g PRIZE WINNER (above)
was Patricia Tread-
took home a brand new
“set.
Community Fund
LUCKY WINNERS (above) of towel sets in the draw
ing among Fair Share givers to the Community Fund at
the Fieldale Towel Mill were (front row, left to right) Clyde
Freeman, Slashing; Irene Fledgecock, Warehouse Of
fice; Mike Martin, Beam Dye. (Second row, left to right)
Kathryn Atkins, Cloth; Troy Hopkins, Weave; Lois Smith,
Sewing; (Back row, left to right) Morgan Padgett, Weave;
Dale Shupe, Slashing; Allen Parker, Canteen; George
Dillard, Beam Dye. Also a winner, but not present for
picture was Mike Hall, Weave.
Fieldale Towel Mill employees gave $42,062.50 to the
Fieldale Community Fund in a drive held October 24-28.
The drawing was held on December 16, at the plant.
Ufe Savers
"iDI
^l^''Vees at the Draper Sheeting Mill responded overwhelmingly to
more blood donations in Eden in 1977. They gave a total of
® of blood, six pints over their quota for the year. Many em-
*^onated more than one pint of blood.
j'^^ughn, plant manager, and W. O. “Dink” Blackwell, Blood-
.^^’airman for the mill, commended all employees who participat-
life-saving cause. “I’m very proud,” Vaughn said, “and I
rj give even more in the future.”
^agnition of surpassing the quota, a drawing was held for five
prizes. Each donor’s name was eligible in relation to the number of
pints given.
At left, Frances Jarrett, plant manager’s secretary, assists Blackwell
in the drawings. Above, representatives of the various departments ac
cept prizes for the winners in their departments.
Winner of the sheet set was Manx Artis of the Carding and Opening
Department. He donated two pints of blood.
Winners of pillowcase sets were: Ronald Pharis, Weaving, (2 pints);
George Stroud, Weaving (2 pints); Jeremiah Graves, Picking, (1 pint);
and Peyton Cruise, Spinning, (4 pints).
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FEBRUARY 6,1978