The Log Vol. 20 No. 07

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.• • • AU 1938 • • • • 0 • ' ' • ' • • • .. H~·.....-kbiil Mountain, near Lm,,ille. in V•/-estern North Co.rolma for AUGUST 1938 - - - VOLUME XX Number 7 Established 1914 - - - . - - Twenty-Fourth Year oi Publication Published by "The Champion Fam.ily" CA l~TON, NOR T H CAROLINA : • • .• HOUSTO_T, TEX.l\.S . A THOUG.HT FOR THE MONTH He that dwelleth in the secret place cf the Most High shall abide in the shadow o1 the Almighty- Psalms 91: 1 . The paper for the co~er of this maqazine is made in our Canton Division plant out of wood from the forests of North Carolina. The ~per for the inside pages is Champion White Hingefold. made in our Hamil1on Pla.ri.t:. We manuJacture many qrades ot bleached Sulphite papers .. Machine Finished aQd Super Ca l~nderod. The Old Blockhouse of f or1 Edgecombe Author's Note In the :\pril. 1938 issue o( Tt-t£ Lor.;. '\'\e began a s<'rles n l anidcs •>u the L"ni;.cd , tate~ «nJ it~ Contiguous Territery. tn d.i::- anJ future i ·we:- we shall ~ive a shon historv ef ~ . t:ih.h stU\.! This will ret.ttlil"e a greal de<ll of researcl1 work. I Jmn. n:r. we hare that these ;irt.idcs wil·l be helpful to some r<:<sJt·r~ of this mM:~z in e. PART 4 MAINE M !.\.]~E. the l ar~e~ L of the ::\ew England States. is sit ­ualed in the extreme nonheastern pa rt CJf the '.niu~d tat<:s. and "tf;; f ormcrJy a part of ~ I<1ssach u etts. lt i::; bounded hy the Pro,·ince of Quebec. Canada· Pro\';nce of .:\e'.\' Rrun~v:ick. the A tlantrc Otcan, Bay of Fundy 1 and tJH~ Sr.ate 0f _ ·ew Hamp~hi rc . \Iaine ha:> an .1rea of 29.&95 ~quare mile of land anJ 3,145 sq~>~are mile. of wa rer. The s u rfacc uf rhe 'tat~.:· is J ar~el:: hiil>· and rnuuntainfJUS. except atong the coasL. \Yhich i ~ Hat and JJtar~hy. 'The hi~ht~l ~ I evat ion is ~ J uu nL K. a tah­Jjn. '\:ifh an ~~Je,<tdtJJa tJf 5.3h3 fed~ The cuast line in Yery irr:•~guJetr !tnd wirli ib nurrJer(HJs ind~ll\ ~ liun:;, pn.: ent ~ lt>Jt ~"Lh uf (J\/er 2 ,{)0() JttiJe:,. \\'IJiUit·r ~~ okr: r;[ ir as "hun­~ J,cJ IJarl,urr·d ~· \fairie. Frnm tl~e c-oa t. dw J.~nd , on ris~·s tv a t'r,n id~rahlc dcvat i<,n r in fa cr, uuly ou ·-third <,f tht.: ar~:-a ttf d"e ... tate·::' L··l.,w ~(J() f~o:t t abo\c t it.lt''-\<i ll'l. \~' bile .. t L:.: IJllthc.:rn pan t,f the tate ir~ bill'-'. '-r""t it <dfwd5 muclt finta f~rrninv Jan'. \ L,in(· h:;,"' uv,•t l ,;orj hke~. ~ ] ,.,~:du .. .td f,ah:. thr•larv•.:,..r .. t;s 1hin}-ftn.· ndle ... Ifill?! rtnd ,..,n wile)) wid(.•. It t~ 1/>:?3 ftt!l :tbtJ\t se.a lrvd l {;utg;l~-) :11u l Ri\.'h.tril ~·JI L;tkv;; j, the c_!SiHil. h~n'e :J(l .'l1ft l l lde tA ]. ) t)O I t.. l . .. r" t' ' I 't I {.' is \\ (' u ,., \1 J t i > 1 i I ~ d \' i t I J ll1 j Ill> r d f\. b n d ~ i ; II g . I n d fJJt ,lllJHJI'!J I ClJ H.nt :.l lld (dJ J'~ll. 'l'l1c• ltl •·S! iUJ!!tJfi!..d l\ fll­du Ji\.s 0) ~L.~ine;; ~lit· J1slwrit·•. v t" r m&Jtn.fu···u 11 11 ~. l1)ftt'11 ~nd ~\ovHe r a 1r.ill .hvtJt .and !1!'' b1 11 11<•. a nd o.jltirilltddiJJ r, · 1 lJd~ ?f tJw ' fa{( ' II:) C.V'-'t'lt:d \Vtt!J f, JI'l' 1:: {'iJH~. J'fllt:r•, }t{ l ll lr ··k. 1)J J. h awl tJiil ·r lJ Cj • ··') Ju:· :•t' c 'rH~r} ,1 • it i$ 'ltd ·s::, Af! The FoJmation and Derivation United States and Its ing rrom pastorial to majesric. is .. carcety ~·urJ..'ta sed in the ·w o rld~-'' lVfaine1 ometimes ca !led ·\he nation s :;,U rt rise portal,''~ was the scene of several of the er1 rliesr attempts t0 colonize rhe Nonh A m.e rican contincn·t. 1~he first auempr: to :>ettle this lerrironr '''as made b'T the French in 1604 under De­rvf OIHS. v\l hO, having received a [)Cl tent fr0rn the }'i' rench J{ing, plamted a large c0lony on Neutral Island in the t. Croix Ri·ver, but was soon ·withdrawn. In 16 13, French J e uits establ i·shed a mi, s ion on 1\t[ount Des·en Island. ·wh.icb was • expelled by th.e British the follO\Ying year. Tradrtion sars that tl1e Ca:bots enr ouL br England in 149.7-98, tro sed the Gulf of Maine during their first voy­ages. Verra~aflo sailed along the coast in 1524; and ~~~as , o pleased with the grandeur and beauty of the region, now knovrn as _ -ew England: that he <;:a iled it 1\ew F ranee. T he coast was vis·i ted an4 es:p lored by Gomez in 1525 · by Rut. an En9lishman., in J 527 ;. nd re rf hevet . . a French Roman Cathol1e p riest, in 1556. and by Pring~ ent out by Eng­land i o J 603. Of course the above is only tradition and m·a.v or l'l1a .v not be true. In 1620 the K ing of EngLand made a divi-stl)ll of the .grand Charrer of 1606 and granted ro the Plymouth Cotn­pa ny the v\·hole of t he country lying ben-ree-n latitude 40° an.J 4 · t ~-: a n.d the fil-... t.: permanent English ~ettl t!oh~t'lt w~1 s made at P t: nHtquitl in 162'J. 'Th ·countrr "' as a iled .. \ f t1 yne ·~ because· i l \ as thotJght to b~ the ~J a_-ne'' 13 nd of the ::\ ew E n.gl and Sta tc . In 1.63 5 the t'e~ion \~ a·s grnrncd b~ the :British LO 'i·r Fcrditttand ~) €_;orge ... . \\·ho es- 1 a b]j,·bed bis sea t nf gr~ve rnment ~ l York- . ln 16.-1 .!\ [ :~in <:: wa." nurde :1 p .. rt '- f the L'f\t HlY \.1f ~b.t ss<.u:ln.J s~~l s, (tud in. th at COilnc · tiun "nts maintl-nh.d unril 1820, \\ht·H. on ?\l cn ' h J, ~\ l aine l\ J.' :<h1miu. ·d tu th"· t :nion a n s ·p.anlle sUlle . .. F or nt.an\ \~&;-~ ,·· it \\a, · ~td,· ~t.hnHt hrdi iLs pt t'..,(,.' ll t "- ii.t·. th~ "~.1 ·ten; l;nniL,n, bt·XJuJld the P .n­oh ~.cut Ri\ t• t , w:ts ( IHttHed b\ -\!rw Ht \l l1S \' it.-k. F\ r ~l I• n v. ' ~ l lJllt.• tf tr· rc: W~rr- b itte r '-llS {'l-tt;t~'S bl-"1W 'Ull £he l 'n-itt•d . ~ (~f S ::utd Fu ~ l ~tnd ••\ct the hunnda1~. thl' l.t , f c~r wh\(h was S"t-tled in H~-k~. · 01w uf lni·ul:\. lt O~ t \ .duahJ,• O:tt ur.J r~,.,-, llli Cl'' t~ h,;r l'\lt.H ' i\'t• f,,,\;·q , 'l h\· ll 1rr h ~ s Ct l· rti t )n i.., :, gnat ti rnb~ t r tl(llfll tllg :lh .• t. h .:. h lJ ll. l tkP ~Hh.} 1 l\ <' S J nd 'f tl p(' 'li­l t,sf l ~ .td·q~ lt'd fcJ lliHlhertltt'. • 't lw l ,;~ t\d .. url .. ,tt• ~nltlf'l't ( :-. !'H<Jt <'' tll.• tt l tJ.(JUO:OOt .t "' n.·s. ~ '' ~rea t:qwd l l• :JlJ thl· \.h -r . t· lc" J· nJ; l.tu"l ~ l .tll ~. \ \ lut • of The States of Continental Contiguous Territor • it j.; Al!\ a ~~"~"~Ht f:u mjtl~ ~·uUD{J"~. \ t)l it hn~ man, r1 11C iar!t' :~nd J'l'-1:-f'\.)ru\ts far nh:·r~ . The l.:ugt··t rivers a;-l. the PclH b ("ul. b.." r~Jh"t"'~:C . .~ \ ndto~(n~~·in .,~nd Scxo of the -ottth­Ci'tl ;;;l~'I .._.an~ the ~ t. .1•"~hn and Sl. Croi:... .. A the notthern. ·1 i1eir "< 'H~e:; at:c "'t a hi~h de' ation, anJ c-unscquently ore j!l:Cllt ;.,ur\.~e~ ut \\:lte'r-r\1)\\~r. ·'he di,11a1c. th('ugh cold. is n~>l se'"t.'rt:'. 'fhe average \\i!H'- \ca)r'er,Hnre i" ?0 .,. ]'he cold has a cotBtancv "hich m(ik~s , .. le:::.::- :~\ et t~ felt than the changing temperatures ,c1{ m .-<')rt: ~o t thern ~ections. 'II1 .. ~·~~n Ptr~ are ~hon-k~s than five n1onths beLween f:·o. tS h1 1t tf'(' thl'rmometer . omet:ime:; ri$eS tO l ()l)0 , rfhe !~ke,) 2nJ fttrt'$tS auract large ttutnbcr~ of tourists and the :-c -t'f)a~t :s lint:d \\·ich the cottages of su mrner resid ents. Ti Ul i--t~ 'i~ i. }da1ne r rtlffi all part.:- ~>f the cou n trr. both win t and ::-ommer. Bar Harbor, Old Orchard ancl ·York B~at.:ht:s anJ the i,..lantis oi Ca~co Bay are an1ong the rnost !' -.p ·lar and fa:-b1onable one .. in the country. f he 6 tizen$ oi ~Iaine ha,·e. s ince pionee.r days. been in­l( ·f(· ted in edlJcation oi the vouth. [n 1794 a cha n cr ·was obr~~neJ for the eHablishn;ent oi Bo,vcloin ColleO'c at lln.ns ,,i~k. CL'lhr. the =;;,ecolld colJecre establ ished i~1 the • ~ta,c: ...... as opened lll 18 18. B aLe5i colleg-.e " ·as chartered in ").;. 1he !\Iaine College (;[ ,\ gricu iLur~ and the 1\ Jechan ic \.;· s v.a~ esrablisbecl in IS62. By act of the legis lature in 1 ">'}i. ; J,<"' nan.c of the ins{1tution became the Univers itv of - !'b.in£:. \laiue has SlX St.ate normal schools, about 6Q acacl­em~ e:-. eminarie.:> and in::wti tt.ne$. Above: The Lafayette Eln) a\ Kennebunk. General tafayette stopped in an old tavern near this tree when he v-isited Maine. B·elow, left: The Monument to Love ll's fight is in the town ol Fryeburg on the shore oJ Lovell's La!<e. It was here that an Indian ba ttle too~ p lace. General Lovell was a man sent out from .Ma.ssacbu· setts to look up this ln.dian settlement and desiroy it. But, most of his men were annihiliated. Below~ The buuse where Benedict Arnold stopped on his march to Quebec. lt was near here that the ba lteaux were made for this historic trip up the l{ennebec to Quebec . • uman e· alionJ THE :'\i:.etcenth A11nual Conference on lluman Relations · ·1 JnJu::.uy was held a t Hlue Ridg\!, .\'nnh Carolina, -hh 14--l l). ; Thc- mc.;t:t ing wa~ called to o rJer hv, the Chairma n of the Pro1UY ;on Committee. Reuben B. RcJben~on . Executive \ 'ice-Prt: ... ident uf The Champion P~tp(;!r and Fi bre Company. ~1on: than thre~ hundred and fifty people attended the con­ference from the "Oittheasu.::n 'l state . Ohio . .\:cw York1 Pen11- s•d vania and :vlassachuseu~ . h. ·.,·as, perhap!o'. diJe r1f thl:' mu~l intct esl ing aud helpful Honorable Clyde A. Erwin Speaks at Champion Y 0 . \\ r.:dne dav eveniwr. r ulv ~0. tiH: I lrm. Clvde \ . J~ J .•{iU . ~Ujk~·i nt~.;ndent c~f f~IJI IliL f ll;')(llltliOJ1 f(Jf 1 he !'>ra <:!A .(Jnh (;Holina ... J••,kt. at rile.: Cl.arnpi1Hl Y. \ 1. C. ,\ . on h~~ · J hjc• 1 ( ,f Sa f ·I) . . 1r. f•... .., ;n is ;j \'t·ry nbJe SJ·cal cr. Jud hi~ di crJtt rsc rm .rfc y -y,·~ ~ b.Jfh inrC,!r•~~ Lin~· :;ntd i11 I.IUt l iVl'. \\ t \\i-..11 tl.tat eu r) JIP~.: mhcr llf tlw ( I.:JJrlpit~rJ f;.~ tully <'•JIIId h .d.\ l' lw:1 rd lr~rrr. lft· •ll ..,,d tlw fac lhat rh1· lntrcl Jfl Jnl11d j.., 1ltt \ ' 1'1'\' h«· t ·del) dtuC'' «ud in ,,rdt•l te, pr ev 111 ·,qjtf,·nr •. \\~' t>"h( ~uld lr ~iu 'J " wind. ''> d,ud· } "Jq,.• ·Wt: at 1. • nd J L:I It I •, . ~ 1 r. I r ~ 1 n t :11 i~d 1 h .. o d 111 IllS' tl ,.. J il -.1 (' h ""I It·, r: 1 • mc;~ n• dt'llt f,,:o IIHHI 'Jt,d l'llldH '51 IJnul 1,11 ··~ 111 tlt~ 1-. l.~ll" lrau J r;JIC J rlail~ 2t 1 (if)tt < hil·ln ll 111 .11ul l'ttJIII { lJ•JtA \\ ;d, wJt :s iw•lc: ;u ·· idlsll on rh•• 1,\t.l'. It• •.ttl \\hh.:ft i a crt--It 1t1 dJ• (JJd t,rth Sfau< Jfc l?111pl t.J 1/i I tiH 1-!r• lla:•l 1h cn11 l'l\' iut ,,f l••nn,,n iii" tlld Jirt·l. ,h, ''l" ill" pr11l h·n1 ' ' d.tr. I Ji, It• r tltut U)t.; • tJ,< 11 OIJ1 ' l,lllld•·· I rf,,Jtt'l'j ~Uitl pu "I'J, .,,,. d c itl..: tll h il1c;J C\7.1'r) ) (' 1. i, " 'hall• n~.- !f1 ·vc 1\ , itt:ll 11 (,1 - , ,, 11, t ar•1l;,w ill d 1111 I 'uit,·d Sl;:tTt ln '''I· :)'h !r 1 sl 111 111 ·r of !Htlll,tO ljft•. (4J mceLings held al Blue R iJ~c. Re p rescntati \·<.:~ from the Canton Di ,·isi,,u uf Tt e Chanl­pion P aper and F ibre Company were: Reuben B. l(,Jhl'rt­son, Reub~n Robc.:n ·on. Jr., ClpJc Bl~the. \\·. JL Bar~i<a)'. Joe P O\\ ell D a lli ., \\ ebb. Anhur Clark. 13 v~ '-1 .'t: rn(:"\. '\. . R. \\'ild. Lee :\ltVlralh. Hobbit Ct)(.)n, H. \\·. ,.'r.\ le . i l u..,h ~ .\ 'kCrackc-n. C. C . . uttles. Cct\r~e .\ nlntr. ~lr. and \{r;,. " ~\L ed vV ill ian1s, Z. _1. Reece, H . \\-. S1amcy. P. 1-3. Y~lrk aPd C. \N. Phillips. From the ll nn.1ilton D1,·ision: .\Ta lllh: Zie~en­hcar<. lt:. Kenn eth 1 ;-ai~t . An<.h· 1\ ndrr .. on and Cal 'k.iPrn~ll. ' . LABOR DAY CELEBRATION Committees have been appointed and arrange­ments are being made for a big time for all on Labor Day, September 5. Clyde A. Hildebrand is Ge neral Chairman, which is a guarantee that a good iime will he had by all. \\ · •' i t t' r : \ 11 d \\·I' a l \\ill \'lllJ h.l\t' lll lltillK~ • (. 'n-.lotnc:r · \ ll·. \ ·\ aiLt..'J : 1 \d~,.·. l'uc.,tutth'l: l ;hl<.'itJIJ~ Hu. .J u.,;l tl .~.. ·h~s. ----- F:.n II H .. I ( , ,, Ulll ll~ ~ lh l\\ Ill~ urr lti , pib): ) l ~. ~ir, this i I Itt' 1. Ill' ., I I' t j! I h.r \ · '.7 1 ll1 d h i $ ll-.4 1 n \.' h l 11 k . \ t it.,t : llu1.\ '''"ll \Cill In tt~llll~ hitn th. L{ J tllll 'I: I k \. .d\\.l\ ... llll\1111\ ~ Ulll .. c IIH· I'C.'II. ~..-..----"""' ' !'be· \t•llltl' I c-l \\9lk~.:·,l tq l~t)hll ttl tlu \\,llll.llt he ,, , .1 l• '~ lw the lit·lllltl ql 1h<' h•P:.piLtl. ·• f l. I •''' I ir'llkll till J; ,,t'(,~,.•t , J.jl'U"l' ~·· ~ ht• ,1 ... 1\\-'l{. ·\r ,, ' .11 \\1,11 , , 11 n•-.·r" •·r ', r 1 ""'> I •11 lai •. ;-,j tL''· • '\\ II \\ lll t J 'nl r lad l•• lllt'l"l \I ILl. l'lll lit, ill tl h~·l p· • • - Hvw m ch cf vcur t ~ do c give ·'fo yo:ut son At the ~nd o! th day '~he:t .. uT work is all done l Ha've ··~u ever ettd£~'V.Ol"ed. i,c look in his heart­In hi ~ eve1~yclay Uie .. ius\ what is Yo-m part? Whe?n iet"'O ·s n1'nJ. "f<~-a la.pp ~n to come, Does be thin.k of you ·as a .. ,hossH or -A chum? · o you e :-~r l~ t tem.~\· hold y·ou in ~ts q~ip . Wl1en 'ldndn ... ss is· nooded in '3tead ol the whip? 1(:> ·only too ~ii'SY to ~cold -aud tQ preach, ':But tba. only pu,s him iar ou! oi our reach. fbere s ~Iways some \Va!' th~t a boy can be won T-0: "~r a:V$ ot thinking l!o1.; th.in<;ts sh.ould ·be done .. 'f .. e sJ:.a11 ht! show liim w ~ liv-e as .we talk, He~ll .~(k r. w.ard to to!low th,e -paths that we w alk. l o d~ y we lla ve aese-1 v?s more of our care~- rld- yes .. 1 would say te#s deservinq a prayer. i et~u:se~ ~:te ..s a t->robl0m: becau.~e he's a boy- ut V1 ha~ axe the mean$ that you try to employ To fred ~h~ s:olution-the road to his heart~ At d what are the ies2o-ns, your actions impart? There·~ no one, more t".1Ulfing to come to you, Dad___,_ Al. d no stauncher pal will you eveT have had 1ha.n son, who's await:.nq the clasp of your band­That says you are with h~m-that you understand .. If we will but show him we want to be lair, He·u always reward u.s by doioq his share,. And Jet's nof expect him to think as a man­And let them be boys jusf a.s looq a·s they can. The glad days ol boyhood soon tlutter away, . s" let them JiJe. playlu1 a.Qd romp while they may, Artd lJ we deal fair ly we~11 finti we have won That p riceless possession-the faith of our son. • Charles S. Kennison ~~~------~------~-------- leaf tnan \a:;·as arre.:-t 'd for murder and \l'\"as tn reL his r~rc-iim~aar~ hearin~ the JJ~·'"t d1) . \Vbilc he \vas lt1cked in cl .c; ,lt h-e '.',. ~;- d<.nc.in~ 1 nc.l info..'~ll~ ~ ~ thr .• uf!h h~ \l.' a;; happy, ·-' .J t e. .iailo1 Vlf.JH! <'Jn a pi ·c of p.i:J.pcr~ "VItaL rn.akc-~ you f·~ l ·t.J jo1ly3' ~"J ne deaf ma n \\tote baek.: <=B(;eaus· J a t 11 t~ ee n'J hc~u;n'r tcmCH't"f.'J\\ . 1 ~~ •;..! seen ... Jill ( .":r e.cra.:nli: ; : Ye ·? J. •.. k ( bru ta 11 ~· ) : l 1.:0 h:~~ '" at \ ntt (,( l!cnc r. • ~ 1 )-ien·ti.. ..) r~t eu/.i~· dPdttrrd ,lwt k; .~·,t;! ~hr;r4£ n.J liJ•-np i].lt Zi; t., 11 /.•el;-.' • Recent Visitors \\"<;were J'k4 !h'tl Lei h:~ve wiLh U ' rc<'c n t l ~ . J\ laHdc Zi(•gcn­h ~· anlt. Kenneth f ar'\t. C<d ·· ki llmnn, and i\ih.l\· _·\rHler on • f ro rn the Hamiln,n Div·isit)ti c1f ' l.fhe Champion Paper aud Fibr-e Cumpany. ' !"heY also attended thl: Cun fert-n<:e. on .Ht,man .P...cla- • tion~> aL 111ue Ridf!e. \IVc Lope that t.h(~ \isit: \'\tt $ a pleas-ant Ul1C ~nd th at they will corne aga in. Enjoys tJG~ow-th of Our Country" Articles· 1\ r P.. G. \~; . ph iii i.ps, EJi Lo r 'T N E Loc: July ll , 1938. I believe T J1:1 voi.cjng tlte ~ t' rUi tu e nL.; of all Charnpion employees ~~· hen I say) our se ries of artide~--. '' 1~he (~r-o ~th of Our Country'' ha, made 'fHE Loc; more readable ttnd i nte res Ling. 1 look I orwanl to m v LoG no"¥ o1ore than eve r befo re becan t",e of you r B rs d\cvre6 of History. This is lhc firs t (jmc L can Lnnhrully sar 1 enjoyed anrthing hj to ~·~.!2a.L Of cou rs~ l co joyed s.eeiog the picture$ of all the I.J t.de two-m.on d1-old juo i o r~) a ocl reading the reporter/ cr , l urnJ~ S hnt only passinc:ly. You seen1 Lo have gotten Lhesc a rticles into a human! Dla n -ro~ n1 £U1 vein, and u n 1 es~ y ou begin to ~ound t00 cla . - r0w11 ish anJ r~m i nd me of t h ~ dark dayl' of my youth, I h::dl t untintn; tu rca·d and cnjo} your series. ( 11· a te f l 1!1 y, \N Al.l .. ACF. \Y 1J 1TE. Ecli~nl''s :'\ nc : 'l'h ~nk~ . Vv"a llace., ynur cotnnH'·nL arc f! n..:;,l t! y . app l'\·cia led. Sltt h \\'Ord~ of ~· >mmendation are en- ------~---·--- --'--- I Pirt l ll : \ ". hrn is· 1 ~n n y pl n y ing n H hi ~ hanu organ ? ~vi ~~ ria : O.h, I t hjn k 111 ;n he he play de olt..l f .... , (~ :>on g. t~Cttdi t f t!Hn g 1u~Nin~ old.''· :\J r~. :\.argcn: ) ou k th;w, I susp<?ct that 111 ' hu ~band J1as a j~ ,,·(· .~Ta.ir "'i th hi ' S t(."Jl d~Nij her. · l\ 1 ~nd: Oh. J tlt)tt\ bdic\c i . You a rc (•n ly say iu~ it tr.> • ·~ ~tk( fn~ i ·ainu ~! ' [5] ' • Jj,. { '. \ . ]lJLI,t'A~ I \ ;\.l>. r ;P' ,Jlir•/ { ... , ~ t· \ T ~ t'R I f1 F ~ r <;. V\ t ~..:c 1·l m h k ~u r(·l.ttnl ) ca 1 •. in \.lJ "'c\elt t ;n' •li'L'-rrntu.: L i,~t> d~,-r-;~· .·. \~~, in tht fu.al .Jl'"lh ' i . t h•' P"'-~' •'nl :Pn ..,)! n ..... :·till dq t".J H...' r·ri t h·ir· :lll~· •• ;' 11 .t,t.~ 11HI · nlpl'' ' <-'-=~- ur 'l1 llw l'·lC:!lh'n.' bo haq· thnll I J', \. dv iH \'1 'll ... '. 'i!d tq P!'l tht; h. ~Ki u:..: o l I ht.• 111.\nac.c· 01 li~. 1-f ~011, ;h .J it ·rerna n. l(.'q" ~ '"HJr tHen <di\ t· \o the .. La~crnf \'JI'k.~ ih s .. tnd if ytrt l iiS t t.' LI. d cm ,un~·rni n ~ lh· lnt· h ?::II I· \\ ith ~h1Lh. tht·\ \ uillt' in t.~nnq1c1 in tb ci'l' d•t1h \\LIIh. d~~· rn'lJ '-'lit b~ '~l:H.i ~· p a~ti~,..JH }• ftt>'-= f r o1.1'1! flrrs )j1t "1\' •'lhl h· ld lll' lj\lc}'li'll*'ll [lJH.J j"Ut nl-a.ll) 11)~11 (J\ 11 nr \\ .J'k. Jn t; c 1.- t !"~uc ,f 'l'u1: i o(. I r·f('ir\.·J to llh,. importance Qi rr.<-r·~· ht)ll$<'k • ping in pn'\ eutin1! i!rc~. \ noth( r vitdl d~in~ ; ... th{' l n·~"l~l L'a u.: 11f ma("l!i rh:r)' '-'lh.l l~yuiprnent. '\ (a ny fir~~ ' tcli'T :•·~:rn h 't beari.n ~$ whi\ h an: nett kt·pt wdl CJiled i1, ~ (l)rd~wl~' \ ;th J. de-~ n~it·c s-e·hcJu l·. \~·hen in aduidt>n, r I t Jn~J ,J\1 .. r I ~· P~.t\\ t:d 1.\.) a fir-e : l a rl­' t!.- r,.x .. ~ :-s. hi.Jt l ·~~ ing- wi!l :5r'read '' itb ~~a t r~t piJity. \ LP~ f r.:, ~l ~ 1 fh,Jn nc.~~lected dcctrical eq uipn)cnt. ,. d, ~~· \vl rn u\!l \:.•r dt:{ccti\·e C.\knsi on cord$ hung oYer hut~·~~.:: \.:kctri".. '"i .. c3 on Hoor; run uver br truck$; Jiny r-t)ct; ,r 'rh3 h a.r~ not kert blown out· t:>le<:tric Jight bulbs lt•ft' ~tl ('Onl.al·t \\ ith comhtlst ible n~at c rials and ov.e rfused . ek tr\; ~;rct.ii:>. .\ , ~t foreman, ,·ou ·hc>uald noL allo"v .uch • ~· ·1 L, 11.: '" C'Ai:-t an 1 :-ho\d l ·instrucr your rn n ro watch t..·'~ ,.,.i\7: cs·~~f'!'lat.!rlt do~e ly and imn1ediat -·ty report a n. thing \·. l i.:h • ! rear·- ro be in l: ad orde r. F oremen not farniljar 't,~h "";t:ciai i~ra.:- hazards jnYOIYed jn the w0rk. in their de­! ~am ·ut. _houkl ask o be in '" tructed rega rding them ~ nd {ht: ·~~nard::: n ~~t. s~tLry to avoid these hazards and theJ.l h · ,lJ ·tJa l...\:' s ur<: that thei_r men understand and follow i.-h .. ' rr¢Ca1'Jtf0fl ... }i iWill · mainten.ance men introJLtC(.' h re h-azards in con- • • • • tre 1l.cr tinll \\ ith th eir lt::i'< j,: W<~ k, ll ll)'( lllr: '•'ell\~ _tlw rn - ls rl:~.J i 'c';'l.}t (t ) dh' IJlen L(~tl;'\lf\lt th e.: h<i/-tfd, ;UH.l. if tH}t"".S.(Ir~ . t;tkc. it up with theit ft>rctn..ttL (l.t' nn~.:c. On · 1 (}HlllJOI Hti ht/.~il d of • hi ~ n~u1r · i, the U'·<:· ••I \•·ldi n2 anu catf.i r ~ t< •tt!H.' rt("d t um1hu ~ t1ble mat e 1ia!. Sp.ark ()f nl•,l(tfl l'l tal e~1C tl \\tl\\1\ ctff tJ' 1hc:·t..: tn,da·:-' ~nd uftt:n ftnd l h~ir \\~~~­into ttn:-.-ll.,P(.'Cl cd • pl.u.- ~s . . 1 ~ rt in ·r ;t )Silll,ldc ri11i! ti r<: ,.. ... t i "h break int£' H an1~l) lt n'"- J.,r.,.-r, \-\hen Jt ... p ·-ti~ Wfrrk ·a rtllo! l' ~ t:.~ken dov;.n aod takcll to the ~hol, ~-dt ,.-ornt tbtible m~­tcrial. ~ hnu l d b · nH)\·.eJ (l\•:a} f rotH Lhc l"oin1 ~\ h<_. ,, v.rd ling o r lilt in!! is done>. rf he riot w sl'vHld be wet and hiclls ere ·led tn catdt the spa rk ~ . ad(.-{.JUatc fir"t aid tin: cqtt!J•­ment hrottght l t" tht: :rl? d c \~ork i · ~ta rudL an'-t any other ·recial J""~fC<."aH irt ln aken w[,j ~ h Lhe partict,lar . . . ~tt ua t ton rcgut re$. \ tlatchc.:·s and $rnc~ of fire. ~I :ttrhes. ~,r ... ometime u·ed thcnJg-h dcs l in ~tead of fl.ash- ..:; . lighra t() e:nch for thing ~ in dark cDrncrs or d< ~eLS . St.)m!· n1en will ~.teal a sm k~ in uut-nf-thc.::-way plaCC$ anJ ~ u, ­rCf' litiou ~~ di~pose of ht rnin r cigaretlt; bult$ or ca-rete~sly discard 1nat~he~ \\ l1 it:h arc scill Q'low1n~..... F urcnlea sl1otdd ' tried, - en force chc mill reo ulatiOil =-' rec"a rdin-.f' n1okino in J ~ , e ~ a ll d epanrnent~ . ' . ' F ire~ resuhin¥ fron1 ~a rd c n e~s frequendy nccur soon ·after pJrt (Jr all of mi ll i shuL down, dlJt: tu n1.0tors: fu r­na. ccs. heaters. or uther eq 11 ipmcnt Je f t ru nni nv · bu ruing nlau:·hes ~~i ~~:trdeJ by rnc11 after }i <rhting up for a s1noke a· suou as they stop \\ ork; ext en. ion lights left burning that mav con1.e in ct ntGtCl "ith ,onH: m:nt:ri:d that: \Vill buru: • ·· o~ l y rags in over aU~ t b n.n n into Joe ker~ and other i mila r a<Jts of cardessn€ s-. fn order to: di~<.·oner and remc·dv such fire cau5~~- not ~Jnh~ the forcn1an but also the l11.en s"hotJld be on th <! lookout for iirc hazard , anJ help rnake O\tr tniJI safe from fire. Tbe Cha:mpion Credit Union : ' ~10'\ rHLY REPO.R'T OF EC .. l ?\ESS A~D EXPE:;\SJ'.S 1\·l o~T H OF j t: ).~: - - l fJ3 Re(ei pr..r Luarc5- -- ------------------------ - -- ------- ~:paid un L(Ja n ~ ---------- ----------------..:. h!telt!-i l<.tXc:in:J ----------_ ----- __________ _ i:.Jtranc~ f ee::.-------- ----------------------­l. Iance on ha11d - / " 1 /3~ ----------- ----.---­L:: tlance in bank .. / 3 f /3 --