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REFINING “B” BALLYHOO
Charlie Lee is back with us
after an extended vacation OF
ABOUT THREE MONTHS.
This is about the first time we
ever knew of a fellow having
to quit work three months in
order to fool some girl into
marrying him. . . . Bom to Mr.
and Mrs, A1 Montville a flour
ishing young lady, Lynn Ann,
weighing 71/2 pounds. You
should have been around when
he came back to work. (Smoke
I mean plenty of it. Those long
barrel cigars that he furnished
us,) . . . . J. B. Rogers has been
promoted to Williams’ helper
on the New Broke Beater. . . .
It is also against the rules to
curse in our new wash room,
for fear our bachelor friend
Markley Jones might hear
someone and take up the habit
himself. , , . Everyone is well
pleased with the progress of
the new Refining Room. The ar
rangements in general are far
better. Thanks to our Manage
ment. Love don’t seem to live
up to his name as he always
makes the boys mad at him by
wetting them and always want
ing to know why they overload
his beater. ... Feaster has gone
to work at last, and best of all
he is hanging up the hose he al
ways fell over. . . . Blender
Sledge is hard to find some
times, so the boys have all
learned his habit of pulling his
little red mustache and when
someone wants him, they start
pulling their upper Hd until
their message reaches him. . . .
We on B Shift would like to
know if Seat Galloway is a
monkey fleaing himself or a
shot hawk trying to remove the
lead.
PULP DATA
The man on Shift “D” in the
Pulp Mill are having to work
double time lately, trying to
keep stock ahead so that the
new paper machines can keep
going. But even at that they
remember Uncle Sam and try
to do their part for the de-|
fense. In the last month there!
has been three new additions
in the families. A fine, hearty
girl for Mr. and Mrs. C. B, Al-'
lison. Another for Mr. and
Mrs. John Metcalf—^these to be
nurses, of course. And a boy for;
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bryson. Hei
will serve in Uncle Sam’s Navy*
—so says Fred.
Emmet Wilson, a member of
our shift now serving in the
Army, was in for a couple of
days’ visit. We were all very
glad to see him.
Lawrence Tipton got mad
with his landlady because he
thought she charged him too
much for board and went na
tive. He and the Mrs. are now
dwelling in a cave or rock cliff
some where near Lake Sega.
THE ECHO
NEW siiuLE ANNOUNCED
Due to the fact that the number of our employees has in
creased to such an extent that the Payroll Department must
more time in which to make up the payroll, it is necessary that
the pay week end on Monday morning instead of Wednesday
morning as in the past.
In order that each of you may be inconvenienced the least
amount possible by this change, we are now advising you of this
1 take place Monday morning, September
o AA A means that the time cards will be turned in at
8.00 A. M., September 15th, 1941, and the time between then
and Friday will be held back. This, naturally, will make a short
pay day on September 19th, 1941.
This change also makes it necessary that the shifts change
on Mondays instead of on Wednesdays as in the past. New
schedules will be posted during the week preceeding the 15th
so that there will be no confusion. These schedules will be self-
explanatory, but if there is any doubt in your mind as to when
you are to change shifts, be sure to ask your Foreman.
In order that all hourly workers on each shift get an equal
share of the 15 shifts and the 120 hours in the short pay week
starting Wednesday, September 10th, 1941, and ending Sun
day, September 14th, 1941, and in order that they have as near
ly as possible their regular days off, the following schedule will
be worked during this five-day period only:
Septeni^
“JDSI RAIi
1ST SHIFT
2ND SHIFT
3RD SHIFT
OFF
WED
THUR
FRI
SAT
SUN
MON
8:00 AM
8:00 AM
8:00 AM
8:00 AM
8:00 AM
D
D
D
D
A
4:00 PM
4:00 PM
3:00 PM
3:00 PM
3:00 PM
R S
E C
4:00 PM
4:00 PM
3:00 PM
3:00 PM
3:00 PM
G H
A
A
A
C
C
U B
12:00 MN
12:00 MN
10:00 PM
10:00 PM
10:00 PM
L D
12:00 MN
12:00 MN
10:00 PM
10:00 PM
10:00 PM
A U
C
C
B
B
B
R L
8:00 AM
8:00 AM
8:00 AM
8:00 AM
8:00 AM
E
B
B
C
A
D
The following schedule will take effect September 15th at
8:00 A. M.
M I T I W T
S
(7 hrs.) First Shift (Fri.-8)
(8I/2 hrs.) 2nd Shift (Fri.8)
(81/2 hrs.) 3rd Shift (Fri,-8)
Day Off
A I A
B I A
B1B|B|B|D1D|D
DIDICICICICIC
D I D I A I B I B
(7 hrs.) First Shift (Fri.-8) IDIDID DIAIDID
(8V2 hrs.) 2nd Shift (Fri.8) |A|A|A|A|C|C|C
(81/2 hrs.) 3rd Shift (Fri.-8) |C|ClB|B|B|B|B
C I D I A I A
Day Off
B B
(7 hrs.) First Shift (Fri.-8) | C | C | C | C | D I C I C
(81/2 hrs.) 2nd Shift (Fri.8) | D | D | D ID B I B I B
(81/2 hrs.) 3rd Shift (Fri.-8) | B | B | A I A I A I A I A
Day Off
B B I C I D I D
(7 hrs.) First Shift (Fri.-8) | B | B | B I B I C I B | B
(8V2 hrs.) 2nd Shift (Fri.8) |C[C|C|C|A|A|A
(81/2 hrs.) 3rd Shift (Fri.-8) )A|A|D|DID|D|D
Day Off
D D
B I C
EVERY DAY EXCEPT FRIDAY
1st Shift: 7 Hours: From 8: AM to 3: PM
FRIDAY
^ ....—8 A Mto4 PM
2nd fehift: 8I/2 Hours: From 3 PM to 11:30 PM—4 PM to 12 MN
3rd Shift: 8I/2 Hours: From 1:30 PM to 8 AM 12 MN to 8 AM
It is good news to
the shift workers
be able to order hot__
the very near futui^j
thing takes time . . •
the guy who orderjir
milk in the new cafj£
poured it as he would
beer? Take it froin I
knows, buttermilk 1
foam .... The sayij
around that Jack
ly knows how to
.... Ray Cooke W%r
unhappy if he doesV,
“convertible” plane Ih
zooming ....
Walter got his new
Rock.” .... Is it true-^
Colwell intends to
as his form of recreaf^^
“Cousin” Sam MattJ,
he doesn’t believe in*’,
many relatives—
BobbyA?....Bytli'v
dan, are the 1942 coic
Victrola-Radios
.... Bob Matthews
spection team, GroV^'
continue to sail alofl|h
all opposition . . . •
has fallen has
How about it Jonsie'''ic
Pong is getting to be ic
major sports at ^
there is quite a
swarming around
the Cafeteria porcP'
tive” Bobbie An^iJ’
pooping” Karl
daily battles out the^‘ A
tition is tough; evJ i
Bobbie is “by far ft,
player”, he does
win. The office gan^^‘^
so hot last Tuesday ,
played Walter Straps
pagne boys in baseJJ^
score was a little lop'^'
with a little more
and practice—^just
open for those
ers” .... The EngijK
fice has challenged
for a ping pong mat^ ’
office boys are con^'
this is one “sport’' | t-
“hobby” where th^'. ^
have an even chancJ.{j,
boys from across the ^
You basketball P.^-n,
resolve to be
more season. The P
of having a new GyiJ r
have been eliminatY-vs
ever, it’s not becausej ^
agement is against
Don’t be surprised .^Ye
the nicest Gymnasi^fn
South by next bask^in
son.
Ic
a'
THE G0N>'^
Doctor: Did you
advice and drink hot
hour before breakf^^^
Patient: Well, I
I could, Doctor, Hd
couldn’t keep it up
than ten minutes!
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