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Vol. 8, No. 4
E.l. Du Pont De Nemours & Company, Inc., Brevard, N.C.
September, 1975
PLANT UNITED FUND
CAMPAIGN IS
OCTOBER 1-15
The Brevard Plant United Fund
campaign will be October 1-15. Kickoff
breakfasts, to explain solicitor goals in
helping to raise the $32,000 Plant goal for
1976, will be held September 29th in
Brevard and September 30th in
Hendersonville.
Co-chairmen for the Plant drive are
Elmer Buller of Engineering Services
(Henderson County) and Bill Huters of
Process Control (Transylvania County).
Lucy Stewart has been hired to handle
clerical chores.
The Plant United Fund chairmen have
the following comments concerning the
1976 drive . . . "All you have to do is look
at the list of agencies supported by United
Fund dollars to fully appreciate what your
contributions are doing for your
community."
"Each of us might see different things.
We see deserving programs to support our
young, our aged, and for those in need. We
also see agencies involved getting direct
support from within the community
completely independent from political and
taxation structures."
"Many of us have benefited in one form
or another from the generosity of other
people in some periods of our lives. There
comes a time for us to share our good
fortunes too in the spirit of good
stewardship. A real and effective way is the
United Fund."
Area solicitors will approach all
employees for contributions during the
15-day drive starting October 1st. These
contributions can be in cash, check, or
payroll deduction starting January, 1976.
IN THIS ISSUE
SMOKING 2
FLU SHOT 3
GUIDANCE COUNSELORS 3
GOLF LEAGUE BANQUET 4
AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
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UNITED FUND
GOAL
*32.000
Elmer BuHer (Henderson Co.)
Bill Huters (Transylvania Co.)
Lucy Stewart
NEW KANGAROO INDUCTED
Bob Toole is the latest employee to be
inducted into the Kangaroo Club. He
became eligible to join by escaping injury
through wearing a lap belt and shoulder
harness in an accident in early June.
His car was struck on the front right
side at an intersection in Daytona Beach,
Florida. It did a complete loop while
traveling over four lanes of oncoming traffic
and ended up on a sidewalk.
Bob says, "I was glad I had my seat
belts on. I'd have probably been thrown
around quite a bit the way the accident
happened. The car spun around when I was
hit on the side opposite me and the belts
held me in place. You never know when
you're going to have an accident, so it's
best to wear seat belts all the time your car
is moving . . . and not take them off till
you stop."
Jack Dense
Kangaroo Bob