 miles an hour and had 25, the boys had a big stag party at landis' home in Howland received a little flag-waving and confetti-throw- Manning's Ranch. Walter Kridler and of her son Jack at Heidelberg Col- to put on the brakes - the meringue fresh coat of paint as Joyce and ing at the V.F.W. Convention at Col- lege . . .J o Ferguson and family re- Al Fisher won the horseshoe prize. Johnny spent their vacation on a umbus... There's still a few good slid off the pies ! . . . Virginia Wood Gossip has it that At was the life of Indian fans left Mrs. Sandy was up cently spent the week end at Detroit is elated these days. Her husband is scaffold; Fred Robison spent his week For- the party, that's why it's hard to be- over the Fourth to see them play and and Monroe, Mich. While there, they home on a nice long furlough. at home in Bazetta: Shirley Burnett visited the Detroit Zoological Park lieve he was so cautious about one was in , watch the fireworks . . .I t seems merly stationed in Florida, he will dollar. All in all it was a good party and "Jones' Beach." That is Florida everybody had a "BANG-UP" time · · . A speedy recovery to Mae Gilli- now report to California . . . Seems land's mother who is in the hospital like old times to see Amy Lou Hall thanks to Bill Gulban . . .W e sunshine that you see on Keith Dr over the Fourth, including yours heard that the Boy Scouts' recent truly . . . Mary Wilson of Cumber- · · . Ann Krivonak is spending her back in Payroll . . . Bernadine Maxin mond's face which was acquired in vacation in Canada, Niagara Falls vacationed in Florida . . . Mary Dunn Camporee turned out to be a Packard Fort Lauderdale; Merlin Barber spent land, England, is visiting Mr. and reunion. Those from Engineering Mrs. James Wilson of Leavittsburg. and Detroit . . . Grace Hyde is spend- went to the Rose Festival in Newark, a restful vacation making hay on his . . Ireda Cole thinks it's a were: Rodger Moore, Henry Becker, farm, and also helping his father- She's Lillian Wilson, of Communica- ing her vacation in Alaska . . . Mary N. Y. At Sanow, Clarence Lindquist and iin-law with a few hundred bales. tions. Johnson and her husband are vaca- small world. While in New York City Frank Dresner , , . Our new home tioning at Niagara Falls and in New she ran into Jean Nadaud in Macy's ! owners include Kenny Hoffman on York State . . . Frank Wilson and . . . Sailors, beware ! Dolores Hous. Hazelwood, Al Jukes on Packard his wife spent the week end at Lake teau, Donna Sullivan, Rachel Addi- Drive, Al Travsky and Al Fisher on Production Control Department Holds Outing Et'ie at Green Top cabins with Merv cott, Mary Ellen Housteau and Mary Dennison Drive . . . Here is the latest - Schebig and his family who are now Gillen are invading Virginia Beach on vacations : Al Mason returned vacationing there.., Eileen Tatum . Virginia Morgan was in Colorado from his "Westward Ho" with adven- and family have gone to Tennessee . . . Mr. and Mrs. Showacre were in - turous tales. Even the kiddies proved for their vacation . . . Kay Sember Canada fishing . . . Alda Moore went -- · · . has returned to work with a beauti- to Washington, D. C. . . . Chauncey "Thar's gold in them thar hills"... I r Darrell SheesIey let his creative tal- . 9- 4 ful tan acquired at the ocean beaches Darone and Gordon Moore took their ents run riot and painted his house 4\ at Atlantic City . . . Congratulations families to Lake Erie , . . Dorothy . . Jack Mullen proved the old adage, r go to Ann and Walter Glowacky on Bell was also fishing in Canada- . . ·'Something once learned is never the arrival of a new son. Ann will be Ardilea Knapp, Pauline Anders, Kath- forgotten," is true. He took a week's erine Pardee, Howard Croyts, War- vacation to practice parking his new 1 - lici, i · .remembered. . Jo Kearneyas onehasofleftourusinspectorsto await ren Morris and John Rowlands all . Irene ear, then he applied for his driver's t I. ..:11:..7/ .... the arrival of the stork and was pre- spent a few days at home rs'./ . r. F sented with a gift at a dinner at Pruitt was at Chautauqua . . .W e license . . . Nick Christen, also a 4 .. . 1 I creative one, wants you to please Cafe 422 before leaving... Double are sorry to report Tony Serca has i congratulations to Annabelle Ma- been in St. Francis Hospital, Pitts- ... 0et n Hpo r s doing»hircate · »6 1, *- -- _ ' . ofhoney,twowhobabyis thegirls,proudandgrandmothercongratula- andburgh.comesWe backhope soonhe gets .alongWe wantfine 5 this kat went on a two week cruise .. a l a tions also to Mary Novak, who has to welcome Kay Jones, who is work- Coast Guard . . . Bill Gulban is ing in Payroll . . . Our deepest sym- spending two weeks in Wisconsin... a new grandson . . . Some of our Jennie Duda spent a week in Virginia holiday outers were: Mae Gilliland, pathy to Frances McDonald, whose .. . C. E. Lindquist spent a week paint- Lake Erie; and Virginia Williams father passed away . . . Mary Haines, ing his house , , , Clyde Mogle tried ., ; 4 #t.,2,·ki#' Lt::'..jk-: ' ' 110 :.·AS.....:64..., 9-"-. -W't/i. , and Millie, Lake Milton . . . Happy formerly of Tab, brought her little to catch up with his work at home birthday to Evelyn Tompkins and daughter in to visit . . . Now Reba . . - C. E. Manning spent one week in Members of the Production Control Dept. take time out from their festivities Betty Shuttleworth... Amelia Toma's Darling belongs to the "Darn It, I Kansas . . . George Cuthriell spent at Farmer Jim's to pose for the above picture. The event, held June 19, included daughters are vacationing in Oberlin, Locked Myself Out Of The House a little time here, there and every- a picnic supper, swimming and softball, the latter seemingly the most popular. Ohio. Club." PACKARD PAGE 51X Fa&09*am Dept. 411 It Was Homecoming Day For Our Packard 'Old Timers' By Margare# lorio and Pauline Timar Bella Suckow and husband attend- .).2- 1 FISes, noonweret: de'werettltso; 1-- 1-! -i;Ii-· <:- I . Jones spent the week end in Toledo "?rlell :51 ed a convention in Akron. Vi and Ed 2/ ' the Division for a luncheon and z '+ 1 - 1 6. 4, /4.::11. Id . . . Mary K. Lewis wants to thank ' -cripg er----0441211. + .- plant visit June 30. Pictures on this '41'M' %. : /1 ' /. 1 everyone for the beautiful card and Iq•'Fr' P,=.1 C page show a few of the "Old R " ' ' . w;, , gift.thingsShein pinkha» leftor blueu» to. . .makeDick littleRed- 1-./.*/Lotriltipi i Timers" during their visit here. r i mond spent the Fourth at Geauga b For many of them it marked their *_ -1 -1 i 1 I 2 Lake... Welcome to Lois Hartman - first return to Packard since retire- * :- B L : Ell san has been on vacations f - ment. The highlight of the after- 6« Livingston spent Saturday m Cleve- landial,, , . Mary -Moran , has put aside =nfoto tlti.ro il .kwa , ashfe{: a visit with former associates. The to Ann Furbee's granddaughter. Get = - well also to Mary Czoka's son Ix and group assembled in the auditorium 16 Alice King's cousin . . . Leo Robison at 11:45 A. M. and following a ' told us iii he t,- has just . passed his 28th luncheon in the executive dining 4 7*Vi birthday. Happy birthday, Leo . . 1. Being gree*ed by General Manager B. N. Mac- room was taken on a tour of the 2. Other former Packard employes shown In the cor- Jennie Mitchell and family are spend- Gregor. right, at the beginning of Retirees' Luncheon Ljridor are Mabel Redmond, Martin Oslind, Hugh Mc- and Departmental Visitation festivitles are Nell Kane, new medical facilities prior to in- Bane, Constantine Barson and Wellington Murray. The ing a few days at Lake Erie . . . Al- Richard Marshall and John LaPorta. Picture was taken "Old Timers" gathered In the auditorium for a short berta Fenton attended a convention In the main corridor at the time guests were being dividual visits to former depart- mee*ing before luncheon and were later escorted Into in Michigan . . . Eva Adams, Alice escorted to the auditorium by their Packard hosts. ments. the plant where they visited their former departments. Milway, Sada Johnson, Mary Allen and Dorothy Crum attended a shower 1 1- - ./ V' .2..'.. -illi for Elizabeth Derasquale at Mar- garet DeSabato's . . .I f you've seen &:1.It ' 4 6,4-.I. .-> - Kenny Masters' haircut, you know .-= *<„ :tc. J --nil.-1.1.-a . the heat wave has arrived . . .I f you L A ' & *6.110-„Ii,Iwivii-. V pl**7-9 want to see some professional paint· ing, Mary Williams is doing an ex- ik * ,; ' i .·:''·Y'M-' - fl,/24/6 Crer=1:vr,·. 25%

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Team with the · -- ,i'*911 ]4 =-,1- .--- ' . \ - F Yankees.i tlf Sn Wele.ome «ber thettnolto all our newt - employes... Pauline Lord is back - 5,4/"/9/mi- =» from sick leave... Dorothy Long has returned very tanned from her 8!.E! -'*j:<15*C!==2%1 &1 X-**irA 11 - int:/04

6. Relaxing after the meal with their host, P. L. 7. Located at Table No. 7 are five men who 8. Seated around the table are Charles Haller, host Depf. 223 j,, Griffiths, divisional comptroller, are a group of formerly worked k Depts. 305 or 309. They ore, Charles Christman, superintendent, Plants 2 and 4; "Old Timers" who are, around the table, left to around the table, Mathew Polena, John Susko, Jack Williams, Ella O'Malia. Jean Blair, director, em. By Ann Pease right, Joseph Radcliffe, Ernest Davis, John Heyer, John Shtar, host G. C. Conley, superintendent, ploye relations; Robert Younger and Norton Satz, I am glad to hear that almost John Masters. Mr. Griffiths and Charles Wolfert. Plant 3; Frank Summerlin and Valent Gmucs. supervisor, public relations·employe communications. everyone decided to spend a safe and sane Fourth of July. Jean Manista gave her children a treat by taking =,... - =r- them swimming and having a nice picnic lunch. Louise Lutz and Alice - A-, V.1,/lan- - 444/ Mittal stayed close to home and en- joyed family picnics. Jo Liptak was undecided but she was going to do /1/1/.filill:'Ill/& I Jill/'ll something even if she had to stay , '.. ti.. · #1 * at home. Whatever she did, I hope i C .../.....&/...' .... she enjoyed herself , , ,O n the vaca- -< tion list are Mary Koontz and Ber- niece Tursack. Berniece will spend -2\ - r . 4 her vacation with her sister in Ash- I L. 1 * j swimmingtabula whereand herfishing...boys enjoyBerthathe ,=h ' * . 1 '-,_ 1 -1- Collins has a daughter that has things 0 1,7. 1| . '1 .f' -:..- * . ,-$ alltakingfiguredswimmingout inlessons,advance.andShesinceis she learned how to float in one day, 9. Charles Ruffner. left, showing himself te be still very 10. Sara Loughren, right, an "Old Timer," seems 11. Shaking hands with Rudy Opalk, right. interested in inspection problems. chats for a few moments to be telling Edith Bainbridge, Dept. 215, left, Dept. 309, is Charles Wolfert, who worked she thinks she can swim after one with Rudy Fenstermaker, Work Standards and Me*hods that things used to be lust a bit different when in that department prior to retirement. In lesson. Hope it's that easy for her Engineering; center, and Anthony Arkwright, In Dept. 274. she began working for Packard 38 years ago. the middle of background is Gus Rampon. and she gets plenty of swimming this summer . . .I wonder how Helen

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donation toward the bedspread. His **i name was accidently omitted from the card. Thank you, Kenny . . .D o you want to find yourself some easy money ? Just do your grocery shop- ' ping behind Jean Manista. She drops , 6--4 41 20 dollar bills on the floor for y #Lip : someone to find . . . I'm afraid Al - will have to do a lot of walking now / that Ann Vianello ts learning to drive 12. Margaret Bundy. right, pays a brief 13. A group of Packard employes gather around 14. About to be driven *o their former working place, .. . Did Chester tell you about the visit to Dept. 414 where she talks with Mathew Polena, dark suit, who paid a visit to Plant 6, in a shiny black Codillac by Chas:ffeur Raymond day at the lake ? The sand was so Stella Scharick. operating a wire s*ripper. Dept. 309. Pictured are G. C. Conley. superinten- Lathan, are Hugh McBane, Homer Dodson, Wellington hot he couldn't stand on it. Then com- The orchid Margaret Is wearing was pro- dent, Plant 3; Viola Smith. Mathew Polena, Murray, Shandor Chryst, Arvld Peltola. John Jutila and ing home it hailed and stormed. All vided for oll the female retlree guests. Ray Milway, Paul Wilkinson Gind Floyd Hoerlg. Joht, Ferry. Host for this group wgi Raymond J. Punphy. in all, is must have been a full day.

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A 1$ a PAGE EIGHT PACKARD 064&408 Dept. 229 Suggestion Winners Packard Golf League Holds Its First Field Day At Avalon Course By Le#a Pike, Marie Russen, Jo Continued from Page One -1.111..ill- -.'' '.2%3..:T I Fifzpafrick and Mary Lou Ceb,/a LU/kjas//'/

GeorgeW.lier J.F. IlogdenVir(·a 311632 : *, .·. ': :. :'i.'=m Wonderendirtg whysom, Harlantime at CollierCedar Point.didn't Elli, E. Everett 552 23.00 . 1"..... 4"Al&.'9**a.6,- -.„p:MA'.:4 -** .9;e: 1 11!5IM join the boys-perhaps that certain Nic·lic,las Renato, Jr. 632 100.00 Ed 9ulrk, second from left, Tool and Process Engineering, washes his golf boll in the ball-washing machine prior to blonde is taking up his spare time Dale E. Swab 652 100.00 teeing off on the first hole. Looking on are Fred Liberatore, Tool and Process Engineering; Art Simons, Bellows Co., . . . Nellie Crawford spent a week at liaroid 11. M[arne, 109 20.00 Akron; and Donald Freer, Tool and Process Engineering. Blasting out of a trap on the third hole Is Dave Baritell, Pro. the lake . . Hazel Sindledecker, Mary Hobert C Balley duc*ion Control. Art Richards, Safety, prepares to blast a long drive as he is observed by 532 200.00 Fred Adkins, Cable Sales, Papa, Irene Kassan, Mabel Runtas, Earl Maxin 606 13.00 and Bob Stadleman, General Tire and Rubber Co., Akron, The event took place at the Avalon Golf Course on June 27. Ann Gantar, Mary Kosa and Ruth Emil Piltz 652 20.00 ,. Gray vacationed - destination un- Walter J. Bogden 31] 23.00 known at press time... Suzanne I)ennis L. Minnick 706 10.00 i, Cullinan was a lovely bride on June Earl Maxin 606 10.00 < Elmer A. Spencer 632 4-"r,- . V. 712P. - "F . „ ·, T • 1 * 1 *, 1 1 20. She is now Mrs, Jack Fischer -- 96.00 4 -· *i&•*3/ 1 congratulations! . . Belated anni- Frank A. Bustardo 549 25.00 * versary greetings to the Andy Sus- Ergomine lannucei 221 10.00 . ·· kos. Roseann Butcher's second wed- Fr:ink A. Bu+Iardo 519 r ihi . 10,00 )) 8 ' 7.0 - : ' · ' 4 .' , ' 1 2 il r i a *; Ja y }1»133 I.- - f 4* wedded bliss July 24. Many more happy anniversaries to you folks ... Supervision Changes v - 6, wr. : p I Here's a little commercial : Have you Continued from Page One · · . : . thought of going to the 108th Trum- Myers, 29, first came to Pack- 1 ' bull County Free Fair which is held ard in June, 1950 as a student engin- 6, in Warren annually ? This year it's eer. A Warren native, Myers was · I from August 3rd through August graduated from Warren G. Harding , j Sth. It's going to be the largest in High School in 1941 and Ohio ' * the history of Warren and the theme University as an electrical engineer is the sesqui-centennial. While there, in June, 1950. He served three years Following a day on the golf links ct the First Packard Gol f Day refreshments were served to the players. for the best in food that's country 1 in the U. S. Navy during World War The heavily-laden table Indicates there was a wide choice of food and drink . . .I n *he right photo, Dave Ritchey, fresh, stop at the Vienna's St. Vin- &2 II. Married to the former Ruth chairman of the event. prepares *o make the drawing for the set of golf clubs, which were won by Tom Leightom. cent De Paul Church booth. There Craig, of Warren, Myers has one will be an array of lovely girls to son, Thomas, age four. They reside Depts. 213-214.215-227 Dept. 220 wait on you. The proceeds are all at 531 Homewood, S. E. By Margaret Clary Fisher Body Guild By Irene Kubovlch for a good cause. We'11 pray for beau- , Continued from Page One tiful weather. Speaking of weather, Welcome to our new employes, That everyone enjoyed the three- Ralph Liddle is having difficulties Depts. 408-470 Robert Smith, Mary Lazor, Frances Winners of the 40 regional awards, day holiday a week ago leaves no getting his hay harvested . . . It's Terrill and Glenn Morris, and also to boys rated the best among winners By Kheva Ghiseg doubt in anyone'a mind if judged by nice to see Mary Swetonic and Louise Leona Popadak from Plant 7. . . of first state awards, will be given the contented looks on all faces last Roarty back from "380" . . .W e are All of us are sending our sincerest Fourth of July is here and gone and expense-free trips to the four-day Monday, The ideal weather incited get well wishes to Rosanna LaShelle the next event is the Packard Picnic convention in Detroit, August 18-21. sorry to hear that Esther Rader'it the following events: Lucille Potts brother and Veronica Costilous' who underwent a serious major oper- at Conneaut Lake, so plan to go , , , Winners of the eight university schot- and her family spent a day at Idora father are in the hospital. We wish ation at St. Joseph's Hospital . . . Sorry I missed a couple of guests at arships, ranging in value from $1,000 Park. They visited Kennywood Park Birthday greetings are in order for LaRue's wedding reception. Ida Steen to $4,000, will be announced at the them a speedy recovery . . .W e ex- in Pittsburgh on the previous Sunday. tend our deepest sympathy to Katie Margaret Mearnie, Margaret Ragan and Olga Natyshak attended and had annual televised banquet on August A family reunion held at Lake Milton and Kheva Ghisea for the month of a wonderful time . . . Mary Fasok 18, at the Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel, Horniak whose mother-in=law passed Park was attended by Andrella away . . . Carmel Sena left us to July . . . Being the CABLEGRAM won't be with us for awhile as She Detroit. Baker. Annis Anthony participated knit little pink and blue things while reporter for these departments, I am is on leave awaiting the stork... Awards given sons of GM employes in an annual family reunion held at she awaits the stork . . .B y the way, ashamed of myself for not having Blanche Lipyanic has discovered there and dealers will be duplicated among her mother's home. Seeing her son mentioned sooner how wonderful our what happened to the New York is a bottom to a glass. Recently she non-GM lads who have entered next- Eugene play in a baseball game at Yankees ? Naomi Trent had her cof- boys feel when they receive the was getting a glass of water in the in-quality models. In the 1952 com- Washington, Pa., on the Fourth was fee furnished for a week by a certain CABLEGRAM regardless of wherever cafeteria while she was talking to petition, sons of 19 GM employes and Josephine Delassandro's idea of a reporter because the Indians won they may be. Our boys who are in the someone. She then discovered she was five GM dealers won awards. happy holiday. Betty Nafe spent her armed services of our country have three games from the champs... holding the glass upside down, conse- time off at the parental homestead PM NEWS - Those on vacation are written back to let us know how nice quently getting splashed . . . Mary in West Virginia. On the previous it is to keep in touch with the gang Recser recently celebrated her 20th Depts. 306-307-311 Mary Kosa at the lake; Mable Man- week end, she went to Crooked Creek tovani, Florida; and Bea Nutter who , through the CABLEGRAM reports. By Helen Vivolo and Helen Gority wedding anniversary . . . Dorothy Dam in Vandergrift, Pa. Each de- is staying at home . Those leaving Carmen Angelo, our former service Decker is spending her vacation in In the following weeks to come, cided Cedar Point was the place to are Harry Shane, Jean Johnson, Joan boy who is now in Alaska, sends his Florida; Blanche Lipyanic in Jack- we will all be taking a vacation of go, so Mary McShane and Theresa regards to everyone and said he is sonville, Florida; Ruth Williams in some sort. So have a good time every- Bloom and Donald Sase, who is go- Cashier both vacationed there. This ing to California for a month... hoping to see us soon. Carmen is in Canada; Chuck Johnson in New York body and good luck to all... Dorothy reporter attended one of the nicest Clureta Lawson is going to make her the U. S. Army . . . Julius Rimar State and Canada; and Irene Maffitt Peabody has gone on midnight for a picnics ever on Friday, July 3. It home in Kenoska, Wis, , , . Ann Rose ( Heart throb Rimar to all the girls) recently spent a week end in Canada few months. Dorothy's son has had took place at Coalburg Lake Park iis going on day turn. She is really writes to let us know that he faith- fishing . . . Margaret Morris wishes his tonsils removed and is getting . . Pete Iezzi, formerly an artos fully receives his CABLEGRAM and getting herself a nice tan in her to thank Bette Everitt for the dell- along fine . . . We're sorry to hear cutter, iM now a die setter on after- back yard. Eleanor Ringler spent also sends his regards to the gang. cious cake she baked for her birth- that Bob Hitchcock's mother has noon turn. Good luck, Pete. Charlie I believe he mentioned that he only the Fourth in Altoona, Pa. . . . Erma day and for the gifts. We would like been very ill and is in the hospital Knight is taking Pete's place on day Shea is going on a 30-day leave... has about 360 more days to go. Jul- to see her model them too... Laura . . . Our deepest sympathy is extend- turn, Hello and welcome, Charlie. A Sally Hillman spent the Fourth at ius is in the U. S. Army . . . Now MeMillen is driving a new Chevy and ed to Duke Lough in the passing away big welcome is also extended to Bruce the lake... Madeline Miller is on that sorne of us have had our vaca- Leota Strader, a new Dodge . . . of his grandfather... Belated wishes Lobaugh, who is replacing Dick tions and others are going to be tak- "380" . . , Billie O'Hara better watch Richard MeGrath has gone to the to Laura Longwill who recently cele- Cardy as i group leader on Inspec- what kind of horses she picks to ride ing our vacations or maybe just Army . . . Congratulations to Helen brated her 11th wedding anniversary. tion. Dick is now a quality inspector spending a week end here or there, Dudek, who is the mother of a baby May there be many more . . . Birth- . . Belated happy birthday greet- in Dept. 474 . . .W e are so happy to ings to Sally Hillman . . . Congratu- let us all remember to drive care- boy and to Lois Wolfert, a baby girl day greetings to Donald Sheets, Ber- hear that Frances Barson is home lations to Liz Costarella whose 22nd fully . . . It's nice to see Virginia . . . May Noble attended the double- tie Gibson, Margaret Bynum and from the hospital and well on the anniversary was July 10. Robado back from sick leave... header in Cleveland recently... Helen Garity . . . Lea Misolek held a road to recovery. She wishes to thank Our department pleasantly surprised Happy birthday to Anna Sekulich. surprise party for her son who cele- everyone for the lovely gifts sent her Dept. 225 Arnold Cooper, our group leader, with whose birthday was July 3 and to brated his 7th birthday . . . The girls while she was at the hospital . . a happy birthday cake . . . Pleasant Edna Dustman, July 5, on PM turn and their children held Betty Reeder wishes to thank not Sy Kathryn Scott ond Hazel Nims vacation wishes to Ella Armstrong a picnic at Nelson Ledges for Lucy only the folks in our department but With the Fourth of July holiday who is going to attend a convention Depts. 711-712-715 Garrison, who is leaving us to await all those generous contributors in over, many of our folks are vacation- at New Philadelphia, Ohio, and after- By Dorothy Houp#mon, the arrival of the stork. She received Depts. 216, 217, 218 and 219. She ing. Those on vacations are : Ann wards spend a few days visiting a baby remembrance gift from each loves the coffee maker, toaster and Stredney Vivian Whitney's husband was and her husband, Florida, western Ohio and Indiana . . . Edna girl. Everyone had a swell time. On electric clock given to her and Dwight spending a day or two in Cuba; Mil- Cunningham will be spending her va- home recently on a six-day furlough her last day at the shop, the depart- ( 219) as wedding gifts. May you have dred Bako spent her time on the cation on the shores of Lake Erie at . . . Mary James' nephew was home ment presented her with a high chair, a long and happy life together, Betty farm; Eleanor Drabich and husband Geneva-on-the-Lake . . . Hopeful and for three days. This was his first baby bunting and a night gown. Good and Dwight . . . Thelma Marlow's are spending two weeks at Cedar happy fishing to Helen and Sol Eck- leave so Mary was quite anxious to luck, Lucy and may all your troubles happiness knew no bounds when she Point; Arlene Brownlee and husband enrode, who will be going to Canada see him... George and Ida Fejko be '•little ones" . . . Too bad Duke received the trans-Atlantic phone call are really riding the waves since for a wonderful two-week vacation spent the week end in Pennsylvania. Lough didn't get directions before he from her son who is stationed in they purchased their new boat; and . . . Congratulations to Edna Winters, George was very pleased to think he started out to look for Craig Beach. Germany. She and her husband vaca- Kathryn Scott and family spent the who became the bride of Howard made a long trip and got home safely He drove around for about 75 miles tioned in Kentucky last week visit- week end at Geneva-on-the-Lake . . . Lawrence on July 3. We would like . It's goodbye to Emma Luknis. A before he found it -now he knows ing her folks and sightseeing . . . We were sorry to hear of Laverne to extend our best wishes and happi- group of the girls had a feast i n. . . Helen Vivolo and family spent While vacationing in New York, Forney's accident while she was on ness to Edna and Howard. Edna was Emma's honor before she left. No the Fourth at Gary, Indiana, and also Helen Madgar and family attended her vacation in Michigan. Laverne presented with two lovely gifts from wonder they have to starve all week attended the christening of her new her nephew's wedding. They also fractured her foot and had to take the departments... Congratulations -they really put on the feed bag nephew. Helen is on her vacation. visited Niagara Falls . . . Mollie some time off... Joyce Forney are in order for Priscilla Troiano, who during these special gatherings... Happy fishing, kid... Delores Simms Racick spent her vacation at home spent the Fourth of July week end at will be getting married on July 25 Before Annabelle Cross went on sick and husband are vacationing in West entertaining her daughter and son- Myers Lake in Canton, Ohio, and #J . . . Our sincerest get well wishes leave, she drove her beautiful new Virginia . . Martha Van Fossen in-law who arrived from California Naomi Patterson spent her week end 1.-• to Ada Fulk, who is now on sick leave Pontiac to work. It sure is sharp . made a trip to the races, Chester . . .A phone call from her son in- enjoying the sesqui-centennial cele- . We are glad to hear that Ros- Our desk girl taking over for Anna- Graffius at Barnsboro, Pa. 4 Ken formed Bernice Archer of the fact bration at her home town, Homer City, anna Lashelle is recuperating very belle is Theresa Truman. She said Healy at Altoona, Pa.; and Laura he is now stationed at Great Lakes Pa. . . . We're glad Delores Vodelko nicely at the home of Betty Kelly . . . that she is no relation to Harry . . . Longwill at Sagamore, Pa. Naval Station near . He re- has returned from sick leave . . .W e Kate Latessa's co-workers decided to Contact John Bishop if you need any ------cently visited his mother for two welcome Peggy Johnson and Evelyn take her out to dinner but pleasantly painting done. I hear he's really good FOR RENT Bl€!epins, room fw· man. weeks... Florida is the destination Mcintyre into the department, We surprised her with a birthday party with the brush . . . Hope everyone Call 46021 before 3:00 P. M. or con- of Ann Strock and husband. They also welcome Mathew Manofsky on at the V.F.W. Canteen at Howland enjoyed their long week end, tact Dot·oth DeVasaie, Dept. 413. will be gone for two weeks. PM turn.