The Log Vol. 43 No. 11

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; Pasadena, Texas and Sandersville, Georgia, was featured in each issue.Showcase for our Sl-ills ... Pages 1 .. 9 ' ' • Our Cover The seerning,ly uurelated oiJ- . . JCC1s on o ur cover ar assoCI· at . d with th rt?e recen l ~ales protno t ion pi ~·es. Each is a tltem fr)r ~a l es kits which tntrod uce to Champim1 cus­tomer~ a sp cia! paper for spedal printing needs. For '' 1 l ~e-u. p of ll1>se 1 lin~ >td V<'l'· ~i .ing pice· se "SIH!Wcas s for our Skil.l ·,'' · plJg s 1-9. ' 1 ( ..., LIS~ · ~ -- . - '!:! ( I : """'- 4 - ........ -... ~--,~,- - < I I 0 :'! •• .l. . ,,.. • ' I • • ' • . , < ' •• ' ... • ¥ou may have the world's greatest product but if pe0ple don't k:n0w about it; sales are likely to be mighty slow. That's why morethan 'four billioo dollars will be spent in the United States this year on advertising and sales prom'otion. With paper industry today more competitive than . ever, a dynamic sales promotion progran1 directed to all paper users is an invaluable aid to Champion salesmen . . Potential customers learn of Champion papers from national ads, direct mail trade magazine ads and trade show displays . Three of Champion's lat st promotion pieces are ' shown on the following pages. Not only do they dem·on~ strate effective uses of paper, they also tell an important story about quality-whiten ,ss> opacity, printability, strength, foldabilit:y . . . · • Each message is ;1 tually a promise that every sheet of haJJlpk)n paper will meet the same hig·h standards. · p1 omise of qun1 iry that Ch.umpion gives and mut k ep. Co·ntinued on n e.· t page 1 • - f /ttd I I 1 1 - lr " J.,/L .- t l l . • . ' • • ·d • • riel . . ~ ' make the . ( 11 . · to see how ARIEL BOND gives you g rea ter brightness ond to see how ARIEL BOND gives you clearer carbons every timeJ ' Sbo ca es for ou · Skills tmu.ed . \"EDG VOOD COA.TED OFFSET • Tl: ~ ('biunpion ~pr-r 10'\\ tf._ y \.ho,Jl <-U:"t' biJtor..,., LO I?IVO yuu Q l)C"'V ('I(..~Qd..at...:<lJ) f, ~ ('OQ:{r~r- ~JWCI p • -l}l'P-; cc: tlng (Ooke h lli(t..r.oond ''"1)1tc f .1 -))18rkJ' N'i-l'~UI"ll<ni. ·_r.,fr('- ~ e~ l.!"Uer, ll.ltl'hl•gh brl.ght..:c. Sa.tnu ('C\I'I:l. >U«:: h h MpctCd {k' fOX"tll~- - 4 <.l \I'Ul PHOOF .•• (l Tilt-:\\'\_\' \ 1, f'("'' ( h r:tlph )I • ~, J ·u f> l '' \l\ ( ~f' .f" l ; ·•Jn .~ l.,r("' J t f ot I 1 o .;'-tlHUif"'"' n, ·~' H ~t t~tqt. ~i . ~hit!: O:t l }".,..t"' ..-J('} ''.e" r f nnttdalt4Hl f'f~J •)1 I 1<lU..' 'flhJt 1••• tfuer. h. Hlil .. H. I rfM'h ... \f' (11"6,.,1 14"'f\ft:" ,J~"'" !t: t tu • ~·)~~rft.•d 'r' .... rt-...h.lt ,..... 'll f h.f~ .th H ~J> ~' t ' ' \ • I t l 1 '" II "\V'A'I .H FOH l'l't • " D~amond \Vhite" appropriately de crib ,. Cham-pion's ne1v Wedg\\ ood Coated Offset. \1\'~dgwood ha long been one of our finest papers noted for its hri ht­ness, quality, and high-speed pres perf iTll ance. i\uw, after years of testing n \V coatings., our Rc. ear h and :Manufacturing specialists have leveloped a \Ved~vood which has more brilliant reproduction capabilitie , re­sulting in a new foundation for color. The .bright white hade of vVedgwood :ued Offset and its fine dimensional tab:ilit ar among the r a on for this sheet being foremost in ·ither in crl or mulli­color work. Its excellent pres pcrforman re ommend · it for a wide range of u . , su.ch as qual it r , d · rtisi ng l ieces, broad ides, promotion folder ,, y arba ks, and many oth r printing job ·. But, 1 with all ur pap x , it pr p . rfanna nc can b ' n bcll<'T than ou'r pm lu ·­tion pcrformanc . 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O .~ VR J ()() /,· oi n ha}(lo ne .1/i• ,,, tilt' .<:maU do t~ tha i make ir ~~- <i hlt' to rt'fn odt<ce fill tiw JOlla} <•al ve<. nf a fJ II Jfogra jih 'u r jmh11ing. T/t(' . 111 11 /lrr tile do'-' · tltr' It/Ill!" ft~ ifflfu! t hi' n ·prorlw • lion . [ ('JlJjJiar Coaltd Off. el is ii!Prr llv wi1al lo l ite llSe of fin lwlflo ne do1. , th e?·eli) caJ,f lo ing the full dc ltlil of thP ori,!l, inrtl piriuu'. The stune ha lf/ one i~; t•"fJJmlun d in i l' fJW j JPI size on the oulside col!C'r of tlti i.1.'u . - rf' TOCGl:ffR o., ar t.;!f;l.D . - -:-·. ,, • • • Champion encoura "CS our ·u tamers Lo " f ake A Closer Look'' at the ll t: \V Templa1 Coated OU: ct with be tter printing- gualit and improve(l rolJing cbar(lctcris­tics. lnsjde the Templar sales kit is a printer's m;.),gnifyjng glass o the ustomer can see Tcmpbr's superjor.it r for . himself. Templar is an ideal sheet for em.ployee puolica~ion s , envelope stuffers. direct mail folders , sales ca talogs and advertising pieces. Black and white halftones reproduce cleaner, and line drawings arc sharper. --rhe printer ge ts the san1c outstanding n:sulLs with d uor.oncs and full -color n :production . A pro luct reflects the people of the company. That's wh "Champion's experience and papermaking knm\ ­hm, v assure unifnnn quality, sheet aher sheet; dependable _performance, job after job.'' • Con t£rm cd an n ex l page • FOLDABILITY . OF NEW TEI\Q>LA, - . R GOA.T.ED OFFsET ~~ - ~ I • • Showcases for our Skills Con t in lied ' ' UALITY. • • the best salesman - . • Quality is stilfthe ultimate salesman and always \vill be. At Champion it begins in the timberlands where foresters such a Bob 1\tfcElwee nurse pine seed­lings into tall, healthy trees. Quality is the ~ kill and experience o f bztck tender Bobby )\fease converting pulp into miles of fine paper. It is Cornelius Betten and other peciali ts in the research labora­tories testing pulp, , tudying fibre be­havior. developing new processe,o;; and exploring the unknown of paper. It i..;; the coordinated effort of every Cham­pion. no matter what his job may b e. A Champion salesman on the streeL of St. Louis. C_hicago, or N w York h<ts no bctt r s 11 ing ·point than the r pnta· tion of the paper he offers. Booklets. bro hurcs and other adv rtising pic s give him valuable as istance . nut, in the end. it is rhc quality o( the pap -r it self that de term 1 n s ,.vhe thcr t h print r places a repeat ord ·r. Qualitr 1" a foundari m upnn which to build , nm. to rcsr. 1l h ~l<; 1 'en the .;;ourcc of our , t " n~th in th pa t ~ it i. our fnorni. e for t h futur . • - - • A new machine speeds prints of microfilmed records at Texas M ,· · YE R, A.c:n the managemettt of a paper 1nill could k ep all the nece · ary r ecords of the business in a fc ... w drawer of a filin · cal .inct, and u e the other drawers -'-" a a place w k eep their lun h and ta in coat . A. Lhe an of pap rmaking has become more scientific and a · the conduct oJ mnsL busine·ses Ins b ecome mO.I'C complex. it i. ne e · ary lo keep many hundreds of times rnore record . T h i, r equiremen t bas presented two problem. : how lO p rovid storage space, and how to keep rhe record. ac e ·. ible to those who must use them. Beginnin?· auout l 928, the development of micro­film in :r b gan to offer an answer tO these pToblems. Today, thou and. of differ ent kinds of business and indu rrial instiw tions, and g v rnment a<; well, put th .ir vilal r con.] · on microGhn. Wl iE LI NDA Jlt rl'F '\11 ·.1' "f: 1i1t: 'I PlOt. Did sior1• ll <'ed s IIJ mal t.' 11 ptill1 uf a f'C(Jrrf wlli rh i ~ (J II mio ,fi1m , ~ h e n • . , In : li t;~ el l J u~ rd ''" llic td 'isivn · ii k ' .,;c f'U I :11 ,,,,. lop of d,j , '"·lt llinc-. and riH ' Il pl(:o;ses the i1t11 10n . .. 1're~ t11 ' Iii lt·M 1i111 t iwn rJ, - pl!Mograplt r (OIIId pr · p ;tre lor ilw It t' l .<,hot , a j)tint of til(' tccnrd is <11uilahi1:. J(l • The ch ange has I een dr amatic. filing cab inet two by three by fiv f et, holding mi rn tilm, , n . l rc as ma ny records as several thousand con,·ent ional ca bin e~ the same size. The microfilm con. ti t u te a pcrmaneul record, a nd. a giv n piece of i nfonnati (Hl ~tored on the film can be easily located. Still, until recent] , there '"'a o ne gr ·at p rob l m associated with 'the us o r micro film. T o · t informa­tion from a strip ()[ [ilm, it wa · n ccc ary for t he I cr on to go to ·where the film wa stored, p ut the him in H viewer, and manually copy th in[ormat io n. Print c uJd be made from the film, but the pro c~ '"''a tunc-con­suming and exp n ive . Prints Can Now Be Made in Seconds A new development in th · micro film inclustr ·, h1 W· ever, has ch 'tngccl all th:H. ' Vith , ombina tion r , d er­pr. intcr d evice, a p erson m r el · fin<l tl1c filn1 b ·wam . prcsse a b11lton. and a print i · deliv red ~dnns l .imta n­tan cousl . T he p cr.·on wanting tl1 inforrnation nee I JlD l cv 'fl. visit the fi lm stur::tg seniun , [or b , an c:tll h\ t ·le phone ~mel request a cop 1 of a pnrti cul nr r cord . Such J reader-printer d c\·ic is n< w irt u · al Cham­pion's Texas Divis io n . R c 1rtls tT l en Lion i. nnd r th d i r ·ction )( Lllc a. 'liS[<llll .· crr~ 1 · 1 ry. and l' •cor I· n t in d:til usc :11·c cnn ·tanlly connnillt·d lo micrc lihn .. \\'hen 1h ' Pap r Jalttll'a ·tltring D ·p;tfltW' llt, for in ~ .m c. 11 'cds to rd ·r l•> ~~ purcha.s o rder i 1 111;-t ' h:H" issu ed . oJttc yc·::trs ago. S<HIH:o nc in tkll lkp ;rrlml' ll t c a ll ~ Lind;1 Huffnwn. wlw up('raL ·s th • minofi.lm quipnwnt, tclb her wh:ll he n · ·ds. n11d l'C(c ivcs '' prinl of Lh ' purc ba~:o.L' onl ·r in 1h ·· lH'.X l ma il ddi\ er . 111 :nt ' mcrg-cttc . of (0~t r. c , i1 1H f'~S c..' 11 g't·l' Ctll d e liver l .lt ' plin! i.n a nuUcr o f • n lllltl u: s. '"' ith Llw new l'q tlipmull , as r('cunl-k.e 'ping hccom •s m•>t c and more itlltJOI'l:t nt, it ~"' ill be <I p;r ·at nm\'cnicnce - if ant <1 tll'Cf'~s i 1 y - Lo Ita\' (' a II r ('qrcls uot in daily tl'll' 1wrm ncn 1l sLOn:d on micro film, and. y t jt1-;f , s rio~ <' tt1 th · p N)l l jn ol ed as his l lephon . - , 7-f\ S.HIFT: Pa ul Finney, 11 -yca r Ch::unpion aMI drum lnckl 'nd -r. p ulls a tcar-slt eet to check. the coa ti11 g· on til e" p:.tpe r ( top lcfti . i \ t h ome, l'aul is a ~er i o u s pho tograp her a nti hi$ afLer no<•IIS a..re likely to be spe nt· in his darkroom and garage srudio. lie is pre. ide11 t of the Champion Shlltlerbug· Club, spend much or h i. o ff-WOl'k time photog-raphi ng fami .ly an I fTi ends. \\'iJc, L orrai :1c, and daughter. Pa ul a, 2, (above) pose fo:r a portra it. Six-ye:tr o ld K athl.ccr• is also a freq uent subj ect for' dadtl y's ra m en~ . J>au l ~pe nd s an hour OT so reto ut hing his nega 111· .~ i 11 1 he even ings (left). Champion shift workers keep Ohio paper machines operating • • • • roun Bt·llTJ H r ', .\L . ln akfa..,t rtt four in th <.: a f't l - nooJt, coil <: IJt<:a · at J a.m .... Crat)', mix4;d.-up? Y ·s, lll<l) be, lor llt • da,,_,,.( rket· " 'L. H t tl for tht ~ lri ft - wo J k.cr, • it\ lil·~y 1o b<: ~~ non , 1 patt :rn o l things. '1'1Jc· men :md \\'OJI ·n , .. ·hn kc ·p Chion htmH 1i ng arot tlld th · c lo<-k wke thei'r ~ !tift <;< lr ·clid ('~ ill <;J ride, :tml adjw.t lheir ofi-W( rk hour~ ;md Jill' • <W ding! ·. ,\J;m · • of: the:m J>rt·f 'l' s.hift work l() tlw t c-gtd(lr d ~t) ' ( h ·dtt k·. Jr gi\' ·. them rnor<: f'imc .l or ~nll · k atou11d th e· ltrJU ~~·. g<~tdc ning. ,,t ·njo~i n a hrJbby. ,\nclwoth ·r-. s~t · lhey e c:nl fit :. hift work rigltL in ' 'ilh schoo l ~r ltnlu ks and house" k.cepi tt g. • ShilL work ers g·cnr r:tl.l ' h11ve :1 bvnri tc . hift uvu · o tlt u:-. . bttl whi le the find th ch:mg jng diflicu lt , 1h e)' n).all <tg-t tu · adjnst and kc 'P L llli no- ri gh a J<,ng. .\rHI th<' · keep Ch;unpiml g-oi ng right :dung. tno. Tltc j>:tpcr indu:. tr · .a~ witlt n1 :l1\ 1 ()t hcrs, j, :1 (ontinuou" rrodtiCtiutt ()) cr;tt ic n . ~ .htt l.U ll g d < lWIJ ~IJHl . lart ing, up tit (' nta<hi t lt~ i~ cos Li y and in,·ol\.ctl . :\ rnuud Lh< doc k. ilpnatirll'l t cquir ·-; :1 small ·r arn< HIJlt llf cos rl Ujlll JH ~lCn t • • Around the CLOCK •' to produ e a cri ,-cn amount of fin isbed p aper. Imagine three time the amount o l equipment, working one shift at a mill l-ike Champion! M achincry standing idle is not makina money, not providing jobs and sec urity, and not <t !ding to th economy o( tbe community. o the r ~at relay race goc on, each shift passing rhc produ tion baton on to the shift relie ing ... day -.hil:l 10 afternoon hift to evening ·hift. As off-days com up,_ a fourth sh ift tak o r. ncl the machines run and pap r rolls off to be fini sh ed, packed and shipped. On a.ml on goe the ra e, ,,vith seldom a break. Champion\ C t Coat Department is just on scg-m. nl of the tour-shift OJ era tion at Ohio Di.vi. ion. Each ' 11 7 ~ HII • I : Cu,:~l \\'ill rlnnrJ bad .. tntdt' l , 1,.,.~~ hi c11 • of Jr, l ,,, ._ 'ell a ~ hi ~'·'·~·~ whil • watchi•ll( l(Jr po. 1hl · d ·f 1.1 ill a }wet <•igJt11 C:atl ~~· · ~ Y(l ll c· n f ·cJ '!IIIH' d ·kt l~ 011 ~l J unnin .r he •r ' hen '' nH ClUJ.'! .~ ce th 'Ill. .\ft r work Ill .. ' I ;)5 a lig-ht breaUas L 1 Jt•Jf!Jf• t lu:11 ll.~u a ll ) lt:(')J'> ti ll fJI'uu nd :J p .m. (tar ri •In) ·1 ime ~>irh tbe fa.JrtiJ v U lll i C'> lll lh' a(lt' lllOOO lll dd':. nigf t o;fJjtr \ ·e ifJ lfH 'J. , (IJf'l · tirm:s it's a rorop wi.th Ri c.k>·· a~c ~ ~~· 11 jut ''11i11~ iu tht '''"-T.: yat'd wit h his wi l ·, I mug nc. a1111 ktiJ} I onda L()ui · . ucceecling ldfL continues tO k ·ep the drum · opcratin, ·. hour ZJfter hour, producing our f.in qualit, "Krnmckote · p<1 p ers . The dn11.11 maH doe-- hi~ •ig-ht·hour tum ;.md goes home, p ·rhaps to sJ<.:ep. through the br i ?" ~lte~t hom · of the cL.1y, or to pursue bis off-work lile on a ch dule that is out-of-step with hi da ·-workin n ·ighbor. Xe.· t week, he will change ' hift . and the - hcdllle wi ll b diffe rent. Perhaps he .,.,·ill be goin g· to ·work a hi ki(t-. con1.e home l"rom .-chon!. He \\·ill prob. bl b lookiu o­forward LO his "Jo ng i,. 0 k end" to and ma1-3n0 pl ~lll'> f )J' that do-it-yours If home project, or tha t huntiBg lrip, or rnayb · a family ontiag ol 'Om . kind. ~h.ift work h. it!) comp ·nsat ions, too! ' • ' ... ' _. 3- l l SHIFT: J3ill Cre ch, drum operator, che k to see if tempera­l. llre is ri gh.t for pa] r b ing mn (far left). !\:£an · hift work r ha\C pr fcrences for ·cn ain hif.ts bczca use o.f. li in"' hab.it or off-work acti\ritie , but mest ro 1a t · shifts, take the good with the bad. r ·ivi·ng horn ttear tnidn.ighr, Bill ·watche lh.e la1 how on T ( . n1 cr) 1u g t Ut l><tseball or fon tball ore before retiTin for tb nigb L. l o:nn i<!, ag 6. meri m s 1 ·aiLs up for lad. joins .him Cot TV. 111 the morn ing Hill j - t:t t to joio tl rest of: tlL family for break f~1 ~t (righ t) . hown ' ith Uilt aT K-u· n, ag ~. hi ife T hc'lnta, ·aHdra 4, R onnie, and R !ph. ag 8. 1 ' ... • • • T.:u: ALL·JMPORTA. tT iiEASO . for " ·h otgun swingin " is t~m.ler w ~ . and in rhc hills ~•.fo und Canton it's the • pa ·. ff time f r :week of preparation. Not -only Elid Carolina Champions pracd · to improve their marks ~ man ~hip, but many of them . ran their huntit::1g dogs fre- . . . quently to ·'harden up" the e<mines for ch e seas0n ·ahead. · hampim1s uch as Troy Erwin tarred as early as ·epteml:Pl'. A naturaL hooter, Troy didn't devote much rime tO tai·get', bu [ he sperlt hours aEield with his· set-ter·, . "Pete,'· who co-rered tqe tubbie fields in search of ql\\a il - during the pre-season "running periods. ... . . Other Champions, like Dean H aney, .E-ph R::t)l-J'~t:nd, Charlie Blankenship and Jim SwaHont shartered chry. , birds for \!<:'Ceks to .itnprove t