Perry Barker
Charles Davis
Donald Denny
Gary Foust
JJERETT L. ball, to product
,§er, Whiteville Carpet Rug
Sen'
Ss]
'J'ent, Karastan Rug Mills
,|^|es representative, Karastan
s. He has been with Field-
®‘nce 1968.
...PERRY L. BARKER, to super
visory trainee. Winding Depart
ment, Karastan Rug Mill from
weaver at that mill. He joined the
company in 1973.
...CHARLES F. DAVIS, to mana
ger, Hourly and Pre-superviosry
Training, Industrial Relations from
training manager, Bed Fashions in
that department. He has been with
the company since 1964.
...DONALD A. DENNY, to shift
foreman. Plant Service, Blanket
Greige Mill from mechanic 1, Plant
Service at that mill. He joined the
company in 1966.
...GARY B. FOUST, to training
supervisor—Bed Fashions, In
dustrial Relations from general
foreman. Yam Preparation, Bed
spread Greige Mill. He joined Field-
crest in 1971.
...LEONARD HORSLEY, to in
dustrial engineer II, Blanket Finish
ing Mill from supervisory trainee.
Packaging, Sheet Finishing Mill. He
has been with the company since
1970.
...ALLEN OAKLEY, to section
foreman. Carding, Draper Sheeting
Mill from acting shift foreman.
Weaving, at that mill. He joined
Fieldcrest in 1976.
...JOE POTEATE, to superinten
dent, Carding and Spinning, Laurel
Hill Yarn Mill from section fore
man, Carding, Draper Sheeting Mill.
He has been with the company since
1969.
...JO BETH ROBERTSON, to shift
foreman. Quilling and Slashing,
Bedspread Greige Mill from
management trainee at that mill.
She joined the company in 1973.
...STEVE ROBINSON, to mana
ger, Technical and Production
Control, Bedspread Finishing Mill
from general superintendent at that
mill. He has been with Fieldcrest
since 1969.
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®onard Horsley
M
Allen Oakley
Joe Poteate
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Steve Robinson
Senior Citizens' Activities
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"'^tinued From Page Five)
t. V., movies, lending lib-
games. Also glaucoma
.faring tests, etc.
and Country Senior Citizens’
jWesident-Mrs. Sara Ashton,
Hood Club, call Ms. Helen
f-2347.
Senior Citizen’s Club, call
j^rroway, 825-1821.
K Nutrition Program, call
J^'-Hards, 746-6373 for infor-
[^'|ille Nutrition Program, call
f'arker, 753-3749 for infor-
^ 'Ury-Howan County area
j,bounty Technical Institute,
classes to senior citizens
, decorating, pottery, ma-
j Ceramics, and self defense.
I^ptar lessons available for a
fee. For information, call
^ f^enter Senior Citizens Club,
ti^^^ch Wednesday, 10 a. m.
Over 65 invited to attend.
Recreation Center Senior
w^fub, meets each Thursday.
County Health Depart-
^>AY, MAY 22, 19
ment, free high blood pressure
clinics. For information call 633-
0411.
Central Fire Department, offers
free blood pressure checks Monday
through Friday, 8 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Rowan County Arts Council, offers
free classes in drawing, painting,
pottery, writing, dance, and mime.
For information, call Kay Brown,
636-1882.
Pineville Dinner Theatre, offers
special matinee performances of
“The Sound of Music” for senior
citizens’ groups on June 7,14, 21 and
28. For information call Becky
Harris, Rowan County Council on
Aging, 636-2344.
Rowan County Council on Aging,
offers information and referral ser
vice for senior citizens and Out
reach, a program of home visits for
those unable to get out. Call Becky
Harris, 636-2344.
Martinsville-Henry County area
Collinsville Recreation Center,
Tuesday, May 23, the third annual
Senior Citizens’ Rally Day, 10 a. m.
until 4 p. m., ages 55 and over. Bring
a covered dish. Morning events will
include hobby swapping and gospel
singing. For information, call
7 8
Lynn Berry, 538-5311.
Martinsville Senior Citizens Hall,
21 Moss Street, open 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.
Monday through Friday, features
cards, games and a wide range of
other activites. Dues-$2 per year, in
cludes Senior Citizens’ I. D. and dis
count card. For information, call
Kathy Childress, director, 638-4366.
Rutherford County-Forest City
area - American Association for Re
tired People, sponsors numerous
activities and trips for senior
citizens. For information, call Frank
Thornloe, president, 245-4088.
Forest City Senior Citizens Club,
also sponsors various planned acti
vities. For information, call Wendy
Powell, 245-4823.
Isothermal Community College,
offers a mrniber of classes free to
senior citizens. For information, call
Ann Freeman 631-3636.
Rutherford County Arts Council,
offers plays and classes to senior
citizens at a discount. For infor
mation, call Ned Harbin, 245-0489.
Callison Recreation Center,
Forest City, sponsors various
physical fitness programs and trips
for senior citizens. Call Sharon Dob
bins, 245-6339.
WILLARD HAGGINS
Haggins Joins
Karastan Mill
Willard B. Haggins of Aberdeen,
N. C. has joined Fieldcrest as
technial supervisor in the Dyehouse
at Karastan Rug Mill. He was
formerly employed as technical
superintendent of Dyeing at Knit-
Away, Inc. in Raeford, N. C.
Haggins received his under
graduate degree in biology at the
University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hid.