Service Confers
Important Part
OfFieldcrest
Service Center personnel are small in number, but lone on
«”ciency and loyalty.”
gin! division vice president of industrial en-
eering and distribution for Fieldcrest Mills, Inc. Mr. Kiser has
0g®|^^*^^^®sponsibiliy for the company’s nation-wide system of Service
proud of our service centers and the fine job our people
of serving our accounts. Without the service centers, many
accounts would not have the opportunity to pro-
f leldcrest products to their customers,” Mr. Kiser said.
service centers are located in Los Angeles, Calif.,
. ataway, N. J., Elgin, 111., and Arlington, Tex. Also a Karastan-
urelcrest Service Center is located in Burlingame, Calif,
nese five facilities comprise 241,419 square feet of space and
e up approximately 8 percent of the company’s total sales
Los 4 ‘=®'^ter program began in 1953 with the opening of the
jg ^"geles Service Center, then a facility of 12,000 square feet. To-
feet Angeles operation has been expanded to 79,831 square
ser ^ employees. It is now the largest of Fieldcrest’s
”''ice centers.
c Karastan Service Center in Burlingame was opened in 1959
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Vicki Vann, terminal operator, i.os Angeles.
^DAY, MAY 3. 1976
Hon Kriiiiett, wai'ehoiise servicer, Los .Angeles.