December. 1945
THE ECHO
PAGE nVB
Interest in Boy’s Camp Indicated
But Only Few Blanks Received
Although considerable interest has been expressed
by many employees in the possibility of operating a boys
camp at Sapphire next summer, only a few interest
blanks have been completed and returned to the Rec
reation Office.
This is only a reminder that unless interest blanks in
sufficient numbers to indicate that the plan is desired
are received, the establishment of a boy’s camp will be
d«ferred. Before a final decision is reached, it is re
quested that all employees who would like to have their
son attend the camp, complete the interest blank below
and return it immediately to the Recreation Office.
CLIP OUT FILL OUT SEND IN
CAMP SAPPHIRE FOR BOYS
INTEREST BLANK
RECREATION DEPARTMENT,
ECUSTA LIBRARY. Date
Gentlemen:
I understand that if there is enough interest indicated, that
the Company will conduct a summer camp for sons of employees
at our Camp Sapphire, next summer.
If the camp is operated I herewith wish to make application
for my son (or sons) to attend the proposed camp for one full
camp term at the rate of $5.00 per week.
Name
Age
Name
Age
Name
Age
Name of Employee
Address
Department Where Employed
(Employees who are Interested In the proposed Boys’ Camp at
Camp Sapphire are urged to fill out one of the Interest Rianirc
and return same to the Recreation Office Is the Library as soon
as possible).
^ingo Party To Be
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^ expected to attend the Christ-
**ias bingo party.
Playing will begin at 8:30 p. a.
*®d will last until all prizes are
«Ven away. At the conclusion of
party, refreshments will be
Served to all who attend.
betters To Santa
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b
. ®te’s sabe, the writing looked just
my dad’s. Isn’t .that the fun-
*®st thing, Santa Claus?
I’ll be seeing you at Ecusta
8ain this year.
Jeanette Teague
Santa:
j ^y name is' Eddie DeBord, and
I two and a half years old. I
been a very good little boy
last Christmas. Santa, I would
j. * a pair of rubber boots, some
j books, a puppy, and some
nuts and candy. I will leave
the
ftg room table. Merry Christ-
d, •• some cake and coffee on
“'as!
Sincerely yours,
John Edward DeBord.
Christmas Parties
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gram, the Company Christmas
checks are distributed by the vari
ous department heads.
A total of five employee Christ
mas parties are being given in ac
cordance with the following sched
ule: Thursday night at midnight,
Friday morning at 8 o’clock;
o’clock and 5 o’clock Friday after
noon and the last one at midnight
Friday.
The program for each party is
being opened with an overture of
Christmas music, played by the
Ecusta band. This is followed by
the girls’ chorus singing carols, ac
companied by Mary Glass and
John Eversman. The carols include
“0 Little Town of Bethlehem,”
“The First Noel”, ‘‘0 Holy Night’
“0, Come All Ye Faithful”, “Silent
Night, Holy Night”.
Santa Claus was here again this
year to help celebrate the first
peace-time Christmas follovring
World War IL A number of love
ly young ladies, dressed in the tra
ditional red costumes, assisted
Santa and distributed copies of the
Echo.
Welcome
Back
Veterans
BUY VICTORY BONDS
William G. Ball
Everette T. Bayne, Jr
Ben H. Bishop
Edward L. Brackett
Lester J. Brown
John H. Buckner
Ernest Cagle
Dwight E. Collins
John W. Dale
Walter M. Dockens
Troy A. Drake
Debois L. Edmundson
Woodrow W. Fisher
William H. Gash
William W. Gillespie
. Ivan F. Hefner
Jack Hogsed
Gordon M. Hollingsworth.
Carl Hyde
Roy F. Jarvis
J. Roy Johnson
Walter J. Johnson
W. Randall Lankford
William B. Long
Melvin L. McCormick
Orvin L. McKelvin
W. Howell Medford
Harry F. Morgan
Eben S. Morrow
C. Harold Moss
Elzie NeiU
Charles D. Neilson
Julius Lee Nicholson
Raymond E. Nicholson
Bill Nicholson
Jocephus G. Norman
Earl V. O’Kelley
0. Lynn Pressley
Ernest V. Rector
Harry G. Sentelle
Joyce P. SenteUe
Hale Siniard, Jr
Troy G. Stanley
Grady W. Wilkie
Andrew L. Williams
James Williams
Printing Dept., Champagne
Slitter Service
Maintenance
Refining'
Machine Room
Inspection
Inspection
Finishing
Finishing
—Gumming Dept., Champagne
—Printing Dept., Champagne
Refining
Pulp Mill
Machine Room
..Refining
Main Office
Yard Crew
Pulp Mill
Maintenande
Beater Room Control
Refining
—Gumming Dept., Champagne
-Physical Testing. Lab.
* Applied Research
Inspection
Machine Room
Power
Pulp MiU
Power
Refining
Machine Room
Maintenance
-Machine Booklet, Champagne
Inspection
Maintenance
Inspection
...Printing Dept., Champagne
■ Inspection
Machine Room
Finishing:
Inspectiott
Machine Room
Refining,
-Gumming Dept., Champagne
Maintenance
Ecusta Janitor
A Message To All Employees
in our employees have indicated their interest
Ino ^ T report of the Trial Examiner who
neard the Labor Board case in Brevard durinir Aujruat
and September of this year.
Examiner Spencer
has been received and is now being studied by the Com-
pany s attorneys. According to this intermediate report
the Company was upheld in its discharge of Charles L
Michael; the report stating that it was lawful for the’
Company to discharge Michael for refusing to obev the
instructions of his supervisors, and dismissed the com
plaint insofar as Michael was concerned.
The Trial Examiner further reported that the strik
ing of certain of the employees on April 21st was neither
caused nor prolonged by unfair labor practices, but rec-
omniended that the striking employees be re-instated
or ottered employment under certain conditions.
^he Company has authorized its attorneys to appeal
this case to the NLRB in Washington, and to further
courts if necessary, in order
that the interests of the Company and its employees will
receive full justice as free American citizens: and we.
have no doubt as to the final outcome.
HARRY H. STRAUS, President.