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Cincinnati The Chronicle

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1968

Page

10

Local 212 Union Notes and Bowling Club Updates

Regular union meetings move to Moose Temple 910 Plum Street second floor and start at 8 p.m. January 16 meeting requires paid dues receipt. Retirements of Dietrich Bradberry Miester Peters read. Bradberry notes 47 years without sick benefits. Bowlers and Boosters thank donors. next dance March 30 with committee meeting January 12. In Memoriam George Schweppe Sr. died December 22 1967. brother George Jr. also in Local 212. Sick list Don Weikel Chuck Fiester. Well William Drockelman. Upcoming dates include January 12 dance committee, January 16 regular meeting, Las Vegas tourney team counts, Bowling Party February 3, March 5 drawing for $500, March 30 dance, April 23 Bowling Tournament in Zanesville, Ohio, LB.E.W. Tournament May 24-26 in Las Vegas. Tip for Bowlers: keep eyes on target.

Moose Temple Plum Street Cincinnati City Hall Emil Dietrich Charles Doc) Bradberry Gene Miester Everett Peters Bradberry Doc Bowlers & Boosters Bowlers and Boosters Club Local 212 George Schweppe George George Jr Brother Schweppe Don Weikel Chuck Fiester Wm. Drockelman Zanesville Ohio Las Vegas

Local bowlers post high scores as Wray Electric tops series

Jack Robert nearly bowls a 300 with 276, plus 198 and 188 for a 662 series. Bob Babel adds a 617, Dick Velage 585, Al Voellmecke 554. Wray Electric leads with 2932 team total after 1034 972 926 games, while Mayers Electric beats first-place Prince team in two games.

Stan Johnson Jack Robert Jack Bob Babel Dick Velage al Voellmecke Wray Electric

Elite drivers in Tel Aviv union leadership declare bus workers earn aristocrat status

Histadrut leaders say Israeli bus drivers are the labor movement’s aristocrats as two cooperatives run nationwide service. Becoming a shareholder costs about 11 000 dollars, roughly half a new bus price. A driver earns about 300 dollars monthly base, up to 500 with overtime and coop dividends, matching a government ministry director general’s pay, plus family transport perks.

Tel Aviv Israel Histadrut Israeli General Federation of Labor

Local notes on hospital release and upcoming work

W. W. Dean is released from the hospital and ready to work. Bill Cooper is convalescing at home and improving. Local school construction by contractors is a godsend and many unemployed men are finding work. All signs point to a good year ahead. Attend union meetings and ask coworkers for their work cards.

W. W. Dean Bill Cooper

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