Business/Industry
Safety winners - -
Th e Safety Suggestion Winners for the month of February are Betty
Townsend and Jimmy Carthens of the Twisting Department. They
will receive for their suggestion a gift certificate In the Burlington
Employee Store, a fire extinguisher and reserved parking for a month.
Their suggestion is that a drain needs to be placed In the West Parking
lot near the Spinning annex to prevent water from standing and icing
over. Congratulations to Betty and Jimmy for a great suggestion.
Retired
Glen Bratcher retired on
December 21, from the Burl
ington Mens wear Dyeing Plant.
Bratcher held various positions
during his 12 years of con
tinuous service.
About one in every 10 women 35
vor older has completed collage.
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Double award
Employees really are the factor
that makes companies suc
cessful. Ron Johnson, Electri
cian at Faberge, Inc. was a dou
ble winner for his suggestions to
modify equipment which will
result in thousands of dollars
saving to the company. His
monthly suggestion earned him
$50, a reserved parking space
for a month and a Faberge hat.
Johnson's suggestion will also
be entered in the company's
Profit Improvement Program
which makes him eligible to win
up to $1,200.
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HOKE COUNTY
Continuing
Education Classes
COURSE
Accounting II - Davis
Basic Financial
Management ft Planning - Kelso
Basket-Making-Walters
Computers For Business - Hess
Computers. Beginning - Williams
Crafts - Plummer
Crafts ? Bultard
Doll Making - Owen
Furniture Refinishing - Suggs
Needtecrefts - Kelly
Needlecrafts - Kelly
Nurees' Aide
Oil Painting - Augustoni
Painting On Fabric-Augustoni
Quilting - Clark
Sawing - Clark
Sewing - Stewart
Upholstery - Blue
BEGINS-ENDS PLACE
Mar 06-Msy 28 Hoke H/School
Mar 06-May 07 Hoke H/School
Mar 04- Apr 03
Fab 2S-Apr 30
Mar 06-May 23
Mar 06-May 23
Mar 06-May 28
Mar 07-May 16
Mar 04-May 27
Mar 04-May 29
Mar 07-May 30
Feb 18-May 17
Mar 07-May 23
Mar 06-May 21
Mar 06-May 22
Mar 06-May 22
Mar 06-May 30
Mar 12-May 28
OCOB
Burlington Industrias
Raeford
Hoke H/School
Open Arms
Bowmora
OCOB
OCOB
Camaron Heights
Bowmora
OCOB-Raeford
OCOB
OCOB
Wayside
Wayside
Camaron Heights
211 Master's
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7:00-10:00 PM
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9:00-12:00 AM
4:00-5:30 PM
4:00-6:30 PM
8:00-9:30 PM
10:00-12:00 AM
1:004:00 PM
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EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE TRAINING CLASSES
CPR - Pate
EMT Refresher
Ferrell
Apr 16-Apr 24
Apr 09-May 02
Hoke H/School
Hoke H/School
7:00-10:00 PM
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COST
$10.00
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FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Contact Hank Richards, 875-2470, Continuing Education Supervisor; Locky Mac Donald, 875-2156,
Continuing Education Supervisor; or Continuing Education Coordinator, Batty High, 682-8186 or
1-806-682-1848.
HOKE COUNTY ABE/ Q?D CLASSES
COURSS
ABE - Olden
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Olden
Hurst
Rice
Horaley
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Lupo
Page
Pege
Richards
Olden
BEGINS ENDS
Msr 04- Jun 28
Msr 04 Jun 26
Mar 04-Jun 27
Mar 01-Jun 28
Msr OOJun 27
Msr 04-Jun 26
Msr OVJun 27
Msr 01-Jun 28
Msr 04-Jun 28
Msr 06-Mey 30
Mar Ol-Jun 26
PLACE
Open Arms
Cameron Heighta
OCOB
OCOB
Scuriock
Wayside
Weal Hoke
OCOB
OCOB
South Hoke
OCOB
? TIME ?
3:004:30 PM
1:303:30 PM
12:30-1:00 PM
6:00-8:00 PM
9:00-12.00 AM
640-6*0 PM
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8*0-12*0 AM
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6:301:30 PM
8:0012:00 AM
COURSS
AHS - Gentry
ADULT HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA PROGRAM
BEGINS ENDS PLA?E
Mer OS-May 23 Hoke High School 6:306:30 PM
Student* May Register At First Class Meeting
Adult Basic Education and GEO classes arm offered
throughout Moore and Hoke Counties at no chargel
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Contest winner
Deborah L. Wright, (center), Accounts Payable /Payroll Clerk of
Faberge, Raeford was one of three winners for the corporation 's
Name the Newsletter Contest. Her entry " Faberge Today " was
selected by a panel at the company 's New York Headquarter location.
Two other employees at different Faberge locations were also selected
winners for submitting the same name. Wright, along with the other
two employees, will each receive a $ 500 U.S. Savings Bond for their
entry. Shown with Wright are Will Boddie, Office Supervisor, (left),
and Don Hammes, Vice-President of Manufacturing (right).
Perfect attendance
Awards were presented to eight employees of Faberge recently for
completing from one to six years of service without missing any days
from work. Carl Barfield and Billy McDiarmid both completed six
years with perfect Attendance. The employees were presented a $25
Gift Certificate, T-Shirts, plaques and a Faberge hat. Pictured below
from left to right, 1st row: Margie Locklear, Janice Devers and Kathy
Little; 2nd row: Linda Cherry and Don Hammes, Vice President of
Manufacturing; 3rd row: Carl Barfield, Margaret English and Billy
McDiarmid. Ann Souther land was not pictured.
Ashwell Harward retires
Ash well B. Harward recently
retired from the Raeford Plant of
Burlington Industries after 38
years unbroken service.
He is a native of Carrboro,
North Carolina, and attended the
University of North Carolina,
Chapel Hill.
Harward has served in various
positions throughout the Division
and the company.
He began his employment with
the company November 1, 1946, at
the Carrboro Plant, Carrboro, and
worked there for almost 12 years.
In August 19S8 he transferred to
the Raeford Plant as Personnel
Training Coordinator.
After being promoted to Assis
tant Personnel Manager and Per
sonnel Manager he spent several
years in two other Burlington
Plant locations with his remaining
tenure being at the Raeford Plant
and BMD Plant.
Prior to his retirement he served
as Employment Manager and
Community Relations Manager
for both the Raeford Plant and
BMD Plant.
At a luncheon given in his honor
at the local plant over SO fellow
workers participated to recognize
his retirement. He was presented a
gift certificate for painting supplies
by co-workers.
Plant Management presented
Ash well Harward
him with a Retirement Plaque and
Retirement Bible.
? Harward resides in Raeford with
his wife Eleanor. They have two
children and three grandchildren
who reside in Lexington and
Winston Salem.
Ashwell enjoys painting and
working in his work shop.
Some of his recent paintings
were displayed during the
luncheon.
Manager attends seminar
Mrs. Frances Banks, owner and
operator of the H & R Block office
in Raeford, recently attended an
income tax seminar in Myrtle
Beach. The seminar was conducted
by experienced Block managers
from throughout North and South
Carolina.
"The seminar," Mrs. Banks
said, "is part of a continuing
educational program developed by
H & R Block. Due to the ever
changing nature of tax rules and
regulations, it can be a full-time
job just to keep up with the
changes." The seminar, according
to Mrs. Banks, provides a direct
link between managers and com
pany tax experts who continually
monitor current tax legislation and
its effect on the taxes citizens must
pay.
The subjects discussed included
new Federal Tax Laws and changes
in the North Carolina Filing Re
quirements. Lectures and problem
solving sessions allowed each par
ticipant to work on sample situa
tions to arrive at the best possible
tax advantage for the taxpayer,
Mrs. Banks said.
Mrs. Banks is also the owner
and operator of the H & R Block
office in Laurinburg.
Participating Store* Only. Quantity Rights deserved. c CVM IMS
Woodleaf
Bologna
89'
16 OZ PACKAGE
Coble
Homogenized
Milk
$
Hot Dogs 2/ $1.00
Sausage Dogs 99<
[ Barbecue
Sandwich $1.09
Soft Serve
ke Cream Cone 39<
Oven Gotd
Bread 2/$1.09
24 OZ I
I Jesse Jones
LOAF
Prices Effective February 85 -
March 10, 1965
In Raeford:
Hwy. 21 1-513 Prospect Avenue
We Have K-1 white Kerosenel
Budweiser or
Budweiser Light
Beer