Neither of the Mary Jane McCalls knew she had a "partner”
employed here.
'DOUBLE IDENTITY'
It’s a case of "double iden
tity” with many folks here at
Ecusta. A glance through the
personnel records reveals that
fact that no less than 22 couples
have the same name.
Some are kin; some are no
relation whatsoever; others do
not go by the names listed be
low, but rather are known by
the other half of their name or
known by nicknames. Anyhow,
it’s interesting to see how many
we have and it was also inter
esting to find out that some did
not know that there was any
one else employed here with the
same name as theirs. Some are
sisters-in-law, while others are
as close kin as cousins.
Those in the "double identi
ty” group and their departments
are Bessie Cheek, Cafeteria and
Finishing; Ralph Smith, both in
Inspection; Carl Bryson, Main
tenance and Machine Room;
Anne Whitaker, Machine Book
let and Fine Paper; Robert Mer
rill, Cleaner Crew and Main
tenance; Samuel King, Machine
Room and Refining;
Thomas Smith, Main Office
TELEPHONE
CONVERSATION
Out of the numerous calls
which come to the Personnel Of
fice, the one related below took
the prize during the last month.
"I want to speak to my dad
dy”, the child’s voice at the
other end of the line requested.
Could I take a message or
help you in any other way?” the
clerk in the Personnel Office an
swered.
"Well, I can’t find the dog
food and I don’t know what to
feed my puppy,” the little voice
continued.
Realizing that she was speak
ing to a child, the clerk suggest
ed that she feed the puppy some
milk.
"That’s what I’ll do. We al
ways do that when we can’t
find the dog food . . . and I’ll
put some corn bread in it, too.
Thank you very much.”
And she hung up.
Good will flows irresistably
to the man who successfully
manages his own affairs, who is
self reliant and independent, yet
who is considerate always of the
rights and needs of others.—
Thomas E. Dewey.
and Finishing; Dewey Win
chester, Electric Shop and Pulp
Mill; Frank Fisher, Fibre Ware
house and Landscape; Ed
Fowler, Maintenance and Clean
er Crew; Earl Garren, both in
Rewinder Service; Frederick
McCall, Police and Refining;
John Smith, Finishing and
Champagne; Virginia Stepp,
Finishing and Main Office;
Mary Jane McCall, Finishing
and Engineering Office.
Tom McCall, Cleaner Crew
and Inspection; Charles Orr, Re
fining and Inspection; Clyde
Orr, Inspection and Beater
Room Control; William Rogers,
Control and Champagne; Wil
liam Sentelle, Engineering Of
fice and Inspection; Charles Al
lison, Maintenance and Pulp
Mill; Clarence Allison, Power
and Maintenance.
The Dewey Winchesters knew each other, of course, since they
are cousins.
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