Page 8 The Sohio News June 1950

CLEVELAND—Pouring the concrete mat for the new thermofor catalytic cracking unit at No. 1 Refinery was a complex operation (See story on page 1). Workmen, above, poured 1000 cubic yards of cement to create a foundation 70 feet wide by 81 feet long by 5 feet thick. Trucks which brought the concrete drove in at a rate of one truck every minute and 42 seconds.

TOLEDO-R. M. Smith, left, and D. H. Skinner, the 1949 Golf League champions at Toledo Refinery, know competition will be greater this year. Sixty-four men in comparison with only 36 last year will compete, two to a team, for the trophies donated by Manager I. L. Peterson.

DAYTON — Newest addition to the division office here is 22-year-old Juanita Short, a graduate of Parker Co-op High School in Dayton.

CLEVELAND - The family of Lloyd S. Barlow, No. Two Refinery carpenter: Lloyd, Jr., Ann Marie, and Mrs. Barlow.

MANSFIELD—The new Sohio X-Tane Gasoline took the spotlight at the Spring Changeover meetings throughout the state, as well as at this meeting for Mansfield Division Servicenter employees.

COVINGTON-This is only part of the 100 pounds of fish which Dave Cain, Gas Plant assistant operator, Latonia Refinery, and his brother-in-law, Tom Brown, caught at Bass Bay, Tenn.

DETROIT—All Eastern Air Line planes arriving here are now serviced with Sohio-Fleetwing Aviation Gasoline. This new Eastern Air Line Constellation is being fueled with 100 octane Sohio-Fleetwing Aviation gasoline.

OKLAHOMA CITY—The Sohio Recreational Club bowling league here climaxed the season on May 12 with playoffs for the two top teams. The Reserves, winners for the first half, and the Pin Drillers, second half winners, battled, with the Reserves winning the 1950 Sohio Bowling Championship by the slim margin of the odd game in the roll off. Bill Zahrndt was captain of the Reserves with J. C. McCandless, M. W. Sublett, J. P. Foraker, H. R. Sells and R. M. Lowe as members; and the Pin Drillers had George Massad as captain and Donald Milburn, E. F. Males, Ruth Brown, Bud Eagle, Ernest Miller and Ruth Lamer.

TOLEDO — Mary Leech, whose husband is Donald, was one of the door prize winners at the fish fry sponsored by the Toledo Division Rec Club. (See complete story of the party on Around-the-Clock Page.)

O'My, the Accident Maker

C'mon, Bud, it's a good day to clean up the yard. You can get it all done today easy. Just lug off the stones and rubbish. It's spring! Tra-la-la.

Sure, pile the roots and other rubbish on top of the wet sand. Load the wheelbarrow high, you'll have few trips—you're rugged, you can push it. You may trip over that shovel—so what?

Who'd ha' thought it? Just pushed a wheelbarrow load (some load!) and the guy gets a double hernia. Ho hum!