Uevpi nesearcn ana
Su»lj^°Pn^ent Department at
Industries, Greens-
Attends Meet
In Washington
At
„ 3 recent meeting of the Furniture Industry
|;^nsumer Advisory Panel (FICAP) held in Wash-
D. C., Diane Hamilton, left in picture,
3 ® "'^Icomed by Virginia H. Knauer, special
'^tant to the President for Consumer Affairs,
fs- Hamilton has been a member of the Panel
'"'as chartered jn 1973 and was formerly
Seu,^ pf consumer education for the Home
'ng Division of Kaiser Roth.
niP if ^^CAP is the informal complaint handling
tyj,ff®^*sm established by the Southern Furni-
ers . ^’’^I^nturers Association to assist consum-
"'ith furniture problems.
ij Hamilton’s husband, Robert J. Hamilton,
manager for automatic blankets in
^ I' leldcrest Marketing Division, New York,
couple make their home in Summit, N. J.
Join Research Department Buy... Sell... Swap
^•cki B, Wray and Barbara
i i^hongh have joined the
'et)V ,c:rest Research
;Pient as manager of the
resg ^'cal Laboratory and
*^®chnician, respec-
Higii^l^cay is a graduate of
doL “nint College with a B.S.
iominf chemistry. Prior to
piovff ^ieldcrest, she was em-
° in the Research and
Ubn * who attended the
School at Danville
Prg .°*’inl Hospital, was
employed at
iahL 4 hospital as a
atory technician.
FOR SALE: AKC-registered
Irish setter puppies. Call 623-
3982 after 5 p.m.
FOR SALE: New pair of safety
shoes. Never worn. Size 8-E.
$12.00. Call 623-3681 after 2
p.m.
FOR SALE: Monogram oil
circulator with fan. Good
condition. $35.00. Call 627-4629
after 3 p.m.
WANTED: Good homes for free
kittens. Call 623-3615 after 5:30
p.m.
VICKI B. WRAY
Savings Bonds
Purchases Up
Ij^he final report has not
made but indications
® that the company-wide
^"PPaign on behalf of U.S.
avings Bonds has met with
®‘>ccess.
j).^p''cn H. Newton, vice
ti ^^•'lent-industrial rela-
^ the campaign chair-
estimated that the
«mber of Fieldcrest
3 *^^Iiasers of Savings
anh increased by
•'PCoximately one-third.
He
expressed apprecia-
to those who signed up
Purchase bonds and those
pi''' assisted with the
ffiPaign.
Payroll Savings
tj is the backbone of the
Savings Bonds
Sjj^Sram. It provides a
LffPio way for you and your
ci?'iy to add to your finan-
Sji^ Security,” Mr. Newton
you are saving
ti>aT ® week or 50 times
the spirit is the same.
.Joe IT c
Hiw Savings Bonds
in seal of $7.6 billion
BARBARA LEE SHOUGH
Correction
The name of William C. Slay
ton was inadvertently printed as
“Clayton” in the last issue of
The Mill Whistle in connection
with his 15 years of continuous
service.
A phone correspondent super
visor at the Karastan Service
Center, Mr. Slayton has continu
ous service with Karastan since
August 11, 1961.
FOR SALE: White porcelain-
cast iron “Standard” bath tub
with chrome fittings. Good
condition. $35.00. Was
replaced by shower stall. Call
623-8610 after 6 p.m.
FOR SALE: Large capacity
chest-type Philco deep
freezer. In excellent running
condition. Looks fair. $75. Call
623-2268.
FOR SALE: Electric typewriter
in good condition. Call (703)
638-2824.
FOR SALE: 7-ft. sofa
upholstered in brown tweed.
Good condition. $75.00. Also,,
Schwinn 10-speed Continental
bicycle. Used one summer.
$125.00. Call 623-2665 after 5:30
p.m.
FOR SALE: Kitchen table and
six chairs. $50.00. Call 627-7771.
FOR SALE: 1972 Honda motor
cycle. Very good condition.
Call 623-9893 after 5 p.m.
FOR SALE: 7 m.m. Mauser
rifle. Glass-bedded barrel,
American walnut stock, Red-
field sights, sling, 40 rounds
factory ammunition. $150.00
firm or trade for handgun of
equal value. Call 627-7606 after
6 p.m.
FOR SALE: 16-ft. “Crystal
River” fiberglass fishing boat,
V-bottom, $100.00. Call 623-6876
after 5 p.m.
FOR SALE: 16-ft. Deep V “Lone
Star” boat, 75-hp Evinrude
motor, Cox tilt trailer. All in
excellent condition. Call 623-
8716 after 5 p.m.
Eight Months Old
Robert Michael Byrd, eight
months old, is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Mike Byrd. His mother,
Shela, is employed as a cut order
clerk at the Laurelcrest Service
Center, Laurel Hill. A grand
father, Paul Branton, is em
ployed in the Plant Service
Department, Laurelcrest Carpet
Mill.
Recipient
Karen Angela Tucker is a 1976
recipient of a Fieldcrest grant-
in-aid. Her picture arrived too
late to be included with the other
grant-in-aid recipients in the last
issue of The Mill Whistle.
Third Birthday
FOR SALE: Two bathroom
sinks with fittings; two new
snow tires, G78-14; two 14-inch
GM wheels and two 15-inch
GM wheels. Call 635-8321.
WANTED TO BUY: Spinet
piano. Call 342-0193 after 5:30
p.m.
FOR SALE: Three year old
white quarter horse gelding.
With or without bridle, saddle
and blanket. Horse is from the
Wagner farm in Texas. Call
Stoneville 573-3632 after 6 p.m.
FOR SALE: 10,000-BTU air
conditioner. Guaranteed. Call
623-8726 or 627-1284.
James Joseph Terry, Jr.
celebrated his third birthday on
August 14 at a party given by his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy
Terry. His father is employed in
the Packaging Department at
the Bedspread Finishing Mill.
An aunt, Irene Thornton, is em
ployed in the Customer Service
Department at the Bedspread
Finishing Office.
Swine Flu Shots
(Continued from Page One)
particularly urged to take the
vaccine,” he said.
It is hoped that all of the
materials needed for giving the
immunizations will be available
so that the shots may be given
during October. Schedules for
the mill clinics will be posted
and publicized and details
regarding the immunizations at
each location will be announced
as soon as available.
In addition to the swine flu
shots, the Fieldcrest Medical
Department will again offer the
regular flu vaccine which
contains the Hong Kong variety
of immunization.
in 1976 is exciting
'* who have
you who have
jj^chased bonds are part of
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to extend our sincere
thanks and appreciation to all of
you who were so kind and
thoughtful to us with your many
prayers, cards, food and your
presence at the death of our
husband and father, Pinkney
Lee. May God bless each of you.
DORIS LEE AND FAMILY
FOR SALE: Male blue-eyed
husky, two months old. Call
627-7091.
FOR SALE: Drop-leaf dining
room table, almost new.
French provincial styling,
pecan finish, removable
center leaf, seats six. White
lace-trimmed cloth included.
$85. Call 627-0570 after 5 p.m.
SEPTEMBER 6, 1976
FIELDALE TOWEL MILL
Top Weavers, Fixers
Weavers W/E August 15
Dobby Terry Roger Hall
Jacquard Terry Robert Ferguson
Fixers W/E August 15
Dobby Terry Clarence Craig
Clay Merriman
Jacquard Terry ; ■ ■ • - Edward Maxey
Weavers W/E August 8
Dobby Terry Charles Cannaday
Jacquard Terry Leonard Tilley
Fixers W/E August 8
Dobby Terry Clarence Craig
Jacquard Terry Edward Maxey
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