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Vol. 21 No. 13
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November 7, 1960
Employes Pledge Record $49,980 To United Appeal Fund
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GM Sets 1961 Expansion At $1.25 Bi#ion
General Motors will make a $1-1/4 billion investment
next year on the basis of its faith in continued free world
prosperity, Chairman Frederic G, Donner disclosed last week.
This amount will represent General Motors' world-wide
expenditures for plant machinery, equipment and tooling in
1961, Mr. Donner said at a luncheon in New York where he
and President John F. Gordon outlined their reasons for
confidence in expanding op-
ery, equipment and tooling.
portunities for the automotive industry.
Mr. Donner said that GM's
forward planning is "based on the
"The $1-1/4 billion investment
expectation" that new car demand
may reach a level of seven million
units in the United States in 1961.
that we will be making in 1961
testifies to our faith in the continued economic progress of this
country and of the free world as
Sales of domestic and foreigncars 4.should
built passenger
reach" this level "if consumer in-
a whole and in the continued demand for the products we manufacture," the GM chairman said.
comes continue to rise and consumer confidence is sustained,"
he said.
"This, we submit, demonstrates
our confidence in our economy
and in this great industry of
we are now approaching a new
ours," Mr, Donner said of GM's
sales level of seven million cars
He said he was "convinced that
1961 expenditure program. "It is
the best kind of evidence of our
annually" from new car demand
levels in the United States of
belief in our ability to meet the
challenge of the market place."
World War II and well under fozir
around six million a year since
million before the war.
Mr. Donner also disclosed that
In the free world as a whole,
Mr. Donner estimated that by
General Motors has spent approx-
imately $1.2 billion in the United
States and abroad this year to
introduce its new models and for
1970 demand for passenger cars
will total in the neighborhood of
16 million units and demand for
such purposes as plant, machin-
trucks
fourcars
million.
this
trucks,
and Of
20 million
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cluded Al Gibson, Dept. 552; Tom
Allison, Dept. 551; and Jennie
Durbin, Dept. 224. The most re-
cent winner was a double entry
of Ed Petiya, Dept. 774, and Ed
Bielecki, Dept. 704, who won a
radio with their joint suggestion.
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employe who submits an eligible
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suggestion will receive a combina-
Ed Bleleckl and Ed Petiya
tion window - ice scraper and
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Dr. Irving A. Oehler, general chairman of the 1960 Warren Area United
E. J. Luce Named
Sales Engineer
Edward J. Luce, Jr. has joined
the Packard Electric Sales De-
partment as a sales engineer,
J. R. Lakin, general sales manager, has announced.
Mr. Luce will serve as the
Division's sales representative for
the Dayton area. He previously
erved ten years
with the Ford
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S engineer1 pany's
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neer, and eight
Appeal Campaign. congratulates E. C. Bockhold, Packard Electric cam-
paign chairman, as he presents a special citation in honor of Packard
Electric employes for their participation and success In surpassing their
goal by pledging $49,980.38 toward the area goal of $415,565. C. P.
Christman, chairman of the industrial
corporate division, second from
left, and J. D. Hostutler, campaign publicity chairman, right, watch as
the preseitation is made.
Packard Electric employes far surpassed all previous
efforts in United Appeal and Community Chest campaigns
and exceeded this year's goal by pledging a record $49,980.38
to support the activities of the 26 United Appeal Agencies.
The final figure, with a few pledge cards still outstanding,
is five per cent over the 1960 goal of $37,637.
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Warren Area United Appeal officials and campaign
workers responded enthusiastically at the final report meeting October 28 as E. C. Bockhold, Plant 6 superintendent,
Packard Electric campaign
chairman, announced t h e
personnel and 82 per cent parti-
Corporation Report
Shows Sales Gain
hpa#Pllattoonuilc;atic dpelo
Over 1959 Level
total Division pledge;
The report represents 100 per
cent
participation
by
salaried
years with the
Chamberlin Pro-
tion w h e r e he
rose to automotive sales manager.
Edward J. Luce
7 Mr. Luce attended the Detroit
Institute of Technology. His hobbies include music, golf and bowling. He was active in the Dear-
Radio winners in October in-
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petition for the consumer's dol-
born
Packard Electric's suggestion campaign has moved into
its second month after a total of 480 employes submitted
suggestions during the month of October. Every employe
who turned in an eligible idea during the month received a
handy three-foot, steel-tape key chain. In addition, four
handsome, nine-transistor radios were won by employes at
special drawings held weekly during the month. All employes who submitted suggestions were eligible for the
drawings as soon as their
ideas were received.
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is the steadily intensifying com-
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Jennie Durbin
Tom Allison
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important challenge of the future
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GM's plans, Mr. Donner said,
Players Guild, Kiwanis,
president of the Suburban Investment Club, and a member of
the 100 Dance Club while in Dearborn.
His wife, the former Marjorie
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that "for American business, the
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outside the United States, he said.
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about 10-1/2 million will be sold
Suggestions Are Flowing In;
Employes Win Three Radios I
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Louise Windel of Dearborn, and
their three children are presently
living in Dearborn, and will move
to Warren soon. A daughter, Bar-
bara Jean, is a freshman in Dearborn's Henry Ford Junior College.
average contribution of $10.75.
After the final meeting, the
General
sales of GM cars and trucks
in the first nine months of
1960 were higher than in the
comparable period of 1959,
Chairman Frederic G. Donner and President John F.
Gordon announced in the
$21,001 short of its mark. CamGeneral Chairman Dr.
Irving A.
Oehler urged that all
paign
outstanding pledge cards be pro-
ceased and expressed hope that
the goal would ultimately be
reached. The United Appeal drive,
which was held in the city of
Warren and in Howland, Warren
Champion and Lordstown townships, raised $394,564.
Dr. Oehler gave his warm con-
gratulations to Packard Electric
employes for their record-shatter-
ing contribution. Mr. Bockhold
also commented on the exceptional results. "By surpassing the
willingness to meet their civic
responsibilities. This year's contributions represent an all-time
high for Packard Electric and the
percentage of employes partici-
a t'OrtkiMk'
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standing record
NOV. 8'h
of
per cent of its $415,565 goal --
pating was also the highest on
record.
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sales
Motors
goal, Packard Electric employes
have again demonstrated their
vote
Dollar
warren area drive stood at 94.9
"All contributors at Packard
Electric can be proud of the out-
established by
attaining 105 per cent of our goal
in a year when the city-wide goal
products
and unit
Corporation's third quarter
report.
"The higher level of business
during the first nine months of
this year reflected an increase in
total sales of automotive products
in all areas of the world where
General Motors operates," Messrs.
Donner and Gordon said.
Sales of General Motors products in the first nine months of _ 1960 totaled $9,310 million or
five per cent above the corres-
ponding period of 1959.
During the same period of 1960,
sales of cars and trucks produced
in General Motors plants throughout the world totaled 3,406,000
units, or 10 per cent more than in
the corresponding period of 1959.
Sales of 2,666,000 units produced
in GM's U. S. plants were also 10
per cent greater than in the com-
was not met. On behalf of all the
by
represented
organizations
parable period of last year.
United Appeal and the management of Packard Electric, I wish
ducts during the first nine months
to sincerely thank everyone who
contributed to the success of the
campaign, especially the solicitors
who did such a fine job."
Sales
of non-automotive pro-
of 1960 were generally below the
levels of last year, the GM report
said.
Earnings on the common stock,
Continued on Page Four
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DEPARTMENT 56
Bacon, Georgia
Banning, Mary
Bevelaqua, Michelina
Burkett, Elizabeth
Cliney, Clada
Couch, Faymelie
Defrancis, Henrietta
Grohosky, Mary
Harris, Jesse
Johnson, Beatrice
Kapts, Anna
Lee, Berenice
Lindsey, Jessle
Lotz, Anasrasu
Miller, Elsie
pfouts, Laverne
Seders, Wanda
DEPARTMENT 58
Smaltz, Joreph
DEPARTMENT 61
Burnett, Fred
Getz. Joseph
Hall, Ralpq
Hillman, Floyd
Kellogg, Kenneth
Warren, Charles
DEPARTMENT 63
Adduci, Vincent
Balley, Geo'ge
Bonfert, Gustav
Brennaman. DoMald
Di Loreto, Louis
Fryer, James
Hatunen, Davld
Housel, Raymond
Hovanic, Leonard
Kelly, Alexander, Jr.
Kityle, Paul
McColturn, Carl
Moore, Joi;eph
Orr, Malcam
John
Roach,
Parnfer, John
Schmitt, Walter
Sheptock, Peter
Steele, Robert
Smith, Earl
Scipplo, Patricia
Scott, Mary
Saukko, Maureen
Snyder, Mary
Selnekovic, Dolores
Sherman, Baty
Welch, Constance
Wilet, Barbara
White, Molly
Pyill|t, Sfephen
Y04ng, W,)Ilam
DEPARTMENT 217
Aston, Sandra
Ciccore
Patrick M.
Chapman, Lois
Gibson, Patricia
Giovanni, ·leannette
Hedge, Lo-anna M.
Hudock, Suzanne
Kellar, Martha
Kwlencinski, Regina
Mazzilli, Ursela T.
Mcleod, Francine
Moore, De inna
Platt, Linnea B.
Phillips, Doro,hy H.
perrotta, Shirley
Pettit, John F.
Parker, Bernice
Ri.delbauch, Johanna W.
Roby, Susan
Rotell, Anthony
Singelis, Bittly
Weaver Donna
yoder, hobert E.
Ziak, Ann
DEPARTMENT 221
Armstrong, Inez
Brady, Allen
Bupp, Marita
Brown, Mae
Bradford, Irene
Boggess, Howard
Bates, Leona
Becker, William
Bacon, John
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Bates, Rosalee
Bullock, Robert
Baker, Genevieve
Coxion, Wilma
Chadwick, Dorothy
Clark, Virginia
Cybok, Johanna
Clirlst, Robert
Davis, Hazel
DeLung, Earl
Fleischer, Sylvia
Fedyski, Mary
Husk, Rodney
Housel. Elma
lannuccl, Ergomina
Jackson, E.:lward
Kassan, Irene
Kasmar, Andrew
Luther, Patiline
Lambert, Jane
Mathews, Virginia
Mapes, Floyd
Mandrds, Paul
Mochingo. Mary
Pierce, William
Pasquoll, James
Ruchin,ki, Frances
Sanders, Erminia
Scott, Mary Jane
Steele, Gloria
Simpson, Mary
Truham, Daniel
Urbas, Helga
Victor, Joann
Bright, Irene
Colgan, Irene
Collins. Bertha
Davis, Donna H.
Fenstermaker, Robert
Gober, Helen
Haines, Vonda
Honzu, Jo-Ann
Jeswald, Patricia
DEPARTMENT 274
Aughenbaugh, Belly
Althouse, Kathryn
Baumann, Martin
Huff. Willa
Lewis, Carol T.
Werner, Clarence, Jr.
DEPARTMENT 225
Airato, Rita
Biery, Agnes
Cecil, Mary
Coxson, Perry, Jr.
Mci(night, Dean
Mikus, Diare
Murray, Bryce
Norman, Rose Marie
Noble, Bryson
McNally, Antoinet*e
Mauzy, Lillie
Miller, Betty W.
Robison, Dorothy
Rhoades, Janet
Schonhut, Mary
5novak, Julia
Stamm, Katherine
Sharpe, Ann
Starnes, Rozoltha
Seaborn, Daisy S.
Salo, Arn.
Ta mui ionis, Philomena
Tenney, Pansy
Taylor, Madelyn
Youll, Michael
Williams, Bette
Zahnow, Charles
Rowland, Olive
Uhrin, Marian
DEPARTMENT 415
Argeras, Elena P.
An#Ill, Nettie S.
DEPARTMENT 402
Brogan, Ethel
Carillio, Andrew P.
Florea, Sylvia P.
Guy, Theda
GoH, Kathryn 5.
DEPARTMENT 301
Kromer, Tony
Whitmore, Ronald G.
Hill, Rose
DEPARTMENT 303
Gustavich, Alex
Kellar, Denver
Muresan, Peter
Lewis, John E
Long, Dorothy
Morrison, Edward
Oliver Arthur
Prox, &harles
Smith, Frederick
Len, Matilda D.
Laney, Evelyn S.
London, Martha S.
Pate Jessie B
Stankus, Margaret F,
Smith, Helen W.
Wariala, Minnie
Palfrey, Robert
DEPARTMENT 407
Blaney, George
Bertolasio, Margarel
Chalker, Blaine
Filipovich, Steve
Griffin, Robert
Petroskl, Walter F.
Yartz, Richard
Hall, Ronald
DEPARTMENT 304
Fenton, Ralph W.
George, Elizabeth
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Brady, Mary M.
Brady, Katherine S.
Bohovich, John
Brigham, Mary
Bkhop, Doris
Currie, Helen A.
Corona, Eleanor S.
•Cerny, Eileen R.
Long, Robert V.
Burns, Mary
Byard, Joseph
Binko, Margaret
Cobb. Hobert
Cunningham, Lenore
Chapman, Bernice
Colello, Mildred
DeCapito,LucIlle
Loncar, Nicholas E.
Love, Roger M.
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Priddy, Helen
Plant, Charles M.
Risko, John F.
Richmond, Phares E.
Reppy, Samuel
Sollitto, Frank A.
Shafer, Delbert 5.
Pelles, Margaret
Repa, John T.
Schnulo, Millicent
Saylor, Glenn
Tulanko, Joseph
DEPARTMENT 423
Analvino, Patricia
Boyles, Mildred
De Vault, Veronice
Dalessandro, Josephine
Fellows, Donald
Grexa, Anne
Griffith, Dolores
Herman. Roy
Grimm, Mural W.
Giambattista, Carmel T.
Grimm, Donna
Grimm, Murel
Hall' Evelyn C.
Heatherly, Earnest J.
Owens' Jay D.
Orr, James J.
Partridge, Emerson A.
Snell, Alfred M., Jr.
Safos, Paul S.
Schieffer, Charles
Smith, Harold
Towles, Joseph W.
Talkington, John W.
Thompson, Howard D.
Vesy, Roy L.
Vaugh, Burnett
Ward, William T.
Logar, Jane
Walten, Charles G.
Marino, Pauline
Wilson, Raymond
Mravich, Miriam
Neely, Joseph
DEPARTMENT 552
Brown, Herbert
Ou.In, Otto
Rush, Kenneth
Stitt, Shirley
Steele, Harriet
DEPARTMENT 425
Bissell, Elien
Cartwright, Betty
Domascieno, Jea¤nette E
Hatfield, Ruth H.
Kuhn, Donald
Klingerman, Jean
McFarland, Mary
Starnes, Marguerite
Scirocco, Dolores
Wilkinson, Wilhemina
Bonta, Marle
Grise, Aldene P.
Glaser, Elizabeth F.
Montgomery, Ray
Orlosky, Martin J., Jr.
Plummer, John C.
Pickens, Iven N., Jr.
Dorfi, Eva G.
Dunmire, Rober*
Franklin, Margaret
Freer, Raymond
Moore, Richard E.
Mason, Charles, 5r.
Orr, Jean
-Rfeiffer, Mary
Patterson, Sarah
DEPARTMENT 474
Best, Harold R.
Bicho, William
Evans, Wanda M.
Miller, Ira C,
Merkel. Otto J.
NIcolaus, Edward F.
Nottingham, Morris G.
DeShields, Doris W.
Cortell, Angela
Mcaride, Gary H.
McCI intock. Ralph G.
Mc*lath, CCharles M.
Fonderlin. Blanche
Grote, Ursula
Grace, John
Hites, Donna
Lancaster, Eugene
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Leonard, Lloyd
Boyle, Ralph
Byrd, Ross
Chappell. Ralph
Cessna, Charles
Copeland, William
Dicks, Robert
Evans, Robert
Frazier, Howard
Gilmore, James
Gibson, Harry, Jr,
Gundy, George
Harris, David
Hayes, Norman
Jamison, Jacque
Kyser, Hugh
Kreider, Paul
Kudyba, Paul J.
Kozlel, Edward
Lunder, William
Lees, Andrew
Lautanen, Lauri
McElwain, Glenn
Miller, Frederick
Gilliland, Leota S.
Gransee, Loretta
Givens, Bessie
Lavelle, Helen H.
Mahon, James
Onder, John
Shively, Geraldine B.
DEPARTMENT 553
Vivian, Merel
Vanscoy, James
Cornish, John
Genet, Robert
Shira, Sarah
Vucinich, Ines
Motin, Henry
DEPARTMENT 573
Cross, Mickey
Black, Lois
Capatch, Florence
Crandall, Charles
Crash, Laura
Packard Electric Unit<
Cusier, Lorraine
Eastman, Betty
Furra IHI, Florence
Goss, Ruth
Goff, Patricia
Gunter, Evelyn
Higgins, Shirley
Kellerman, Mary
Likens, Albert
Leslie, Judith
Livingston, Dennis
Mcfarland, Sandra
Morgan, Elizabeth
Mason, Sarah
Mignella, Anthony
Moore, Ann
Peterson, Sara
Petrovich, Ada
Schisler, William
Speerstra, Louise
Siko, Mary
Smales, Margaret
Terlesky, Kathryn
Trampush, Rita
Upshir ,Rebecca
Whightsil, Edith
DEPARTMENT 229
Aggers, Genevra
DEPARTMENT 306
Cvengros, Elizabeth
Coombs, Jeanne
Dines, Benlamin
Dawson, John, Jr.
Davies. Laura
Gill, BlaiT
Hunter, Juanita
Johnmann, George
Kashay. Sara
Mittendorf, Agnes
Scarpaci, Joseph
DEPARTMENT 307
Bowers, William
Burnison, Vincent
Johnson, Joann
Loyd, Marilyn
Moore, Catherine
Martino, Genevieve
Morgan, Margaret
Nims, Hazel
Strope, Mary
Sabol, Bernice
Senich, Ann
DEPARTMENT 408
Allman, Esther
Bellay, Frances
Brumbaugh, Geraldlne
Brown, Thelma
Hitmar, Julia
Botty, Catherine
Barbar, Harold
Bentley, Helen
Milk, Beatrice
McGuinness, Charles
Patterson, Margaret
Brant, Donna
Bartus, Barbara
Bostic, Dealle
Byers, Au.. M.
Bralish, Dolores
Bailey, Durus
DEPARTMENT 308
Chaky, Joseph
Casey, Irene
Chismark, Blanche
Devault, Arthur
Crawford, Edward
Ewing Ralph
Crognale, Annalee
Caldwell, Jean
Englisk, Robert, Jr.
Gober, Victor
Disario, Adeline
Daniels, Mildred
Amico, Ann
Bonekovic, Carole
Crew, Ida
Croft, Lily
Coni, Paralee
Colantuoni, Rosemarie
Copeland, Priscilla
Davis, Diane
Elkina, Evelyn
Foust, Patricia
Fisher, Geraldine
Forte, Frederic
Gervatt, Laura
Griffith, John
Hathaway, Mary
Haines, Russell
Harttll,
Hedge,
Jenkins,
James,
Daniel
Esta
Mary
Barbara
Kraid, Paul
Kelsh, Joan
KITty, Christlne
Kobasiar, Ann
Keener, Mary
Lynn, Mary
Lockovich, Rudolph M.
McCreano Stella
Burk, Donna
Malys, Robert
Downs, Eugene
Dilts, Maxine
DEPARTMENT 309
Fragie, Elizabeth
Fulton, Kathleen P.
Fitzpatrick, Josephina
Gladysz, Joseph
Bilovesky, William
Fusselman, Rueben
Tricker, Marlon
Woolcock, William
Wilfong, Cecil
DEPARTMENT 311
Anderson, Henry L.
Gallis, Michael J.
Harris, James
DEPARTMENT 313
DeJaclmo, Angelo
Gibson, William
McCoy, Ott
DEPARTMENT 314
Anthony, Charles
Bunting, George
Watson, James
Benson, Jacqueline
Costas, Juanita
DeMaria, Richard
Fasock, Mary
Fury, Henrietta
Gamble, Myron
Halliday, James
Hyde, Raymond
Jadhemimer, Judith
kirk C y d
Millich, Stella
DEPARTMENT 222
Blinco, Helen
Bishop, John
Chambers, Dorothy
Moore, Ronald
Thomas, Pauline
Whitecotion, Goldie
Walters, Wayn* E
Jokinen, James
Jordan, Alfred E.
Kubacko, Ann
Kennedy, Delores
Hoerig, Reginald
Hyndman, Kenneth
Siska, Annd D.
Vanscoy, Hartsel
Veri, Mary P.
Hall, Basil
Jones, Ruth
DEPARTMENT 374
Garvin, Mirl, Jr.
Hymes, Mildred W,
Verroco, Betty
Hutch Barbara
Brocken, Thomas
Cook, Zelma
Chec, Goldie
Crane, Lovie
FACTORY OFFICE
Ruddy, Bernice J.
DEPARTMENT 224
Anderson, Lois
Bush, Freda
Chetian, Robert
Calderone. Mary
Carr, Sally
Corrado, Norma
Davis, Jean
Dorfi, Edi*h
Dent, Elsie
Delmark, Frances
Evans, Joyce
Emerich, Donna
Edmonson, Ann
Grzesiak, Michael
Griffith, Corrine
Suarez, Barbara
Thomas, Hortense
Timko, Betty
Dalton, Flora P.
Gargano, Cengeta M.
Nalpaver, Mary
McCIelland, John W.
Tyler, Gretchen
Crosi, Eldon
Petyak, Nora
Pascarella, Mcneil
Qui914, Leonard
Robinson, James
Read, Grace
Radonich, Gertrude
Murray, Rosie
Nezdoba, Esther
Orr, Allene
Parish, Hal
Perone, Beatrice
DEPARTMENT 413
DEPARTMENT 324
Co*, Robert
DEPARTMENT 422
Dunn, Lawrence
Wasko, Doloret
Bungard, Margaret
Beatty, Floyd
Case, Helen
Dora, Edna
Fife, Jean
McaravY, Ann
Man:o, Glgeta
Moon, Gloria
Marvin, Carson H.
Myers, Doris
Wilbert, Eva
Whitney, Robert
Allison, J...le M. '
Bohach, Joann
Keeler, Judith
McMillen, Ila Jo
Urbanek, Marlene
Vargo, Betty
Wildman, E[bert
Thomas, Rachel
Jon.I, Nancy
Kane, Corrine
Sheldon, Delores
Snovak, Audrey
Shaner, Mary
Zoba, John
Trickett, Thelma P.
Galbincea, Thelda
Likens, Arthur
Over, k.(arvin
Petroski, Mildred
Steele, Agnes
DEPARTMENT 325
Miller, Rose
Slauffer, Velma
Grossart, Anna
Gideon, Rudolph
Haller, Sue
Steele. Noel C.
Sherwood, Phillip
Schuller, Elizabeth
DEPARTMENT 323
Christopher, Phyllis
Czoka, Mary
Datish, Minerva
Frenchko, Isabel
Clemente, Grace
Derville, Caroline
Dulka, Therese
Crawford, David
George, Peter
Pirtz, Frank
Van Auker, Fred
Salatin©, Lenore
Summerlin, Cleora
Streb, Eunice
Sterchi, Eleanor
Chrisopoulos, Stella
Lewe}lyn, Patsy P'
James 0.
Simmons, Beatrice
Brown, Martha
McCormicb, Daniel W.
Park
Sofranik, Marie
Tucker, Martha
Hill, Jo Ann
DEPARTMFNT 163
Buckoskt, Walter
Fisher, Georgia
Holmes, Robert
Knipper, J )seph
Larsen, Carl
Lehman, Kenneth
Neudar, John
Sloan, Agnes
DEPARTMENT 223
DEPARTMCNT 71
DEPARTMENT 158
Banko, Anr.
Hewitt, M.,ry
Lowry, Jon
Runtas, Mabel
Williams, June
Wilson, William
Sinkovich, Ann
Stephenson, Donna
Snyder, Mary
Steele, Nyla
McEIwee,
wanita
Meshot, Virginia
Marshall, Josephlne
Mitler, Anna
Natall, Margarite
Osborne, Delores
Odell, Alice
Odell, Leta P.
Pinter, Kathleen
Preston, Ruth
Parke, Beverly
Price, William
Postlethwait, Curtis
Prezgay, Zora D.
Rhodes, Margaret
Rhinehart, Frederick
Rainey, Alton D,
Scott. Ruth
Scala, Sally
Gintert, Donald R.
Gnat, Margaret
Gabor, Mary Ann
Gargano, Mary
Hernandez, Elvira
Hilton, Edna
Hathaway, Walter
Holbrook, Cora
Jackson, Dolores
Jackson, Nancy
Kelley, Dorothy
Koski, Elaine
Lawrence, Hazel
Leonhard, Marilyn
Long, Eugene
McGee, Ethel
McCullough, Dorothy 6.
Mott, Phyllis
Mayes, Evelyn
Mazzilli, Phillip V.
Zakiek, Frank
Martin, Julia
Morrison, Robert
DEPARTMENT 315
Mason, Eunice
Vaughn, William B.
DEPARTMENT 321
Bucci, Helen
Buxton, Everett
Casterline, Stanley
Deehr, Russell
Ferguson, Erma
Harper, Raymond
Smith, Fraices
Williams, Mildred
DEPARTMENT 322
Lewis, John L.
Postelwaite, George
Manda, Sally
Mohan, Irene
Morrow, Rosemary
Monfredl, Nancy
Murphy, Patricia
Nelhelsel, Ber,le
Nadran, Bridget
Odvar, Ann
0/wig, Darlene
Peterson, Gilbert, Jr.
Paolone, Louis
Romine, Joan
Rossi Shirley
Rice, Bernice
Santa, Hazel
Semchee, Theresa
lezzi, Pete
Isom, Ella
Kinnison, Kay A.
Kearney, Ida
Lee, Rita
Lentine Mary
Lowry, Eleanor
Latham, Emily G .
Laplkas, Constance L.
Mallory, Jessie, M.
Manson, Arvilla B.
Messina, James
Mahaffey, Margaret
Naples, Sue P.
Nevinskl, Frances
Osburne, Daisy F.
O'Neill, Charolette S.
Petrillo, Michelina
Pettit, Rodger
DEPARTMENT 547
Hiland, Franklin J.
Manes, Henry
Nagy, Joseph
Seders, Royd M., Jr.
Shaffer, Harold W.
DEPARTMENT 575
Laverty, Jean
Radu, Catherine B.
Wilson, Harlan W.
DEPARTMENT 549
Becker, Arthur
Hyland, Kenneth
Wack, Philip
DEPARTMENT 550
Bacon, Paul
Honiaker, James
Kassander, Joseph
Logue, Richard
Livingston, Raymond
Zunich, Thomas
Postlethwait, Vonda
Scott, Mabel W.
Sabo, Mary J.
Stephens, Geraldine G.
Shafer, Thomas E.
Spencer, Catherine N.
Slocum, Kathryn
Strecansky, Elizabeth
Titler, Mary Lou
Tyaroch, Francis
Tomczak, Rosalie
Varga, Margaret D.
Woodward, Edith C.
Wlsnowski, Naky
White, Lecla
Zagger, Matilda G.
DEPARTMENT 417
Broderick, Myron
Brant, Chloe
Boncyk, Anne
Bell, Catherine
Corbin, Mariorte
Carore, Joseph
Dawson, Franklln M.
Dustman, Edna
Ellis, Virginia
Fulton, Howard
Fiorino, Joseph F., Jr.
Goodman, John
DEPARTMENT 551
Allison, Thomas P.
Alter, Calvin G.
Aiton, Donald R.
Abbott, Cledeth M.
Baldwin, Harvey E.
Be rtelasio, Raymond
Beckinger, Eugene R.
Body, Brooks
Brandon, Sadie
Barker, James
Clausell, Nettie C.
Craver, Ralph
Carthers, Lewis A
Chegar, Michael M.
De¥fitte, Roger J.
DeJuiia, James L
Dancey, Dan
Dvon:hak, Joseph E.
Dilley, John R.
Dubey, Hubert W.
Downing, Lewis G.
Dorff, Robert D.
Downing, Clarence W.
Davis, Eatella
Fowler, Oliver R.
Foley, Edwin D.
Fah n drich, Robert A.
Gavita, Harry J.
Stecher Laura
Smifh, 'Iriola
Urchek, John, Jr.
DEPARTMENT 606
Dennis, Charles
Frantz, Norman
Kershner, Frank
Nippell, Wesley R.
Phelps, James
Rimar, James S.
DEPARTMENT 607
Day, Frank
Isaacson, Ruben
King, Nina
Kinney, Dorothy
Prutz, Marsha
Prutz, Marilyn
Rossi, Brigitte
Solomon, Margaret
Stanton, Peggy
Raeburn, Alex, Jr.
Van Glider, Earle
Villers, Robert
DEPARTMENT 610
Agnew, Margaret
Banish, Mary
Jones, Ruth
O'Malley, Margaret
Papas, Nancy
Martin, Mary
Powell, Andy
Politsky, John
Perhart, John, Jr.
Scales, Harmon B.
Brown, Theodore A., Jr.
Foster, Lewis M.
Moore, Gladys
Nettles, Gussie
Nighswander, Brice
Hall, Walter
Bennett, Robert J.
Johnson, Catherine
Jagers Mary
DEPARTMENT 603
Gedeon, Arthur B.
Gregory, Robert G.
Hutton, Anna e.
Hoffman, Frank E.
Heyn, Carl W.
Hall, Marshall S., Jr.
Hill, David A.
Herceg, Daniel
Hinkson, Arnold
Johnston, John W.
Johnson, Earl F.
Johnson, Walter F.
Zoccole, Rose
Jobes, Harold
Kordes, Howard W.
Karaiaman, Mtktos
DEPARTMENT 421
Foster, Naomi
Hoagland Elizabeth L.
Petrosky, Ilzabeth
Kaster, Fredrelck G.
Kirk, Harry L.
Katerakin, Soc=rates
Layton, Raymond E.
Burch, Geraldine
Caroots. Anna
Citarelli, Edna
Green, Harold
Hoffman, Muriel
Hicks, Lillian
Hansel, Nellie
Mahon, Marha
Murphy, Vera
Motok, Irene
Maycher, Josephine
Stroa, Florence
Workman, Hazel
WIldman, George
DEPARTMENT 613
Dugan, Ruth
Ec=ken rode, Roselyn W.
Kopp, Mahlon J.
Nemtz, Yanka
Romansik, Charles
DEPARTMENT 614
Griffin, Donald Y.
Laprocina, Nick
Muko, Frank W.
Saltzman, Wilford E
DEPARTMENT 616
Coleman, Marian H.
Duncan, Martha E.
Dzied,Ic, John
Engster, Esther P.
Filkorn, William
Korecky, James
Kostyo, Helen
Noble, Anna
Perkins, Dorothy B.
Reed, Lemuel T., Jr.
Sotak, George
Work, Robert
Yurlso, John J.
PACKARD *zdf *a,n
DEPARTMENT 618
Corbin, Harry J.
St, John, Dallas W.
DEPARTMENT 647
Cros;, Paul J.
DEPARTMENT 651
Marketch, Michael C.
O'Brock, Charles W.
Wilson. Eugene R.
Williams, Jack B,
DEPARTMENT 652
Hampion, Fred
DEPARTMENT 811
SALARY
Accordino, Stella D.
Acker, Richard N.
Ackerman, Dale R.
Ailes, Robert E.
Alexander, Curtis C.
Aldrich, Edith M.
Ellis, Jean W.
Hickman, Earl, Jr.
Jones, Viola E.
Lenzi, Phillip E.
livermore, Betty R.
Lipscomb, Lila D.
DEPARTMENT 812
Brantingham, Jay
Joseph, Frank E., Jr.
Long, Leroy
Henry, Raymond
Uhtlr, Leo
DEPARTMENT 813
Mayfield, Lloyd
Smith, Elmer
DEPARTMENT 674
Yankovich, Elizabeth
Williamson, Lawrence
Cassidy, Miles J., Jr.
Ciulei, Stephen
Wooke, Edward
DEPARTMENT 701
Busick, Geraldine
Fortner, Dollie
Addes, Mary T.
Gardiner, Inez
Wc¥ickers, Mary
DEPARTMENT 815
DEPARTMENT 818
Bishop, Donald
Ballentine, Robert
Ciminero, Rose
Derico, Angele
Kostraba, Pauline
Stover, Margaret
Thorp, Mary
Young, Helen
Pick;tone, Frances
Pacek, Peter
DEPARTMENT 821
Smith Robert
Stroitjardt, John
Geer, Jasmine D.
Hartie, Doris D,
Petak, Barbara
Surrena, Bernice
Tackett. Chester
Tareba, Mary
DEPARTMENT 702
8111!co, Shirley
Bates, Laura
Brooker, Alice
Brown, Lillian
Cowgir, Frances
Clutter, Katharyn
Dodrill, Onalea
Griffiths, Frederick
Hammond, Helen
Hrinsin, Kathryn
Hinkle, Phyllis
Kershner, Grace
MoMillen. Katherine
McRoberts, Mary
Miller. Beatr·ice
O'Mal}ey, Helen
Brown, Julia R.
Logan, Mike L
Lamar, Robert
Martin, Dorothy B.
Sembach, Tallulah K.
Toma. Amelia G.
Wood, Deloris M.
DEPARTMENT 871
Thompson, Solvelg
DEPARTMENT 874
Conley, Ruth
Bearfield, Mary
Darby, Helen
Carpenter, Madge
Fox, Kenneth
Hardman, John
Hitchings. Frank
Jacobs, Elizabeth
Jones, Katherine
SALARY
Duncan, Norman D.
Dunn, Mary H.
Allard, Robert R.
Dursl, Burdmtte E.
Dvorchak, Arlene B.
Dymond, Keith F.
Dzapq Carl J.
Allen, Charles E.
Allen, Fred T.
Amos, Richard E.
Anderson, Thomas D.
Andrews, Clifford C.
Edgar, Athea B.
Edwards, Allan Dale
Edwards, Owen T.
Edwards,
Andrews, Fred M., Jr.
Egll, Lloyd E
Ellison, John C.
Engler, Philip J.
Arbogast, Paul D.
ArkwrIght, Anthony, Jr.
Aspengren, Arthur E.
Engster Herbert R.
Evans, Alary 6.
Evans, S. Wendell
Augendein, 0115 W.
Everett, Edwin A.
Everitt, Donald N.
Everett, Kenneth C.
Baer, Donald G,
Baker, Darlene A.
Baker, Dudley J.
Bailey,
Bailey,
Bandy,
Barber,
Baritell,
Barrett,
Bartlett,
Bartley,
Robert C.
Robert W.
Lawrence D.
Merlin E.
Johnson, James L.
Jones, Beniamin
Jones, Clifford L.
Jones, Ralph W.
Joseph, Thomas J.
Joy, Arthur B.
Joy, Wilbur T.
Jukes, Albert
Kalberer, Walter E,
Kapp, Sally S.
Kasper, Raymond J.
Kaye, Margaret H.
Kearns, Robert D.
Keeley, Frank J., Jr.
Keeling, Arnold D.
Keeling, Norman H.
Kelleher, James P., Jr.
Falkner, Audrey M.
Fallone, Mary L
Farley, Hubert K.
Fasock, Helen M.
Fellows, Milton R.
Fenstermaker, Arminta
Fenstermaker, Glenn 0.
Lawrence D.
Richard W,
Raymond E.
Norman R.
Beaumont, Fred W.
Beavers, Harvey P.
Fenstermaker, Rudy K.
Fieldhouse, Hirst D.
Fields, Gary W.
Fields, Wilbur H,
Filkorn, Louis J.
Fillmore Fred A.
Flnl, Ro6ert J.
Finn, William J.
Bechtel, Amos I., Jr.
Becker, Henry P.
Beebe, Harris, Jr.
Ben, Nick
Bidlack, Forrest R.
Biggin, Louise T
Bliley, John S.
Fisher, Albert L., Jr.
Flickinger, Donald J.
Forney. Mary Louise B.
Blair, William A., Jr.
Blessing, Frank A.
Bliss, Donald D.
Foster.
Fowler,
Franco,
Franks,
Mina P.
Joseph A.
Sarah J.
Andrew C,
Edward
C.
Franks,
Bloit, Margaret E.
Bobosh. Vladimir
Bockhold, Edward C.
Bonnell
William L.
SALARY
Jewett, Frederick J.
Johns, Charles R.
Johnson, Charles E.
Johnson, Elbert L
Inez H.
Bonner, John P.
Botsford, Richard A.
Botzenhart, Mercedes
Bousfield, James E.
Kennedy, Robert D,
Kiewlich, Joseph O.
Kilpatrick, Ida A.
Kimmet, Earl F.
Kirk, Marian D.
Kirk, Robert E.
Kistler, Roland C.
Kline, David B.
Knauff, Robert
Kneeland, Howard W.
Kodly, Caliop.
Kopnisky, Earl J.
Kordes, Thomas A.
Korecky, 011- C.
Kosiba, Albert J.
Kurdilla, John B.
Kyser, Nancy J.
Kurdilla, Andy J., Jr.
Lakin, J. Robert
Lamberson, David A.
Lander, Richard J.
Lander, Richard H.
Gamlin, Lee E.
Gehrlein, Herman E.
Gerald, John F.
Gibbons, George E.
Gibson, James R.
Godfrey, Roberta J.
Law, Kathryn A.
Lawrence, Elton E.
Leach, Ronald E.
Burch, Charles J.
Burk, Doris D.
Goldics, Robert J.
DEPARTMENT 704
DEPARTMENT 1002
Brown, Raymond
Lehte, William D.
Baldlnelli, John P.
Knott, Dorothy M.
Davis, Edward
Dean, Robert
Demko, Thomas
Burnett, Aretta S.
Burnfield, Margaret R.
Burr, Homer H.
Goodburn, William H.
Dario
Rogelski, Victoria
Stelz, Carol
Sipka, Theresa
Testa, George
York, Ann
Young, Goldenia
Twinern, Harold
Ysnosky, Carolyn E.
Webb, Frances
Westover, Robert
Wall, Carrie B.
Krok, Doris
Kassander, Jean
Standley, Henrietta
Workman, Earl
Waldern, Patricia
Winters, Mildred
Garatin, Ralph
Kovach, Raymond
Lutton, Joseph
Phillips, Charles
Gmucs, Steve J.
Gmucs, Valentine M.
Goist, Lucille S.
Golick, Edward J.
Goodllve, Gerald E.
Gomsey, Jacob
Gorby, Melville P.
Burr, Naudean I.
Gone, Dorothy M.
Gorse, Edward J.
Bush, Floyd R.
Butler, Judith A.
Byers, Gordon E.
Gorse, Joseph H.
Nash, George A.. Jr.
Nelson, Donald E.
Nelson, Frank H.
Nelson, Richard R.
Nephew, David S.
Newell, Forrest F.
Newport, Howard R.
Nleml, Arna E.
Norton, Glenn E.
Nagy, Stephen E.
Noark, Joseph E.
Noble, Robert
Northridge, Roy D.
Noufer. M. Eugene
Oatley, Bernice 8.
O'Brien, Harry J., JA
O'Brien. Mary W.
Ochtyun, John
O'Neal, La Clair A.
Lafhan, Raymond, Jr,
Lauth, Albert W
Lauth, L. Harold
Le,master, Shirley Y.
Lels, William R.
Lepola, Aatos H,
Lesko, Judith A.
Letscher, Mary Anne
Lewis, John N.
Liberatore, Fred P.
Libby, Edwin
Lilley, Grace
DEPARTMENT 706
Chew, Frank, Jr,
Lee, Earl
DEPARTMENT 708
Bednar, Edward
Felherolf, Doris
Hathaway, Charles
Unger, Charles, Sr.
DEPARTMENT 774
Lancaster. Dorothy
DEPARTMENT 802
Blissing, Frank
Plant, Jack
Pierce, Chester
DEPARTMENT 803
Carson. Lou Ellen
Demarco, Evelyn
DEPARTMENT 804
Harris, Elbert
Nicula, George J.
DEPARTMENT 806
Bolyard, Lucy M.
Clauss, Kenneth E.
K.backo, Andy 0.
Mortimer, John J.
Marlacher, Constance G.
Rice. Nancy J.
Schiavone, Fredercik M.
Smith, Robert C.
Shilling, Amy
Thigpen, Margaret D.
Uhrin, Stephana G.
Whiteside, Grace
DEPARTMENT 807
Brown, Dorothy
Myers, Ruth
Ronghi, Roy
Rooks, Virginia
Rew, Bertha
Swistok, Elean01
Spisak, Edward
Perhach Joe
Cadwallader, Alford 5.
Thompson, Jack
Thompson, Thomas
Thomas, Lewis
Capito, William
Salo, Almo
DEPARTMENT 1006
Ashe, Robert
Dyer, James
Kistler, Thomas
Lammers, Lloyd
Phebus, Russell
DEPARTMENT 1008
Ambrose, William
Brown, Walter R.
Canton, Joseph J.
Chovan, Joseph
Clime, Fred
Cline, Norton R.
French, Russell
Harketrode, Rollin
Kelley, Henry
Kelley, William
Lockett, Wlndell
Phillips, Thomas
Shannon, Gilbert
Tynas, Clint
DEPARTMENT 1010
Nelson, Harry W.
Solomon, Mary
DEPARTMENT 1011
Bates, Dorothy
Gurney, Stave
Kapp, Richard
Resh, Clay
DEPARTMENT 1012
Harker, Richard
Johnson, Gail
Koltak, Joseph
Kosegi, Steve
Opalk, Joseph
Parker, William
Thomas, James
DEPARTMENT 1047
Walker, Richard
DEPARTMENT 1050
DEPARTMENT 809
Bettiker, Thomas L
Brown, Jacqueline M.
Lowe, Leo W.
Smith, Eugene R.
Carpenter, Kenneth A.
Carpenter, Myron L.
Carly, Dorothy D.
Case, H. Sidney
Cashman, Robert M.
Caaperson, Harold E.
Cauffield, Virgil V,
Cavanah, Charles E.
Chaney, Frances M.
Chestnut. George W.
Childress, Robert M.
Christin, Nicholas E.
Christman, Charles P.
Clark, Henry E.
Clark, Robert M., Jr.
Clary, Margaret K.
Cline, Frank F.
Coen, Floyd A.
Paxson, William A.
Pialer, Rex R.
Pearce, Warren, Jr.
Pease, Edward L.
HaH, ho : t E
Phillippi, Larry R.
Pickup, Carter H.
Pierce, Wayne E.
Pleuss, Donald A.
Pittman, Harold E.
Plahy, Pafricia B.
Platt, Castell S.
Plyler, Robert G.
Pointer, James L
Pogue, Lawrence E.
Polena, Clarence
Ponzani,
15aac
Porter, Deryl
Post, Merle E.
Potts, Angeline M.
Pressell, Benlamin F.
Preston, Harry F.
Priddy, Harold V.
Pringle, Richard H.
Hamilton, Richard P.
Hampton, Eleanor C.
Hampton, Jack D.
Hanley, Elmore D.
Connor, William M.
Conway, Robert W.
Conway, Shirley A.
Prommersberger, Eugene
Puccl, Frank R.
Pugh, Richard L
Pumphrey, Mary F.
Quirk, Edward H.
Reebel, John M.
Cook, Edward G., Jr.
Cook, Robert S.
Cooper, Charles K.
Cooper, Charles W.
Cope, Doris C.
Hanson, Richard J.
Cordell, William J.
Harl, Tota B.
Coury, Alfred P.
Cox, Rutheda W.
Crane, Kenneth R.
Hawkins, Charles T.
Cope, Kenneth P.
Coss, Mary Ann
Creager. Savel V.
Cross, Clark R.
Crum, Martha Jane K.
Cupples, Helen P,
Cuthriell, George E.
D'Amico, Lawrence M.
Darone, Chauncey, L. Jr.
Danielson, Joseph L.
Daugherty, Floyd C.
Davin, John W.
Davh, Catherine K.
Davis, Lester K.
Whitacre, Virginia M.
DEPARTMENT 810
Applequist, Beryl
Mackey, Laura
Hatch, Myron W.
Hatch, Norman S.
Hawthorne, Samuel L
Heathman, James E.
Hefner, Arden P.
Heft, William F.
Helle, Raymond
Heller, William G.
Henry, Ross W.
Hermison, Edward A.
Herriman, James E.
Hess, Richard M.
HIckox, Elmer J.
Hlle5, Kenneth H.
Hipple, Raymond R.
Hippie, Roy P.
Hopkins, Joseph H.
Hostutler, John D.
Housteau, tolores J.
Pechura, Paul
Ruddy, Leonard
Treisch, George
Pucevich, Marie C.
Pollock, Mildred
Harries, Richard B.
Hope, Robert M.
Hickst Virginia
King, Katie G.
Moser, Esther S.
DEPARTMENT 1074
Bish, Edith
Hendrick , Clinton
Martin, Bernice
Miller, Ronald
Peltz, Delore:
Sigler, Walter
Sandford, William
Traicha[, Grace
Harless, John W.
Hoffman, Kenneth, A., Jr.
Deehr, Adelbert G.
Miller, Betty
Harley, William M.
De Camp, Dale
Dechert, Francis D.
Bechtold, Richard
Retort, Victoria G.
Hardman, Harold A.
Hnlzdil, Anna T.
Hobbins, Ray J.
Hodge, Edward A.
DEPARTMENT 1051
Deerfield, Ford M.
Deibel, Drow L
Deimel, Geneva F.
Dershaw, David V.
Dickerson, Gordon H.
Dilworth, Mary W.
Hoy. Harold C.
Hubbard, Joseph W,
Hulbregts®, Richard H.
Humble, James W.
Huntley, Eugene V.
Hyyti, Wayne J.
Donoghue, Eugene J., Jr.
liaacson, George L
Dively, Margaret R.
Dively, Robert C.
Downs, Russell A.
Draime, David M.
Dramel, Edward L.
Drapp, John G.
Drescher, Wesley C.
Dresner, Frank E.
Richards, Arthur J.
Richetto, Eugene M.
Richetto, Henry
Rigsby, Carl C.
Rinehart,
James
Riley, Alice
L. R.
Roberts, Arthur H.
Roberts, Ruth W.
Robertson, Robert T.
Robinson, Harry J.
Robison, Fred W.
Robison, Joseph H.
Jacobs, Lowell T.
James, John W.
James, Kenneth M.
Janis, Joan E.
Jewell, John A.
Rudesill, Glen A.
Ryan, James C., Jr.
Rymer, Albert K
Sankey, Thomas A.
Santangelo, Perry C.
Schebig, Mervin E.
Schmahl, Richard E
Tucker, Robert E
Turner, William E.
Tvarech, John E.
Uhrtn, Carol M.
Ulam, Paul R.
Vallska, Michael R.
Van Cure, John E.
Van Eften, Charles L.
Van Etten, Raymond T,
Van Slyke, Allan S.
Van Wingerden, Robert
Vas binder, Harold F.
Vassis, George, Jr.
Veisz, Eugene W.
Veits, Emma L.
Veits, Lottie
Ve nnetti, Norman J.
Wagner, John R.
Waldorf, Catherine M.
Waldron,
James
Warren, Lee
F. A.
Ward, Eugene C.
Warrender, George W.
Was, Theda P.
Weatherly, Mary H.
Weber, Donald A.
Weber, Ronald V.
Webster, Jean S.
Webster, Morey R.
Wehmer, William C.
Weichel, Jay A.
Weirick, Edwin W.
Welker, Gail
Westover, Robert B.
White, Donna A.
Whitney, Elizabeth V.
Whitney, Malcolm G.
Whitney, William R.
Wick, Arlene G.
Wilhide, Margaret W.
Wilkinson, Earl E.
Wilkinson, Fred W.
Wilkinson, Paul F.
Williams, Dale E.
Williams, Elmer T.
Williams, John L
Williams, Lloyd C.
Williams, Patricia J.
Schulanberg, William
WIltrout, Margaret A
Scofleld, Robert O., Jr.
Scofi.Id, Robert 0., Sr.
Scott, Harry W.
Seagreaves, George F.
Seemann, William L
Serca, Anthony M.
Seyerle, Myron G.
Shafer, Margaret 0.
Shannon, Janet E.
Shannon, Norman E.
Sharak, Margaret S.
Shinn, Lee H.
Mandrick, Joseph
Manning, Charles E
Mara$, Eugene R.
Shively, Elmer D.
Shorti, Harold W.
Shuttle, William M.
Marshall Ralph C.
Martin, termalane M.
Sigler, Walter R.
Martin, John J.
Martin, Robert C.
Marisko, Lois A.
Mason, Alfred E.
Thompson, Charles L.
Thompson, Dwight G.
Thompson, Ke.nneth M.
Thompson, Leroy E,
Thompson, Nelson G.
Thompson, William B.
Thrush, Walter W., Jr.
Tims, Eugene J.
Titler, Amber A.
Tomer]In, John J.
Tomko, Robert R.
Tomkins, Mary Z.
Toth, Albert, Jr.
Travsky, Albert S.
Tritten, Daniel E.
Williams, Robert H.
Wilson, Lauren T.
Mcllree, Edward W.
Mcuillin, Delbert C.
McNabb, Herschel R.
MacLaren, James C.
Maguslak, Henry J.
Mahefky, Regis P.
Marin, Margaret J.
Thomas, Thomaa B.
Schmidt, James B.
Sch,yver, Herbert C.
McCreanor, Quentin J.
McFadden, Donald E.
McGann, Janel
McGe., James A.
Thiry, Donald E.
Thiry, Frances W.
Richards, Bryon R.
Sadlier, Robert W.
Sandy, Elizabeth M.
Sandy, Grant F.
Mac Farland, Delbert E.
M (Bane, Olive M.
McBane, Robert L.
McCarthy, William J. Jr.
McCIallan, J. Glenway
McCIurg, Sterl A.
Taylor, Lawrence H.
Proctor, William H.
Sabo, Elmer T.
Hamilton, Oliver L
Taylor, Douglas, Jr.
Taylor, Herald J.
Thomas, Max E.
Grepory, Shirley A.
Conley, Mervin R.
Sudimack, Robert S.
Perhach, Andrew
Lynn, Robert K.
Groff, Stephen
Grove. Hannahbelle B.
Strawser, Earl L.
Stryfeler David E
Sudlmack, Dr. George A.
Tereba, Georgia D.
Rowlands, John S., Jr.
Royal, Andrew J.
Griffin, Virginia S.
Griffing, Richard K.
Grifflth, Samuel G.
Grise, Donald C.
Strader, Charles J.
Strayer, Burt A.
Stocz, Shirley L
Stone, Larry D.
Pease, Harold L.
Lovett, Don K,
Lucy, William M.
Grgurich. Steffie
SHI[Ings, David M.
S 0 1 Teofi K,
Patrick, Joseph G.
Lohr, Nellie B.
Grgurich, Edward
sprrng, John B.
Starnez, Harold H,
Steinmetz, Charles M.
Suverison, Lyle B.
Gregg. Joseph P.
Greis, Louis G.
Sperry, George J.
Pa,&sell, Sarah Y.
Green, Charles R.
list, Joseph 0.
S,norra, Charles F.
Snyder, Edwin L.
Sopko, Albert J,
Parti, Beverly A.
Green, Charles L.
Lisby, William D.
Smith, Warren K.
Smith, William J.
Susko, Andrew, Jr.
Suty, Wil ma A.
Littman, Joseph B.
Loesch, Ronald E.
Gregor, Andrew E.
.
Lilley, Herbert R.
LInden, David E, Jr.
Smith, Norman C.
Parilla, Margie D.
Parthemer, Herschel D.
Robison, Leo A.
Rogers, Hannah M.
Rolfe, Thomas B.
Ronian, James T., Jr.
Rorison, Mildred 9.
Ross, Richard A.
Coen, James M.
Bohyer, Frances
DeCianclo, John
Dye, Lorraine J.
Goss, Violet
Miller, Genevieva
Grabovac, Pasko A., Jr.
Graham, Gust A
Graves, Charles S.
Grebe, H. Harold
Carlson, Joseph L.
DeChristofaro, Carmen
Dedow, Donald R.
Hill, David
Moran, Michael
Goss, Ronald C.
Campbell, Emere & B.
Smith, Clifford E
Smith, Frank A.
Smith, John W.
Sudranski, Lester L
Sunderman, Charles F.
Rema lia, Verne R.
Render, Kenneth G.
Rennon, Joseph
Reynolds, Ray A,
ed Appeal Honor Roll
SALARY
S]anco John
Slapsak, Ivan D.
Smith, Bert C,
Orinin, Paul
Orr, Thomas F., 11
Knipper, Martha B.
Kropp, Richard G.
Branik, Andrew D., Jr.
Branfleld, Charles R.
Bratton, Margaret V.
Brobst, MIghnon R.
Brown, Robert E.
Brugler, Clair J.
Buchanan, Lee E.
Buckley, Francis J., Jr.
Ruffini,
Myers, Russell P.
Perhart. Joseph
Pfeffer, Helen K.
Phelps, Robert L.
Kraus, Robert E.
Krempasky, Max E.
Krieger, Edith F.
Fritz, hoy¥en J.
Frye, Richard H.
Galano, Lucy C.
Muehleisen, Charles A.
Mullen, Jack L.
Myers, Daniel E.
Kovar, George
Franks Robert E
Fuller, William J.
SALARY
Morris, Warren B.
Peck, Roger A.
Penman, William J.
Kundus, Robert S.
Kunz, John T.
Kurdlla, Andrew B.
Franks, Leland G., Jr.
Bowman, Mearina R.
Boyer, Carl E.
Boyer, Thurlow L
Bradly, John W.
Kelly, James D.
PAGE THREE
Sharak, William E.
Sharp, Wade T.
Shaw, Norman D.
Sheesley, Darrell E.
Shirey, Milton G.
51[agy, Julius
Simkins, Charles F.
Windham, Doris A.
Winter, Eugene J.
Winters, Dorothy J.
Wireman, Glen F.
WiHenauer Carl A.
Wolfe, Arthur L.
Woodworth, Janet
Woodyard, Betty T.
Wooffir, Robert C.
Woofter, Stanley L
Workman, Edward L.
Wright, Shirli, G.
Wuycheck, Frank
Weitz, Charles G., Jr.
WOICOM Leslie C.
Wright, Lloyd H.
Yatz, Frances C.
York, Karen
Zervas, Christ J.
Zucco, Angelo E.
Masters, Kenneth W.
Matock, Mary
Meigs, Clifton E
Meigs, Donald E.
Menz, Harold S.
Merritt, Ronnie L.
Messick, John W.
Me*ro, George
Meyer, Florence E.
Miller, Janet A.
Miller, John A.
),(Illik, Stephen J.
Milway, Raymond W.
Mittendorf, Harry R.
Mobley, Dewey F.
Mogle, Clyde E
Moody, Edward C.
Moore, Gordon H.
Moran, Carol B.
Moran, Robert S.
Morgan, Virginia E.
Honor Roll listings aye as of October
31 and may be incomplete. Any contributor who has qualified for the honor
roll and whose name does not appear
on these pages should call PAX 364.
Remaining names witt appear in the
next issue of the Cablegram.
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PACKARD Sa66946„0
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Enclosure Of New Plant 11 Nears Completion
(Dilititary
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Arthur Lee Oliver
ir..:<ill·*itili:.
Arthur Lee Oliver, Jr., a service
man in Dept. 408, died October 27
-· ™4.-'· ··· 74 ENIP=Li,
from injuries suffered in an auto-
mobile accident earlier that day.
Oliver, a resident of Windham,
. k ,:,rf&2418f4LALLE#* -kY,
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Electric in January, 1959. He held
"YOU ARE INVOLVED in political
affairs whether you want to be or
positions in Plants 6, 8 and 10, as
not. This is so because the economics of living is closely entwined
with political and governmental ac-
well as in Plant 4. He had trans-
tivity. For example, you pay taxes-
A graduate of Windham High
aa
r oo pmauy . t ee ob li .
cal activity. The amount the Federal
inLel:5:lit n.!h: =g 1*51:-'f=bf' T V...fTITitticlit, j.-f
year.
leader in Dept. 303.
Surviving, in addition to his
parents, are three brothers and a
sister, all at home.
Funeral services were held at
year for interest on its public debt of
$293 billion. determines the amount
of money left in your pay check. The
question is not whether or not you
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rettsville. Burial was at Windham.
want to get into politics: the only
The enclosure of Packard Electric's new Plant 11 and
Literally hundreds of such strips will be necessary to
question is whether you feel you
its personnel building, located in the foreground,
nears completion ahead of the winter season. Inside
complete the flooring. Outside, the aluminum cover-
money ts being spent."
Suggestions Flow In
the huge new plant, which has a floor area of more
brick construction. The present expansion, one of the
Continued from Page One
than 275,000 square feet, installation of heater plat-
largest in the history of Packard Electric, is located
snow remover brush for use on
automobiles during the winter
months. A pocket or portable
Clifton Amos, 13
AffainsE gle R nk 52:i:trhr;51*i 1;2«Z=
Clifton Amos,
13, son of Richard E, Amos, general foreman in
Plant
3,
attained
the
coveted
Eagle Scout rank at a court of
honor at the
First Methodist
Church recently.
Hinge On 269 Votes
will be eligible for ali drawings
Statistics, so necessary in the
discussion of football teams and
beauty queens, is the thread run-
held in November.
/" <-"I...11 Henry Becker.
t
Richard
Sciple,
:B secretary of the
1, <05>.4-*1 Trumbull Coun.A 2 =-'' U ty Manufactur,
--
Duplicate Session
--
The Packard Bridge Club will
er's Assn; gave
meet at 7: 30 p. m., Wednesday,
, * » *, , the c h a r g e t o
¤
the new Eagle
November 30, in the supervisor's
dining room. Those interested in
playing duplicate bridge on that
Packard Electric in 1943, has
completed 17 years with the Divi-
available electoral votes, trying
to come up with at least 269 of
apartments. All with baths. Call Kins-
man, Ohio, URban 6-3794.
them by tomorrow. The candi-
FOR RENT - -· Five room duplex, 629
Paige Ave., N. E. Contact R. C. Kiatter,
Dept. 580 or call EX 2-5967.
but that it is imperative to capture the majority of the electoral
SALE - Pair of men's ankle-high,
FOR
leather-lined boots, Can be used for hunting or work. Call EX 8-6884.
dates know it is not so necessary
to get the most popular votes,
be made for players without part-
of the popular votes and still not
ners.
be elected to office, as Grover
Cleveland discovered in 1888. The
real secret to a successful election
lies with the electoral vote. Each
individual state has a specific
number of electoral voters, one
group for each party, and each
Tenderfoot
in MayTroup
1958 and
Clifto11 joined
2 asad-a
leaders.
Clifton Amos
vanced through the ranks until
he is presently serving as Senior
Patrol Leader.
A sister, Betty, is a Girl Scout
with Troop 103, Central Christian
Church, and a brother, James, is
a Cub Scout with Pack 2, Den 2,
First Methodist Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos are also
active in scouting affairs. Dick is
chairman Qf the · Troop 2 Committee, First Methodist Church,
and Mrs. Amos is den mother for
Pack 2, Den 2, Cub Scouts, First
Methodist Church.
evening
should
contact
Pearl
GM Expansion
Continued from Page One
skills in design, in production, in
"It calls for spending
marketing,"
he told the business
Iarge sums of money and for tak-
ing risks without any certainty
of turning a profit. It calls for
bold planning here at home and
on a world-wide basis. It calls,
above all, for optimism amd for
faith in the future growth of this
row by the majority vote in each
state.
turn to Plant
8 from Belmont in Churchill. Call May
Bowser. Dept 806, after
Youns:Btown RI 3-6777.
WANTED
-
B,iby
4:00
p.
m.
·
*
Daily
And
-
' *Villi# J
- -- - 0.- F
_
FOR RENT - Three, four or five-room
-
FOR SALE after 4:00 p. m.
-
Guns,
-
Cnil
FR
sion. Her first assignment was on
miscellaneous bench assembly in
an
Ville hardtop. All Dower equipped.
automatic
machine
Bleeve
operator in the same department.
-'091 CL
8,2-
FOR SALE - 1955 Cadillac Coupe De
11&1
a.
C,211
Patti Beach, PAX 249 or Cortland NE
7-8412.
11.-Zl
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Corporation Report
--''
Continued from Page One
preferred
stocks
amounted
to
after
deducting
the
32.45 per
share dividends
in the firston nine
.
,. ,
A
months and $0.30 per share in
the third quarter of 1960. Last
year, earnings were equivalent to
$2.55 per share for the first nine
months, of which $0.47 per share
was for the third quarter.
Bernice S. Hart
Other highlights of the report,
soon to be mailed to more than
823,000 shareholders included:
Mrs. Hart has been on sick
leave from Packard Electric since
March of this year.
DOLLAR SALES during the
third quarter totaled $2,201 mil-
A sister, Mabel Saltzman, is
employed by the Division in Dept,
806.
lion, compared to $2,345 million
UNIT SALES of vehicles produced in GM's United States
plants totaled 547,000 during the
votes, or at least 269 of them. The
fact that he may receive a plur-
Plan. Mrs. Hart, who came to
4·8727
be elected to the office of prestdent of the United States, he must
get a majority of the electoral
of the General Motors Retirement
Dept. 413, and she later became
in the same period last year.
third quarter of 1960, or six per
. I
-Il.-
--Aill.
Born in Champion Township,
she attended high school in War-
ren and later attended Warren
Business College. Her husband,
William Hart, is a native of War-
cent under the level for the same
quarter of last year. Sales of
ren.
cars
Mrs. Hart has three children,
Frances Davis and Howard Adair
he must get at least a majority
22,000
to reach his office. Therefore, it
and trucks were five per cent
would be elected tomorrow. If no
last year, and sales of 177,000
of Warren, and William Adair of
Niles.
candidate ofreceives
the the
minimum
majority
269 votes,
president would beelected byamajority
vote in the House of Representatives on December 19.
units produced
in General
Motors
plants
abroad were
three per
cent
A member
of the sheNazarene
Chuith
of Warren,
enjoys
EMPLOYMENT A N D PAYROLLS: In the first nine months
of 1960 there was an average of
591,368 men and women employed
by General Motors throughout the
the future include caring for her
home and watching television.
She may vacation in Florida this
winter. Her Warren address is
467 Iowa, N. W.
Thomas Jefferson was so elected
-,
-
and Hawaii. For a candidate to
ality of the votes is not enough -
1
0*:: *)1*1· 1111. .
This year there are 537 elec-
toral votes, six more than in 1956
with the new states of Alaska
Bitting.
'1
in The
1801.big
York,
electoral states, New
California,
Pennsylvania,
Canadian - produced
above 1959 and establishedanew
third quarter record.
Illinois, Ohio and Texas, are often world, and payrolls totaled $2,599
spending her free time on her
hobby of sewing. Her plans for
-1- ddatta= 3=®rz =lti 18'm =n'ZI Circus Coupons Available
attention is clear - a presidential tively, in the corresponding period
2.1 ,--2.
The Packard Electric Women's Golf League held its annual banquet
October 22 at Veneris' Restaurant. K. M. Thompson, director of Employe
Relations, awards the first place trophy to the winning team captain,
Helen Scapaci, Labor Relations. Other team members. left to right, are
Eleanor Hampton. Payroll; Mary Helen Phillips. Payroll; Shirley Burford,
Labor Relations; and Margaret Dively, Labor Relations. Not pictured is
Edith Aldrich, Payroll.
dential candidates. The party that
RIDE WANTED - On day
]*,2- '71'uru silf
Ifq)43
have 25 electoral votes to cast
for presidential and vice-presi-
LOST - Navy-blue Kuppenheimer Mingle-
Banquet Honors Women's Golf Champs
A 41;MI #/114J
electors for each party, and will
is to receive a state's electoral
votes will be determined tomor-
Week-ends. Cal] Mrs. Gould, TW 8-6974.
U 51 *515.71<iliI9i1B6. I -1,
combined representation in the
group
equal in number to the
Senate and the House of Representatives. Ohio with 23 representatives and two senators, has 25
country and the world."
breisted sport cont. Call VI 7-0090.
Bernice S. Hart, Dept. 415, re-
sations today. Presidential hopefuls and their campaign managers
are busily adding and re-adding
Keefner, PAX 318. Pairings will
To qualify for
of Youngstown and Augtintown on
day turn. Call SW 2-3510.
WANTED -- Lizzie Williams, Dept, 323,
would like to buy a second-hand piano.
Cn]] EX 2-4028.
the Eagle rank,
a candidate
must be an active scout, have a
minimum of 21 merit badges,
pass an Eagle Scout Board of
Review, and be approved by the
national council. Only one per
cent of those who enter scouting
attain the Eagle rank.
-0',*
WANTED - Riders wanted from we,t
Bernice S. Hart
Is Recent Retiree
tired October 26 under provisions
votes.
It is definitely possible for a
candidate to receive the majority
IN"REW"31131'. Scout.
CLASSIFIED ADS
WANTED-Will care for children in my
home. 0,]t Mi·R. Mni·y Newton, EXpress
3-3835.
ning through all political conver-
The presenta-
cidiacent to Plant 10 and will be used to house automotive wiring assembly operations.
being poured in strips 20 feet wide and 96 feet long.
Presidential Hopes
added as part of the metal, glass and
ing is beig
forms has begun, and the expansive concrete floor is
os7bmmbifed id ai , Nove mwbhe
will be eligible for the radio drawings. Ideas submitted this week
A„- i Uyon,1* Bridge Club Plans
15 ,-.
6
.9.0
.
the Mallory Memorial Home, Gar-
should have a voice in how your
i
-I- .1
ferred to Dept. 408 in July of this
Government is spending. over and
abome the $9 billion it must pay each
4/VOWLD#L.0
· <·. -15 *;3E**·3
Ohio, began his work at Packard
candidate this year could reach
office by winning only 12 of the
50 states, if he carried the 12
states with the highest number
of electoral votes.
FOR SALE - Complete Bet "Books of
Knowledge." $35.00. Call Mearina Bow-
man, LI 5-1985.
of 1959.
During the third quarter of
1960, average employment was
551,356 and payrolls totaled $804
million compared with 547,419
and $773 million, respectively, in
the third quarter of last year,
Special discount coupons good
for $1.00 on the purchase of an
adult $3.00 or $3.50 ticket for the
Ringling Bros., Barnum & Bailey
Circus at the Cleveland Arena
November 16 and 17 are avail-
able to employes at the Employe
Information office.