Happenings...
(Editor’s Note: Although it is not the usual policy of the Mill Whistle
to publish poems, the following was submitted with total concensus
of employees at the Los Angeles Service Center. The poem was writ
ten by Ron Burnett in tribute to an exceptional employee, Dorothy
Paulson, customer service representative. As the year ends and New
Year’s resolutions come to mind, reflect upon your own working
image. Can this be said about YOU?)
SHE’S JUST A NICE LADY
She’s just a nice lady as you can see.
Give yourself a chance and look at her
personality.
She’s just a nice lady smiling all the time.
Seems never to have a problem
ever on her mind.
I know she deals with the world,
but it doesn’t really show.
Wow! Wouldn’t it really be nice to have
such a pleasant glow.
Depending on her to solve problems,
which she handles very well.
It seems as though she is blessed with a gift,
and we can surely tell.
She’s just a nice lady as I have explained. \
A vote of thanks we give to her /
and hope that it remains.
There’s only one thing left for us to say.
And that is for God to Bless Her,
And keep her in his way.
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WINNING SAFETY SLOGAN—Bertha King, a reeler in the Twist-Wind-
Reel Department at Karastan Spinning Mill, right, was presented a gift set
of towels by Dick Riddick, general foreman, left, for her winning entry in
November safety slogan contest.
The slogan was: Driving a car is not a game. Life and Death are not the
same. Obey the law, do what you can. Look out for self and the other
man.”
'Back In School’
(Continued From Page Three)
Building conference room for two .
weeks.
In addition to the Introduction To
Textiles course, a number of other
college-credit textile courses will be
available from North Carolin State
University School of Textiles in
January, and may be offered to
Fieldcrest employees, depending on
demand. Among those available are
Fabric Forming Systems, Manager
ment and Control of Textile
Systems, Technology of Dyeing and
Finishing Yarn Forming Systems
Yarn Procession Dynamics, and
Dye Synthesis.
Educational programs such as
these may be covered by
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Appreciation Award
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Boy Scout executives Tom Deimler (far right) and Rick Ward (sec ^
from right) of the Piedmont Council present a plaque to Georg^t
Howard, Jr., personnel manager, and W. F. Evans, Jr., plant
of Alexander Sheeting Mill in appreciation for supporting the
ment of a scout camp.
25 Years Of Service
Melvin Moore, division vice president and general manager of
Spinning Mills (left) congratulates Bessie Foskey, a first shift spinner at
Stan Worsted Plant (right), on her achievement of 25 years of confix
service November 12.
Buy.. .Sell.. .Swal^
Fieldcrest’s Educational Reinburse-
ment Program if the employee
wishing to participate is eligible.
Employees wishing to participate in
such courses should contact Jack T.
Carter or Susan Stewart at
Fieldcrest extension 53231 or 53242
as soon as possible.
For the present, these programs
are available only to employees
within commuting distance of Eden
due to the specialized equipment
needed.
FOR SALE: Two-piece living room
suite plus coffee table, in good
condition, reasonably priced. Call
627-4561 after 5:30 p. m.
FOR SALE: 1975 Honda, CB-500T,
/ overhead cam, 4400 miles, excel
lent condition $900. Call (919) 276-
5767 (Laurel Hill).
FOR SALE: Dinette set with four
chairs, all wood, perfect condition,
$100. Call 623-6415.
FOR SALE: Men’s 24” AMF 10
FOR SALE: Set of EnclvcpP'
Britanica, 24 vol., 1959
speed bicycle, good condition, $50;
also Honda XL70, 70cc motor-
Those participating in the college
credit course are Herb McConnell,
Cotton Classing Department; Bill
Little, Technical Services; Iris
Gravely, Sheet Finishing; and
Clarence Catron, Fieldale.
cycle, trail or street, 1600 miles,
good condition, $250. Call 623-6639.
FOR SALE: Gas kitchen range-$25-
60” double sink-$20; metal
cabinet-$20 Call 635-9884.
FOR SALE: Two-seater go cart, 4
hp, Briggs and Stratton engine,
racing slick tires, in good con
dition. Call 623-9253 after 3 p.m.
FOR SALE: Rabbits for stewing or
frying. Call 342-2701.
FOR SALE: A 4’ X 6’ enclosed metal
U-haul trailer; also an electric
fireplace with logs; all in good
condition and reasonably priced.
Call 623-6930.
FOR SALE: Two Gillette snow tires
on wheels, white walls, $50. Call
623-6273.
year books through 1977, lil^®
$275. Call 635-1433. ^
FOR- SALE: Registered GeU
shepherd puppies, $35 and $3^'
342-2701. .4
FOR SALE: Beauty shop %
ment, in good condition, f(
two stations with two chap^; j!
dryers, shampoo bowl chai‘’j|,(
one station with chair
almost new dryers. Call
after 4 p. m. ..J
FOR SALE: Harley Davidso’i
motorcycle, $350. Call
after 4 p. m. .m
FOR SALE: Young girrs^*}‘3!(
drawer dresser; also gold'* a
mirror. .30” X 26”; girl s d
coat,(14). Call 623-8902 after j^i
FOR SALE: Chrome kitcheP^i,}
with two extra leaves, fe^L
with new seats and back,
extra chairs, $25. Call o
after 6 p. m.
FOR SALE: 100 ft. of coaX-$l-
stick antenna-$20; desktyp®
microphone- $25; Realistic)
cassette player-$30. Call'(''^
2248.
FOR SALE: 50 cc motored
,cV
small boy, $150. Call 635-
WHlS^
THE MILL