!°yember. 1945
THE ECHO
PAGE THIRTEEN
ji^sngements have been made
," the Hospital Savings Associa-
.1 for new employees to enroll
families in the hospital sav
“ plan at any time within 90
“ after their employment be-
means that a new employee
L'■^iniediately insure the mem-
his family without having
' "’3it for representatives of the
®Pital Saving Association to
*6 their regular visits. This ar-
i^jement will be very convenient
‘he returning servicemen, who
^ already familiar with the plan
^ho want immediate coverage
^^‘neir families. Those who do
ijjj^6lect to insure their families
>8]'
Hospital Savings Plan AvailableTo Families
^ EMPLOYEES
HAVE 90 DAYS
TO TAKE OFFER
(II*® 90 days after employment,
have to wait for the regular
.“f the representative of the
‘tal Saving Association,
i^ng the first 15 days in De-
the Hospital Saving As-
W accept enrollments
L employee of Ecusta,
-jPagne or Endless Belt. If the
®yees who have been here
Vir enroll
1^, families during this two
period, they will have to
the next regular enroll
1 tinie which will be in June,
employee who wants to in-
j, the dependent members of
- hospital and
l{ p plan may do so by apply-
^8 Personnel Office at any
the first 15 days in
Members of his family at
within 90 days after em-
When the application is
\ is necessary to furnish
and birth dates of all
in,,’’® of the family who are to
^"'luded.
^ y further information desired
obtained by inquiring at
V^nnel Office
To Germany
ander B. HYDER, of
sailed for Italy in
part of October to par-
the occupation of fier-
^^*^ormerIy employed in the
department, Ander en-
* Army in April, 1945.
In September, accom-
^ «»y Us wife.
Ecusta Library Books On Display At PTA Meeting
w
m
Us
*■ S •• .
In observance of National Boole Week, a group of fine children’s books from the Ecusta Library were
displayed at the November meeting of the Parent-Teacher association in Brevard. Our Library has a
number of good children’s books that are available for the asking.
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ages with 95.5, followed by Sue
and Mary MerrilL
Champagne ten pin bowlers
have high team match score of 2,-
359 and high team set score of
861. Paul Simpson still has the
distinction of holding high indi
vidual game score of 233 and set
score of 583. Bruce Reynolds is
leading with an average of 178,
Paul Simpson, second in averages
with 175 and Bob Matthews third,
with 163.
The league standings are as fol
lows:
DUCK PIN DIVISION
Pet Ave.
1.000 455
.667 415
.555 429
.444 376
.333 385
.333 379
.166 364
Team
W
L
Cham.- Stars
12
0
Finishing
6
3
Mach. Booklet 5
4
Office
4
5
Inspection
3
6
Endless Belt
4
8
Control
2
10
MEN’S TEN PIN
Team
W
L
Maintenance
11
4
Champagne
10
8
Mach. Room
8
7
Control
8
7
Pulp Mill
9
6
Office
5
10
Ref. Room
3
12
Pet
.733
.556
.533
.533
.600
.333
.200
Ave,
708
732
797
738
647
683
619
MOVIE
SCHEDULE
For December
Nov. 29—THE GALLANT
DEFENDER — Charles Star-
rett.
Dec. 6 — TARZAN TRI
UMPHS — Johnny Weismul
ler, Frwices Gifford.
Dec. 13 — FLIGHT LIEU
TENANT — Pat O’Brien,
Glenn Ford, Evelyn Keyes,
Dec. 20—GUNG HO—Ran
dolph Scott, Noah Beery, Jr.
De«. 27 — TILLIE THE
TOILER — Kay Harris, WII-
liam Tracy, Marjorie Reyn
olds.