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-< * 7 C. 1 4 4 . ¥ al A -0-*9-40%..%4.%..%.0-4...A..4.0.-0.%.0%....4.V.A.%'.-4..%..%4.-4.%---47 0 i August 6 •c Elig - lay" i { 2 i The annual Goodyear Family Picnic will be ; t ( held on Monday, August 6, at Euclid Beach Park :. Q in Cleveland, as usual. Of course, the program will • C be one to interest old and young. t..-*..*.-*........,.•...*............................•.,••...:..#-*.*(....*I........•....*.............:.........-...6 1 Vol. 45 9-...'-'-*.--6.------.'*.r-.,--...'*---"7 4 1 Weekly Review 1 { OF , 1 2 Labor Relations i 2 036< ; Wage Talks / * ( One Decision ( 20.-b.......4,4.../.b..9-0.--0.-*....'.b....,0....Il. l, Wage talks between the com-pany and the United Rubber Workers continue at the Bilt-niore Hotel in Dayton. HOSE ROOM PICNIC DATE IS SET FOR SUNDAY, JULY 15 Fifth Annual Affair Will Be Staged At Carter's Lake; Pensioners As Guests The fifth annual picnic for employes of the hose room and their families will be held next Sunday at Carter's Lake, Tall- * * * madge, and a very interesting Decision covering one griev- program has been planned by ance has been handed down by the committee. the impartial umpire and is re- Games will be provided for viewed in this issue of The Clan. the children, with prizes going Complete text of alI decisions to the winners. Swimming facili-may be ,btained from depart- ties are available. The ball game ment supervisors and division promises to be one demonstra-chairmen. ting keen competition. * * * In addition to the various Grievance Nos. 387, features of the program, the 14566E and 1229 committee announced a plentiful Decision No. SD-217 Supply Of good food. Union claim that company i departments, who now are on Former employes of the hose has violated •:Supervisors Work ing" clause of agreement i.n- I• the list of pensioners, are to be operation of Ross-Waldron unit. honored guests again this year. Note: Three grievances are 0. R. Montgomery, division combined in this decision be- foreman, says a good turnout is cause each relates to common problem ( i.e.) union claim that favorable - and all hose em- non-bargaining unit em,loyes • :'. 0.3.,6ht.,,inth•, .,l, t,h:'." have been performing work of that. .T#•n -«Fi 04 CIAN AKRON EDITION Z----I - ./.-Ill 1 PROTECT OUR GOOD NAME AKRON OHIO, WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1956 ff......b.. .4..4.b..•0-6.-'-4.-'b....b....b....El.-4.......1.A.-0-0.14....4.9-4.-4..4.b..V-.....,%.2 . 0 Absolutely No Need For Having Old G i Diogenes With His Lantern At Goodyear ( ..1.-0.-'b..4.-0.4.-0.-....40*0.-0...-40.-4.....b..1.4.-'b..1.-4.1.-..=•..4.*....b..-'b.......••.0.-'b..41 A-IOGENES, the Old fellow • foreman in Dept. 111K, was who packs a lantern and feeling mighty blue last Friday ' strolls around in search of an morning. He had lost his wallet I honest man, wouldn't have to containing, as he said, "quite a I travel far at Goodyear anytime, large sum of money," along with especially last Friday morning. some very valuable papers. If he had stepped into Dept. However, after a nervous pe-riod of "blues," Gruver's face was wreathed in smiles, for his * wallet with everything intact • had been found. I -When he saw by the papers in U a•- Clyde Cullen was the finder. • the wallet to whom it belonged, 41.1/13- he hurried to return it to Gruver. '\\ "I am so glad you found the wallet," said Gruver. "While there was considerable cash, the papers meant a lot to me. Now, let me give you a reward." "Reward ? Nothing doing," said Cullen. "The wallet and cash and papers belong to you. Be-sides, I don't expect anything for being honest." However, Gruver insisted and crammed a five-dollar bill into Cullen's pocket, as he remarked: •You take that, and if you 152B, truck tire preparation, he don't want to keep it, give it to would have immediately bumped your church or some charitable into Clyde Cullen. institution. Besides, from the 1 Bryan Gruver, zone engineer bottom of my heart I thank you." Number 28 •EZ' GOEWEY NOW IS HEAD OF SALES EXECUTIVES CLUB Manager Of Sales Training At Goodyear Installed At Meeting On Friday E. W. •'Ez" Goewey, manager of Goodyear sales training, was installed as president of the Sales Executives Club of Akron last Friday. The installation of officers was held at the Fair-lawn Country Club at the annual club meeting. The National Sales Execu- •......6..........N PA-"A l ''F . ..1,--7 ' A-*St< .- 2 -$*ad"'-C'. - .•21 74'· . I ki'.p.-i"* 1 +4 A e ". , .5 ./ 63# A / 4 '%>L. 4 ,·. ' ... 036....4 2.-4% bargaining unit employes in -- . li violation of plant supplement :•0--••-*-- * •----.'--*.--.--.0-..-*-•* .-*.-...........0.-....-..............•'.*..•..............'.-*...•0.-.'--*..-.....•.--..--0--*6 \ clause which reads: / 9 "Supervisor will not perform • Another Example OfManner InWhich Red Cross E. W. 036GEoze"wey i work in the bargaining unit ex- : : tives, Inc., is a non-profit, non-cept he may demonstrate / Blood Program Is Serving Our Community 2 partisan, educational organiza-methods, or assist employes in j 1 tion with the following pur-emergency where damage to T q•Ih•/14•••9••b••4•••b••*•b••rf•*4••4••h••I•b••*••S0#4D*.••4••b••44•.••-••••-I•4••44••,444•.••-••4••-a•Ib•*-•••b•,4••••4•••,••-,••0,-•*•'4,•&*,-4•Ih*,-4••b.•4•I*.0,4•••/4••44•.••1••material, or hazard to employes •Blood Is Life Itself!" community. Similar cases occur daily. Many 1. To insure for everyone better poses: is involved." This dramatic thought was expressed last Goodyear folks and members of their families standards of living through better sell- Digest: Ross-Waldron unit week when D. F. "Don" Brain, traffic manager, I are alive and healthy today because someone ing. was shut down early in Decem- l export import section, Goodyear traffic depart- was thoughtful enough to give his blood to the 2. To provide the greatest possible ber, 1955, for major equipment I ment, was rushed to Akron General Hospital in Red Cross. w,iuomrkbeersr oinf ijnodbsusatrty gaonodd inwaaggesricfuoltrurael,l change involving addition of I serious condition. ' To repay the Red Cross blood bank for ex- through international. national re- '•Soak Barber" unit which ac- • Brain needed four pints of lifesaving blood tending a friendly hand in this crucial period, gional and local sharing of marketing commodates approximately 300 + immediately. There was no time to look for four members of the traffic department-Miriam inf3o. rmToaticoonopaenradte exwpiethriengcoev. ernmental. additional yards of dipped donors, type and cross-match blood. The Red Urban, R. J. Hoskins Jr., W. T,. Bush and educational and other agencies. and fabric. Cross was summoned and the urgently-needed 5 George Pierce-have volunteered to donate a with consumer groups, in all matters Crew consisted of four men blood was provided free of charge. Brain is on ' pint of blood when the bloodmobile visits Good- aff4e.ctTinogeldevisattreibtuhteionpr.ofession of selling prior to installation of Soak his way to recovery, thanks to the Red Cross year Hall July 25, 26 and 27. and sales management, and to foster Barber unit and continued to blood program. The need for blood never takes a vacation. ethical standards between buyer and operate with four-man crew This is just one example of the way in which Plan to give a pint of life sustaining blood when seller, employer lind employe. 5. As the voice of selling to provide following addition of new unit. the Red Cross blood program is serving our the Red Cross bloodmobile visits Goodyear. leadership for sales executives, and to Union claimed that work was .... - -- - _ bespeak acceptance everywhere of the being performed by employes advantages of selling as a career and outside bargaining unit in viola. Uiiion Members Oth..4*b..44*......6..44*...=....944. ,*-0.-Ob..f#-6.44.b2 Holiday Season of the importance of selling in the * tion of Supervisors Working To Attend Labor i FRIDAY THE 13TH i, Hospital Season clause. · u....,....,.,•......,•.......... *-...,*.........•.. Goewey has been with Good- ( economy of the nation and. the world. Decision: (1) Company has Relations Class l year since 1920, when he hired been in violation of Supervisors . For Velma Black in as '. I. , Working clause with respect to ( Continued on Page 2 ) THE OLD fIMER SAYS.' 1 +13'L'.'•lili..... . Ezra, the newspapers report more than 130 men, women and children were killed in highway traffic during the Fourth of July period. Just seems folks is bent on joining the masses on the roads on holidays, knowing they're taking risks. Seems like they ain't never going to learn. Forrest Givins, vice president of Goodyear Local 2, will head a four-man committee of Local 2 representatives to attend a course in labor relations July 15 through July 21 at Columbus, 0. Others besides Givins to at-tend the seven-day meeting are George Sharpless, Dept. 141, Friday the 13th is next. Fri • day. It is to be another good day for Goodyearites especially those on salary, because it's pay day:- -And who of us can't use the money, after celebrating the glorious Fourth of July or per-haps Just back from vacation ? a sales trainee in the Albany district. He also worked "Somehow it seems that a in the old Rochester, N. Y., dis-holiday season is the •season' set trict and has held several sales for me to go to a hospital for an positions in the field such as, operation," said Velma Black, general line saIesman, special Dept. 191E, factory and general truck tire salesman, store super-b office janitorial service, just as visor and assistant district she was to become a St. Thomas manager, Des Moines district hospital patient last week-on before coming to Akron to his the Fourth of July. present position as manager of entered the hospital sales training. LEAVES JULY 21 stock preparation; Harold Hor- Mary Lou Ellis, secretary to Velma vath, Dept. 137M; Ross Waldron, E. F. Reese, division foreman in last May 30-Memorial Day-pre- dip unit, and Charles No- metal products, is--leaving the • for an operation and was re-land, Dept. 111, engineering. company on July zi. The stork leased on June 13. The course is sponsored by is hovering over the Ellis home. Last year on Thanksgiving . the international union. Working on a temporary as- INTERESTING VACATION signment in the Plant 1 person- Margaret Seale, Dept. 835, nel department ,is Vickie Holt, office printing, returned to work who recently was graduated last week, following a week's from Old Trail School. AFTER CANADIAN FISH Two · weeks of "just plain Day Velma entered the hospital fishing" is on the agenda for for treatment. Jack Lloyd as he spends his va- Velma formerly was employed cation at Stoney Lake, Lake-in Dept. 384A, Airfoam, Plant land, Canada. Jack is irt Dept. 3. She ·has fourteen years of 722, tank lining sales, Plant 3. service at Goodyear. I. vacation, spent in visiting rela- ..r·. 1 -. tives and friends in Winchester, :.............%.....b....A.%.. %..%..4.4.........•404......................-....-4.=.A.4.4.4........0.-4 Va., and Washington, D. C. She i especially enjoyed seeing many / Hard work is an accumulation of easy things Q of the Colonial homes and j You didn't do when you should have. 2 plantations in Virginia. ....%..44..%0.-IM....b..4........4....04.-.Ap.J.%...4...4..94.t.b....A....0.-4.*.b..%. -1 i Mich. Dave. Thomas, assistant man-ater of sales and office person- ' nel, Plant 1, is spending a two weeks' vacation in Ludington, 0* ** / * 47 \- Jill t 4 a '* 4 f I i / ., -m 4. ,·· ./ . A 4 i ./ I . 4 - - . 1 i 1 ': ( , 0 >, '..' '. .*4 4*.. 'A © *Ball.*// 4 < ,Y •.WL 1 036 $ /4.. 3 ... 24 t '. $ :' I * & 1 I 4 t I A A 7 tr A 01 rQ «f .L A i ' 1 ir
Object Description
Title | The Wingfoot Clan (Akron edition), Vol. 45, No. 28 (July 11, 1956) |
Creator | Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company |
Date Original | 1956-07-11 |
Date Notes | July 11, 1956 |
Description | The 'Wingfoot Clan' is the employee newsletter of The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company. The publication consists of numerous editions including the Akron Edition, the Aircraft Edition, and special editions. |
Subject Terms |
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company--Periodicals Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company--Employees--Periodicals |
Location | Akron (Ohio) |
Type | Text |
Publisher | Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company |
Digital Publisher | University of Akron. Archival Services |
Copyright Statement | This publication is protected by copyright law of the United States (Title 17, United States Code). Copyright to this publication lies with The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company, which has permitted The University of Akron to make it available for personal use for private study, scholarship, or research. Any other use of this item including publications, exhibitions, or productions is prohibited without written permission. Please contact Archival Services at archives@uakron.edu for more information. |
Source Collection | Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company Records |
Identifier | 07-11-1956.pdf |
Medium | Periodicals |
Format-Extent | 10 pages |
Collection Category | Rubber Industry |
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Contact Information | The University of Akron, Archival Services, Polsky Building, Room LL10, 225 South Main Street, Akron, OH 44325-1702, Phone: 330-972-7670, Fax: 330-972-6170, E-mail: archives@uakron.edu |
Description
Title | 07-11-1956 1 |
Type | Text |
Copyright Statement | This publication is protected by copyright law of the United States (Title 17, United States Code). Copyright to this publication lies with The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company, which has permitted The University of Akron to make it available for personal use for private study, scholarship, or research. Any other use of this item including publications, exhibitions, or productions is prohibited without written permission. Please contact Archival Services at archives@uakron.edu for more information. |
Source Collection | Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company Records |
Medium | Periodicals |
Collection Category | Rubber Industry |
UA College | University Libraries |
UA Department | Archival Services |
Website | http://www.uakron.edu/libraries/archives/ |
Contact Information | The University of Akron, Archival Services, Polsky Building, Room LL10, 225 South Main Street, Akron, OH 44325-1702, Phone: 330-972-7670, Fax: 330-972-6170, E-mail: archives@uakron.edu |
transcript | -< * 7 C. 1 4 4 . ¥ al A -0-*9-40%..%4.%..%.0-4...A..4.0.-0.%.0%....4.V.A.%'.-4..%..%4.-4.%---47 0 i August 6 •c Elig - lay" i { 2 i The annual Goodyear Family Picnic will be ; t ( held on Monday, August 6, at Euclid Beach Park :. Q in Cleveland, as usual. Of course, the program will • C be one to interest old and young. t..-*..*.-*........,.•...*............................•.,••...:..#-*.*(....*I........•....*.............:.........-...6 1 Vol. 45 9-...'-'-*.--6.------.'*.r-.,--...'*---"7 4 1 Weekly Review 1 { OF , 1 2 Labor Relations i 2 036< ; Wage Talks / * ( One Decision ( 20.-b.......4,4.../.b..9-0.--0.-*....'.b....,0....Il. l, Wage talks between the com-pany and the United Rubber Workers continue at the Bilt-niore Hotel in Dayton. HOSE ROOM PICNIC DATE IS SET FOR SUNDAY, JULY 15 Fifth Annual Affair Will Be Staged At Carter's Lake; Pensioners As Guests The fifth annual picnic for employes of the hose room and their families will be held next Sunday at Carter's Lake, Tall- * * * madge, and a very interesting Decision covering one griev- program has been planned by ance has been handed down by the committee. the impartial umpire and is re- Games will be provided for viewed in this issue of The Clan. the children, with prizes going Complete text of alI decisions to the winners. Swimming facili-may be ,btained from depart- ties are available. The ball game ment supervisors and division promises to be one demonstra-chairmen. ting keen competition. * * * In addition to the various Grievance Nos. 387, features of the program, the 14566E and 1229 committee announced a plentiful Decision No. SD-217 Supply Of good food. Union claim that company i departments, who now are on Former employes of the hose has violated •:Supervisors Work ing" clause of agreement i.n- I• the list of pensioners, are to be operation of Ross-Waldron unit. honored guests again this year. Note: Three grievances are 0. R. Montgomery, division combined in this decision be- foreman, says a good turnout is cause each relates to common problem ( i.e.) union claim that favorable - and all hose em- non-bargaining unit em,loyes • :'. 0.3.,6ht.,,inth•, .,l, t,h:'." have been performing work of that. .T#•n -«Fi 04 CIAN AKRON EDITION Z----I - ./.-Ill 1 PROTECT OUR GOOD NAME AKRON OHIO, WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1956 ff......b.. .4..4.b..•0-6.-'-4.-'b....b....b....El.-4.......1.A.-0-0.14....4.9-4.-4..4.b..V-.....,%.2 . 0 Absolutely No Need For Having Old G i Diogenes With His Lantern At Goodyear ( ..1.-0.-'b..4.-0.4.-0.-....40*0.-0...-40.-4.....b..1.4.-'b..1.-4.1.-..=•..4.*....b..-'b.......••.0.-'b..41 A-IOGENES, the Old fellow • foreman in Dept. 111K, was who packs a lantern and feeling mighty blue last Friday ' strolls around in search of an morning. He had lost his wallet I honest man, wouldn't have to containing, as he said, "quite a I travel far at Goodyear anytime, large sum of money," along with especially last Friday morning. some very valuable papers. If he had stepped into Dept. However, after a nervous pe-riod of "blues," Gruver's face was wreathed in smiles, for his * wallet with everything intact • had been found. I -When he saw by the papers in U a•- Clyde Cullen was the finder. • the wallet to whom it belonged, 41.1/13- he hurried to return it to Gruver. '\\ "I am so glad you found the wallet," said Gruver. "While there was considerable cash, the papers meant a lot to me. Now, let me give you a reward." "Reward ? Nothing doing," said Cullen. "The wallet and cash and papers belong to you. Be-sides, I don't expect anything for being honest." However, Gruver insisted and crammed a five-dollar bill into Cullen's pocket, as he remarked: •You take that, and if you 152B, truck tire preparation, he don't want to keep it, give it to would have immediately bumped your church or some charitable into Clyde Cullen. institution. Besides, from the 1 Bryan Gruver, zone engineer bottom of my heart I thank you." Number 28 •EZ' GOEWEY NOW IS HEAD OF SALES EXECUTIVES CLUB Manager Of Sales Training At Goodyear Installed At Meeting On Friday E. W. •'Ez" Goewey, manager of Goodyear sales training, was installed as president of the Sales Executives Club of Akron last Friday. The installation of officers was held at the Fair-lawn Country Club at the annual club meeting. The National Sales Execu- •......6..........N PA-"A l ''F . ..1,--7 ' A-*St< .- 2 -$*ad"'-C'. - .•21 74'· . I ki'.p.-i"* 1 +4 A e ". , .5 ./ 63# A / 4 '%>L. 4 ,·. ' ... 036....4 2.-4% bargaining unit employes in -- . li violation of plant supplement :•0--••-*-- * •----.'--*.--.--.0-..-*-•* .-*.-...........0.-....-..............•'.*..•..............'.-*...•0.-.'--*..-.....•.--..--0--*6 \ clause which reads: / 9 "Supervisor will not perform • Another Example OfManner InWhich Red Cross E. W. 036GEoze"wey i work in the bargaining unit ex- : : tives, Inc., is a non-profit, non-cept he may demonstrate / Blood Program Is Serving Our Community 2 partisan, educational organiza-methods, or assist employes in j 1 tion with the following pur-emergency where damage to T q•Ih•/14•••9••b••4•••b••*•b••rf•*4••4••h••I•b••*••S0#4D*.••4••b••44•.••-••••-I•4••44••,444•.••-••4••-a•Ib•*-•••b•,4••••4•••,••-,••0,-•*•'4,•&*,-4•Ih*,-4••b.•4•I*.0,4•••/4••44•.••1••material, or hazard to employes •Blood Is Life Itself!" community. Similar cases occur daily. Many 1. To insure for everyone better poses: is involved." This dramatic thought was expressed last Goodyear folks and members of their families standards of living through better sell- Digest: Ross-Waldron unit week when D. F. "Don" Brain, traffic manager, I are alive and healthy today because someone ing. was shut down early in Decem- l export import section, Goodyear traffic depart- was thoughtful enough to give his blood to the 2. To provide the greatest possible ber, 1955, for major equipment I ment, was rushed to Akron General Hospital in Red Cross. w,iuomrkbeersr oinf ijnodbsusatrty gaonodd inwaaggesricfuoltrurael,l change involving addition of I serious condition. ' To repay the Red Cross blood bank for ex- through international. national re- '•Soak Barber" unit which ac- • Brain needed four pints of lifesaving blood tending a friendly hand in this crucial period, gional and local sharing of marketing commodates approximately 300 + immediately. There was no time to look for four members of the traffic department-Miriam inf3o. rmToaticoonopaenradte exwpiethriengcoev. ernmental. additional yards of dipped donors, type and cross-match blood. The Red Urban, R. J. Hoskins Jr., W. T,. Bush and educational and other agencies. and fabric. Cross was summoned and the urgently-needed 5 George Pierce-have volunteered to donate a with consumer groups, in all matters Crew consisted of four men blood was provided free of charge. Brain is on ' pint of blood when the bloodmobile visits Good- aff4e.ctTinogeldevisattreibtuhteionpr.ofession of selling prior to installation of Soak his way to recovery, thanks to the Red Cross year Hall July 25, 26 and 27. and sales management, and to foster Barber unit and continued to blood program. The need for blood never takes a vacation. ethical standards between buyer and operate with four-man crew This is just one example of the way in which Plan to give a pint of life sustaining blood when seller, employer lind employe. 5. As the voice of selling to provide following addition of new unit. the Red Cross blood program is serving our the Red Cross bloodmobile visits Goodyear. leadership for sales executives, and to Union claimed that work was .... - -- - _ bespeak acceptance everywhere of the being performed by employes advantages of selling as a career and outside bargaining unit in viola. Uiiion Members Oth..4*b..44*......6..44*...=....944. ,*-0.-Ob..f#-6.44.b2 Holiday Season of the importance of selling in the * tion of Supervisors Working To Attend Labor i FRIDAY THE 13TH i, Hospital Season clause. · u....,....,.,•......,•.......... *-...,*.........•.. Goewey has been with Good- ( economy of the nation and. the world. Decision: (1) Company has Relations Class l year since 1920, when he hired been in violation of Supervisors . For Velma Black in as '. I. , Working clause with respect to ( Continued on Page 2 ) THE OLD fIMER SAYS.' 1 +13'L'.'•lili..... . Ezra, the newspapers report more than 130 men, women and children were killed in highway traffic during the Fourth of July period. Just seems folks is bent on joining the masses on the roads on holidays, knowing they're taking risks. Seems like they ain't never going to learn. Forrest Givins, vice president of Goodyear Local 2, will head a four-man committee of Local 2 representatives to attend a course in labor relations July 15 through July 21 at Columbus, 0. Others besides Givins to at-tend the seven-day meeting are George Sharpless, Dept. 141, Friday the 13th is next. Fri • day. It is to be another good day for Goodyearites especially those on salary, because it's pay day:- -And who of us can't use the money, after celebrating the glorious Fourth of July or per-haps Just back from vacation ? a sales trainee in the Albany district. He also worked "Somehow it seems that a in the old Rochester, N. Y., dis-holiday season is the •season' set trict and has held several sales for me to go to a hospital for an positions in the field such as, operation," said Velma Black, general line saIesman, special Dept. 191E, factory and general truck tire salesman, store super-b office janitorial service, just as visor and assistant district she was to become a St. Thomas manager, Des Moines district hospital patient last week-on before coming to Akron to his the Fourth of July. present position as manager of entered the hospital sales training. LEAVES JULY 21 stock preparation; Harold Hor- Mary Lou Ellis, secretary to Velma vath, Dept. 137M; Ross Waldron, E. F. Reese, division foreman in last May 30-Memorial Day-pre- dip unit, and Charles No- metal products, is--leaving the • for an operation and was re-land, Dept. 111, engineering. company on July zi. The stork leased on June 13. The course is sponsored by is hovering over the Ellis home. Last year on Thanksgiving . the international union. Working on a temporary as- INTERESTING VACATION signment in the Plant 1 person- Margaret Seale, Dept. 835, nel department ,is Vickie Holt, office printing, returned to work who recently was graduated last week, following a week's from Old Trail School. AFTER CANADIAN FISH Two · weeks of "just plain Day Velma entered the hospital fishing" is on the agenda for for treatment. Jack Lloyd as he spends his va- Velma formerly was employed cation at Stoney Lake, Lake-in Dept. 384A, Airfoam, Plant land, Canada. Jack is irt Dept. 3. She ·has fourteen years of 722, tank lining sales, Plant 3. service at Goodyear. I. vacation, spent in visiting rela- ..r·. 1 -. tives and friends in Winchester, :.............%.....b....A.%.. %..%..4.4.........•404......................-....-4.=.A.4.4.4........0.-4 Va., and Washington, D. C. She i especially enjoyed seeing many / Hard work is an accumulation of easy things Q of the Colonial homes and j You didn't do when you should have. 2 plantations in Virginia. ....%..44..%0.-IM....b..4........4....04.-.Ap.J.%...4...4..94.t.b....A....0.-4.*.b..%. -1 i Mich. Dave. Thomas, assistant man-ater of sales and office person- ' nel, Plant 1, is spending a two weeks' vacation in Ludington, 0* ** / * 47 \- Jill t 4 a '* 4 f I i / ., -m 4. ,·· ./ . A 4 i ./ I . 4 - - . 1 i 1 ': ( , 0 >, '..' '. .*4 4*.. 'A © *Ball.*// 4 < ,Y •.WL 1 036 $ /4.. 3 ... 24 t '. $ :' I * & 1 I 4 t I A A 7 tr A 01 rQ «f .L A i ' 1 ir |