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Tech Industrial Safety Class Visits bi Raleigh
Ivenon Smith and his
Industrial Safety class at
Cleveland Tech recently
visited the Occupational
Health Branch, Depart
ment of Human Itesources,
Division of Health Services
In Raleigh.
Ilie purpose of the visit
was to tour the Health
Services' laboratories and
faculties.
Health Service Is the
portlan of the Nortti Caro
lina Department of Labor
that acts as a consultant
service to N. C. Industries
for Industrial Hygiene
problems. In addition to
acting as consultants to
Industry, Health Services
conduct Industrial
Hygiene surveys for the
North Carolina Depart
ment of Labor OSHA
Administration. Emphasis
Is placed on the fact that
Health Services prefer to
woric with Industry on a
ccnsultlng basis, rather
than as an enforcing
agency.
During the visit, Ray
Woodcock, Supervisor of
Pleld Work, gave a
various pieces of equip
ment used for taking
samples In the field. The
demonstration was accom
panied by an appropriate
explanatlm of the prin
ciples of operation of the
equipment, and an ex
planation of the proce
dures and practices to be
used with each piece of
equipment
John Stillman, a lab
supervisor, then explained
and demonstrated the
equipment and procedures
demonstration of the
used In the laboratory, to Iverson Smith sum- portunlty to meet with whole trip was enjoyable comers the people have for
analyse the samples taken merteing the visit said, other members of the and Informative and the weUare of the em-
In the field. "We also had an op- Health Services staff. The served to paint up the ployes In N. C.”
The Planting Season
By Jimmy Andrews White pine seedlings for
Boll Conservation erosion control and forest
Teehn. timber production.
Planting mason begins in
Fbr the past few weeks the middle of November
landowners have been and ends about the first of
planting Loblolly and AprU.
Police Science Grads
Receive Certificates
Twenty two
“graduates” ot the UO-
hour course In Introduction
to Police Science wore
awarded certificates In
graduation exercises
tliesday at noon at Kings
ICoimtaln Inn.
Receiving certificates
were Anne Ware, Marilyn
Hoyle, Kathy Padgett,
Claudia Baas, Gary D.
Benton, Sandra Rudlalll
end Barbara Long, all of
Oeveland County Sheriff’s
Department; Dan Led
better and John R. Byars
'of Cleveland County
Reserves; Rick Hum
phries, Gall Ledford, Carol
Carver and Johnny
t^ent, all of Shelby
Police Department.
Also Joyce Cluqiman of
Region C CJPA; C. O.
Wldener, Jr. and James W.
Morgan, Jr., both of Dallas
Police Department;
WllUam J. Ives of Fallston
Police Department; and
James P. Camp, Richard
Byers, Dorothy Howell,
and Unda Hamm, all of
Kings Mountain Police
Department, and James
Kester of Sheriff's
Reaerve.
Chief of Police Earl
Uoyd made the awards
presentation. Mecklenburg
County PoUce Chief B. L.
Porter and Mayor John H.
Mosa spoke to the
graduates.
Three hundred acres of
trees were planted In the
county last year by private
landownsra. The Forestry
Incentive Program made
thla possible by eoat-
aharlng with the land-
owner. All ready, four
hundred acrea of trees are
scheduled to be planted
thla season on private
farms with the help of the
Forestry Incentive
Program.
Under the provlalona of
this program It will pay 60
per cent of the coat.
Situations that could oaU
for tree planting on your
land are: planting open or
Idle fields; scaling and
planting grassland; clear
ing unproductive woodland
with K-G clearing blade
and planting. Certain
requirements must be met
on the clearing of the
inqproductlve woodland.
If you have an area that
you would like to plant to
trees caU the Scdl Con
servation Service .(483-
0686) or the N. C. Forest
Service (487-4904) or stop
by our offices In the
Oeveland County Office
Building.
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