MAINTENANCE
By Bob Parker
Well, here it is November
and we have gotten a good
dose of winter and good hunt
ing weather.
There isn’t many on the
vacation list this month, but
those who did take a vacation
are as follows: R. W. Parris,
J. E. Reese, D. L. Thorne and J. E. Allison.
Wonder if Arnold Smallwood could make a
success out of a snack bar.
Guess everyone has heard of the shot gun that
Willie Rahn bought for Danny Vick. Danny will
at least be able to show his thanks for giving Wil
lie some deer meat.
We hear that George Sexton has a good used
Pontiac for sale. It seems that George doesn t like
the way other cars fail to see a Pontiac coming
down the road.
Has anyone heard about the argument Homer
Blythe had. It looked like he might have walked
into a lion’s den. All Homer says is it was his
wife, his stove wood and his wife s business.
See you next month.
SHEETING & SHIPPING
By Marie Guinn
We wish to congratulate Ray Keener on the
arrival of a baby girl, born in the Transylvania
Community Hospital on October 21. Debra Jean
Weighed 6 lbs. iVi 02. Ray took his vacation the
following week to stay home with his wife and
the new baby.
We welcome Leonard Reese to this department.
He replaced Thomas McCall when he transferred
to Slitting.
Some of the boys in Shipping have been doing
some car trading. Floyd has a new Chevrolet and
Joe has a ’48 Pontiac. Everyone seems to be get
ting excited over the new cars. They sure are nice
though.
Cecil has been talking to himself lately,^ but all
the boys can understand is "Mush, Mush”. They
said if anyone knew what he was talking about to
please come and tell them.
Mickey, Wilma and Sal went to the circus a
couple of weeks ago. They all seemed to have en
joyed it very much.
Callie and her family went to Mount Mitchell
a couple of weeks ago and she said it surely was
cold.
Planning has borrowed Ruby and Dot several
times lately. They don’t seem to mind too much,
though.
Several of the girls and their families visited the
Biltmore Estate recently and all of them really had
a wonderful time, especially Inez.
SALES OFFICE
By Bernice Conklin
The welcome mat is out
for Dick Doyle and Jack Kel
ly, Sales Trainees, Gloria Lev
itt, Customer Service, Mar
guerite Lyons, Technical Serv
ice, Muriel Liebman, Sales
Promotion.
Two thousand cases of
baby oil to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth T. Jones on the
birth of son, Eric Lauren, and to Mr. and Mrs.
Hutton W. Miller on birth of daughter, Katherine
Christine.
The orchestra played as Dorothea O Brien, Sales
Promotion, became wife of Bill Brunner on Octo
ber 9th.
Anita Prestianni, receptionist, now Mrs. Phil
Amato, tells us the Ponconos was a wonderful
place to honeymoon.
Showers of confetti fell on Rosemarie Carlow,
Customer Service, and Charlie Cino who were
married November 6th.
New York-New England, here he comes! Chuck
DeVinne has completed his hitch as Sales Trainee
and is now out racking up sales in his new
territory.
BLOOD BANK NOTES
Due to some recent misunderstanding
of the Red Cross Blood program, all em
ployees should take note of the following
two items;
L Only members of an employee’s
immediate family is eligible for blood
from the Red Cross Blood Bank under the
terms stipulated on the Blood Donor cer
tificate. Persons who are not members of
an employee’s immediate family (hus
band or wife, dependent children, de
pendent parents) and not covered by an
other certificate must either pay for blood
or get donors outside the program.
2. Ecusta employees, or members of
their immediate family who need blood
and are in hospitals outside of the Ashe
ville district should contact the Medical
Center or the Personnel department.
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