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The Log Vol. 42 No. 01

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  • Between 1914 and the late 1960s, the Champion Fibre Company published an internal newsletter, called The Log, to share news about the Canton mill, the community, and its employees. After 1940, news from the entire “Champion Family,” which included mills in Hamilton, Ohio; Houston, Texas and Sandersville, Georgia, was featured in each issue.
  • J A N u A R y • ~\ 1'2 J ........ . ( ,~~ I ' ,, ~ 1 9 5 ' f.J • I • ;,J • • ~ l f, ,., ,. See "BIGGER and BETTER Service Awards'' ... Pages 1· 3 9 • From the Edttors L <U month Tl e LOG a_nd 'llamp ion Jo t the ·cr ­Yic s t f an o uts tandi n g writer ::m l en.1p l y c. Nola Fagal 1 ld t the co mpa n y and T he LOG taff wi th Lhe h a ppy expectation of b orning the mother o( a " ti u le bu nd le of joy" early thi ·ear . For the pa t two a1 cl on e-haH years rea d­ers of The LOG ha e seen and read articles written by 1\ola. In the e colum.ns, she h as al l · expre seJ the women ' poin t o[ view a t the Ohio Division . 1\oJa became inter es ted in writing fea ture articles d uring high sch ool da ys at R oss High Schbol. I t wa there th a t she served as edi tor of the -chool year -book and developed a keen ~e ns _ of wri tin o- ability. Mos t of aU, sh e enjoys , ... Ti ting humorous art icles wi th historical back­grounds. As an employee of Champion' s Ohio Traf­fic Department, Nola. worked as secre tary to the Traffic manager. She was an ac tive mem­ber o[ the Champion Girl · Social Council, th _ . Flc t Foo t Trib and numerou other g;irl ' act:iv i6e · at Champion. Nola enjoys h r favorit pa ·tim s- quar d an i.ng, h ik ing and k -·C] ing tra k of spo rt · 'V nL . To n und out h r LOG writing car · r, I'ola l id ;.tn ouLst:mding' job Ll ri · mom ll on "G.S.C. T b c Y c<rr R o und ," whi h b<og ins ()!1 Pagt: 20. T IP LOG "dit ors ar ha pp fo r t ' o ln ;rnd her h usb, nd 1)1 l' lwir (onlt nming , ddi. tion and offc th eir co n g;nrtt~ l:t t i on s . ' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ·- • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • TI4E JANUARY, 1959 VOL. XLII, NO. 1 Champion Paper and Fibre Company General Office .. • HAMILTON, OHIO Mills at ... HAMILTON, OHIO • CANTON, NORTH CAROLINA PASADENA, TEXAS • SANDERSVILLE, GEORGIA Editor ... STEWART JONES Assistant Editor . · .. DONALD OLEXIO I Division Editors . . . Ohio, MERLE BAKER - Caro.lina, JAMES DEATON ••• Texas, ROBERT HART Editorial Assistant ..• EUNICE B. HUGHES EDITORIAL STAFF Ohio Division ... Bob Barrett, Merle Baynes, .Joe Blcvcn ·. lllouclie Ca ldwe ll (filwtogntpl.er), Nola Fagaly, Paul Newki rk, Otto Reid , J ohn Schrn .itt, Gcorg·e Steiner, BiU T hompson. Carolina Divisio~> . - . R. E. D avi . Bill 1:\.ins'la nd . ' ·. \ V. Hardin . Harry Hollan I, Walter H oJt o rr . Ccn Hyde . • • J nck Jus ti ce. D ick ~ l cMa h o n ,. Em cst Messe r. D<ll'id \' . !\ loris 11 , Rowena ~ I n i ·, Bil.l Rigsbee, J. C. \' illia mso 11 . T.exas J Cl'r Division .. . Virginia Bl::i kemore, J ohnny .o roc liw, C ·ci lia Di ck r~ u, M <~r )• Law ·, Boy ·ttc, PLl'l re. Li1 \' )l >dr ilw. Sanden ville , .. C ladv H . En·n:; l I. Our Cover NoL rhe r~.:vc • · e d :m cic nl wl11> w;lldH'd lh ~:n uJ s rdckk s lo >l 1\ rht o ugh hi · hot11 g lass, _nor •c:-1 rhc kar11 d rno I ' l'll lf ih h is p ii' Cis ton dock or wa trli has de" is<:d ~~ mc ;rll ~ i (J s low n r h ir ~ t c n tl11 m nrt h v f Fa rlr .:r T lnH:. I ndau ut C'\.1 , ru ;ltlV (' 1l u 111pio 11 ~ 11 Ctl S II H ' yes-rc nl;J ·'s ti noe pi ec <'s rh at , ti ll. u1an. i iH Jim1rs uf rh cir d a ~' · (t'ec page H . • • . ~RT \ 'AR \ f .'\?-:, 45-y ar v t ran at the Ohio Di i . .ion, will be rhe first Oh 1 Cha~pion to r ~i e a col_or T'~ set .. Art is hown above receiving co ng1 c-u lauun fr m JH . upe.n 't or, C<lptam R O)' Holli ter. ~ - F. ' . LOSIID qLA5. CASE f ~cnice awarrl sa mples is a p rman ·nt ''· 11 r Jlt . rh . oHt of Garland Mun1, Ohio E tnpi O) C · Sf' t vtn.;, sl!p ·r• \ t ~( • ·. .ad;md extends tile inviwtion tu l'Jll Ohj(> f':tup.lv)r s l(J ·wp .in • turf. ifJnk O\ r t h award$. Under the Service Award Program, eligible Champions will be receiving dinnerware, glassware, mantel clocks and TV sets that will mean , .. . . ' ervtce war • D URI 'G 1959, as jn years past, many Cham­pion employees will be pre ented service award (or their continuous employment with the com­pany. T hese awards are presented to employees • every five years on their employment anniversary. The pre entation of service awards is not new. Champion has been doing this for many ·ears. However, 1959 marks a milestone in the awards program. This year service award have been 1·evised for 20 through 45-year Champion . net awards are bigger and better th.an ever. Starting January l , employees who reach the 20 to 45-year service anniversaries have a var,i LY f awards from which to boose. Service pins are sti ll being awarded to em­ploy ·cs upon om pier ing five, ren and fifteen e tH o( con tin u us em ployrnen t. At Lhe nd. of rive y ;:1rs, an rnploy . , rc eive a brmu , pin ' ilh th n1nn oral 5. On tbe tenth anniver ar ' :111 emplo e rccciv " a sil er pin with th llltlll ral JO, and on Lhe fifL enlh. nni r ary, the crnp .l o ' ' receives a gold. p:in with the n um ·ntl I . J\ t the option of th mployee, hut tons may be u b t.itu c~l for pin , overing 5, I 0 and 1.5 y ars of , ervic . Th s button are of th " sam • design nd format as the pins . CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE 1 CON INUED Emplll') · eli ibl "' (. r :l \ •;t •dR f 20 thn ugh •'L} \"ill be gi\'en their ch 1c, ( x·tlin · tr lh · fullo' ' in __ oup·: Twenty years - plain 1 < < mt old t'i tw. piu ·with one dianoo , r a 3~-pi 1 of ins ·ib u .gLl " '-" t ' . wenty-fi e yet~rs - 1 .ar;H. gold S;)pphir rin , 1 in \ ith t 'O iiamond r dinner t f ~J pi with .ilver emblem on ea h pie' n.d an inscriprim n tl ~ back of th plat i n d t · hittnpion'~ pre jd nt, R e u­ben . R bert o. -fr. Thirty eon - 10 arat ld ruby n-n . pin ' hh (our diamonds or' el t:ri mantl :lo k w ith • • recogrutwn plate. Thirty-five yea r:s. - ·. 0 cara o-old ring with em raid, pin t·o:ith three diam nd or a 14 ca1'dt watch. Fort years - 1 carat g ld ring with diamond or H pin with f-ive diamond . Forty-five ye.ars - a color TV et. A ards are presented to emplo rees by their imme­diate supervisors em each anniversar I date. The employee m..ay elect any of the household itero he d esires ai1d he i eli ible to receiv . For example, a 30-year employ€<': can choose a 25 or a 20-year award, (but not both), providin. g he or · b e has no t alreadv, received this item. Employees also ma purch.a e at cost such items as they have a right to b , virtue of ervice. For example, a 35- e r employ e could pu.re:ha . an or a 1t of the .items in th.e 20, 25 or 30-year gr:oups, but the employee may purcha e .only one of each award . 30YEARS Ruby Ring~ Pin or Clock ' 'FilE l'\M\' 0-Y~ ~AWARD i mautl d r tw led,, ,omp! t~· 1\rlth a reco~n i'tl.on pJ a te· . The popul ~t ti..lv ol tlli. ilt.nl i'> pw c~ 1 h dt · f <!,ct. that of tire 117 liS'iL>Je r f! Jpt( ')'t..-~, ;·~J tlto~e th · 1 1!•(\.: for t l c'r 30- '-at aw rcl, .?... • ervtce Dttting 1\/!;J. a tot ;-11 of 11-;2 n 1 hr ' ;11·; eli ' ibJt! 1m ~lT k ~~w~u I . 'J h ' Ohh Uh i ion l · ~ thr lalglM number or scr i.r-c a u11h ersa1i .ith . ·Ju. i he ohnil Divi~ioJJ i " :wrond wi11t 1, 9. S·x i ' award. '-V1llf4'> o ~h .. n :r J 01Ti • •mplo • e. and to 1£ ... e ar, J)i i'>-.i<m Ch.amphen. . El"igible Employees Rece-ntly Chose Awards R ecently acb cliv isi(m and 'en 'ral Of i empk>.} c eli.gibl for a. 19 9 award w;:ls inlcr i.ew:~ l t.o ([ tcr:rniire t hi\ b items they were intere t d in br ini11g. Among th n ew awards, the glassware, chir1a , t of di.n.neh\-·are and the electric mantle lock prov d tO h mo. L p0p ta . Twenty-one of the 58 emplo yee eligible for a _0·, ,1r award chose the gtas..,wa re. Eighly-~ i x -f the f2l en:t~ p Jnyees eligible for a 25-yea award pi ked the di1 n r· ware set. Eigh ty-nine of Lh lJ 7 employees eligible fnr a 30-year award ho.se ~h e electric rnal'lll lock . 'The firs t Ohio Di vision Ch< mp;ion lo re . e i v~ a w l0r tel evision set -in recognitio('1 of hi: fon ycfi:Ef.h ann i\·er;;arv • • date is Art vVar an, Plant I rotection o[fi r, T.t.te fi rst Carolina Champion to receive an electric clod i~ Gunnar \1\1. Bohnsdahl; chid· insBector. Glenn te.ph e:n · -.eneral Offices,, is the first G.O. employee to receive the dinner­ware set, and Bill v\Tebsler, Texa Di,·isior:~. . i · the first employee of the Te,·as plant Lo receive the gh . . ,>~--are ·et, The service awards proP'rarn is. am-acting q uite ;~ bi. of attention from Chan1pi.ons, and the, ·re not a hit matl about ttl<::: <.twards being "bigg ·r and b tteT than eYer." ' ,, C Ll N I; II•. I' ! IL 1 Jql · Rr~<Hn . will I.e the fiu<t G<' !l\'1;\ l QIUcc (" 1nplov ·(• 'lU ll~i( · iH' fli t' r 1-pin·c ditlttCl Si"t o[ ITS'Ir d <'itin u, .• ' t<ll"ll ,'!'( ft uf lh • IC:J <' li f:"IIJk :!,; · ) (':tt e mpi•>VI cs. li~c· ( ; l t·~tll , pi< k,,·d tlw •hnlt r , · 1. ~t<a rl · ·oo l't'tlp l(r , · ,~~:~ 11 iJ1 t ' t,·i\ <: <ll•·;n · d ~ thi~ H"J t' . • SEl' \ l .E !'1:-./. R l:H'' l I :--.. . a re award d to Ch<tl11 · pions up•'" cnmpl ting r-, \0 1>r I." yC:J '5 of .sen ice. ' l II •se p111& ;uod button• ar n{ . l:J tH!:nd dc>ig·,, with the Chllln piou cntllleJJt. btlt ntal~tlfactured >[ di! c rent nwtals and ttnL:tittin~ cnawcled numeral.· indiuuing length o[ ~cn· i(e . l HE :-,n\ 25·\ L\1 \WARD i· a .33-piece dinHcr se t. Larh picte ha a ih cr cmbl m with an in. criptiun "n th . ha<k <~f each pl~ne . Thi: in: rip tion is si~·, tnl by Renl><.~n ll. Robc•n,on. Jr .. Champion's prc.,id ·nt. I _.,__ r HL . L \ . Y ·YEAR :\ 'i\' ARD is a Hamil LOn watch. Both II e reg1!1ar and the elecrric watch ar a\'ailable. In addi · ti 111 to the nc\ awards. ri11,., or pins an a) be c.llos n. • - - ' - - GU 'NAR W. BOH SDAHL, chief inspector, will be tbe first Caroli.na Ch ampion to receive an e l ctric clock in rcco<>·n ition of his 30 years of coo tinuo us servi e. Setting clock for r.he first rim . G11 nnar checks lite t ime from the ovrist war.ch of h is wif , ' aomi. while tlaug llter. " Boo Lsie,'' looks on in admiration. Jil l ,L \' I~ HS'J VR i~ the fiL' l I <' 01'\ Oi ris iun Clwrupiou t<J be Jll' '': nlctl tlt c.: e1 of im<Ji hc.t g·b~s~'~H" 13ill i, ~I•OI ' Il ad 11 iri 11 • Olll' v i tl11 · :i~ pic·!t'' It ,· wiJI '~"' t V\.'. ·1 HL 1· \1 •Jfl-YI.'\ K \.\ lUI i', ~\2 pitt · sr·t o t gl:t'< ;u •, lll ·n· ;n • tour ~i,,·~ o( 11,1:•''' '" wi!h l'igltl g l.t,t•s 0 ,·:tdt. r.illr pi< ·fl' b :.L\ fill' L)lat.J\jllllll 'lltbit-tll <UII( fill \I'OHI "( 1'1' · ni ~ \ :n;, ' fllli!I Cd Oil if. • ' . ' • • ' WANDA U: DERHILL CPS, cre ta l") to \"i ce- President and Divisi n Manager Steve Ch.a c, i · T xas Gbarupiou·, ott!) se rerar) with lhi lis ti ncri'e ra ting. K Y GREE1 'E, CP , ecretary to Maynard onklin, .i. harnpion· first Hamilton s cretan to receive the title of Cenifiecl 1'rofe ional ·ecletm· . THE HAMIL Or ' H R ER is sho1 n below ~·ith guest book and a r JS<>IIO(>d •ay('] gifts o£ the !>pon.soring in hwati Chaprer. t f FRONTriNERS I J r AND CP, WORK. rh se tllr e Gene ral OffiLe creLanc, Ka Grc n , left, Hilda Loos. Jll C'r. and .J ne Grceu , att nded cla scs in Cincinn:lli to prepare for the PS e ·aminatirn1 b fore an 1 • hapt r was insta lled in Harn iltn.n . Through NSA and CPS training, Champion secretaries are ... . .. • T.n 1 1 '\lin (or " !Ta ter 1·oh B)l Eunice Hughes h . ·I kcllYl'IIC'i~ ,ltHl for higher c'·du tion j., not c nfin •tl to the rucn ~tl Ch:nn-pion; our Girl F1iday ate me ting tlv ·hallcng too. \ f:.ln) Clumpion -ccretarie:o. want t) be ·tbl to Jill· prP\l' th ir · L:.t t u - C\ en as their bo e im prov tltci rs. f he) don't ,lll tici p<.~ r.e stepping in lO l1 i: outgrown sho ' , ~.i ther . .. bu t a. s r ' L:lrie, I rowJ o( their pro[ ·si n, Lite\ in tenJ Lo keep pace with the J rogt·e ·s f Champion. , ·ot content \·ith the ba~ic training a quired before ~H. ual e :-..pe~iencc, and never :;atisfied with on ly adequate I cr(onnanc , thee r-irl· ha ve the cheor that only :1 lack in them _h · should 'keep them hom ereuing ahead .i n a unnp:ttl~ a'> "illin... t) recognize ernployee in terest :1 ~ tHLl''. t>ne ol tltt :o.lnlllge·t timuli for self-improv ing -,ccre­t. tric~ i. tilt• i ' :n ional St' -ret~tL-ies As~ocia t ion (ln t rna­tiona!). J"hough in e :--i~t t'nc ha1·el) 15 year. N.S .\ is tht' \orld' larg-e~L a . ociation Cor bu ·ines \<\·omen in 011 , pr 1c~ ion. lt lns chapters in nearly ever big ci ty in the United tate ·. in Canada, Puerto R ic and H<n vaii. J he purpo-,e of t h . : A program is to elevate the tandard· of '-Ccretarial performance. It provides the npponuniL) to x bange ideas, to keep informed of m:v.· method:. and equipment, to ju_dge the performan ce of H: o ni1~:d e~· perts, and most important, continued Ju at ion. Fm thennore, the a sociation offer a goal for secre­t: l ie~ in an annuall) spon. ored examination the Cer ti­flul Pwk:.:.ional Secretar; (CPS) e aminaLion. T he Cl S i~ at ple'>Cnt the ultimate top-level rating for "tt n:Laries and pr~eub a "yan l~li k ., b ) which the g irl t .111 rnt:..t ttr<: their in<h idual progr · . .,. II· II• L l J.\, .L . U'b "Crl'Wl !v \ it..e-l'rc ·itfent .1\, rl Dende1 e 11 , Httl\td loer r till!!; at Hl>ll,lllll in J</",2 . . ·.he wa~ the l inL C I'S in lht' H antil!Olo . · \ <Yioup \dH"n '>he namfu n·d to Ohio Ia l ycaJ. T h Hl\llStoll Cktpter of the N t\ i now cdel>n.tting its t 'ttth yc<Jr :u tl Chamr io11 secreta ri es ht ve comributecl to ih lwnm :.. Hat 1 Hamen, c:u-euu y to Karl Bendetsc:n, amt \ ' and ~' Underhill , . u .n.Lary Lo St ·ve Chas , Jr., 1eccived CP~ r;tti ll g& in 1952 through the sponsorship oJ lhaL chapter. H azel wa~ a lso one of the fi nalists in the .SecrcLary-of-th e-Y ar cant ·sl a f. the J 957 annual ·s, \ ron ven t ion in St. Louis. Virg ini:J Blaketnor , secretary lO Mik Koury, is 1 he 1958 presi<l nt of the Chapter which now ha<; ;tto ttnd 200 memb rs a nd is the largest i11 the association. Mike was ho en "Ho s-of-the-Year" in 1957. Three C hampion girls, Dorothy Cantrell, Ka therine Ray and Virgi n.ia. Blakemnre, are attending weekly study sessions this year to prepare for CPS ratings. Many Hamilton ecret.aries were aware bf the value o( the NSA and had eagerly ttended the seminars and open meetings of other chapters. But a Hamilton c hapter wa on ly a wishful possibility until a chance meeting with Cincinnati NSA officials gave Hilda Loos an opp ortun ity to find. out the most direct procedure to for organizing a group. Hilda Loos Elected Charter President With a promise of sponsorship, Hilda immediately began a persu asive and enth usiastic campaign among her colleagues. And in April, 1957, the Hamilton chapter, Ohio's thirty-firs t, was formally instal led. In apprecia­t ion of her personal efforts to bring tbi about, Hilda was unanimo usly elect d the Charter President. Cin­cinna ti received an award for introducing this "bab •· ·ltapter, which was the largest of the year. BLLl :1 11 NSA Charter for Hamilt n was only part of the p roject the Champion secretaries had in rrund. Even befor p rogress was rldinit ] 1 mad towar l • local < hapte , H ilda Laos, Kay Green nd J n Gr · n w re · ;JtlcnJ ing cours in 'incinna ti, pr paring for th C:e1 t ifi d Prof ssioun! e ret.ary e ·amination, which , 1 hough :m 'S proj ct, i · n t limited t<) m mb rs of S. \ , no1 nc .d an appli ant h empJoyt.:'cl • s <l ecn tar ' ;I( ti l(' l i nlc of taking th ' exami11atiou . 1n '> ll<tp cnur · fo ' J dill it. ntc i. ntu st d onl . in tile pr · tige th;lf ;Hcomp, nie dw title, tb tes is Jy ed <II! LIJ ' :-.otl lld reasonit g tl ;.11 : "(l) A top-1 v l .r L:try ~ !t()!IJd ! la\' . .. kn n wl uge ill et.onomi . bmin ~ organi­; ation, ·'<counting .. llld busin · s 1 \ fr m ' hi h h :111 d1 .tv. itnplit a Lion~ f r hl'r own work, anll (~) ... ~hould l>c llllt TtJl lg'hi la111ilial ' irh m d<'lll I v ·I pnH., nts i l ~( n ~ 1 .n i:d J 01111~ a 11d pt oced u r 'S, ; nd a w: tre of d d p­lllc- tlh jn t1ffic c· man< gqn 111 and :upervi ion, a well CONTINUE-D ON NEXT l'AGE • CO n UEO 111 flh ~twh , I t 11\l,il f 'l , HI I ll •11 t I( Jl !!,? I ( lll I h ltl~tl\ t',,lll Ill l1 Ill ., I ti ] • liol1 'n.111 t\ l tillH Ill l "-!1' ll lll\flh l d in ll I 11 -Ln l.1 I ·t ,• li,,m nHlin l u.diti~,ttioll nw 1 1 j·' I I . ll 1i t ! T\Cil( li\ , , .II I l)fl'>Jtlt f( d l1U lllllll ·~c •'l ,U lf pfi< 1111 I h.nt ' .11 jllittd the• In t i1..111 ud p{'t iu ( t 11 u· tl\. l11d ht mu 1 ~uhtHit ,. 1 1.d po1' • 1 J qu.1i.it~ o h l ' •1!... 1 'l l lo h · the m 1 t' ltl , t{J I thL c ba11Ln~e .l ~ 1 "· mjn tiol i: a di. Lin( ti1t\l in ll ·tL Ou1 n. h ,Hh l•Jin · ~ c i ·eli Jnd thet 'TH' nn h •tc 1 qmriu tl1c It) LC.Sl tit m ~~h l'h ot to in p· e th "r l.1t li hed lfi i.: 11L· . 1 hi · '.1 a p ' t o11al i-· to"h lttuth.n ,, r ,··(thcl9./ T\" '\ 'on- ' t • !:"'f tl tiPn t1 ·me\. Tht' ~' <:'IL l 1) · in,~ f t thd1 O\Yll wen k-in 1 i r t <: necr tht'\H and to be Jcad' for an · ' n t ur \ l tht fir t t· rial requh n 1 t'l. f w 3pp1i~._a n ts p<L. the n. l ha ar bur 1,-:1:66 ·p_., exam.in :tt.ion on enified Prof sional t r· · ti udate, om] ared to th · appro:--..imate l 18 000 11 lllh I~ qf dl tlillll d ll II ! .111(' \ t •• 1.1!101 • II •l - q '•I 1.1.11 ,11'1 die , 1111 p• d ,d I \ ( !Ill ht ••l l l I ,,. i '11. tl \ ' ,,,jh (t l l , tilll d n WO dd ,, llll d I I II ..'. , \ '" ld ' t 11 I t,llltl;~Jd ll ',, ll ) ' lr•ptd Jlh till • tiJ,ll • I p ., 1 tll!tll I I -hutdd IH ( llfl pi I I I( ( (. full) Ill !!I w , til I 'HI !J I. I h · Ill t h·-,ltngc It\ I ttl H.'\i ;,j ;m' It· II 1••1 ,uJdi ' 11011.11 :rlw at ion ;tlld e· pc ri ·r11 •. lit 11 llH• ''Pt;lir tlll tJn {Oil IJII'a tc n11 tlu · ('<lion ,Jt h Ldkd tlo{. .,he has pa )jt.:.d 1t ; \·ill llol n · I t' w • again lf ltt_ j, alJJt• tO , ll C' s f1J! i (On.ljJ!f>tr • the (' rJiiU (. atllill li•HI "· itl tin liv · y ·ar . 1l h • falls tu p ) <dl 1! t· ~ UiiJ!I 111 t1 la t lime, ..,h uw t lJ ·gin tll(' \hole pruc.., o 1 ag--dill - mak · app liratjon , '>how proof ,,[ Pf ictH nd eli ri iJilit y, 'LC. hmup ion ha · I ro jd<:d '' da<; IC•OHl for tJw.., · ambi tious tucl ent1> .. . 1 -~. \ hao;; provi bl 'lualifi d i.ns tr u tors . . . o ur secrclarie<, haH~ au(·p ed h · t. d ­lcnge ... and to date H :u e l H am.en, \'anda { nd ·rbill a11tl Kay Gree ne have made the u a l. Chawpi•m., (;u be justly proud of them aU . HOt s ·1 0'\ CH .\ PTER .NSA l'resident \'irginia Hlak.c­more, is a chan er men ber of the Houston group whi b (Ousisls of more than '100 m.eml>crs. Virginia is a bve­\ ear Champion and secretary to Mike Koury. ;;ts ·i. l <t 11 t dh i ion manager. rJ .XA!l DIV JSIO ' :\S '·J·s arc, ldl I<• d ght , \Vall(la lJn cl crblf l. Dowtll\ !t• ·ulJalDJ. Dorothy Lautr ·11 , Pa tsy ~LlS ·e ;rnd Virgi nia Blak m re. C it l<ll·H PPI-. Ill)· · I , 111Jt1 ,1 l on~ • f •l ' •" l l t1 lllt•<I HI 11! l' 11hlir f{ cf:or i"''"· l ,!1 ..,, Ji!,, ,fll , ptt >' id1d lite •;p.HI tl1.11 ,t. l l l d l t h (• gr •rwth ,,( 1Jw 'i \ i11 I l.•l•ltlill ll "ilw 1' ~ tnd v iJt!( ; !l td <·th (J l!f<tg ilog n l iJ<I )!. Il l '> lo •;t tHI l n t tfw (T'i r ,!IJII J{ . l \\ !.I lk. I'\"> II Ol th l 'l : I'OR 1 o11i · Bcitnf.,td , ,.,p l a 11t ~ a ptnbfe lll 10 .\L•rj :!1 mcJI1 lK'1\ <•f the ( l'S stud gm\lp , I t n l tlt(•ttt arc.: '>l ( 1'1 I \ li.l I <., l' \ J I I R J JH I I. !" llu 11 l,u " . .r :111 np£ 11 <., \ dintu 1 llt('l llli' 111 ILttrnlifllt 1111111 lt!t lo )t•llf 11,1<1-. 1'1 \ l l olt.lfl ( IJamJ'''"l ' . 1 hr TL11u il to tt Chapa:r n·u·in·d the lti ){h t·~ t pc•"·ntag-e o f C I'S applilatll ~. l!J\k [1 Ill I h<IIIIJ•'Iill, f· h,t \ ehl' ;111d l1<il'll!Jt~ ,r.til ; f\t.lll{ II III h .. ty ( •II 1 111' · 1,1\ n.lltf ( 1111!-.ltn j<ll t' (dU' II \{ ;< ftnf\11 1\l liCl'. 7 ' - ' ' • • SETTIN& ne of his fa vorite Clocks is r:red Reich J, Yare;! D·pan menr.. T h is p arLi .ular lock is over 100 years o l.d and i made of wood. T h OJ c ou the righ t ·is an ''eigh t-day" c1 de lt is also o er I 0 y ars cdtl ·nd was given to Fred boy a hicml. Need less to say - tx~ th ar treasured items to F ed. 'fALF .I NG a bo u t your wat.ch a .l ways 1 Htke good cn nvusa tion and you can u snally ge t an intues ted gro up of l istC'IleJ'S. L Jet, . I Cates !'e lls fellow ernployees th a t his pocket mode l i ~ ovt:r l 00 yeJ rs o ld and was tile gift of a [ri e ncl . Dl. I' Ll\ VfNG hi col1ecLi 111 o[ a u liq ue clock,. Fred Reichel, Yard Department. cxp l;:tin · that he collec t · clocks as a hobbv. Many of his tim epiece. ' '''ere p ulCh ased at a ucti on ales. ..,, . .. •: • '•" \ • I • •' I n :L ll C omc of h i' fr i end ~ lh<~ t J d~ pocl-tL watrh b 7:) cars o ld Jticl tle!O llgcd to his ~ a th c l' is .ap Vor1i i1 ed ·r, C ~' ! ntcr Shop. Cap JS uu ol n' '"'Y .1npJ yccs who catT'Y \ ' alc ll e~ ha n I cl d cJwn b m ·mb c r. o[ 1 he ir £a ndl y. t.i. -.·-~- ,.. _ f./'4:: .. -4_,-' .. r. ; . -'./ .... -'~ · ,_..,... _,.~.-.-<.- · - ·~ .. '.. ';I .I __. . - ' ,~, ~-, -~~ .· · - •. · •• · J ' ~ •• .'tl" -;. . ~ ...... i .I ;. ,_,. · ( ~ .. rt .: - .., { "''IL_ · J "'• \ ' ---------,_,.._, • t' "")'~' ~~- ,,., .. 'r.../4.:; r ... .. "\ .'.' ..... 'rI -• . ,.,.,,_..•.#..•., ,-#• .J. I .. . ,I I• r:::.: .. ...., ......... '/ " ".. ~ ..... .. .,. ., .,. r r ~ , '-- . .,_'-Y-. .. ,. ~· • ~ :,~ ~ .-;..· ......-·· ·"J . • '.. . eo,. .. .. . i." ' ' ~) .. ./;•/ -,.- .-......,-.-......-.-..·. ~ "~ '·--' :s: ... ·--,. __ .. ·.· _... , _. . .... -?>o.... ....•. , ... ' .....,. . ...'.- _·,. ....... ·.·.-..~ ' ~ . -- -~~ -._..___ .. ~. .· .._ •_ ~., . .... ... ..•,..•. • · ·- ··• .v •,. .J. •• •• • ,· " . -. •• --... ..... ....., "\ ..... ·. ... ..._ j'l3'"-.-. ., - -- .. t .~ ·· --....." " L 00 .. ........ • Jf ••'"l ' .. • ;r- I • • ...... ..... .. . I ' "'" ,.' - ..• , .. ,... , ~ I ,·. .... - ., .,, <II,' .-" ~-s-- .... ......... " . . \ ' ... __ ... . .. ........ -'t"' - - \ ,"'.·· "·~- ~ -- ·-, .-- ·.. . .. ,--- ~-.. ~ - -·;. . · .' • •• I. • •• - ... ;~ ' ·-· • • • . .. . . . ... ¥ _ __ _ .. ... 1 ;r. I ... \ \ -..... , ..... ...... :..: -~ ... ,.-· ...... _,......_....._ ........ --.... .· ... -..-- ~·· '"' .- .. ~- _, , • 1 , ~ -,._ ... - .t· -... , ( ·,. _ ""(_., .-;., ..l . t . ~ . ....... >-- .. ····;· - ·1,- .-- -{ ··-· · ··· '"··- ~,; . •• • I ' I ' ·, · - . .._... •.-.:.- - .. ·· · --~. \, ___ .. ......__. ... __) .... ... .:.,... ...... • . "·- ~ · ...... \ . ...... - ... •• - .. - ; ... .... _ .I • ••. <( \,, . .... . . . i~ . \ ···-·· ·- ··' ··- ~ . . • '• ,• - .•. ' l : i\ / ~ ·';._ \ \ j ',. '·-.. I . / '. '.... ........ ... l . ....... . . - ". . . -....... ·--~-· ... .· ~ ·.. .... ......· ~ .. "'"'· .. .r" •• ·- ....... ... ·-· ---- .. -• - Many Ohio Champions rely on old and valued watches for the correct time ''H · ~ H< l~TY, wh at tim ~ D· 'id on. loader h I per n ~ o . . Di ·i ion. . is it?" yell ed T rimmer at Coleman the O hio .. , Vert Jet' ..,e . T he exact time :is --cunds pa-;t T l " an w<::red 'i'\ i I w n " J6 min uLc ancl30 hort v'' Baker, o. ' ~ rimwer op ra tor. - ~y Jl.lf ' 'ron ~ JL' · xa t'l 17 m irlllte and 48 econds 1a L JL" C 1 man >eton d. ''\' U, come ar und her a t d let' see that ti ker of \our " ' ' hori ,. rall d ba<.:k t( , t.h . ix.-(oo fiv -inch ol · J rna11. "Th(;l mu t be som thing w on g· vith it." In re~pon~ to thi'>, C< l ·m n w:.tlkf'cl (rom. Lh · rea l, the Iron I o . ·o . 9. T rjmm · and pulled h i ~ "' h i ·Jd o;;" f-l{JCKt:l w<d h from l ;..,. l,q(] ·L lt" t~s <tt t h i ~> point wh re Lt · lh ·L Tive-1 J(J !>i x -indl ~h ' t. Bake , who 1.-Ya'i pnHJdJ huldiug hi~ " I llin(J i-,'' p o< !..et w(l tdt . g,, rh m<~J eyed th eir t in pi ·ct"i <~D l d 'ba ted t he i ;.~u · ol the ·x<tel titnc o f da ·. Th , ine:xp( n~ i pc1d c-t r: 11 ch , inu ()dtH.cd aiJc ... ut <L hundf(d ~ IH'> ago, liJI ,·cl tl ~t: n ·cd (()J ' ' li antl . ~ ,,.,d c·xaf 1. 111< ,,-,u, t:O ·n t of 1 im ·. l'rio1 If> thi <., . n1 a n l1:td wm ktd IJ , lite ~ un , nnl I ~o iJc ) II H!I . \ ' at d t c ~ 'WCI a lux u.1 y Lint \.\'t'H' 1)1\'ll.Ul hv lite 'IV al l11 \ . I I \ s t irnc l h a ngt'd . p todunivit : l' l'>f, th(· \ 'Ol k di.ly , },, :J il h , IM ~ ;,, h: i.lH· ltiJlll (t lld P' ' t>k IH•( ,IJfl(' lll!H l' tim (\Jil ciou .. ·()! nnl.j wo t i. h a bits, bu t liviJt p:11t 'lu .. Vtil ;1~ meal <Hid sleep houn \·er · l ('f< Ul:ttl·d l; tin t<'. h became a lmost a ncces ·i.t.y tn have a Lime piece. It wa. a bou t th i time th a t th is d emand ~nts f i ll d b ; ma 'S producing the" Iollar wa tch." Pock L w:u ch e 'ver' popular untiJ \Norld \IVar I, when wri. t W t~tdt s ' ere pu t on the market. Tod ay, of the 18 mill ion \' <.t he sold annua11 in the U nited State. , 'ri t watche o u t­number po ker wat h es by 50-1. Howe r, man p opte still a n y th ir pock e t time piec ·, [e l ino- the re m re -~ c u rat~. At Champ ion's O hio Division , ma.n cmpl are justly pm ud o( th ir ·im p i . . For c.xampl . Fr ·d Rei h I, Y·ml D p a rtrncn t, ha quit a o ll tion o uJtt ig tt · cl ock . Tw of hi . fa vndtC.) , rc an igh t· l a ' do k , a nrl OJ> · made o( vnod . Both Ill" ' ov r l y ar o lcl , T h · ' ight ·tlay r io k wrl. gi\ ' 11 to him b,t a l ·i nJ. lJe pu r ·based lh · wood ·n clock a t ••n ;wcti<.1n al . :\ Jnny ri rn ·~ pcu] k c:n r ~ t imcp i 'cc·s that w ·r~ I an lt-d du\"1- 11 t ilmugh t.h e i.r lmnih ur >iv · 11 tn rh ' Ill by '' Jt i 'lld. ., h e~ ' <tn• \'a l.ua h l · ill ~ t-rtm t. c n h and pr ic ·lc·: tr ·a 'lllT:­Lo tlwi1 0\' 1 \Ct ~. , u rl1 a \va t J , i a pro11d p o~ <· . ion nnd j ., ~~- n, · t·a ll · di~p i J.} cd \v ith p 1 id ~ IJ ' it" >1\'lWr. Htlf on ~· thing lor ~ 11n.: . must Olt" the. · cb ~ (:11'ri<'s or wea r ~ a tim ep i · · ·- b it a " dnll:Jt' wn f h" or ;1 j>l i. t l <·,~ tf l ·, t , ll l L 1\ lid 0 11 ~' nf th ' 11)(1~ 1 111ll!110II i S'i llL';. tc> d i: IMIC j til l' t ' · ;tel t in.w, \·dH..:ll -,OllH:;O l a (J , Olll " \'Vh;JI ti nw j., it?" C()Nl tNUfD ON NE){'f PACE () ' I j I ! CH£C:KT 'G 'HE Tll\H. is mt a,ge·old uswm. At right operator 1\'ilton ·· ':hort " Baker and his loade1.· h lp ,., Da\'idson. clebate U1c i:suc of th xact lim . Treasured Timepieces CONTINUED COMPARL G watche . Fred P atron and John Pomiu;; d i cu s th lt istpry of th eir rim pi ccs. Fred 's l. · an E.Jgin ' atch over l(IO years old . .John· is a J e~ ind Waltham. ID SHO"':rt-: ; hi. (() J ie c t~on of Wft tche$. Harold Sapp, r .. pn>ud ly holds r,i. H t ~ t rnm ·u ed pocke l nt .1del . All Qf Haro ld 's wat(:hes ar abottl 7~t y •ani oM. Hamtd Sapp, J r., is IJil th left ; ntl Tirownie Ha rdcl et.:k i a L righ1. lT~!l\HI r .(lh man • .\ 1 EP. \'R-1 , J:El\' L\.L .:\JEETl:.'\G between Supervisor Ray Linn <n d the anit<Hion ection ltampion i h eld once a monLh. Purpose o( tbe meeting is Lo discuss comp l.ain ts, new supplie ·, remodeling changes, personnel changes, and any other problem . Knowing the importance of a clean plant, men of the Ohio Division Sanitation Section take • A CLEAN PLACE To v ORK has a lot to do with the efficiency of our work. Per­hap no single department at Champion's Ohio Division realize th. true meaning of this statement bett r than the anitation Section - the very departrnent th a t does • the bulk of the work ke ping the plant clean and orcl rly. lt i th duty o ( Ll1e '" anitation ction to de .I p programs and proc .ctures to ma inta in a t'm lard cl gr ·e of 1 anlin a nd goml hous k er ing for (I (J oUic . an l mi l. I are;:v. In addition, tb . cction furrr! 1 es j;tn.lt rial an l sa nitation s .rvi bign d ~t rea s, incl uding lo ·k .t' and ro01ns t roonr loL1ngc arHl room . f r sh w r chang M rob rs >t th ti<)n b lie e in th ir-johs. Th ' kn w th:H b k epi no- thin 1 an ~1n I mn( rtabl . b u ' r tv · rklng ~on- CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE 11 • I I • j 'I l !---EEf>fNC: cksks and ofFice ·~q u i pm 111 d " lll Js ll 11ig J 1b. especmlly '''hen ·ou wm-k for a ron 1 ~111 . a~ lar ·c a hampion. Ar ri rhr. ~fa r~ J ohuson is J>lwwu I all­mg the l'<l\ r 11 oW<'.e . ' BR E.AKL ll lhc il 'W cmpl y · " i the ju! ew leadcx. H ere, Bill Hi kman holl's ] irn th he. l wav lo use hi. lw om un ler <t de. k. of Lhc Bai lev 0 .PRIDE IN THEIR WORK CONTINUED CLEANIT\ the tops of l ock ·s .is \<Val ter 'V i'll inge.r, \ alt , <1 11 er.Jplo ye(· ol No. "' ·u t1 - ~ · , wa a. igned tO i b t d ut ¥ wor:k b " Ll e f. he r 1 ( nrlitlon . ditions will pre\·ail. Thi allow · emplo, ce to do a better job . H ence fhe, r afize that their job h lp Champion produce be tter ~a p e r . Tbe Ohio S<~ ni tati o n D part rnent i u.nd r the dir ct upervl. ion of R a Linn. Crew 1 ad r r , \'\TiJJj ·c~rn Hickr:nan and And w Thornp on. "'fh rc , r ,_,6 Ill ­ploy cs n the crew wlti I i · om pri · -·d of 1 women a nd. 20 m n. Thi.., make· a tora l of 29 -mp l.oyce:; working to k ' ·p tit ' mill'. oW . ,_net locker r Jom· jn ttJpnt tdr o n­J ition. I t', a big jcJb keCjJin~ a pi a. hn ' a.s 'I ampjo, . in tiptn1J Jupc, hut ll.:t ~m l t:r f the ' ani.ta li crn. cr ~w ) ali7 tlt imt m - tan e [ th i.r 1vor'k. For tbi rc;:;:t on. Ra~ Lidn , hi rew leade r~ and 11orl rs: ar const·tntly fin·d ing ea::;u:r and b tter '\.Va ·::; to " clea:tl house." ~.rh 1 a re alwa'\S n. tb • • lookout for a n " and bc~te r ' " '-'~X, a diUcr-cm dea ning fluid that will do the j<~ b a l.iu lc b it b · Lter ::trul an cas ivr and b Ltcr ~\' J y w g t. their jobs don . R.eecntly crew l eader~ H ickJ~ I :'l. n :tnd T h mpsnn , ttcnd·cd a rwn-da y r-t:1intr-1, · ~ · sion in C:o lt.tnli~Lh. Ohio. 'Th •r the\ • twli 'd !.enning m ·thods us '(t by tb ~ clean ­ing (Tt' < [ the Natiu nwjde 111 11ra u c buil.di.n.g. Bin and ml) lcarnl·d a J.oL ol 11 'W na •th 1 Is wh ich rl1 ·y p1..1L i1Ho p.r;tdi ' t . h long ;ts tb er i p rndm·r io 11. c l t: ~tnil~ g- 1 ~ a n " r- mdiug jol. Htlt a t Ohio it '$ <\ chore whi h rn embers nf th.e S·tlritatinn Sec­tion do wil.h ptid . T h '} ·I.e prou l of th t:> i1· , ,., rl and Ohio i"> proud o( it · l'lc·m milL '1 RE.·\ 'l t.t\G a di ·ill f:(•ctam. huw r ro m f lo r, j <lni t b i;l is done twice a Jay r Carol for the .Marlin applies a powder protect i.on o l: employees. \.Ef". I'L G TE..PS free of leb1 is. Llo •d Funnal) a ·u .re . afel' ~»al'kiNg ccOnditions. J3l jF.FJNG an office f:looJ·, Ji-m Brock, janit0T of the Pe onnel Building, runs a buffer o er a new non- .Rid wax . DUST! Lewis is G t.he divis ion ma nager '· office, onha Mae hown using specially treated d ust mop. TAKI 1 G C.. AR E OF office women 's lounge. .is t.be r e- to spomibility of Kate T urner and r) a ulin e Robinson. Th.ey see that rhe lounges are comfortable a nd . clean. • 13 I 1 l • • • an ar1 a PART V -- OUR RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT DIVISION N oT L ~G AGO Phalti Lawren ce, director of Re-e. arch and DeYelopment, called a routine meeting o£ his immediate taff. H e wanted to discuss a .new project, which, ii succe fu l, could be of cons iclera bJe importan ce to Champion and i ts people. The. problem wa to develop a suitable paper . as the ba. e for a metali.zed product tha t was to be made by the VacuJite Corporation, a Champion subsidiary. 'Wbat were the requirements for such a pap err Should it be a co:ated paper. Wbat about it m.oothness, its porosity, etc? ~vvhich of our 1 r sent grade would possibly ser e the purpose, if at all, and what nwdifi ations would be necessm·y? Thee and m<~oy .oth r. unanswered ques tions cyad . ud.d nly b ome sp cifi p;rohl tm for tb R. & D sta+r and th ·ir technical teams. With liHle or no backgrou.n I in Lh i · field th ·wobLid need id a., :xop rim nL~ an 't 1 ia ls un1 d a pap ·r wi tb. t lP d sir d prop n ies bad he n vorked ut · s weH a<: Lh · m"itnufa tu ing cl . tai l . Many ~ ~~ b te s v 1J ld b nm nrJd nurn .r u roJJs [ p;;tpc fon11a <h.ld tc> n u­lit for T. i!()t pl· n ru1 s hdor · l1 prohl n va. fin:lll ' sof d .. Fir ding t!J a nsw ·. to th above probl . J;Yl :is ntJ impl matter. b •hiud-th.e;:-.;.cf'n. ·s r port <> out' highly skill !l R & D L' lmi htr i a. Hot y i tl it-;clr. S mcwltal ob ·ur .cl behind n ~ ' sary doak of u J.~ .y, Ill' jfllJ t hey arc d oi u ~ i'i of g-r •a t i n:q ;()l'Ulllc in k e ~ping L11am pi_ n ' l.rong, ~OU.l pC L iLi • anl a lc.o:a (kr j11 tl r J . p ·r in:dtt~ · try. And th ke •n o l l tl wir un s · is orgit t1ila l j., J,II and ( <:t11lWO t k. J•H LT[ LAWH.E T l· .. drrt-.no of Re$eareh and l ·ve l<Jpmt.:JH. lilolds m n 1)1 tings wi th Ids immediate staff to revi •w pTIJg­r ·ss J rr ' I' :rC\'!Qard1 ~ t u Ei - ~ a.nd to pl an n "' vwje t a~ the aJ: i ·c. Clockwise around the t.abk a J.o h n Dam. Bo rJ fo rrt''it. l halti. fd Knapp \la ll.yon <l!I'H! IJill 'fi.l ~' hil . T he R & D Division is composed of fi e departments under Vice-J>r:e id ent H erb Randall and D'irector Phalti Lawrence. Ed K'napp is assistant director in char e of Patents and Personn ~ l ; Bill Taylor is a i tant director R & D, and is also acting mamwer of Coating R " D; .Wfal Lyon is associate director '1nd acting mana"er of the Pulp R & D Department; J ohn Dam and Bob Fotr ' t. are managers of the Paper and Engin eerin R ·. D De­partments, resp ective} . With a. taff of engineer, chemi l , · phy ici · t and others to provide the know-how with mod.cxn tool and equiputent to do the job, the managers of th e depart­ments would n verlh 1 ·s be ineffectjv ,. ithout lo c coordiHation ancl a.n i ntimat . int r kmge of idea and in £ot.ma tion. VVI1:en a C()<.Hing· 1 rob] 'J'l'l com s :..1 ro ck s k, it is likely w invo lve se cr::~ J of Lb ' Ill •n.ls Loo. 131.11 ; y l r ' s t'lth .. d 1 a.rt· E\'cr sig-n if.icalH ne·w id '· is . ubtni rt ll t Eel Knapp JO IJ (ons id c rt' d- fur pa tt nl'a uiJi t Of f<~r p o. Still ' iu fr in 0 '• m .rll o.tt l)th T contp;tni t's' pa lene: . JYrp r pt- 11. m to John Da.n1 ri. nnl.l . m( a ns • jlllp prob I (' 'IJ'l to M a I 1 'It n L yon ~u• d an ·n gi neerinc:>· pr blcm t.o Bob •Ol r · L M:lll. · prnjc ·1. Pequir l'h t> c..:P t1l1110 tl l' ITnr t ~ of th · mir ' di vL<; O.Fl . '.1 be .im . g-c tltar peo.1 l n c lvul of a ci nt i~t :1 th lcw g'·l• ~dn'd herrni~ who 'ltV rlS pr•i..ct.k<t ll , m.ardcd to his H ll.fll)dt burnet, H." I t n h ·s anrl sni cro, t 'OJW is as o u tt lod t:d rh h i ~h ~h u ttnn shoes. 'f1 da r'. n .llJ t•rn rC:H :n·dt and <.11• e JtJptllCUJ Lkm :-~ nd '> rhat <~. ' chni iu n. nor t)Hl IJ · nble to ''l"PI ' his ~kill in ttl know l ed~ · 1 o 1 he job a l han l, hut h 1 n u t :dsn h<." • 'L CUltunU tJl idea that . . aCll Vll . ;tto1· < nd a rep rt r in r ·i.ta l to the man ~ - hangin ph a facts and Elt& D " Actuall , e' ·"ry L a.mpion pl a ' a p an on the I & D team," Her! R a ndall on e ~ :1 i d, "with new ideas, wilh conti nu o u ~ effons to do a job be lt r, ;uHl with th · \vill ingn s · L a cept a ·h:1ng .·· It: i. t.hi fiani cooperativ · spirit that has been ·o important to R & D ac ompli ·hrnen throu._ h the (Irs u a ny of ' hi h are o fami liar ... KROMEKOTE, . \L OTE. macbinc oa Ling, bleach ed kraft from sou th rn pin . . . and many o ther ::~ch iev ruen . R & D Was Organized in 1926 Ch mpion -vva founded v r 60 ear · :tgo on a r earch premi · . R ·earch and d velopmerH a.c tivitics ha e been practiced ever . i nc , but it wa. in l 926 tha t th di ·i ion wa o rg;Lniled on a formal basis. At that tim , A I r WHJTE, on e the mainstay of a ll h igh grade coating , wa. acting up rather badl . T hi: fin old pigment. now a victim of t chn ological ob oJes cnce, w::~s pro<.lu in · unrnan ageal ly thick oar­ing .. The ::. lun1. u .·ed in i ts manu£actnre wa · under sus­picion and th DuP ont Campau , who supplied the al um, ' a notified. fter everaJ unstt cess{u1 attemp ts to remedy the trouble DuPont ent o u t Don Bradner to in estigate. In hort time, Bracln r succeed ed in oyer oming the diffjcult . This incid nc impreM eel Champion management and a . hoTt while aft crwards, May 15, 1926, the Du Pont " troubl -' hooter,·· Don Bradner, b ecam e Cb arnpion 's first director of R es arch a.ntl De e lopment. \Vit·hin a few months, Ed Knapp, ·walter Brenton , Vince Laudennan and Charles Milligan joined the or!lanization. \11/. J. "Monte" Montgomery, (who retired nxentl a dire tor of R & D), came within a year. "I rememb r my fir t job in R & D hack in: 1926," aid Ed Knapp. " I wa a igned to ·tudy the co ts of e':cry op eration in the mil! - team, coal, elec tricit y, etc. That ' as before 1. had a co t accounting d epartn1ent and my method , I'm u.re, would bring quite a few ~mile - to our acc01.mting p eopl today. 'Bu · you know, some intere ting (act came out o f that cot stud y. At that tim there were many una n.swcr d q ue tions as to ju. t what area <Wr ffort co uld b of th greate t b nefh to the compan ; "Th study em 1-hasiz d the three dir ctions in which R '· D mu t chart i.t cou rse ... -impr v.i. fl the pro cs ing of raw mat ria l , d vel ping new and bett r ·quipm u t [or mor " fficiell t operations and tud ying m thods of product a n(] process i.rr1prov ment ." R & D began llt ir work with an offi ·e :-tnd a library 0 11 tt e ·e oncl fl oor u[ the enet;.1J Offic Building ~tnd witt ::t. couLrol Ja b in the milL Pilot pl allt ex pcri.nPn t began in th " Bull P en .'' The d cpanm •n t was lat<;r IUQ. ed to th · bas ~ m ·n t of the G ne1·a t Of£i , :Building wh r.re the la b, as man , Champions wi ll r ·ca ll , b ·c;:un " k nown as th " "J am\ P·t. wr ." At 1ft· sam· t:irra a te ·ting 1ah in lh · .oa ting mill picked up the ni knam . " 'r w' n t.." By 1947, R D bad u t rown its original quart rs ;'tn<l mov d Lo the north nd o( r ·o. :. M.ill . While- th R e ear ·h and D · Jopm n t Divi ion wa beina org:ait ir -•d in Hamilton .in 1(}26. rc~ arch a ti-vitie · al.w ver- b ing Cil tTicd on at the :aroljna Di vision (then k1 own as Lhe Chanq ion Fi bre Co.) und er Lhc dire Lion o f Dr. John D. Rue. T he d epartment at Carolina was pr im:tril concern d with pulping processes and opera­Li o n ·. It conLinue<t at Cant n un t il 1949 when it wa · con. olidateLl ·with the CcneraJ R sea r h and D lop­men t l)j vi ion. Tod dy, m 32 y ars later, with a la rge sta ff of e ngineer., c.bcmist , ph s icists and other sp ci ali ts, and a ided by a taff of train cl as istants, th R e earch and Developm nt family continue to look into the future, n ever knowil'lg when some appar ntly in ignHicant di - cove ry may uu:n ou t to be another important develop­ment. E ery day, r esearch a nd d evelopment act ivities are being ca rried o n to find the elusive answers to q ues tions that will m ean new and b e tter Champi Jn products and b y-produc ts. T he Pulp D ep ;u·tment works to find be tter and chea per way of producing improved pulp: The Paper group s tri ves to improve methoLls and equipment oE processing pulp and d e ve loping bet ter papers. 1 'he Coating people hope to find answers lO £aster, ch eaper and improved methods of coating paper, as w~ ll f' as developing new coated p apers and improving oitr present grades. Developments from Engineering and Instrumentation will provide ways of measuring and controlling m ore accurately the p ertorma nce of our m achin e, . A Unique Project For "Ballyhoo" But every R & D project isn't a complete s ucces . There was the time when Champion . upplied the paper for the now extinct " Ballyh oo Iagazine." They were h ectic d ays. One day a telegram was r eceived a king us wheth r we could m ak e paper that smelled lik whi ke or gin. The idea was tha t when the reader opened the magazine at an appropriate place th re would he wafted from the , page tb.e d elightful (?) odor of the e beverage· . T h e pro bl em. carne to R & D . T here was an exr)ert in thjs art i r.l the d epanmcnt who d cid ecl that o-in, and JJ o t whiskey, of(er d the he ' t h a nc s of ucces . {ter om la boratory ·tud a , ynthe tic gin wa d ·ve loped which wa-· . prayccl onto the pape-r during th _ ~n rp rcaJ endering operation. T h kid -.:v;.ts July pack d tnd shipped to "Ballyhoo" ancl a f w d tt)'" nfterwards a r~ oth cr teleg-ram w·ls rec i e<l : "GT r M Y S fELL L TKE TFl T lN H M LLTO 1 BUTYO. SUR E 0 .LDN' . ·E'f'J\WAY\ IT HTT IN NEvV YORK.'' T ltat tva · on time wit n C b:.t11pinn "didn' t make the grad . " CONTINUED (!)N NEXT PAGE ] [) rganization Re earch and Developm nt • • • I lSI n ASSISTANT DIRECTOR IN CHARGE OF PATENTS & PERSONNEL T. Edward Knopp PULP R & 0 DEPARTMENT MANAGER Malcolm Lyon (Acting) J () - PAPER R & 0 DEPARTMENT MANAGER John Oom VI(£ PRESIDENT RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT Herbert T. Randall DIRECTOR Of RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT W. Phalli Lawrence ASSISTANT DIRECTOR William P. Taylor • COATING R & D DEPARTMENT MANAGER Williom P. Taylor (Acting) ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR Malcolm Lyon ENGINEERING R & D DEPARTMENT MANAGER Robert Forrest ASSISTANT MANAGER Roger Womer I'RtWCCT Dl ~ \' 1· LOJ' ~ I FNT 111ecriu : zu e h eld c;wiJ mwnlb for di i ~ L O II he:J Is 10 li 'n lli. v robl •tfl' relating t s;1le·, ma n11 fac turi ng. rc ·t>ar h and ulhet ar a ·- l'b al ti .l .awreu c. dire ·t r of R .'· D. is ·h ow11 ut th l •ft >till of t it ta l le u -x l to \V. J. " Mont -'' . lontgomc ry, who r cnt} rei i r d as d i rector \)l the R , · D Di \i ·io1 - • • • A Plan and a Purpose _ THESE ARE THE FUNCTIONS OF OUR RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT DIVISION Vice-President, Research and Development Division H erb R andall, vic -presiden l , Rc ear h and Develop­m nt Divi ion . i rc p on ibl for explora tions lo impro e, expand. and develop n w prod uct in the fi elds oE paper , wood, chemical plasti and other mater ials, ancl to de' elop n w u - e~ for our prod ncts. He i aJ · re pon ible for re" arch to develop new raw materjaJs, supplic <tnd . eq uipment. H erb first joined Champion in 1922 and was named a director in 1932. He wa, lecLed vi ·e-presid en t of Rc- arch in l 939. H tb ha been active in many busi­n " . nd profe ional orooan ization. including the Tech­nical _ s ia tion of the PnJp and Paper Tndu.stry, the Indu trial Re a r ch Institute, and tbe American Pulp ~~n d Paper Mill Superintenden ts A ·ociation (pr id ent 193 -A ). H e i on the a lvi ory board of th e _ Boston Manufacturers .Muwal Fire In uranc Company nd the • fu tu al Bo iler and :.\1a hinery Ins unm ·e Co. H erb i a p st mem.ber f the board of tru tees of the Institute of Paper Chemistr · an.cl i presentl-y a board m~mb er of the Clj de Paper Com1 any, Scotland and The First ~'a d n al Bank &:: Tru t Co. of Hamilton. H e is al o pre, id en.t o f tlp Butler Count\' Tubercula is H al th ' .\ . o ia ti nan 1 on Lhe adv-isory b.oard at M rc Ho ·pi taL Herb nd his w if ~, Ollie, li"V· on E lmw od Avenue in Hamiltrm. Director of Research and Development l>h aJti La ~rr ·nc , dir -cl r, und ·r the geu 'Tal :>t,.tper­' i ~ i on of. Lb ·vi ·-pr .s.id nt, <br ·u s the corpontc rc· ))I'. Jrch awl uc\· ·Jopm ·nL prugr<tm. Ln arrying o 1t this lc· p<msibi lit , h <oor lin ;-Hc rcs<:t.JI"rh poli ·y a nd g uicl ­a JH C! and foTmu Lo~ tc-; pb 11 ~ ;,1 nd progr~tlll ~ by wo kin ({ d el'> ·ly with other dhi~ ions c) l 1h · COI11JJ ::t n ' · Plt a lli d e­l ei min ·s ost <l'nd ')ou ncln- s of r -;earch pr Jjc ·Ls Lo h unden·t.ken · d ·t , mine en pi L·tf pNj ct:s r ·q ui red fo re. n:h 11 ·c<l : and provid s dC\' >J(;prn cut cJJgin '<' ing;. H , d irccls th C(Jndu ·to( re.-;c::uc!J to <.lev ·lop n •w ra mat r ial s and suppl ies, equipment, proces es and prod­uct · primaril · re lated to pulp, paper ancl paper board and their chemica.! b y-products. Phalti keep · appropriate elen:ten ts of mana gem n t in (armed o( re, earch progr ess and reconun nd to the i e-president, Pulp and Paper J\!Ja nufactu ri ng, Lhe equipment, raw materials, and processes which will produce bet re ult ' based on re- . search findings. P h alti a ttended E lon Colleg North C<Lrolina Stale where h. in North Carolina and received .-\.B. < nd B. .. d egrees in chemical en o-ineering. H e later a ttended H ar­vard Business School's advanced management prog a;n. f' Phalti joined Cham.pion's Carolina Divisirm i11 1930 as a research e ngineer and b ecame d irecwr of PulrS and H -Products R es arch in 1945 . H e was assistan t dire tor of the Gen eral R e earch and Development Division prior w b eing n amed clirec LOr this past year. He h as been a leader in Boy Scout a ·ti ities and is pr e. entl:· active in church work. Phalti is a m rnb r o[ nurnerou professional organiza tions including th.e merica n Chem­ical Society, the Fores t Products R esearch Society and the Technical Association Pulp and PapeT In h.t tr . He is married an l h a 0 11 e on. Assistant Director of R & D Bill Taylor, assi tant lire tor, p er{onns the dutie" oC the ctir ct r in the ah_ nc of Phalti Lnvr n e. Bill act as a _ pe ·ial on ·ultan t to P h al ti p art icula r! in th ar •, s of coated pap ' r an I co·tting proce se , printing cle i ;utd puc . s ·s, and plactic. Eill i · p ;1r1 icnbrly cone rn d with the d evclo ptn nt of 11 w product& flt1d . r re. nt · th dir ·tor on conun itte .and in u ,, p roduct cl v loprn nt - . . ' a ·u v 1 u ·s. Bill is a gr: tdiiHL o l" the ni vc rsi ty 0 [ 'hic:rgo ' here he r·c<.: in .: ! his JL . dcgr· j,, p!J , ,j ,.., in 192 .. He was as.,oc iaLc I widt P. R . Donncllc · :111 l Sow; (r m l 24, ' 1111t.il l1e j(lin "d Champion in J9:JO . H ' ha · b -· n ma.nag 1· (J [ (.o ·~ tin g 1 ·se:_m:h and D ··v ·Jopmcnt sin , rhat tim a nd wrrs uam _(l <Ill ;u;i,l:tlJt el i te tor in · ugus1, 19:38. 11 h a. b > ·n ;u·ri vc in many prof ·:; ion>J ] ·o ·icties includ-coNrtNueo ON NEXT PAGE . 17 • { ' • PEOPLE . • • A Plan and a Purpose ing the \ nl rica.n Ph . i aJ .-< ~ri<>tY. tJH:', > ·r<'n · fu J\1 I;.1h, ~ ' J I . the . ·( cid \ of R h t to ·. d10 .\ meri ·:u Chcmj a So i <s t , " ' • J the fedcr;uiou or . \.m~ricu1 ')cit•nr·ist 'Uld he Plil to-graphic 'o<.'iety uf .\nPri .a. He j at ~ rt.:sen t rt rn 'l'nl r of th C • the> L IH t graphi · , ( c:ict; :=tnd the . \ meri an , ··o ·iatinn for the· .\ th-''tllCt.ment uf . cicn t. Bill i · mar­ried and live at 11 ) l ss An.:nuc in H•nnitt~ n . Associate Director of R & D :Mal ' lru L:-cm, a ~ iatr dire tor, a l ' a~ a . p cial con ... ultant to Plr ll:i L:Hn·ence. parti ularly in tb ~n · ~ a of 1 ulpin raw mat . riaL. pull in pro cs e ·, for ' t . neti ... . pro._ram )·elating to pulp qu. ljty and str am impn..nem.ent. He aJ ~ a ,·is" the cl.ir LOT on d ev ' 1( p· ment planning of pulp mill operations. :\fakolm joined h;uupiL)fl in 19' 6 as a supervisor in the . Jill Production . mtrol L;.Jb. H e was named assist­ant lirector of Pulping R es arch in ] 94-9 ,and assign ed t< his pr ~elH po-ition in A 1g-u . . t 1958. ·Malcolm is a grad uate of the Coli ge of Foretry at Syracuse Univcrsitv where he r •cei-;,ed hi,· B. ~ . degree in pulp and paper manu[acturing in 19. ·6. H e is a past-treas urer of ·the Engineer· Club of \1\ estern North Carolin a, past-chair­man of Ohio TAPPT, a nd is prese ntly on the exect:ltive committee of the Ohio Section. of TAPPI. Malcolm is m.arried and ha one daughter and one son. • Assistant Director of R & D Fo,r Patents and Personnel Ed Knapp as istant director, Patent and P ersonn el, ditects the patent, trademark an d copyright activities of the cornr)an y and gcn rally adm.h,isters the personnel aml nott- technical func.ti ms of the R & D Division. In this r spect, he supervises tbe preparation atld prosecu­tion o£ £oreigr and domestic patent applications and acts as general pat nt and liccn si"r:J.g co unsel, in <;ludi11g in{ringement and other pater t. litig1;ttion a ne ·essary. E l g ri · rally supervis opyr igh ting of comp:tny publi-ations and th t clwi. al a.J'ld pat o r library with such P OTd-k ping aru:l earch. fa Wtie~ as ar , n -c s. ar . l..,Ie directs th ~ a hvilics of th • Tccbni c<~l ~r ·st S ' J:inn oJ R & D -an:d a ts a.s bu. :(»e s Illa n;, geJ· f r th di, i:o;ioo. in providing · d.rninjstra tiv · '··rviccs, Ed atten I d the Utl ivcr.~ lty of P ettnh yl v:H) i ~t lwrc he received hi ~ B .. d gr· c (ch emistry rrt<1j<;)r in 1~)1 5. H e j oin. l Chtlml;)i n ' R c ard'l and .D vl"'npm nt Div i-.(on when it was firs·1: nrganiJ.e<J j IJ 192(), .1 1·cgl.\it . n :d. p ;1 u·nt agent, Ed was narnecl io his pr nt posiliort j n :191 7. I-r • i-: attiv 1n nrrmerops prof ' si.onal :u)d d ic IJ gan ~ it:a t1 n , and com.rrwnity aHair!:t. H i· a HH.'lnlwr of U <:' American Cl1 rni ;~1 Sodel y. t iJ • Cin ·im1ati :Pat ·nt L~t' As. od;,Hion , T h e ·oci ty .for ·nH~ .!\dv:HH' >rn<•nr ol M:.u:'l:xge:r;ncnt. a trn. [t:t of Fort H:lmi lwn Ho pi tal , JR • ch.tiu l;!Jl I r Ih . l h.tmill< ll t Cily 1 Ja ltillug Comllli ion . a Hll'fl,b{'l' CJL the B<~ tlcr Cmotl ) Pl a11nir g C<ntvni !> i'l'm ~•nd ;, lrteml ' t oJ rh · Uo;trd 11r J ·iJ ·r·tor f)r the O[li,, Pl.lntling Cm.f'~n· r~ec. He 1.• '' p~ ·st·pr ~s itl nt o( the H'<mdlt< n Rota rv CLub. Ed j~ nr rri •d · ~, l ha'i two ' ' lh~tgln ~ ., on ' ·0o a u l Hin . g a.n l hi1drc.n. R g D Departmeru Managers The fa ll< wing ffi(j n. g r~; :.t r re.· rx).nsible (rJr r -· .:. rch and clcvelopmcnl <•c t ivi lics in tl1 eir assjg.1 ·1 · reas. 1 hey ~t l'C Hob Forre. t, Engin · ring; J ()!Jn D21m, Pdper, Mal­colm Lyo n. Pulp; and BiH T aylor, Co<Hing. ~rhe) .initiate studies aimed at new and novel pro · ses and product in their area of r , po.nsibility. 1 h "y ontinu­a lly strive to deveJop new or im[ roved raw mawrials, products, equipment ancl proc s es related to their activities. T he managers keep the director jnfolmed >f n e:w raw materi ;:tls, processes, equipment, and product thro ugh contacts W'ith the trade, technical associatiom and socie ties, and the literature. Pulp -l\IIaJcolrn Lyon (actjng manager) . Paper - John Darn. n ative of Kalamazoo, Mich., John jcJit1ccl Chaa11:lion's R esearch and Development D.ivi<ion in . February, . l9'5lf3, after being asso6ate 1 for 12 yc. ~ with the Pro~luctio~'l Research Departments of the All.ietl . . Paper Co. H e was named ~o his pre ent po ition in August, 1958 . .Jol-tn gxaduatect from Kahtnl'IZOO College in 1943 with a B.A .. degree in ch emistty aml ,physics. He is a pa t-chairman of the Kalama;,oo Valley ecti n. o.f TAPPI- and of the Michigan Division of APP.l\f A. John .is married and has two daughter and rJ< s n. Coatirng - Bill Tay lor (a.cting n1anage.r). Ernglneerirtg - :Bob Forr s t. A n a;tiv of Edinburgh, Srot­laml Bob joined Champion in 1 %~t a..s a special o:vi t:-~nt to H erb R andall, vi e-pr s.i lent: .Eor R cse;tr ·h and De­velopment. He "tv-a prev iou ly a , ociat€d with Bertr~nns Ltd., o f Edinburgh , the E. B. Eddy CornJn n _', Hull P. Q., Canadian Vic kers Ltd. ~md the Gr ·a t 1\'orth rn Pap r Compa.ny. Hob atl'ntlecl L ith Tet ht'l i.ca .l CoU ge a nd H riot-\ IVa tc Colleg ;md was g-r::Jd u·tte:d in l!139. 1-l scr\'I"CI in the British ann · dn:r'ing \Vorld. ~Var H 11 tH! ­saw at!.i(}n ilt Fra nc Norll1 Africa, [tal , Green·, \'~tgo ­sLII: i.a and /\ nstri ~J. J1ob is 11.1Hn iecl •tnd h ct' <ii1L' dc.tuglu r i'tnd 011 ~ S< 1.. E~ginaering, Assist·ont Mana,g e r - l~.ugcr I. " 'urn cr. Rng'(T j<'lin ·d CbMu pion in '1 939 as a 1 se(lrch <mgin-ccr tq)ou gl'a dtralill g' fr'011'1 Llt tT niv rs it o[ U :t 'ton dt r be 1 n·iv :d his 1~ . E. lcgre · i.n ·1crn·in.d epgi necr1i'lg. Rocrcr's 'li ork :11 ClhH11J10n WH'i i.l tt ctruprccl in J9.1j] tn serve i11 rhe 'avat 01 IM:Jnc L d>t)):'(l tor 1 in W.t.s h.iltgto t'l. lie n:wrn \d to han, pit;)n in 19·15 nwl v\7< s n::tm ·d · Lo his p1 · c.: r11 pu. i lion in A\rgu r, 1 ~- 8. Rogt:r i · Dlarrie I and ha~ 011 . n. • ~ Ll J(,GJ\ E 1 r.r ED anll ,,u ready Lo le;1vc.:. Ralph ;~htl Rl\ · wer · re-n ly for their New York va<:a(i o l~. 11 \i ll S~ a sntw · mnmir ) ~ iu 0.-tol.>er ' hen Lb ·v beo·an rltei r· 1 ri r~. \... I \:1 X .'\T Wt\SHlr GTON'. I!£ OQ A RTER~ , 1~ a lp! u1d R.os..: p<:~u s t l t( hav t id ph.oto l.<tk •n. Tbjs was nn ' of rnaJJY intc · ,.sting pht es Lh · ouple vi~it.ed. • Clarence Baker won the Ohio CEAA prize trip, but the WHders enjoyed the • • • • ''E . . ' IGHT GLORH u otws in ew York," tb.at's one way to describe Ro e and R lph \VjJd r 's rc n>~ vaca tioJl in New York City. Ralph js employed ir the Ohio Di i :ion 's No. 2 Beate-r Roon1, and the trjp .came suddenLy £or him a-nd hi · '\i\ite, R s . You · ~. the ci ht-da 1\ ·w Yo. rk trip wa the fourth pri:l.e in the Challlpion . -. :mplo:e Acti,·itie As. ociaLi n invard drawing last fall. No, Ralph didn ' t ~,· i1 ch prize. H bou ht it from J1i · co-·worker, Clarence Baker. Cta1·ence was the luck Champi m -w·bo. w n the e ight-d ~t holid ay. He heard th a t l a lph . wb > work in the s~m1 clepartmenL wilh hitTt, was planning a trip T v York o he a k ,d co-worker Ralph j£ he was inrcn·e ·ted in purchasing l le ':ighL-day t..our at ~~ I <trga in pri '. RalJ h jump -"d at the opportLuti ty. 'Jhe d , ht-day lJar incJ.ud 1 re cned eat tickers LO " 1Vfy Fair Lac1-y, .. lo bt rs 1o H)de 1?-trk, 11 e En..)pire !at Dui lding, the Uni te I Nation · Building, IBC tud ios, upp r and low r ,\4t nhauan, Philad lplli'a, Valley Forge (tnd Rocke­feil l' C ntt r ; a cru i ·e round ManhJt.tt,ar.t I Jantl; and tickets to radio and teleyj io1 p1· ) Tam-;. R. ':t lpb wa · gi ·en bis choj e of <1 pa:rture dr1 Le , and i!tll trav l <trrangern eJ t wcr han U .,1 by th Pr()virl n t RHlk Tr:wel S ·rvic. lt v.ra;, m). a . unny JJl< n') ing in la.L ' Onoh r th <1.t Ralph Q,n ~l Ro ' left th ir h-<JiJle - t 2{}~ ~ · H.jl(;!.a Av 011 • in Haro iltcm fo th ir 1 w y<Jrk jo u rn T Eight d · rs tat r l h ') r tuD1 ,d r r<H1) their gJorit.Hl& VJiUUi<Hl in ·w York C~t 1 • t\. ~ I{ I I ' I, anHII1 l f;.nl ll~n.a tJ I shu t1 nlf ., •d Ralph :;~nd I~ O'> ttl· c,ppon11u i1; 10 ~ee Jt.J<J.Il ' . c1f tlw <>'k' <L,•pt:r iH hcc•Httiflll :><.u~,, ):nr .(.it ~ . Ra lph took t 1i'l "l10t o · R<1 . • • • TH~: s·r ,T i lE OF L IBERT\' wa:< o ne of t he ma'n ph c ~ s 'Ralph aod :Rose vi itc<l dm·ing lb ,ir e~ Ynr'k t.o u l'. Ralph WoTk S in the hi Divi-si. on No. 2 Beatn R oom. , 'f> • ) llOP I'INC a t '\•Ill • ' o th.e '" Yod' wrc' HI ' < J"' · rhill~ ltv ' w:uul·<l tu do. 'l l 1 " 1 ••U r ' a p<~cl-t. ·( l 1d1h a lrc;J.V . • h~·d4l • M 9i g'ht.~· ·· · ing- nip~- hnt l~ S(! Lmd till'll' tu Imp (,ell f· •n tOIJ.r .·. l ! l ' ' / J 'ARY fin~ the G ' gettin~ r ad Eor Lh ir a.nnual lnmqlft;> t and election of officer . Th.i -ear's ofti ers are. fron t row: Marge Brannon, Lois Baumann. p1 ident. Loi. Tre rer, Nola Fagaly and {a.ry Ellen Hus e . Back row: J ·an Haye and Margie Andes. MAY • tlte momb fGr the mother and daughter baQ.quet. This GSC event was weU attended in J 9~8. and ir is hoped that it will b come an armual event. I .t wa held al rh Townhouse Re ta ura-n t. 20 JUNE bring with it rhe £un of be ing outdoors. Tld month i · often picked. f;m: th GS · l~ayt id when t11e gal enjoy a ride to H.<w f1 bar· Rand~. FEBRUARY is a mon th for C i.r ls , oci<tl Council bing(> gam . a trip to the Ci11cinnati Carden or ju [ a friend ly ..,.ct-W ether. 'bown al{,OI'C p laying bingo are, (rofl't left to right; Vivian }'r · man, \ J[ablc Schlottexbeck, .Lenora Yales. ::~n d Sadi .Lingler. • • • A full ca.lendar of By N ala Fagaly • -ARE YOU bored ? Is ·our life in a rut? H ve you found Rbsol utely n othing in the who le wid wodd to do b ut eat, sleep and work? T hen m ' good fri n 1 , pleas-e read cbis <lrticle with ~ue. . J personally guaram ec rl1~1 t a t th nd, n ilt most. ·keptical of a ll wilJ have to <lgr c - .if .'ou'r· a C hu.JJ.tp1on in H<Hnilton - tha t t he C it'l ·' So ia l Council ha • :m acti vit ' i>l.<i l'll -·d ,~pec i.all ' for yo u. H c \ll ' , ott , f n· 12 months of the 'iU thi, group i. Wt)rking ver lt~trd tow;u d on • gt>: t! : tha t nl' :t b I tcr t~!L i itic: pwgr~11n . >r Ohio Chilrnpion ga 1;;. Thi. grc.mp, t·h ·Girls' Social :oun ·i l, i <1. repr · n t. ­tiv group ron ~ i ~ t iJI or ;.d>t)Ut no rn ernburs t L d h ' yo11, 1 be w Jill n 'tnployu ·~ . ev ry llrrN. yeus T h - ·' n·1w ~em all pot·t" ol' ilte mi ll - 'nat od Sonin, ·. Ci\ ( C utf <'r~. i o. ~ Sllr! itl,!?;, 11 . ~ CuLLc\ ', 11ill Orfi ·cs, O hio Di vi,.ion ()!l ice. F.mpl.t> .r ·c I (' l.lt.i( m Hui.itliHg ofli eli and th · C ·rwr:tl Orriu·. ' II Jt,; 'r<.: attt om ~tti c.<;dl ·lc .t ' 1 lor <J Lhr••t.: ) t'; tl (C' rnl, with n. w ol'fLc ·rs 1J10sen <.::t h ';lr at Ji ft' il"IIU II <~l ha uq II et. T lti. '3f' w ' hav· as pru id em tb · ver " .1bl l .. is rr l\ l t:t' of :i\.1 .St\l'ting; :t vicc·pll s.,idttH, J C<t ll H:t ' s l)f ~J.-\R H mca,lls n Cashion sho'\ t all w the gals to see the la test sj)ring fa hi w .. It i ·. p n. or db ' 1he G, C, the loLhing· is fumi hed I> a local clt~l hing . tor . at'ld ll'l , model tlr Champions. From left to right r endell Hul bard. Thelma Srillings, and Peg Junkin . APRIL and t h , SpTing Fl ing cotn.e togeth.er for Ch ampions. Each . car the C C spon ors two dane ·s -- the Spring l~ljn g in April and the Fall Ball in o-vem.ber. T hese dance · prove quite popular and are attended by hundreds of Ohio Champions. ' ' \ ·ities depicts the story of Hamilton's Girls' Social Council Bonus Gom.putation. Our secretary is yours truly of hio Divisi n Traffic, and tlie mintk eper is Loi Bau­rr ann of .M o ti.ng. Ma gi Brannon is the repre­~ rtnal.ive for th GSC to the Board of Control for C.E.A.A. Th n of cou.r: e, behind. it all we find the bustling. buhhling :\Iary Ell n Hu.) y, coordinator of a ll girl ~~ tivitie: at Cl ampi<m. These offi cr, a.Jong with all nwu)bers of the JltnLil , :~it down once a month and r ot onl) pl an omiuP" vent , bu.t al o r h ash past ones In ee wha c ul 1J_ done L) improve them . and wh ther they are '"·orth rep a ting the folLow in >" y · ar. L t'~; spend 12 months with th Co unci I now to · jmt what actrviti · th y plan ned for gah1 ·njnym nt lhi;, past ear. Officers 61ected in January In ld, cokl j anuary w · find t1 c Council g ttmg r -ally f r their armu<1 l hanquet :md ele .don of offi r in February. J1 ·v'n old"r Fe bruary we find al l th · urave gal-: dim bing a boar l a bus bound fnr the Cincinn«ti Gat·dens Lor nigl1 t of icc skating. T h , ~mrntaJ banqu t was hdd - thi. y ;rr ;H rbe b .a tHiful Tmpi ·:-. iu I), . ton, with the specialty of the house- barbecued chicken and ribs ~ being devoured by hungry member . Enter windy March. This month plans for the Spring fling got under wa and committees were named . Buse wcr scheduled for the Cinerama production of "Search for l)aradise" showing in Cincinna ti. April Brings the Spring Fling April brought pring and the Spring Fling. Th!s year ver 500 persons attended the gala affair at the Moo e Hall on . p.ril 12. The GSC had lots and lots of ornp lim nt on the pretty decor., tion . Also this April w found a lot of gals wid1 sore legs aml re ba · , , which were an ·tftermath f the strenuous skating part:i s h ~lJ. at Lh • Mill-Villa Rink. Th s wer open to gu ·st , of ur - :.llld did th bildren ever ~1j oy 1 h 'ITlsel v sl ln Ma)r this year th , C h Jd hat i, hoped to lw orne an annual ev nt, th · moth.~ r and d, ugbter hanqucl'. The Townh n. · Rest<Htrant provid d rh ~ food. the H ol Cil ' Tl ;tv l rs rh · ntnaion1·ut, i.l.I1Cl th • g ·ni aJ 1,1 olh 'f.\ lh · J:ll..lglt t "r whidt nll mad (or two wuodvrl ul e en ing::;. [n .1 unc. i> ltm.r.ncr '' ti iti •s We: e pL~1ined for th CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE ~ I - e ea-r CONTJNU D ·ou in month . tl 01 we · .1H j u 1 ~at b,t k 1 (, w.t t h ,dl the blt.hing hrid ::; hthJ -l. \ n th of 1 h ir p •t rif i l ·id ·on111 ·. a1 le ou tilt' .tt n H:lppv ' n Lh or l ul ·t 1 w bin t antl :1nl wete hd 1 H rl Uld u I. rk tbi · m( nth. l-'iu ·u \l fine · •fr ·hment t • • lL • 1 :11 t u>;:. p l • 1t 1 - brow!t t ue ut th'l! QJO~I- pnpuLtr o · all · ni•iti ._._ that l tl ._, F.i ·h r , ; l Th m~ 1n P .u k H ·ou haYe e\et ttend.etl \}Ill:' \ ( u'U readil < \tnd rstand \ hv ' . o er J 0 L ,,. 'lH nUl a .d.u Litis ., r l t;r L that ' d lici< 1 · i· ck .:alnH 11, with all th trim1nin[) ·, sel.Y cl • U\' th ~~1- H:t ) te:m. r ~hen l bel W~l ' a trip I ) Ccm·~'1 r l. nd aQ'ain fGr all th · btl. , '\Oun .. 11d old aJik . Ov-r '\.:) ~ I;,_ 2· 0 matle tl · · jonm )' thi. ~-e~u-__. a rul from , 11 rep tt a ~r nd time '' had b · alL In :: pt mher (1.11 \ ·ere bu · · _.lling ra((le ti ket for 1he ~ 1.ampion pi nic Then it w::t ' time L _get Lu--y on th raH B..t l. C m s wb r ~'id1 all th po k.s and goblin ·, and then: i · ahy·)- plTH_ 1 them to be found at the . Hallm ·een partt held by the Council. This ear they were held at 'I ho.rnson Park. , ;£PTE~fBf.R 1. a w nde1·tul time to li it Cont;y 'b land, aVld !l1is yea:r H1e · span red a tri l ju t before chool started. T J1e 1:1;ip \,·cu i'or girls and any young ter.s the · wanted to take. Special p r ice!; f<'lr ride artd adnti .jon were offered. 22. .r 1 o\ 1 1b • f ' ou,t~h t Llw o t hu l · d.Jlli • ,,f flw y , 1. nn ll ,[. ,j, \ fllJ H:ti l. 'n) "s daJTt 1 ' PHI\ "rl Ill w jll .~ pn'f:Ju1al , tl1 <: 'iJ dng 'ling In l ){: ber we lta · · th : :1 ti" it w tu·h i~o 1 H:f'h: p-. th l' mu:-L potul~t r an I u r<;t 1 vardiug nt <JlL rlr 1 of thL· am1ttal Chri U'Ha JY r lo tlP ·r.r .tngst •r . . Thi., i'l h ·Jtl c n .t 'ultd <:!)' ah crwwt1 a t V\'il..,cr>n J uni11 f-H~h SchooL Th T e i '> a. S;mta Cl WJ, Cl1 1 !ma~o~ srocking,, • refr ·shm •11l"l, <1nd enle1 f'-!inm t, .., nch a Lb ll( in · ltn 1 I ilw \. \ h ~ n l t~.ll rw tktt la s. · ~ar a..lort · lg Jnrrsum at tertdcd Lhe 1 any, you wlH uw1 ·r La t<.l what n big 'ltlld . li:l king tl1j r an :i ' T he c~ m1t:.il h ab ) pon r d a . qle hnw ut of wwn trip1> for bjn ·o, a ha:yrj I.e to H and lebar RaHd.L,­~ mnual o-ips to s e " \ · i.Jcl m ~s Road·' at BPr~a. K) .• :n:H.I oh go h, so man y, ma:ny mnr ' wonderful thin& . T here is bo uT.td t. be an acLivity just for )OU. J£ not, it can eas ily be arranged. Ju t on-tact some gal o ll the Council gi e .h r yom: idea [or an • ctivit)·, nd the Gou1Kil ·will tak ~ care or the rest f'or th se irl · want very much to plan a · ear round G. 'C pn ram that will please yo u - a womm1 t>mplo>' ·e nf Ohio Champion. l OCTOHER is the month of Harlowe n an'l tbe mo11£h 0£ the c.· Hallowee:tJ. p1Utie!> for all g·oo,t p()ok <'lid gol lin . P1ize al ::rwani d for lhe best costu n1 es, ani <~n c,·el'lin,o· of [un is had by alL Some of the folks wi th t he1x- clew~ r co.stu t11es aTe mo~nJ bel w. Jl T Y i tl1e month {or l\ o GS car<l aml bing·o panics. g;1n <'S " C'l'e h eld at Thc'm on Park and were ane ncl ed by Ch;Hnp ion ~ak Loi· Tre. ter is GS · prcsid.e-nl'. T he many :\'0' E. \ J BER means olrl cr wc<~.th er, and pluns m us t be made for inoloor aaiviti · - nch as a G kaling party. These parti es alwJys prme e. citing and fu n for > om.en employ e and their \oungu rs, regardlc '~ of age or size. .·\ UG UST l.Jrought one of Lhe most popular of all a tiviti es, a fi sh rry at Thomsun Park. 'fc re th an 300 girls were presen t to tas te that clelicioiiS ja ck sa l!ll OIJ. T his pi cture was tak<::n as girls registered . DECEMBER brings the most ' n~wardim.._r, GSC a cu vtly. of al-l - th e Christmas party for yonngstcrs. Complet wilh Santa Claus. Christ· mas sto kings, refreshment and enterta inment, the party provicle hundreds w.ith good fun and good fellowsl1ip. BOB P \L\IlEKI. C:u<~ t ing Cnutrol. < )hin l iYi~itm: ") t ' ·• I b~,· Jin c m,tn ' ill 1 e.u 11 !lw trh)on in 19:>9. l'tll h."irw Ill\ v~tim. tt' 1111 IIH' pro~r ·-;:- 111 <111 . ltd ntadc" ' 'in' n· ·'P'tllllh \.\'~' JannchnL _\ ll the moon 'hf•h 1!.1 I' uivl'n '"' DlJJI a ljt de more l''l crictH c it ltd Dill' nl t i ll'~ · da)' 1 tllinl.. we' ll ntakc it. \'e\t· lw ·n .tbil' to orl it '><IL<'Ililt'~ and l1;1\ · wade it ll)t o! pr l~H' · · 't (;u . One ul tilt' I ig lw;nlliu c-; i11 1~).',9 , ,·ill be the '''ll'\ nl lll :tll b tlll t hing ;, mi,,ik ,,-hi rh tt'adw: the monn.'· O:i\1 G.\ GL'lLLUT. Sll .iJ piug ~m<l Stnr. gc. Texa Di\isitu: '' l'he mo n is :....:9.000 mil ·., from the ea tth. It has an-, crage diamettr o l 2,000 mi l e~ n mpan·d to th earth' · dianPler o( 7 .~)} ~ miles. To get s me oncc ptio11 oE Lh relnLiYe site and eli ·tanc ·of Lh moon, we may imagine a r ifleman tr ying to hit a m:1rblc at <JOO ~ani · . lf ltc is lu cky, he may hit it o nce in 100 ~hot . Therefore. I do not think man will hit rhe moon but I do b el ieve that he "·ill . end a mi. i.l bevoncl that dista nce. ' ;V ' haye the pow r LO do that nmv. In the near !uture, I think we will find the answers to tl1e problems that will en a blc us to rneet our obje ti,·es.'' lnquir'ing Reporter Asks: eac oon a ISSI e In ' 7 • Al.\-10.',1' ,, YJA it ,'\(,( J lite wo1 ld :m:tl..(·ned to : 111 L.lll ­ll11UI1t en t t: ll l Lh :Jl the Ru~'>iall\ h;td put sputuil; iniO l)t'hil. Since 1hen, ~>(·JdoJrl h:t~ :1 we -k gutw IJy tlt :lf nc •w h.t.,tt't be<·n Jl:1~hcd fttJlll C<tpc Ca navt·t :tl tdlittft: of ,\ml't ir~rn n ti.,-,ilt• 1 "'P'-'' imcnt:-. \ illt cv r '>ll(C !.. · <tlld l :tilrln' .1 g-n: ;~r ;tlll OUlll ol v.d11ahk in ln ttll:t 1 inn It a, been g:J in ·d. '\uw (OHH.' lhe ne\., ol alll' llLJll" 111 H ,u h dtt rnu,,/1 \ ith :t m i<.::.ik. Wj!J tlli~ !)(' :1 reality in til· Jl (',\ 1' iutnrc en \' til 11 1:lll (''\l'l be ab le to a((ornpli !> lt thi., ll't~L? Thi.., tHOtltlt, eight Cll.Jlllf'l'Hh llad tht· illl)l\'e t ~ 1 h ·n th e· lllqtdri ng R t.'jinJH't :t\kvd t lt l' ( jl l\'-titllt. ' ' l lo \Oit thin \.. m :tn wi ll reach th l' uloort Wttl! ;1 mj,.,iJt· iu l !l.)tl?" 24 PEERS FA \VCETT, 1\l anagcm ~.:: n t Plaltuing . Gene1·al OHicc: ·'The coutinuou::-h accdcT:tt d cientific pace which the li ·Ids of rock tn and propu lsion h<tvc been :tlbjcctul to in the pasL two tl ·c;.tde indi G1t c~ a ddinitc prt>b;thiliL~ or hitting the moon l /ll l!'l/11/t'flll/ li"y ::.ometim<.: i11 the n 'ar Jut111e and pi, ysirrtlly within 5-L-, ·:tb. The clcmcnb o [ So\'ict u 1n1pctition in h ' Ji.dds n ( n:-. tin n:d <klerhl' ~md ::.cic ntific progr ·:.-; - coupl d with I11 <111 's inn:1t ' dc~in: to ath·;ttJ rc intellrcwalh n·ill ::-timulatc Oi<Wt' I progrc." in th • coming )('<tr. [think the res 11ll \ ill Jw <1 lallding of in-.ltlllll t! lliS Oil LhC 1.110 011 iu 195 ." '-L:.n. CROU H ·R, 'M Finisl1il g, ( hio I!';Jfm "" "o, I Jon' t lhink it is God' in­ion fOl" man to reach lh<.: moon. Back in .Bible days peopl · uied to build a tow r · eavl::n and Gc,d pu l a disapproval n }One t ;ing to reach h eaven. J jw,t d(Jn ' uvc thM man wiH :re· ch them on in 1Yf.>9, y otht: v - r." ' .J. . . "j f E., j.\". I JL, P o ll C ri rtLlcr Sbop, Texas Division: "1 believe 'vc viJJ get t rock t to the moon in 1 ~l . J !:l . \V ,. <· orne <l Jon r wa iucc Exp l or ~ r 1. De­pit t iP man s~ LI a ks and fa ilures, we :o1re nc t d is JUrag •\.). ·with C\'Cr {ailn '. s mct hil1g impona nl has h ' en .l ~· rnccl . After ·very o unl dm n, phn · ar be ing mad · for Lbc H ·, t trv. With tha.t kind or det nu inal io n, h o•N ' can w miss?' ' + EL-\.INE HO.HM , Personnel .-\d­ministr:. uion, Ccn raJ Offic : '' Vi e~ ing in re tro ·p eel the progress m;td ' in Lh ~ geoph,. i al year, nam ly, tbe Sputniks. VangLta rd s, and Explorer saLellites orb it· in tbe arth d:JiJy a Ju na r probe seems only a short s tep away. H o-v· vcr to reach the nwon , a g uid ance syst m musl be develop ed that can control the ro kct on its 238,000 and some odcl rnjJc tr ip. \1\fhen you consid r that the diameter o l. t l1e m.oon i on] 2, 100 miles, th gu id­ance sys tem h as to be accurate. One other d e tail must be di posed of - the ability to h ave a rocket develop enough sp ed in ea rly p ortions of its £Light to clear Lhe earth's atmosph er e and c::tnv it on to the moon. vV.ith the adve n t of solid fu els, this seem. [easib.l.e.' ' BOC ~ TTERFIELO, Utilities Dcpanm ' n t, ··arolina D± 'ision : " [ belle e it wilL b . ~~~ 1 ast five mor · years before any ounLr ' vilJ attCmJ t t hoo t a m:mncd rock L to th · rno >n. I wnulcln't be s u rpri~<' d a t ·1ny tin c tO h war the Russ ian!> a llliOU II C{' t.ll <t l lh :y ha v 1 ut a nwnnctl l>'ll llil <' ip or bi1 ;. roulld lh • ar h whi h. i.s tl c n ·x l stel in 'lpac · Lrrt vel." ,+-. .J ACl BELCHER, Ch ' mi­ca l Laboratory, Carolina Division: "There a rc three ryp s of' moon '. hot.">: ' a ra h on the moon a shor ::trouncl the moon ancl ba k to em·U1 in orbit, or a land­ing on the moon and re­turn. ''1( they want to ju:-t h it tb m oon , 1 think Lhcv ' now h ave tJ1c [hrust to do o a nd an in the n ext year i C they ma k c . t leas l t ln c a lt ·mpts; bu t if tlu:' w·1nl Lo orl it, r laml and re· turn , 1 thir1k th is is mor than ·t year o[f." • I 'I J ' ' T H£ RAY ST EFIEX Trawliug Golf T1· phy Wl.L present·ed to John Reiff. c nter. talf <t~.sistant for Safet · :lrHl Cleanliness. John earned the right to keep the ll'Oph\ by virtue of his \1 inni11g the Ohio l\fen·~ Golf t:ag·u Handicap Tournament. ' THE OHIO l)i1ision girl's reprcsentathe IJoldillg team re­cent !·...- took o1er the sea son leade'r ship at the Linden Lanes .in Hamilwn by rolling a '.t,.J77 t(l 1 al. '\ I em ben; ot t.lle tealll are. left . lO righ t, . tanding: \ an(lu Olt rn,w, Douie Ri ggle. Ruh-,. :1 ru.c tL and Carol J-J a nlc· l; (I.;. Kuedi11g: 'Wi nnie Loudin <rlHI l'.drra 1 harp . _I ),I)' Th trop hy is a travelir g trophy and changes hauds with each new winnet· of the troph y. Shown a t. lhc prcscntalirm arc irvan ''S horty' ' Carben~y. p resident of the Champi Hl :\-l e n's Coif L eagu e~. a nd Ray Ste ffe n. I I ~ . lS \Vll r, LRS aL tl e Ohio Dhi­sim • arc ,l url Cra~ ~c t , le ft, a11d Benny Rupc1·1. Jud wot the woruen 's singles 1iile I) · defc a tio~ Refl y H o ustOJ I. cen ­ter. Iknn won rh rn e n 's si ngks t i 1ic i>y 1iehH ing Tomr11y Rei 1'. • ' Pictorially bringing you highlights its friends, and • Ill its the Champion story ... its good neighbors people, I. F:A .. 'A / ,.\C.I.-1 \R\' W<h chosen Ca ntuu J.J igh SdtCJ•JI " }•notball. 011(:..:u '' f1•r l~J:iK ~~" ' "" h e r wit t. 1\;un<:: Skrlge, Jr .. drum lll<l·or, ' ''e ;, 1hc d;n t ~ llf c J " ' .\ l t . Hnd \ft , \.'aJt,•t' 7a11Hr of C<tu 1t1n. C RO£HJ (J f1' J; IT IIO ,1{ /\I'Hf.:RS JJJ ri printers lroHl til St . Lo1ds ~u· n. !ndwl· ing rftru· gut· ,t~ f1o1U til 'lt.nug-llt• ·~"> kndp J lawe l'a pcl' Cou tpnu •. 1rt:e11tl i <,itnl tiw C · 11cta l ()fl'iu· !lnd tlw ()hi.o IIi ision . 'L'Iw '' -r ' ,AtnduLL •d 0 11 tltC'l UJLII' l1y f,oiJ ' Jjl ' tll ~«t· t (bad, w v, right ), •JI 01 11 Sr. Lott ·is .'\ ;ti \ 'S Offirl·. '_) .,.. . ~ I I I • • 'J.CI: - PRE, TDL >iT L<•~<~-i Chtk -J i'l.Dmstul. 1 ft , chat' with !\Jr. atul 'l·r .. J'kH '1 atbulton h ' ftt:r~ the dattU' :JL S wl ·r~•ill • ',; new :'l:.ttirmal Cuar tl -\ nnor~ . " ~h. lku-- i p1<: ident o · lll\' Sandel" ­\ · iHc ~ ·~ ilr ad. ' ... 1\l()l f':i >'I Il L Bl \R" iv,ts IHtC of !1.1 ' dcvcd dt •( uraft ·l llua t s 111 t lte par<~d . I hen '"en- "" r !Ju ('ll.lrie~ wlti J t tH ~< I.ufl I tw ffnat ~ LBrl]'iO,I;!; I) rtf ('O JI~in fliC H' from 'l ~tmth~ aud :\not! s"j n Hi.n•ll dwnl . Thousands gathered for SandersviHe's third and bigge·st annual • • • THE PULS£ of .ander , ·i1Je, Ga. beats a. JittJe faster each fall when folk cc rne from miles around to honor the kaolin in:duslry. Thi . year' third and bigg st annual Kaolin festiyal in h1dcd all the excitement of previous years, and took 0.11 add cl importance as the u n.d.efea ted S<UJ.dersv ille H iP'.IJ. S hool foo t'balJ team concltJd.ed the celebration by meeting State:~; boro ·in a ~1ampionslrip homecoming game. An invita~i ona J golf w nrnament on. Sunday opened t.l::t week-J.ong fc tivit i.e which included parades, dances, indu strial e-xh ibiLs, mill f·o tws, a h a.nqu et and. other . . . di.C lJ Vl ll' '. On ·of Llt • highlig-hL-..; of th [es tival was tll banq~t e l and <lance whi ch w;L held in Sa 11el e1' ville' new Na rim1al GLntd Annory. h e elcbrati.o11 r ca hed it-> pca"k Ol'l Frida y, Yhen hy opera ri ns h alt ed and th . tnwnspeop1e und g·u ts galhcrc{ l to watch tile b ig pa:radc and hear th , prit1cipal . ~ p caker , Georg-la's U . G0v •mor- ·lt;ct_ GarLtnd ' I'. Byrd . • · . \ J) IN :-1 LR 1' A 1 rr war f'11j oyc<l b ) h·i .. ~uth at the hrmoe ~·f Du ~ l. ~ Rhoades. rrHllld)\' 1 of o LT ~> c) ay 1' I ;mi. C h ;mlJJt<> ll Lee R :H lcler " ~~~ left. whik: l.>wav 's \ lfc. E1-ttl oa . ,<'1 \{·.~ oikc •n th r- IJ.It 1-.){1 ""'(!. • At the end of the parade of some 50 entrie. , cam two floats car:rying homecoming queen camliuaLe from nearby. Tennile and Sander ville High chool . Each stopped in front of the official ·s ~ tancl to break the closely gua:tded secret of ·who would r eign at their home­o; nning football g<Lmcs. Sandersville was introduced to indwary in l 9:.lfi ,1·b,e11 Champion built the firs t. kaohn planL in the city . T he ptu:·e white clay is tLsed as fill er and coatings whidt arc applied to Champion"s co .. tecl pRpecs. Today, the kaolin indusb~y, when: o arl r !300 people w.ork in seven vVashington Counly clay rHine ;md pr >ces­sing plants punap an c: Lin"tated . 2 lnillion an.nuaU) .i.nto the county' econ0my. More than :~00,000 tofils o f kaoJjn arc pmc sed each year. Little \.\i·'l..lndcr that th tJa tives ol tJt;s b y et-mt r ~ct as ide <t ~ cck ea h } car wltcn kaolin Ltke. it · righ tful pl ~tC' alvng wilh hull ting, (i h.ing :11Hl souLb.. rn ho: pit<tlity . • • • ' 'A · GOOD A GOLD" was the theme o£ rJ1is float which carried a treasure b.est of kaolin and imitarion gold pieces. Cla ' opera- ?>\t.JSL'IG after enjl'lyino- <I buffet din ner before the dance are these Cham,p ions (cloc"kwise): Mr. aDd Mrs. C. 1. Giles, J r ., J. E. "Dusty" Rho-ade, Lewis Jark T homson, Mr . Dusty Rhoades, Lee Radek.er .. lr. Lee Radeker, H arr arroll (hidden), ancl Mr. and Mrs. E. C. ''Bubber'' Smi th . -- tions halted, stores closed and schools were let o ut a · thousands lined the streets to wa tch the paTade . . BOBBY Si\HTI-I, left, son o-f Bubher .Srui th , and Billy Gi l ~. son of C. I. Giles, Jr., pose with their football coa ch, Boh Logan . ·after a rough scrimmage prior to their championship game with States­boro. Bobby suffered a neck injury d uring the second game a nlt \vas unable to plav the rest of the :ear. ( . • · q~n: COLOR. CU RD man:lu:· t~y. ·ignif ·iu ,. th • b<"giuning \•J th par&dt·. Lt . ;I)~'C I'IH))'- le -l ;.,t.r lunct r. l \ y1Ll , tl <: pl·ip ·ip.l Sf)<' ke r , h n.d .i 1.1~t con lL1d fl his addr ss. 29 Jl)'\f.) HO< Kl , d,mghtcr of Dan Hc>t 1-.x r. ~iiC.' tlH' .~.1l c: lor«· :.nn c point~· . ·ru•n left r, dght ,1rc <;f1an•u lkl )m,Lr. daugh ter P[ ], '(( lklllll\ t"r: l ind.t LLHI.t'r. d.wp,hlCI' or John Jl ,,, l. t' l ; ' idll l.'\, 'harl<\tk hJc \ltl!cr: lh.llllll.' llarri': Ddorc. l' :i ll<.'i on: \1 11 1 l'ltil ­lip , d,tu~htcr uJ Rndttt'' l'hiiHp:: .. utd On ill lit h . am a rl-H. J 1'\'J"H fD I'ROD t ·c:1. :1 Clla pac<J j ray. i :. shown by Cha n1 - p1on uc Berta ( n<art of. the \[ •c h~ni a l <lll<i lJowc r De partme n t. • • • • • 1:1.1.1-: . l·oRn. tltn • d1c{l..e•·. 111 i lk . ~ up rbe lim , heet to ,r-e that ('\ ~ I'\ (I ll(' i · i11c ludell wh ·n [fa ~ d ay mil~ l.lrtHIIId . .J ttnior '\1ltif·1· r an· l<llt[.;ht . l li rn11gh p a rticipatinn , the lt<1 ~i prilJcipks r,f all h••si11 ~ tramaction. of a <!J III P<IIl )' . f1om the lil l ~ i11 g ol rnatcti· Is, tltrough t lt l" Jllanufu r •,trill g- ot tJ 1t artidt: . to the <.eJ !i11g of the producr. ac< A Texas youngster tells of ht By Barb(lm Ferguson os told to ]e ry orne/ius I I-'IRST H F J\ RD about Juniur hi ·v ment tw0 years ago. At th tim , it didn' t sound too .inter ting. It just soundetl like m Jr ·clJOol to m e. La l <;ummer I t:1 lkec! to a girl who ·aid h had h n in J · one ' ea . She said that th v had fun } too, that it wa.-n·t all work, ' and, it wasn ' t like chool either. So thi: year when the aml o ttncement wa n1ade about .fr\, 1 ign d a ·lip to join . I really didn' t know wb.ich. company I '"'oulc.l b ass ig n ed 1:0 but 1 hof ed it \ oulcl be the Cbampion­ponsored gr-oup . . ure eno ugh, I r ece ived <1 lcu er ·ayin th ~1 t they ·wer glad to have me in their compan · . .:What Would The First Meeting Be Like?'' I was c lm ·t too care(l to o-o to t he fir l me Ling. \!\. hat if I didn' t kn w anyone thcr ·? \'\'n ultl it b a (r.iendly o-ro np? "Wh3t wo uld ha ppen :1l th m ·etino·? B ut 1 wc11t a t1 w-ay. A.nd it w:1:m't on bad I kn ew ljllitc . few ot !he kid th ' re . \V, m t. th : td vi sor~ who to ld u. ~~l 1Htl t ltemTl c., . 1r. Chari<.\ C ult mrr chi ·[ atlvi r. h 'lped u - get ali of their name strnigh t b puLLin~- tlwrn on the blac k­board. T il l ' \ il. I"C: Hr1b Sn · t~ntl . sides mhisor; J ohn • ,...,dt LTIJl ·rltorn. ass i~t :l r H s:tl cs ;tthisor ; \ \Iatson Brown , pr duction :~dvi~or ; Rn "i i m tH O il ~ . ;tss i tant p rodt lrtion ;.d, ;-,( r : Ed ·ar Vl'hrl'nhmp, husin ·ss advi or; :md .Jerr Oll 11 ·liu1>, : 1,s i .~L illt btL in ··:-. ad vi. nr. i\J r. Hro '"-'~"1 v:bn ' t .11 th. lit ~( llll' t' lill ,_ \'c d •c-id ·d tu lmild 11 c 111 ;1..,a1.in • r, ck .. ntl lra · ,u•H•c ·ted b 1 Ill' ach i·m r-.. T lH' loo ked \" r · nic ., bur l M didn't k iln\ olfl thi tlf< .dwu t m.fki ll g' thin, . \ <' got .1 ~ l<>c k 01 tk t book o t h :1t w ·:111 wll .'>ln ~l iu rllll l iHll] ~•11 }. \'c ]t;n t.' ll ' t d l't id •d t> ll a 11:11\lC yt...t f>u! "t' I Ill .11 Olll' llt' I Ill ' t'T ill t4'- . \lt.t'f' 1\'l' h, d '> tg'n c1 up 1 ill1 tlw '""Jl:lll) :111d h:td boug-!11 :-,ol!l • tile!-.. for Ollhthl'. " lutu td o ut t ll .tt 1\'C , u~' ;til ,·oin t r he li11· 1111 nl lh< compan). • I H h.tr 11\lU'f', j, p1C'-idt•J1( or ( hapaul Jll ' diiCilOII . th Chnn ­pi11t - ~pulN i red }1111iul .\thi..:' ' lltCill (<)n q x tll' . H..: •t· i"> . cllinp; a1 11 ' '"''- 1-k j11~l •\lid . tt' \l' (h. l> ' "'ii'C ha1 e' in lhe J. \ . Cn111pan1·. j.l< ki~ ,Ji,n t'e>.l\'1\dc I <l P''~'"'ll ·tl in1 Jl<tlin11 10 'l lc\ (' lll r~t lcnd j1 111io r \,hitl<' llll'lli 1• \.cnll ll t' '\i!·.-!hl a t the lngh 'l'htol. · ' ·perience when joining Junior Achievement \L our "noJHI mceti11g \'C hatl a t c:;t. T h 'Y h :tv ·n·l. told th ' c ho"· we did nn it. The q uest io n s \' ·n..' :til .tboUt IJtt,illl':-.. <tlld l had to guess Oil SOitlC o f th clll. Of tour~c . L'\Tnone cJ,l' wa guc ·si no· too. su I didn' t fed - ' o bad. l'hcn we de( led our oiTin:r'> who were: preside n t, Jad:it tbrri.,: v icc-pl'l''>idcnt, Jwl E lliot t; .~ccrclary, Ukn I nrd: and tn·; ~..,un:r. Tcrr dcla J\lorin icrc. \ r<: found nu~ tilfll \-c will probab h · ma ke lc-,.· I h;m . ''1UO ptofit this \Cit!. 1 fountl out htcr that t h.i · i !JlC1t; ~nod h111 al !ir:.t it tli<ln't. ccm like much . ~ l r. tdl g.nc u~ .1 L:tlk ou wktL to cxp cCL t hi. y ar. H e . ~1id \c \IJUld haH' problems in production : pcopl \'CH ild be <tb ·L·nt: " migh t have trouble~ !ling rJur prod tt cts: ,~·e J1ti;rh1 nm 1nal..t.: e nou h profit on. th · o nes .,,~ e did ell. "The Purpose of JA Was Explained" ·1 he purpo e of Junior . \ chiC\' ·men t was abo 'X· plaintd by _ Ir. Cull. H e !>aid t. h<~t it if> to gi\'c 1 ts a h.l~i( knowlcdg. or what make~ our compan y "tick;" ttl U .'. \'i<.l\' an<l UttdCJ'll:tll<l t h t working-~ or it b u <;; ill CS~ i11 ih cntin:1;: and br prtl\ iding !rain ing through work-illf! in .dl ph:t~C~ or the hll'.,in ''>~ , tn J<i\'c ll ~ c:noug·h c·'<]H riultl ~o th:1l we can lind out \'hich p:trt ol h us i­llt\' \'t' '':tnt to g'<' l into when w ;t r<· n:ady 111 go to \ tn k i11 indtt<.tr - . • o\crni ,(·J 17 ILl~ Ex('cwiw• :'\' i.gllt . Rcprc<;cn l: ttiH'> i'J ()Ill (. lJ :U 11 p j r l I J <tl I(' ml < d () U r Ill ( ct l 11 g ; I ll d ,\1 I'. S I ! 'I J f tl' II (It:~:>\', .f' dc<.-pr<''>ident , 1 n·..,cntcd \chie\<T <t\·; , Jd.., p ith In 1hnw whr , lt :td :ttl ·ncl·cl li ve ll J U: ting~. lklin c· ir ol lltJt , I 1c,dl , do lik · Ju niw . c hiuTll ll.'l11 I Jill\·. 1\ <: I 'dJ JJul hu\1 tn np(·J at(' <1 )tH ol the m;wlri 11 ., in th(' 'h' 'P· e\cn though I d id n' t tllit lk I'd C\(T rl) . I'm ;.:,ojllR t > lJC 011 the ..,;tk l11n c .l tH I will bv . c· ll ing ~Oill<' ()[ <)lll p1oduc ('o htc·1 1!11 l!Jis \t ':l l . \() f \:11 11 ;tfl c d tn \ I r i ~.: t HI" 1 o ~:1 \ c 1 h c: i 1 o rd r.., J ur me. · I ;d I;. :1 hCl 111 • 1 .• \. - ,·t'l<: n·;dly achic~ing. BUS\ ,\ T T HE PO \ U~ R S.\ 1\:DER. Ann H11bbnnl i' ~lHih'n smoothing 11tc 1arion:o. p icc('s >f 1vood and ~t'tling them n:~t d~ tu be a. sc11ddcd . . \111t 's (l ad. Kc n nit, is :.1 1 c';" Champion. f' l ' rJ (, l I l l. t R \ ' t l)(,l·. l HER. ldt tn rigllr. H:1 rhat.1 I tl KII"''' · I 1nd.t t.inHn l tbtt~ l llt' l ,,r I ·'-;!' ( ltampi1111 t t tl'r J(tllll 'lf), illld \1:111 i..,ili.lll. , lit' i>ll'ih ; II 1\(lt\,. . ! 1 I •• While hunting wild boar, deer and bear, ' Carolina Champions prove their ski ll as ... HEl'HER TH "Y SEEK their game in the stubble fi elds. the mountains ::mel ov or tl1 r lling and ru o-~- d plain · of '\r)· ming- and \lontau a, the average Car lina Champion outdoorsn1an i a deL rmined hara cter. \ 7hile man · or them arc small o·ame hunters, like the m;ijorit) of nimrod thro ugh out the na tion, th ere are some who arc ardent big game hunter s. They hunt with · h t o-un. , high-powered rifl es ancl bow an l arrow, and · man y of these Champions have become quite proficien t with their favorit ~ weapon . . ince the season opened on big game, Champions haYe brought home bear, wild boar, deer, moose, elk and antelope. . At the moment, tho e who care to lower their sights a wee bi.t, are seeking rabbi ts, quail and ruffed grouse. Corbett \'\Tright, superintendent of the Pulp Drying Department, covered more than 7,000 miles during 'fLis trip into ' Vyomin.g where h killed a 1,000-pound moose, an ant lope and two mule deer. Corbett was using a .270 Winchester. frank Chambers, Accounting, traveled n arly 3,400 m.ile<> to 1 'cw Mexico for t-wo mule deer. H e was e- p eer­ing some "an telope lt1 k" but conditions weren ' t right. T wo '"·ild boar were Stalked i..n tanding Indian A" G l l i~ '\T. LOOK ()'\!, ''Whir.,.(' .Abhntt , ldt. n· •i\' " a uopltv from Xeal Cal}lc, L' ti liti .• ior the \dl.d I O <~ > tw !..ill !. lt's a rt,t<Hiu~ lfoph ,· f));ll a j CI'S( ll k p~ ~d ter it it a~ i)e ·n 1' <111 thl CC )<'»I~ i1r :1 ~ I• "'-? HOLDiNG IT HORl'\ . F re. t Quee n. li. pta ·s oio-, 230-pound, lO-. pi.ke buck h e kille I i11 'berwood Fore L tuu11try. H e·s the fa tber oE Frc1ok (htc.en . of the Traffic office taff.. ~ \ I 'I [ . \ 01-. 1 BIT\'hl£. fHEi\<f , R idun.l Sa I s, righ Pa.p r 'fatmfa, lttd tJg, at d rvr hinl } f't'l":->' l , rt:gh r ltunt r · smile . '.;ll• lll.,;tk th .kif! on tb Cb ·tvkcc• Jn ui~n' Res ration . • EI·. Ll. 'C HC. fDE KILL. '·White " bbott c ·hibjts one ol tla: ll 11ilcl bt:><H he kil led with I ow cmd arrow in the Stan<..l ­iuf! lndian ar a of Western 1\orth Car li11a . J J t;' ll:'>\(, \H. '\ I , L c \1.itiiJ • 11e" IJH· fi rsr wild IJc,a r l'l el fJ C' I \ of the l-1 ~11 1\l)Orl (hill It \'", \'\ oiJd ~a rd IJq.Jol lll ll' lll. b:JT J, .... c \Nl il) th<' ( ll llfi>JJ :tilt,\. 'VIt'tll ­. \n.h tr~ . 'hlf) <'11j(}y<.·d dw J.<.·· ~ ~ . ' territor in '.· t ·rn i o rtll Cnrolina b Bill "'Vhi 'y' ' A bbo LL, Plant Engln ' ering, who do\Nncd th crn with a bow ;111d arrow. f\s a reward, V\l h i WtJ l LWO dam1 ' Lr )phil's giv ' 11 IJ ' the Bow H un.tcrs Club in WNC. Ric:hard ale . . P ap ' r 1\ l nufa ·tuti.ng , r gis t -red a :!00-J n 111d uear kill in the Big Co ·e scc ri >n of th · C h. ' ro kcc fndi an R e. e aLion. Di ·k 1 ro ught Lhe b ar l'rom a tree cl " dogs bayed below. Then there W<l.'\ th as ' wbere Dan fathi s, Plant Enginecri11g. rod · a ~ o unded 200-pound buck. into a n ttgh c r e~. k wh e re h · s lash c1 its throat with his knj l ·. Did you ev r wr sll · ·with a cloc .. . esp ·c i<lll>' when h er fa wn i · dose by? \!\fe ll Earl Silv r coonlina ting inspector, (lid a.· he hunted with bow and arrow in ncatb McDowe.ll Counl . OF com sc, the do won tbe ' m ;-uclt but no t until SiJvcr r ~lea ed hi .. grip aro urHl I er neck. Sh · had pass ·d ··o close to Silver th ar he grabb cl her f< •r a wres tling rna tch . Deer" ere killed in vVcs tcrtJ North C;1ro fin a- I y oth er Cl1 ;:~mp i on s, in luding H ardy Fish , Chick Fan11cr, R:--dph Bryson, P a ul Harkin ·, 'vV. A. · addis and Roy Goodson. Archery Club Enjoys Wild Boar Barbecue Member · of 1he Haywood Coun ty Arch ery Club e njoyed wild boar h arbecu for Lh h r.t tim Jo l.l nwing the kills registered by ' 1\fhitey Abbott in. Sta ndi.ng Indi an conntrv. ' Lee Matth ews, ' 'Vood yanl D c p <~ rtrn nt, handli ng th(' barbecuing ass ignment masterfull y, suppli ed Lh g uest. with some of the r:no L deliclabJe n1eaL th y'd ever eaten. [t was the (irst wild bo:n barbecue served jn this area. ' Altho ugh h e's pu hing 75 y ns oE ag , Fore ·t QLtCen, father of Frank Q uee n, of th · TraHi office , taff, k ill ed a 230-pound, I 0-spikc bu k in the Sherwood For st are<1, near Canton, :;u a distan ce of 400 yards with his 30-30 '"' in ches ter. T hese Carolina Cham pions arc rug<Yed and detf..'f­mincd hunLers . . . ancl many of tl1 m like big game hunting the be t of all . L \'\'l) ILSC, Cothl' ll. \'rig lt1 . Pu l l' IJo\iltg I) ' )>:Jrllll(' llt sup •r­wle o ~tknt , is ~ ll<JW II with J(JliO -pult oll l .lnill ll lOO~L· l o<' ki lled . Corlwtl ~ ~~~~~ ;'J II <olP l•>pc :IJHI 1\Vf! ll lldt d.~·c r during t!IC' huH I . I ..• •• I -1-+- DIVISION • • • of th 30's and 40's R • Bill Thomp 11 , in w' ar · mini ci.no·, ler' ba d. u b.t ~ La a -~ u ple o ld ~h t · t, n iu h l hir ti · aud -'~trl ' 1 )fti \ . 1 h tir-· t i w e w·1, tak n · 1 the 11 ,'tore o rn of th· "de' ii ma~ r · · q n.ut 't . U1 J.l tim . T h " · :.tr ', ir ) J u 1 It to 1-io-h. £ , ··rett P tt . T n Ribar. w ''Si'' \ Vile · a1 l .ot h n ''B ,. B nnetL. · flu I i lure "'· tunt ~d in t l ~nur J l rr p nd .nt b; ")3 ·· B 11u lt. One o th 1 i Lur ._ wa- l~t ke n b , id ' th old Carp n ­t<: r. hoJ in l, 4~. Fr rn I >ft t · r igh t th nuster ;d[ . oe · li e thi : \'illian Lun;;[ rd, Ra · i\fcElrave ', Cl11T nc FlorY. . all r tir i: arl \V hrh' , Eli H arris, r tir ' u; and P u ,<'II J ne:. ·1 he con 1 1 i tue WJ · ani ibutecl b Charlie Moyer >f th Paint epartmenr. U :-ou haYe ld picture we woulLl lik to have th m lor L G publication. end them to Bill Thompson, care of The L or th Communicati,ms Section . J.U~ .. 0 ' IZ£ this ro iling four 01 ? ll' ih olil LOrer •Om "d il 11 a car-e'' quart ·t. From I ft to righ.t a c: FH:r •t1 l' otts, J e•·ry Ri har, I 'W " i" ' i Icy ;rod Grm)ot1 ' )~o '' B nn t t . Th . pi tu .re was t11rn ] in lo 1 .OC Wri 1e1·, HiH 'J .hot:up u11, by ".Uo" D · nn ·tt. 11-• .\ li~J · I<~ 01 ' I Ill• L;\ 1< 1'}, l .liR '-1 11 0 1' i11 J!tl 2 ~~t· H· -W J•p•d 111 l ltt i p• •·w. J·J'Ottt l1·lr It> ti ~ ltl ~tt e; \V' ii.Ji ,tllt I tllhlo.to~ l. H. tt\ \ld IHt•c·>· ( l.ttl'ft CC Fl r y. ( a d \ 1' 111 I,, F.li fl.•nl., awl k,,,, ·II .J o t l •· ~ . luns1utd, Md• I, ,H(', Fl•ll )' <~l t d ll.tt t i, ill< ' J<·tittd . • \ ' l\' 1•: .., o f' rltc CoJting l'r p<l.t.tLion J) •p ron. nt'. , up' r i '"" -re \ hf WJJ a l t l11.' t, tb l · ·Jr,r tt (J u hu1 h. ·c., t u from !·[ to rl h.t are •\1 r~ . Ra H ~Jh lta 'd , fr.~ . .J aut" I tm: o , t rs. William 1a:rvin. \lr~. R ~~ Rtl ~ · ~ l l .. CJiffu> rl Bu rn~ .. It ·. h;trlic 'ibidd,, h ·. CiliJcrt , ·hulL •. 1\irs. WiUiam !\I ann, .Mr~. olr n v .. ·c v .rand l'yf . I.Jt e rri k J3 ol u. T OG,ETH£R ir~ tbe Shie ld s' li1•in" room bdOl'e tbc. pan; be, an, the la.dies had 1he opporttmi.ty to rncet each the . From lch to right are lfrs. Cliffor l .Borns, l\-f rs. Noel s. mu .· l~. ~ l r:.. \ illiam ,\•!arrn , Mn. Jack Otllllan and fr . R<L}' Hubbard. Mrs. Shields Holds Luncheon· A noon luncbeon party 'wa· rc:c ·ntl hcJd at the hom o[ Mrs:-charles Shield , wi(e of Charli "' hiekL, , rtting Prepanu.ion manager. T he purpo-e of the pany wa lO br.ing wgeth r wive o£ up Tvisor of h Ohi Di\·i-ion ' · Co:u.i.nO' Pr paration Departm ot. T he new Oh.io Div.i ion rganiL., ti m:d p lan h. l rc ·cn t l s t up veral new superYi o r~ und •r Lhe dir ti•Jtl. of ktrli , and hi ,. ifc I It tbat a part ' w .uhl h lp rh ' wi e oJ snpervist r~ b e · 10 ' bl! Lt r , cquaint d. Mrs. Jcs Hunter, a t t:: pee ' ·ntati (' of th tan! v ' . . I L'rod uch CtH1lt an , (l ifer d to c1 ·m n, tr: tl ta nl · · Prod-uct:-., :o Lh pa ty vas a lunclu.;on follow ·<1 hy , . tan.Ic d t>IHOII lra ti iHL J....; tdin vdto ;ttlttid •tl were ·rvrr~. Noel. Sa nllll'ls, Irs. C lifford Bw 11 1'1, -!VI r. Wi.llia111 Mar in. 1\ [ r~ . o Ril 'Y, 1lrs. Rni JL' I'I Wc ~t \'t'l'. i\IJ s . (;iU;)cr l Srltllltt.', Mr~ . Jl rrrick l'o l• ·n, J\ IJ s. \ Vi ll i:un 1\ bnll , :\ lr-;. J :mi C~> TltontJNHl, l\ li ;,~ O tto! 11 ' llt• llll JNI Il , i'vh~ . Ch:trli · Shit ld s, i\lrs. jatqu ' Otttnan, M u>. 11 ; ty Hubl•:n•d and Mrs. J esse Hnnl ·1'. tll. ·' Sl :ntl <' J>rndu< ts d vmntt SI r ;Unl . lit. [•:t tl ' lwg:tll rll II a.m., whC' II Lht• \111)111 u g. illt (·lt 'd .tl :\ ll ~. Slti c ld ' hwuc in SCVt>Jt 1.ih , OlliO. \lt l'r ;~ lt il fJ flitlll' () j gt 'lliti!{ , ICCjll'lil11 l'tl tiH' t, rt)llp ad ­. JIJI!t lll'd to th t• dining H>•>ll• :11rd l' njoycd Jttnclt. The• .",L tltl<- dt ·JlltlllSII :Iliou lo.llowcd. 'l'lt<'ll the g irls enjn) 'd l':nlnr g:nn ' <Jnd :1 1ooci:d g•t·t-Logct her. 'l'h~.; p:n·t w:a~ .1 '<>t JijJktc ~ ~~~ t ( ·'\:-. ;111d is l'l:tnncd a . ~~ r<:gul :tl C\t 'lll h11· l lt l' wi\(' ) ol lit · Co ~lling- l '~t · p: tr: llion lkp:trltlll' lll . Stephania Ashcraft Visits Italy B1• V lla H ich -"t epJt.mi-t . \ h rair \'or:ls· 11 the -'t orting Lin 'ill · ha., been " Ch:11npioH ' mrlo)Ce or lo111 c:tr . . 'lt cph.ltlia ha ;t c.J. pti,·;ning srnil ' J nd a vinning- pt>t son­. dit\. 'ltc ll;t~ l\'o d a u gl11cr~ . Tcllic, 1 ~ ~·ear,<, o ld , and \nna ~l aric, eigh t ;c:tr:. ld , 'vho a ompanicd h 1 on .l rcc ·nt 'i it to !tal) Ltl .)Cl' b ' t tn ther and two l..H' th r.. rlti\ W.IS her !\C£Ond trip l ltal y. The.: firs t W <l" in 1 9'>~). \ n ' l. .'t ph.lltia' hu ly nd. dro ch~::m L(l lew \'urk \"ll~Tc tltl'\ board •d a g iant ~t it lin •r ll ing to Pari. . J hen rh<.') llew rn R ome, . tvpping on th ~ w ;t · :tl Lttr · ·o, .'\-~oiucrbud. From Rom 1h v 1r.1 ·cled b train to . apk:-. \·here a \ CL' warm :tncl' IO\·ing' d om · awai ted 1 llt>Jil. For .'>l'\ cu we ·k. they njo eel thcms •1 >. LO the utnto,t. .7\lall\ plan \' rc ma de for th ir entcrtai1un n1 ... ~omcthing ne'" to do nd ~>om n ' W plac to go n Cl \ cia\'. ' ' ' t ph:tni<t', ;outl<T r hrothcr ings in a ni ·ht club t()r 1. ~- set vi ·c men u1 1 1::q 1 . H j c:llle 1 ".J rr , 'linatr,!, .. bt.•cawe h fann·. Frank. Sin. tra o nw ch. H e h:1s IJe ·n ol end a ·i11ging car cr in th · United Stat , hnt dt)e not want to l ' aY hi mnth L Perhaps ·om da llH ' \ will :1ll be mit d here. · ' The little gi1ls, 1 cllie aml .\ nn . ~Lrie, were intro- I I \R U\ I'\G L RO.IE, . teplt ania, . 'cllie and An na 11arie are ,!w I'll " :.tllin~ aero s the .tirfi ld . Fwrn Rome th v traveled by t1.ti to • ·aple ''here a ' a1 m and lo,ing " ·el ome awaited them. lf . f RlL -" l' TIERl\0 wa initialed into Fairfield IIi h choiJl's chap1er of the 'alional Iloli(>T oclcty 1 c..cHLly, Sh is tltC J ·\ear old daughter ( Dora Pati rnu, later <; s 1 111 . h ( .. fcan plan em cllt •rina cull ge lot' l f.dl. OK ll 'I \11 . RU. h·ft , i 11••11 n :.t [<'II' with hi ~ ni11l:l "II H';lr ol<l ~un , I IJJ tL A Vt'Lt·ra l l • pf :ll \(';II~ J l C.h;Jtupioll, IJ(IIl iAS hot ., tn rio< o. I l lt · ,~~t· t I <AJIJJ . ' I Ot fl h.t l t<•fll '~ c,[ lw<.t•t"ing ·' ( ''·''"fJi<lll hi-t · hi\ l;llhl'l t. ' ~:\ I 'L F <; , )t cph;111 ia ancl h c t !1\'1 cta ug-III Pt.', ~e ll ic nntl J\nn ;1 \ l ariC'. 1 :.1 n sC' d t o f ee d tlt e pi gCOI I ~ . n I . gi rl.; C lljn ~ ·d i.J II I he wnn<lerl tll . igh ls ;1-; 1 ell aN lllC'l' l i ng 111CI11 b c r~ of th ·ir J'a tn j h tlt CI' had IIC\ r ~l' t' ll lwfut t'. Oltio d uced to the .. ·erv ic • liLCn al their unde\ night dub. T lt e~ · s •rvi c men brought more potato chips and ~(J(L drinks to 1 he gi.r l::; than th ')' ever ate or drank. H A nna Marie and Nelli com hvmc a lirtk spoil ed , it' · no ,, o nd e r, for everywhe re th ey wen t tlt c~ were the C(' lilcr or a ttraction . T he high lig h t of their visit was the bks~ing Liley rcc ived. from Lh la te Pope Pius X J I. On. t he ir 'Nay home they isj tcd 1\'Iadrid , Lisborr , Portugal, and S'tnta 1vfaria J ·land . STEPHA l A'S BROT H ER i known in Jta ly a "J ny Sinatra'' because he fa ors frank i tHH1·a o much . This picture was taken wh.i lc he was pcr(orm ing for hi sister and b is L w0 n ieee . From MANAGE Magazine, publi shed by the National Managemrnt Associ.-.tion "You' r(• h u·cll} tlw stwrts ('l.ll' () JH' • • • No'' I urn off thal < 1 •( . , ." ' I l J nn .. HFCLEY. or:entriuns o(fi.<:t'r tlte Fly iug !· nigh ts l ttl . rt> !\ 'e~ ·on D'Jttiltttwn ' ftom Jitn Clark. adrnini. ! ra t h e direc(or o£ the J\.night~. and \'iliiam 1;: Ht (';an. one ( Bill ': in strm:t r, ;1hcr 1' tllwing I llll pa '"irtg his fli.t'ht fC't. A Flying Knight Goes Commercial .8) }a.m e, C. R . Clrnl< "'l ampi . n·.., Fl)ing "lub an l Ohio Di ision Cham­pion Bill Beo'it: , haye a1 < ther ii r· t. On September 12, Bill, ~:I Trimmer , received hi · unre lr icted commel ­cial fl)ina Ji eu e. Bill i th first mernb r of the Flying Knio-hL t arn a comrn r i~d r a ting ·ince the club was fonn tl in 19- · . H e was a lso the first to solo in club equipment, and Lhe fir r L r ·ceive h.i · pr ivate £l ying license. A · with mo-t nlt:'mb "t"' o ( the F lying K nigh ts BiB had not flown J n 1 ::~ i r Taft nn tiJ the Jub was formed ' < nd equipmept p urchased. Bill is a ch an er member o£ th ' Flyino- Knif"bts, Inc, and r ece ived all o[ his tra.ining jn club quipment. He has also gained experience by llying the Beechcraft "Bonanza" owned joimly by Bill, Bob Rams y, N o. 1 Machine Room, and myself. E<unin a commercial ra.ting is no snull u ndexta'kii'lg. The pilot mu t have a minimum of 200 hours in ' the air. RiB. had 347 Jogged h o urs and over 400 hours tota l Dying tim a t the Lime of hi. fligbt check . An Applicant Needs 10 Hours of Night Flyin~ Of the 200 Jwtw required, 59 ho urs rnu t be solo cro s-country time (X-C, w p ilots), with at least one f ligh t wi th <~ 200-md J g. T he a1 plicant m ust also h ave JO hours of n i gh~ fl ying in tbe period between one lwur a ft~:;r sun et and o ne h ur b efo r sunrise. In addi­t ion , he must have t n h our Q[ in s Lr umeiH t iru e. Fo in ·trume nL tra ining, the pil(JL .i, li tt d with , spe· i<1l g·oggl s or <r .hood, whi<;h pr •vent him frorn ·c "ing a n , thing outside the ·a bjn of 1bc pl an e. His fl ying nut L he don ~ with no oth r aiel 10 ke p th · p l<tn 1.mdcJ­ontt• o l than th innna nents on tbe cla sh.bnard . J-:le <J..nnol se .l uds, hor izon or th gTo Lmd . B a~ i< in ~> tru ­tn •nt For 1 his typt;: of fl ying arc d ~ e g ' i"O·C.On.tcpa , 1 r:urn and JJ;nrk ind it:etl ur, llrti fici:d-Jwrit.nn indicatf)r, ;HH JI­dlmb in(li a tn r, l!t !t om ' fer ~ nd ::tir-.p Nl indic ttor. T he m o L Jllil)()nant p:u"'t d( ins tttmw nt t rai nin ~ j .., lcll rni ng- to tn t ~ (' 1.hc i n<> l r umc t tl ~ and make· the cnn'<:f­Linn · th ev iudica t ·, s i~H ' in&ti ncl, FC i t ct i o n ~ io tiH·' "r t11HI 1 l th • ,,]gine, ;n1d " fL·d " ~r thr plunc a rc ntc: tllill g l ~t" with JlO vi11ibk Jwritoll or }rt' tl in th ' middJ ·· ol H cJ() tHl. V i ual and au rn l 1 'kr ·n t:S, by ~lti d t we p <: t tmnl ldl Jth ·r f urt cli,ons uf fl ying. dri ing <J ( ;.tr, ctr C\.U l \ ';.tf ing, ;n · comple te!,' d(' eivcd . ~J his " ul i n<l lf ) in!:( i ~m iUJ ]W f·t ;UH p :tl'l OJ [IU: o tTUll<.T l i:d I ;~L in g. · Tlte calHli lh te must kno"V Jrow 10 " II) hi t t~ d iu~ ·· ~!lid h oi r I(J ny widlO lLl.. !belli . Snnt ' \1' 11 ' l'C in tht.t ('l) tl ) ~ l' crt hi pre1 ·o al ,ion he' mu ~ t t:lkt ·t fi \ -hour ~' 1 i tH' Il 3G e :tnri n ct ~1 n . \.'h k h cm c 1 ~ ~~ il . \ t·l ~~)n ;luti ~ ul ':>, tl ight and u :1 ··I· lll l Ill 1> u blettJ.s, btt ~it a 1· HI •tt<.nru l'"' ~tud <dt ­r ·l1t·_ eugin . . A t ier ~dl o f 1 hi ~ wqt k j-; co~ttpl ·t d, he aJ'l iJc;U t !nll".L h;n t' II) Jr1 urs du :.~ J p tcpata ti•; 1 iwm 1 - LHJil for h 1 Utght 1t ·tk . . · On .'c )l. 1£. Hl!'18, the da · o f the llight d c.k, l~iH "'''H. 1 '< dy. H • ll ·w til · dub·!> C •..,!>.Jia " J j O" Lu Ri .hn:Jortd, ln d., ~ n d , a1Lcr '.~"'!) hours illl~nsi e 11 ing in the •·9 J H' I :Jker \ tlh , C1v tl .\ 'Jon:tu l ( . ,\<tmini~ fl'aLiou c auii­IJe , 11 ~ .C''i ve:d hi · f ot ttn t ·rcial tat ing. .. \l\' IJ.y all f Lh.i.' . \VPrki .\V eJl, <t pro f~ ·j liul rn ing '' a cha !l ~ngc t:o " p tl ot. l l 1 ~ rf(>l Bi ll' c; int ' Jt t Lon t;o trv Lo b :~ 1 ~roJ .~_, j.(JJJ <d p i loL HUl's i n '(;r 'SC iii avia ti< tl help h_ts own Hying to be ·ome rn01 t J>Icas uralJle an I w t cr ~s t lll g . . Th ~ r t~e; L0 " h icb h an f ut hi owo pbtnc and d ub :our ra lt be::<: otne mor · Uex· b !e <md diver if j<,;d . . O th.- r. mcmb rs wlJO hav r · .ei \' ·d :rn t:ing o( a private p1Jot whll m ·mbcr.s ( f tbc .J uh nd training in the lub' · , (' t'Onca ''Cb i f," C e.5Sll<t " 120" and C na "170" ar Arthur Bond f r ., Jam · Che ·k nd Lewi~ vViL on CJV.l Fin ishin g; .J a riJcs ( ; . R. Clark , Sta ti ti ca l Sen•i c ~~ ; Harr~ Griesclh ub er, E11gin ,,r ing·; Rob rl R arnsey, 1 r0. J Ma cb_me R:oom; RaJ ph Sturgill , Inspeclion; and J ohn Bowlmg, Vrn ·ent Dunl ap and Ray Spurlo k. leave 1 em­bers. . . The Fl yin$' Kn! g ht s i nvite aU q.hampions to .! arc in t.hts p leasm- , IH th1s cha llenge . . . m this fast, ·conomica1 tr? ~'e l. _An1.l the Knights hope more J{ its member, l)k. B1 ll , w1U go for oth er ra tings . Hu t i ( th y don't- ·weH, WllO Wan ts to fl in a c lood ~Ln y wa y - yqu· ;m 't ~ e. -, . OTTO KOEFJLTAl:I A lD JA 'K R FE.DY :t P sho~ n abov, in ;1 p.icture ~ha t was !:t ke11 l!;l eJ rs ago. uno is a d erk ttud Ja k · · <1 fo re ut an ·itt tl1e M·acltiue Sho p. BtJt lt p icttii'C .. w r , su h111 .it t d by 1:\: tt l!JI' )' f\ lrl o r w li{l !tlso wo r k ~ itt the l\1:1 chitu,; Shop . Rl !.OC :\ fH '\ ') )F TH.I•.. ' i l•: 1' F.I.LOWS? 11 ·~ a C h .ttHp io H sof t­ll, tll h·aHJ <~( ~t~ t q ••·ar, 1\ h id • ~~· a s tfl <t ttag·t·d lty K('ll V:l is l, Sr. Sft .,wu : tllo t \ ~ <tt• ' 11 1111 kh I.P r i-~h l h;~ck tOl l', .J I)Iin R.llrt S<.' , Lrn <'.~r '· •llll· ln·t ' 'il utiOt, I< r.T ill ~ c t d t e t'l't , Ca d Hef ti <l))d Sr.tr lll: ' ·Sk e l'Ll'l ·• ~ l 1 ifle t ; " 'tmlf l 1 ) IV , R us Ct'l Rt' t , Hi ll / .it','t" tih ;tnlr, 'l·k in ie \ ' o .~ ~ an [ RoY ll i ll• fn ,q t; tt u 111 I LI.W, Ui ll ' lltm usn n . Bi ll l·l:lll ttlt. Kt·n Fais t, .'\r., b~n JLd l ~t n .l Fl • ·d ['ol'ii ll'h:trgc'r. T he yc·a1 Wls <tbn11 t 1 9~7 . REX AMB. Jiyht . t Jl~ Pr . lOll DanefC ill' lJa rlq~ruund o( a s 'L (If p i'( of oin. wh1ch [orm p<ll'l I' l•is colle tiun or' coin ~. BrHh ar engineer~ in the R !iCarch and D vclopmC'ut Di' i ~ i.on. SX IC\11 BROOK. ' di spl <ly Sh OWII 81\ III C: t:X.J IIlplcs or LII C' l'i·n. c.rod;ct work ~ h · h !l~ done. T lw large ta ble cent ·r pier ·s 1· ·present t1lanv ho11 r. or 1 aLi n.c and skill. N.·v . I oc lJ I even lnt rest ontinu in the hobb 1ti ·pla / case located in hio Divi ·i.on .al'et ' ria. Man 1 j n tere ting hobbies ha -c b : n hown in e th h . t r por i.n T he LOG. Re.' L«Jnb, R arch and Developrnem , bad a ver int~r tin and aluable coiJection of oins in th e case. Hi hobb '. ""'hjch he ha. foll \ved f r l years, i unique in that its ba. ic v lu i. alwa · a pJ ar nt from the coin \'J.lt:e, altb ugh it tru value i consic'lerabl more clue to the rarity of _ome oin.-. R ex specialize in silver loJ!, rs of \ h icb h ha quite a complete collection . .-\1).0 imet ling in the di pia were the proof ets ·which we e l ouO'ht CrOJn the government. The, are hand tamp ·<land poli heel, and a s t of these oin purch ased in 1950 for 2. 0 are '\! orth 50 tod ay. , · rah Br k-, C:\f uu:.ers, proYed ller abi) itv w irh rl.c cr heri1 g needle. wirh her ver, love!. di pl a. o.f crot.h t work. J: ah ha croch tel for om "5 years and l'c alls that .h be a..tq.e i11 ter ted in tl1 is hobb b r w· t{·hin~ on.e f h r ~rl friends making soro table center piec . H r hobby take. ., a gr a t deal o f pat ien ce, hut rh res Jt: nr • ' grati( ying a nd th piec--s that h -· has made sene a \er t,JS ·[ul and decorative purpo e. The hobby of m ;del rai lro n<ling is r;m: th a t is pur- C. . l k_ \C IO~ R ~pe nt m•tJ • I' lttJLllS 'f rl tlai 'f wr1 tk in making th · Utr.. <' lil(til( ' and pan., of a l~<tck Ia I'L•t as i> den mt~trl:\ 1 (; !1 by illf> '"~~uif,iiJg 1\Ja,.,., ami .-Jl)a[J lt:wd llr<•i~ in llli <; di,pLt, f 110 rai l· n>«<U"g eqniptH<>nL sued by young and old, and m<1·k · a very fas6 nati ng hobby. Ohio Di ision's Industrial R ela tio ns Manti cr, C. C Fracker, di played some of his models and a kw of the tools an I p art r equired w make :1 .I a you t. H a lso h ad. in th ca e m any magazines on tb ubje t f railroading ·whi h gives ome idea of the Lrem ndous interest and app al of this hobby. ' !though not activ a t present, Frack till keep. up to d te on the latest developments and has furthered his interest in. r ai]roafl­ing b giving his track layout and rolling sto k to th Bov's Club of Hamilton . • A hobb of omewhat unus ual na tur wa di pla:y d by Fred Reichel of Ohio Divi. ion Maintenance. Fred had on display a very b eau tif: u l and interesting coli Lion of cut glasswa re, chin a and lamps. H e pursue. hL hobby b attending aucLion sa le'S and looking for the odd jLems on sale which form hi collecti on. Includ ed :in Fred's coll ection i. an o ld coffee-grinder and a lam p m;:•cl· fr m on e of the old tyle lelephone . It will be interesting Lo ee some of th hohbi th*l t will be presen ted during the coming "t · ek , an I judging from tho a lready displayed , we ca n b sure that th ,· will all be ery fin e. f RLI R ELCJT.E I. has i11 Iii ' co 'fie tion o ghssw;n· amlthina . nJc ' . 0f tltc m o~t \.tnu stw l and h flptifull )' desigru::d a r·t.id th :11 ha1c hee tt 011 di .~J11 av in 1hc llnl)h q~c. H e l t :l.~ "';l lh T d all o f th ., ,· J • h O\ -r a p r iod of JO :~r. il.l· a lt rti •>rH a1111 01 her ~al ~ iu th ar'a . - • • _.. 7 • Olti !HI r Ill H tll\'lllt. . lt'fll '' ·ut i I ~ttl d \ "" ,,( \'fll • pit' IIH.'tll 111 the t )h iu l 11 isl<lfl \ rl \.tlllll\. \ ntn . lt,t h('ll 1\ llh tht• l't)lltp.lll\ 1., 11'.11'. : h i" '0ll . I (\I. I igjtt. ,, . ? . \. t Charllpi<•n. Jlld I o11 ''\ >,P\1. Jun , ldt , h,1 llt•rh•tl J t Chatnpion ll(' lt'.lr. ' l!u ~ tnOith. l.O( , \1 rit c1 )t tn Reitl d., •tr~ hi. coh111111 to \ n, hi. ~l'l l and Itt !-,'l..tnd n. arn1an First To Receive TV Set By tto 1-?.t!id )n JaHu:.tr~ I L .-\n \ nn.tn. Plant P toL · tivn. w ill coruph'tc ~3 \cae. a t 'harnpion. "\ ccunlin gl y, h e w.i l1 bt: dw fh" L Ohio Di\ i ~ ion employ e to r cciv <I olor T\' · t. The arvanlino· < f TV ·et · fot· th 4'"'. car servi. c c. ~"' ttr1.l i nc o( th hange in Lb n w poli '· Of "\n' rvice. -1~ ar \' rc .- l ent on the paper n a(.hine . That i · a man-·ize I endeavor, and a plac where the rnen are ea ·ily se1 arat d [rom the boy ·. Art Carries on Our Family Tradition Art otrrie · on the traditicm of Champion a a close­knit fami J, affair. Hi on Louis .i.s in Drum Plat ing­almo- t a 25-y ar mau. An l J erry, ·on of Louis, is a u.vo­) Caa· Champion. F, ther, on and grandson h ave rolled up a total of 72 year of ervice . .Jen-y is back (rom a bout '"ith the dreaded polio ­ ·eeming to how no effec , except th a t his stami na . is returning slowly. \Ve fe [ that h e is coming around 100%, and everybod y is very h appy a bout it. i\s giant ompanies grow to nation-wic.le, and even w rld-wide affairs, th identity of the individual and the family group lend to be ngulfed in the masses o( the whole. 'hampion, too, b s a cia te with des tiny because it has fine world-wid services to o ffer. There i. no limit • • 1 . top Jts expan wn. om -·1 ow tho ugh, J'rn. glad to have sp e n t my years at Champion while we are a young, growing fa mily ent -rpris ~, where w moslly know a h 0 1 h r by n am , and wher ' w pull tqgeth T a a J yal fam il do t() (Jver .om Lrials, ancl to con t ur own fa ults. rt \t\lanna n , who ran all t he pap r m::tehines in ' o. 1 :'Vfill , is " prou J pw,[uct of the family 1-r:vlilion ' I .H fS \ .I 'J'R '\CTI\' 1-. L \P' i Jo<Hl 'h aJcm l1ay . ~ h e is 17 y t.~ l ~ oJ•l. II 1 111 ul l e r , Ktl l)tTI;, J ) l-1 , 1 oJI" i11 lhf' C:o.jlt'd '. ll · .inK ,Sectwn . 1 lwl h 1 m,tdc rhi:-. c lilt 'llli.' btJih unitp · awl ''tlitl . I nu ' · ill) I fl'll\ , fuflm\it g !tim hu e. oll l' Ill(• tc·,,...on that • \11 , n q tul Ch.ntq ion. aud th.tl ( I , ltnj'i'' t ,11 c l ptul t J.lld I i~ d('!l< t'll Lmt'> l' -rh.tp Cit; Ill pion hill r i)\. '>t.l blf( rh" I e\ t'lt ~IIJtW of th \itt pt e idt• nt~ \·ill Jlf•t kll!JW a<h utllt•r. Ou 1 h · <pn!il ol' ir -, ~<·JVi< t·-; ir d · {'Pd ~ to. hur 1 IH 1c ·will <J lwa} . I · <t nit p 11 t ill ll\} ltl('liiOl , , iJJtd \t ., ;d:so. fot th • inf<llJI t.'rll 'rjlri. c s tr ugl:);ling to lt:arn tn pt ugr • ., . Til 'lT ·l e a l ~o llH' IliOll C't o l t it tbv~ wlH·n l' 'I ·r (..- . ) ~:~ tmlkd fnnu dqlartm •nt to d ' jYJ.rtm ·n l. raliittr.; t:arlt p '\'.'Ot t 1Jy t l<tttH' . :tnd o l fcriJlg ad ·it(' (u or b11.,,ingt , t flow h 's l lo o cJTOJlH' pro[,! 'nt't all IJlltt: and f>.tl lh<: job. Bob Is o Champion of the Old School he tr ntcndou ' [JOpularity of RrJbcrt H i AA.~· Sr., mak ·s it rather diFJ'iodt for m: to fill his l>ig htogam a f. day guard on · · o. 2 1 o<..t. R ob rt r ·tired r ·cently t.o hi · home an l Jarn.i.ly f ircle in Undcnwa ld . From my 1 ·r~onal feeJin '>, and th' rea Li on o ( C bampio 11s, J , tat • !rankly tllat Robert Briggs is on e of the Jin st <tnd mo t jmpul<JI" men ever to ·n e on Plrtnl ProteCtion . 1 annnL h Jp but be remind 1 of the g-rand old ·odger. E ery day some Champion. or visiting commercia l truck driver, want) some information abo u t Bob. Tt k eep., m e bu y telling th em what lhe grand old gentleman is doing. Hi popularity i well d served. H e i · [earl ,s, co urteous, and a tire le worker ... truly a Cham pion o( the old choo l. It is r eat lO be in a d epartment ·with m en like R oberl Brigg· . His character and reputatin a t Champio i1 helps to li ft u . w akling- to a place of es teem among o ur fellow rnployce ·. 'o man has a job to do that he cannot clo with credit . .. for he makes his own bed a t every t<t k . Many Folks Are Retiring Early Due to steady empl ymcnt and our h <1mpion retire­ment plan, man y of our folks are r tiring before the age of 65. T hey a re u ing ·t bobb · to keep bLt - a.nd incidentall y, making the hobby pa . Roy Dixon a 25-year men in the Pow ~.;r Pl.ll1t, is one of the latest to leav u . H e ha · built a nice motel on U. S. 25, about halfwa · b twee1 L o ndon aucl .orhin. Ky. T he n ame: Dixon's :Motel. Roy' wife, the former Rose H nsl ) • i · al 'o known to h;unpion., h avino· b n a mtr c in ur c;.d D epartme n t, under the u_p rv isi n f th · !at ·well r .di ­Dr. Louis Fr l1tling. Roy c!,.nd R.o e we lcom • . • ;1 w lcom . (a r g re> <~ tcr us an o ern iglu room. .... • a vi:it fr m :t ll Clt.wq l( ns t lw n l'h ' 1 r ivil :g. or r<'nt ing l'llfS Si\III.I NC I \1> i liuk 1 ao t Ra llll:ll l t);d-.cs. II · wah l I ·IIHJ •l tl1s vltl v.·hen !lw pic l•t n· W tf~ !<lk ,•n . ] 1>11 Rnnda ll. i: th (' ( Jidt• :111d )" ' 11f hi ~> g· r .n l · IIIIJI her. I' oi)r rLl [) ~, . l ~tlhl' t L l. work • i 11 1hL' : o,, ~ d Su ·ti n Scr li o n . • A I FRE. I l .\ NDl·:I' , ON :11Hl hi ~ 1\ j [c I'(T<Ilt 11):! 1l , \.1 a I ll [ l(\1 1 •n e n1nri ·s. \ 'lfn~d r f" l i 1 cd from lh • Ul1io lli dsi.< )1 ~ l I C<trs <1go. ' rh ls 1110 11111 C <)<ll ){<' Sl in c r . LOC wri'lll! r, 1 cport ' .1b0 11 t· :\ J • f red in Lti. cnlun111 . Alfred Anderson- 21 Years Retired B • eorge lein r \Me met ·eul' tl · hampion lfr Ll A nd rso n, abl)Ut whvm_ ' 'Will t~llk h r " quit by accident rtt th offic s o Clur pra _tor Jo Toman. \ bile g tting a d.1 ck -lJp w w r r Jd b ' .J c th at th ld g ntl ~nw.n n :xt 1:0 whom we wer ittin in the ·waiting room wa,s a r e tir l Champi n. ropl , e . '\ felt un a-v for not h:.lVing rc o ·niz ·d him. for • I ' e pn 1 ours ]v fo t· a o d memor . and mosL retired ~hampion cmpl<. ·s are our personal friends. T c Toman tour mind.£ 3. e l telling- us tha L Mr. /\n(1 r­' on had rerir d _l · ar ago, after 33"'yeaxs of ~crv i ce. Naturally, when w got ba k to the waiting room w(: [old J fr. .And r ·on tktt ' e <rre a r e1·i.red Champion empJ . c , too, and w , as~ d him '"'.h cth er h r cognized u . H1. answ r ' as ne at1 ·c, but lu fa c bri D'Ilt n d up ' ·h en \ e m ntioned u.r n am , and ·~.vith a :ann h and-hake h told _u~ that he knew us well from the Chips :mel G arucl s, and • 1 o remembered ns from our papenna ·ing day:.. > fr. ,\nd rson aml hi" wi1 , a grtteious lady, received t ~·arroly at their hom a fet da l ter, and w learn ed ~hat i'vf . , 1der on trtrted tO '\Vork at Champion back. 10 p emb r, l90 . H i fir t job wa in the Rag Room, wlw·h was I .. ated ·wbe:r Lh OM Pap er y t m is today. h re were hve men and ab ut 20 women employed in Lht Ra Ro m'. and th ~ rag fibr w;;1 · used for making te\ nue paper for th government. Ne made o u r h are of lllu revenu .) ftcr _ ' o. 2 Mill w'ls compl e ted , he wa tr, n fer ed to ' o. 2 Mill Finishin g-, '"'ith. H omer F l-gu~on a hi bo s. - Mr. Anderson Recalls the Flood . ir. nd n toJd o£ an jntere. tin jn iden that happ n d .at the rime t th tl J d, but we wi II let h.iru t 11 ab ut it: " \ h n '1:1. water -'> L<Jrted to ri e, ord rs . am· or cq m to get to a.r ·ty, hu t 1r. Fergu'ion ha~ed to , • al.l that ·rooJ paper in t..h Sh ipping R (Jm Lem(J' 1 m!ed lJy th · ll()OU watT, anrt he <.t ked us a ll LO sLay and mov all th p;;1p ·t that we - o.ld ttpr. tai r. .... 1V ll, w · W0r ·ed as long a. po ~i bl ·, h u t· the w:J l C::l w:r " uin 100 1 igh, ·~n I wa. too full of log'i "'aslwcl f n.r 11 t.h~ w odpiJe, f<1r . f · ro s:i np,. "By ix in th · \t:J)tllg th · Willt'l was. 15 Iter lti uh lll '.B' ';tt. ·c:L. I g r au o s the <,tt (.:1 LO ' l. l :\.1111 , l.r <))Tt where we:: ould l . let< h .:t £•ry, . we !tad tq lav if IJ< <ttd ' acror-,. t.lt ·c eJ em · ~<J I!l · {wl11 <lt w rc: by th 'II with t) tll elt tn n y); and uy . 1t 1tng on 1 h · board pulled (J tJ r~dvc' acro:s'i ~he c bl e.~ Horn t F ·rg-u 111 , tlu: h<:ad 1 f tlte depa tmenr, 1· ·1used to iTlJ)'> 1fw ia hl '" llllttl the l ; t ~ l ot hi m · n wa" ttiel y OYt!l :· h . And r on is 87 )C (L' •int.) wl o a1e in tbe:i i> (Jld , <:!1 Hl h a~ n in ':l y .,,., ·m h two r .," IJrolh<:r · Thl')l · E;\ll'LOn<:l'1.S 017 I{S'rfRYF: It an· . h rM1 1 in this I'' oto wl i. h ln·lo 11 g-s 10 Hnxl Atl d e rsmt, rctit'crl Clnplo cc. 1\ll'r d i> scv .,, u, f1·nn1 t.l1c l ' fl u the S<'<'0'n I n>w. C lt <.1rk s i'krcc is 0 11 the fa r J·rt. " l3c1ld •" oopc1· :11HI ll o tHc r F ·rg IWn a c Jt righ t ccntcr. ' I he \Ol111gs1cr is ·o rg-c F c rg 11 ~ nn . Hower's su 11, wiHJ later he <Jillc a Ch :u.rt[. ion cmp1oyce. !JroLhcrs Ji c in SLo ·kho lm, wed ·n, vherc 1\ll t. ,\nderson wa ~> born. H e came to m rica at the age or .21. f r~. ~\ndcr on,. or ked a.t Ch.arnp.ion foe abonL th r · ~ ye;u·s ba k 111. tho.se da 15, n od appa r e ntly Lhat is ·~ h ' re t ltcy became acquamt d . ln the group picture, which. ir. \ndcrson le n t u:. fo r use in T he LOG, we £i11J a number of well k.nown el'np loy e of ye ·terycar. Mr. .A nderson is seventh from the left. T he i.Lr t, n the I ·ft, tandin g, is Ch ar! Pi -rcc (his son Don is a w ·11 kno' n dntm: cO(lLer). " Baldy'' Cooper and Horner Ferg·u on are cas il r r cogn i:~, d nt th · right cen.tcr . T he youngst r i George Ferguso n. . Homer's son, who later be ame a Champion employee. P erJ1.aps some o£ you recognile the re t of the I eop!e in the p1cture. ' Note. LO the rctir d: Don 't forget m address. Your canls, p1ctures and ]etl rs will rea h me ; t t 131 J MiiJ ­ville Avenu e, Hamil ton , Oh i.o. • . T~1e s tu_dents o( a ps chology ch1ss <Lt the University ol: W1sconsm condu ted an interesting surv ')' ·brnc tirne ba ck, on how 'l man ·who reached re ti.ri1i.g age h a l ·pent some of hi time. . ccording to th eir findin D' he sp n t two hours in pun Iring a time ca rd o:r igning a time hce t; five years in sh aving and lre sing· five m nth in tying hi shoelace ; 30 h our looking in a mirror th is won't h lcl good for our Otto R eid): n y ar te1eph m ­i11g; two and a haH yc(lrs eating; 4 000 hour p ia 'inp; car.d. ; four h o urs "~· iring hi nose; aml thr year · in w::uung. 1'1 rr· \ \ . r HU li .\ '\lH ft <;()' :nul lt i ~ I ·11 .. ~1 II rh'r' 111~ .-c r{ " B '' 1-l ll r"t d t ttillg til< llu<u l ol j ~li ~~. r <lo:111 >11 ''"' ·tl I>\ \I 1t-d It t:: ' ·. 1 1l1v lilll l' 1[1 1 ~"" .l .J 1 '1'1. u f wa t t op "' B' S 11< ' 1. llti \ pirtul • "a wket• ;I fu"' 1:, itf ll'lc Ill ' llu rL ' • • r o t R t· r \ 1 ~ lll .. d... Ill' w ~ H' tt·nlh ""ll' ltr \,t, na n•1·d •• tlifl.'llllr c>[ da· ! lltt' t' t<ll<' \ \)( ',\ ((•Hlmitllt' tl( ,'\oltft itlld . nl tlli ( .IIPhn.t . 1 t 111 ;, a~si:t;tll( ll a[fit nt.nt:P,•-, ('l ,11th · ('arnlina l)ii Li t >l l. Ree es amed To YMCA Board \·. Thom R e\· .. Carolina Ch;unpion ' · <I'Sista n t halfic manu ·er. has b en appoimed tu the board of J irector of the !mer-tate Yl\JC . Committee of North anti outh Carolina for a thr e-y ar term. pa t pre ·iden t nl Lhe Champion .YMCA, Reeve ha-, been w:ith Cha.mnion smce 1941. and JS now treas urer of Lhe Champion Y\1 'r\ board of director . . . . He. join John ::'\1. Bame , Per onnel Adm i~lts t r;,J. tJOn manaaer. "vhn al o i a b oard m mber of the lnters ta te Y:\ICX Committee antl wh( s- term o( office ex pires during J 959. • Six hampic ns al t 1 ded the bminc:~s-dinn ".me ti 1?g of th • . 'orth Carolina Soci ty ()f Safety Eng-rn etr 111 Durham dm ing Lite ='Joyemb r. . They indud I \Voody Ro1Jerw )11 , Safety s 1perv1sor; H ;uel Rams v, < ~sis ta nl S<dcty ~ npeni or; Erne L 1esser, \Vcnd yanl )UJJCn.isor; Ed Coni )' and J S tzcr, A i­d~ nt Pre,·entifJn · oord ino or; a11d at ·ortn y, n' the Pulp Lrnufa :tuJing Dt prtnrn -nl. • Ibn 1 f<Lthi s, 1 il ·r i11 the PlAnt En g i 1 u.: ni n ~ I lvp:trj 111 ' Ill dfl ·m 'L need a ririe II> -il l <~<'cr. H • ~i 111pl y rLd( ''> !11 ·m' l HtrL IMLk and sl ash<~~-, th c· ir lltlr>a f wi d hi -. IIIUJiirtg koiic. Thi') llap~wn ·d in llw SlwJ woud J· (JI C'\ I ;1t< 'ot, il l)(}\'(' CanltHf , ·:.,Jy in J.kn·miJC:L Mal hi ~ · ntH ked a J < ·~1 vy I11H k dowu ' 1 ~ ()~} ) ,trds a r d \ ;1 ~ i 11 l iJ c J c t of " ' ic j u g I d 1 1 ' d w 1 d w I H H k jlllllJ wd up. (, 1 tc b b i 11 g i 1 ' 1 01111 d II H.: n c( J,, M a tl1 i 'I 1 I i nt l;~ d 1 '11 11 'i h;tck and nd · it into :1 (JC(• wlH 'JC IH· <,l;l.,]lt'd th lllln.tt. Tll;ll.''i gC' If ir1 ' 'em !IK h ; tl d wa ;. • Fi\1' mc.'IIIIJct s of dl!' Lll ti t•ll IIi ( 'lull ;1 tftndnl tlu• :mn11cd Jlj Y rot il ('!t'rtlc ' in F;1 ·t tnil l1· 1-'.: •-. t•·tn ( ;l!() · lin:1), du1 ing ntid -J\'ovcJn lltT. :\L d, ill ~ llt · trip w<· 1c· P;,u! !{oW' '· \'f\lC\ -. ta lft-1 : Hill I Lndirr ; .1 ~ •111<''> I' ilpat ri• k ; Ju · ',wallglT; ,\J.n k \ 1l '>IJ!l <~rH l Da "id Bqon•·. 10 l 'i t:\( , \ Ill I.L \I Ill ' lt i ~·ou11g tH•trrtt inc• r i \tdullh p1tl1i11g 1!1 • 1 t-l' ~ Il l < ' ••n Jij , lwa v hit•· o 11 lor l•ftlo pr'ygt• · i 11 IIHllill g' I 1!1 ll ll1111 1•lit f<lg . Jhj j tl tOfJY Ill (ltl fH! p<tiJililll( rioJ )(' h1 C: lt a1 l e~ ) <Jroll~. Wlf'Jt t<·d l'b nt t·.ugin •cling lJ pa1llH 11t Clllplon.·•·. ,\rli~ l i ;u n il'i · ;n•~ Wi tt l ~ SICl'l\ WCI • COIIJ'fl!I JJI 'dY hac (n •fl . Charlie Jacobs .. A Talented Artist Even ·i.n cc b • ·nterc:d g rammar <hnol , ( h<tdi<' j;Heoh. Plant Eugin ·ering, !l ao; had a yen f(Jr an ~'nrk. Charl ie still ha · hb im e. t toda) as !H: em ic qut h i. a ·signment a · a m Jmber of hampion' · l'aint n.: ·. This g nial and ::.oft-::.rmk. n ;\farine C.u1·p., veteran of \ •Vorld War II who' been wi th Champil)n . in<.:e 1!1 fi, clro1 peel by th Pul lications offit se era1 week. ago with an outstandina cr ation tmder hi-, arm. It wa a mul ti· olor oil 1 aintin" of a logging ccnc in the moui1tains llith two white oxen. Although the color I· ainting i~ rel rod uced in IJlack and whi te on this . page, you have to auu:tlly. ~e t~1c original to appreciate the Lru ta lent ancl ono-mallt) which went into the picture. Severa l Champions and g ue t~ haYe ~ n the oil pajnt­ing and were quick. to m( rvel at the oYerall qualil · ol the product. T he ettin , tl1c subje ' Ls, plu:-. the Ct\lor are all bl ended into a painting which any art t!>t, r gardle ·s of expcrien e, would b proud t ha \ e painted . Ch;u li ' J::t obs, on _ [ a le eascc1 .h;lmpion Old T irner, ·imr)I take th · p ;1iuting in ::s uide. 'Tv clone a few oth r which l think wi ll ~t. k LJP with this on : · ·aid Ch::trlie, · but a iL 1 .ti l, thi · ha. a · p ~ ial J.pp al to me incc it ti ~" in prl·t t~ ·well with pulpw d op rations in t ile olLl lay,." Th · )il raint'in I ntinLteS ton ld . IOL of •11 r to th I J>ublic nion offi ' ... ;tn I rnJtrinu "; !o ,tt.lrm t rnu h ;1!1 11 l ion from tho~:> C wl10 slop in . Y·~. Ch;n lie j :1cobs has ;r ' '.t ol' tal ' ! I .tnd thi~ 1)if pai 11ring prnv ·s it lw o 11 I llll l'~ IJ on . F R I ~ P \ .\J II '\ E I I I I• R 0 111' H arr 'It"'' 11 J wldioH~ tlll·i1 r: 1ntl d : ltt ~ h lt' l .tt thei r II >tnt· ! 11 (,Il l · tllll Sllltrt] .Iff 'I lil l' if ill . i1 :1i li OIIH' ftlllll 1t :2 , 100 ll•il•· \ .l(,liltlll 11 ip iotlt•· Fh•rid.l. I to,• 1-\rdtltl · .1-iu p, lol .: l i-, I :i 1o ~, · r 1\. ' tl' Rop• ·r. 1d1o~' d:1d is n ol' in ''"' ,\ir hltl' ' !olld ,l ,tliHlH'd Ill t)ldu, F'""· .111 t'tnl'l' \! ' t ' ,.r tile l'11lp l )! ) i"/4 l l.·p ~rr(lll<' lll . ha ~ h ctn hit h (.. ,• ulin:t : li .tiii JII"n ~:! \ •:11., \ d.JIIgh ln , .l llallil ,l , i ~ <' IHJlh•• t•d in 1h .. l'lll<lf.t,il, f-1 1\,· J• :il llll t fll. Remember the Rainy Days? B-)' D irh Nfc \Jaho11 laude H ardin and hi, boy ar in th rJLid.. t nf ' ' ge11 ral oY .r hauhng our gen ·ratnrs. l o. Gen rator ha c ·n made " fa tory nev ." ' and the · a r ~ CUJnpl tin g­:\! o. J 0 now. Each oo of Lh '. tlt • m;mn<:'r in ' bi l.l m en d ser es a .lot oi creel i r· for he do ·s his work. G·nctat r ~n · bi r-. h av r pi Yes of rna h :in T:>'• a nd great are n.1 u. l b L~lk <.> n in th m ntling anc.l rea , ·mbling •>£ the p rL. at· ·le · ·ne s co nld me n dnma ing ,• p e 11 - ' t n~ 1 ' trt u esi.de r ·r on :tl i.njur . • Our SP am Plant I \-vliu t am i o ne of I be m sL fear d in th leagu . ' he w · n-1 c r conl is n.o t incli a· tive of th ir [[ rt . eel b ha rles ·w oodruff, Bill Harrison, Budd ' ' haxl , Flos. i King E ld)e Cogburn, ene n ~ tt, and J;:un s R e tor, tbe h av be n d< ing some fane bo wlino-. Ea h of th ei r cl "feat ha be n by just a fe, pin . You can b t th eir s ta nding wjJl cha nge ·on­. iderabl before the ea ' Oil nds. • Once upon a tirn .. . w 11, n o th a t's n early d.ri ed up no' - ::th! Do you r a ll how orne p eople we re lamen ting the fact tb. t -o mu b r ain fell over an ex­tend d period this pa. t umm :r? T he fear d ruin ed crops ... cu. -in' shnm1. cloth e . . . fu sing ab o ut we t picnic c rou net . . . et ., tc. .J 'm r th rj, ·er i low! We are ha ing a ell- spell (as far as lh m ill i. con cerned i t is g tting mjghty dry). If ,>ou think thi~ i ;t ''dry ·pcll"' look wha t h appen ed at Bagdad, Cal iL Th y had the Jon est cl y period in the . S., 767 day , f om O ctober , 19 12, to No ember, 191 4 . • 'o. 20 l\ i achine will ha e q uite a -number of controls, both autotnatic anLl m nually op erated. T h e con txol ta tion or location of instruments, record r , con trollers, pu h button , witch e, lights, etc., have b ·n pla tel ~ t the m st convenient . po t, from the operator':; standpoint. There ar m ore than ~ 0 such ontrol station. ,'om e of th e e . ta tions have as many as .)() pn ~ umat i c Jevi b esi 1 el ctri al control . ln the to k P re1 a ration Buil ding rher ar ' three major control ~tari.o n . Th contTol b oards (or · th h)(lral'"'ulper s, Jo a te.d on t he: per ring floor, hav a lread y be n i1 sta l1 -tl. Drop around a nd in p l lh m ! YMCA Midgets Play Bowl Game Pl a;ing in th .ir founh orL cu ti • \)ow.l gam e in a man year!), th · ham p ion Y, 1 CA MiJg- ' t football r.5 raet th !> t.rong PhiJii sb urg, J. ' . J. team in th · G l;Hiiola .Bowl · fort {y rs, Ia ., 5 uJHhty, Devmb ·r 2!:!. O utcom • .o [ Lhi · gam ' akmg ~~t h IJi w rc of Lh · M'C Jid "' t ·q ~ad "ill a p[A~ ar in th V uruary LO . In th · ir thre.e previous b wJ on t ts, d , Y Midget" ha · WOH l o ill n<l clrr pp t d n . T he quad leh 'a n ton (.)!) 'ltr istn as n· y nJld W{!l:(' a<"companied b \ n i 'Iille r, Y.MCA ph ysica l dir u or; ;CfJ rge .P icc; f ~ k .J u'>Lic •, _Y , 1C g Jl( ral ~CcTC: l ~t r); and , L.t · r .Bruce i\anne y, c.h :~trm a n qJ Lh · J~o ·~ '\- or pro· gram_ ] hirt y- i h t , un.11 ,-~ l tn;, 1a 11 giug in ~1 g1· th10u gb 13 yea r. , Jna le the trip ::;&nd r t' l u rn(:d w C a nl <.> tJ c) ll T u ·sday, De< er.rl l e:r :lO. ea'Lolina Magazine Honors Charnpion By en, Hyd" EY r on likc1) Lore ci ~ a 1i ·t.l ' p raise now and then. ,IJ.:unpi on rece ntly received SOlll ni - r ma rks rron: Lhc peopic who usual! gi us .·omc hoic r ·mvr ks in the olh T dire tio n , our lir .insuran ompany. Th. ' eut.irc l>a k. ·over oJ tl1 ' 0 ·t bcr i. su of Factor)! Mutllal R cord, a monthly publi a tion of Associate·l Fa c10ry l\1 tttll;d 17ir Jn s ur~tn cc ompa ni , wa. devoted ln an exce ll ent " ritC-llj on Ch <tmpio n . The ir maga zin cover contain ed an acri·d p hotogntph of our Ohio pJ:1nt and a pri.11t of our fam o us trademark. ' iLlt th.is ac ompan ying stor y: "Champion Paper antl. Fihr Comp·wy each day con en s 2,600 conls of wood into I ,300 ton · of pulp, supply­ing most of its own ne Lls for a tl a il y produ Lion [ J ,600 t ns of paper. Each d ay, :o r ailroad a rlo d · antl 50 truckl o-tds of product 1 ·ave Champion I lam LO meet ind ll 1 ry's paper n eed . "The company's big mill in H amilton , Ohi o, like .its mi.lls in Canton, N. C., and Pa ad en a, Texas, exempli fies the concentration of high-value production £a ili1 Ies that is typical o[ me ri.can and Canadian ind u stry. "Among properties insured in the Factory M u t uals, il further exemplifies managem ent's bigh interes t in fire-. afety engineering that has m ade such con cen tr at ion ~1nd progress possible." Being in urecl by }actory Mutu.als assltre us o£ a visi t every three months frmn one of their h.ighl tra in d li re • cngmeers. These insurance inspectors m ake their r ecommenda­tions according to their finding , and we l1avc grown ro respect and enlist their recommenda tion p ertaining to fire safety. ' We o.f the Fire Control Department h ere at the Caro­lina Division have always found our contacts with F ·1.ctory Mutual to be very pleasant ones, and w e p ecially feel proud of the cover story they did ab o ut Ch ampion. \tVe are also proud of our r ecord of small Eire loss here at the Carolina Division. The Volunteer Fire D epartment and the l' ire CoJI[rol Section enli ts the aid of all Champion, in keepincr o ur plant safe from fire. When any Champion has a re omm ncl a tion p r t<lin ­ing to fire ·afety they are inviteJ to o uLact the Fir Contro l cction, talk with either o ( our [ire ins1 c tors, or with our Fire CJtief, J. V. Robin o n. vVe axe certain r.hat management's high .inL 'rest in fire safe ty will continue, allll through the imere ·t a nd cooperation ol all Champions we will enjo pn -peri ty., , job ecurity, and ,, on'L join the un ni.j10 d du tc job d <"!->1 ruction. by Ji.r . 7-\101'\ Tti. ·Ol JJ liLh :wi Ed :u d \ .V iii is i ~ rh · . nn of lr . and ~l r~ . l•. t W~ I Wi llis. 1-l is dad is t' lltpl u>,: f2d irt lh ~~~ f H"r M a llll · l;tc t p t ing: UI:' J a tttl(;lll • t C ;t r o · Ji tta .:lt;Hn pion. .\flk c: ' gr:~ n 1- l:l liicr i ~ 1 .. L \ t ll is of th · C it ' t!li< a l \l ! t i\Hf~t LIII tilt ~ I>\' · p;nt t~ W!! t. 1 • . \ l\i '\ IT\.(~ fc11 I'<H1ttll amf girl< i. h '1nmiH.' mon: p >pular Oj( th Ch.n11pion Y :.tdt '\e<t nn. \ uttk u I · 1.1111~" att· ~1-HlWJ hch' \ ith P.ml o·'~r~ il1 tnhtor. in tln J' l I. 501 HOLDIXG '\· · \ T.ERS, tht'St' young Lers are shown as <>Taduue froua ra-Y no~s Club wmk. On graduation re :CI\ e ·weaten in appreciation for tl1 e i.r participal'ion. • • they thev ' '\(.)(' , I'll 'W I., K. IJC':i C.Lt ·g atlt'ad- t <J. I ~·H t c.:d C:atJ ion llig!t S h ;t)l junion; a11d <"l'linrs :md Is c<m sid · red rltl c,: o l the mot iiiiJ>UTUrOL pn• ~.ram > 'rJI)W llei ttg tiff ·r ·(! i>y Il•l' \'\.1( .\ . l.'t r l,e'l.t;: ~ •,;«;io )l ~ tuttny 1,1 llw ft• · tt · <~g.:.: r ~ j r• 11r t1 to S:fh ak II) JililJii< f'tll' tit > fit ')>! litllC ~t;]d Il l(' ptugr•' ~\ il •<y 're nud. itl!-; i-, 1'1 rtt : tik<~hl ~> . Mll l\ fU L\A . Cl. 'G \ 0 11!\'!;S I ERS s tag~: '' sp ecial figu1 c lu ! Itt: d '• l igl•t of . >'j)'<tawrs d 11• ing ~1ot tr• Jailf \'mtth Jami>OH'c 1wog r:.m i 11 Ashr·\ri ll t·. ' I hrs 1;;tl\ fi fiH· is .)!,ltJ\1 in~ mor~:" pt•puhtr '!II l.t · ~· at lll tl•<· L h tll iiJ 'iuJI Y. [( ' "\ . ' l • t t t I DEPTH J'-2 F Wrn"l ALL PRO<;R c ct..t functioning m othlj, Champion YMCA h1h cumpl ted one of it' big rest yc: rs in his LOry . . . and is an licipatj ng even a big cr year du ring Hr9. Jack .J us Lice, executive secre tary, cxr,~ccrs .the total m embership to cii rnb d uring th€e com.ing )" ar t > nh.tu:: than 5,000 men, women , boys and g irls. T his shnply means that through a weH-ronn:ded program o

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