Trollinger gets cigarettes
***achine at Finishing Mill.
Full-line vending in Spray area mills was made possible by installation of
modem equipment like this battery of machines at Bedspread Finishing Mill.
Vending At Your service
improvement in Canteen
W ® at mills in the Spray area has
S Vp through installation of full-
Ijill, at the Bleachery, Finishing
Warehouse and Bedspread
Mill.
automatic vending machines
Ne f placed in these mills to dis-
Hlgjj ^®sh-brewed coffee, sandwiches,
Vfj, milk, a large number of
. —XlllAJV, a
^ ®fns, candy bars, etc.
by system provides better serv-
; ^6s ^ the items available to em-
times. The quality is ex-
the machines are refilled
merchandise. To guard
the equipment is inspected
, the State Board of Health,
infull-line vending is available
^Pray area, new machines
g fresh-brewed coffee have
been placed in most of the other mills.
Within just a short while such machines
will be installed in locations that do not
now have them.
The Canteen Service recently moved
to a new headquarters in the former
Acme Printing Co. building. There it
maintains an office and has space for
storage as well as for a workshop area
where vending machines are adjusted or
repaired.
Income from the Canteen Service goes
into the Fieldcrest Foundation, a non
profit organization for promotion of re
ligious, charitable, scientific, literary
and educational causes.
Recent projects include scholarships
for employees or children of employees
and extensive improvements to recrea
tion facilities at playgrounds throughout
the Tri-Cities.
Roy Hasten, service man, refills the
pastry vending machine at Bleachery.
Office Elaine Kendrick checks on merchandise In workshop area, J. H. Barrow (right). Canteen manager,
records on goods issued to the service men. and R. R. Turner, assistant manager, adjust coffee machine.
Ay.
February 6, i96i