Even though last
year's baseball season
has passed and it's now
time for the new season's
Spring training, recog
nition is due the Adams-
Millis Corporation-spon
sored Kernersville
Y.M.C.A. Little League
Team. Managed by
Jerrell Stafford, engi
neer with Western Elec
tric, the team was last
Season's winner in their
division. Team mem
bers were; First row,
teft to right, Bradley
Swaim, Jeff Pridgen,
Jeff Martin, TimSwaim,
Billy Crabb and Allan
Thompson; second row,
hlark Apple, Keith Owens,
Gary Hilburn, Donnie
hlason, Steve Chamelin,
and Greg Martin; and
hack row, Jerrell Stafford, Manager. Jeff Cranfil, Anthony Templeton, Kerry Byrd, and
Byrd were absent when the picture was made.
Coach Ken
Approximately one-third of all A-M Textur
ing and Dyeing employees participated when the
American Red Cross Bloodmobile made a one-
day visit to the High Point plant in January.
Sixty-nine of the eighty-one units of blood donated
came from texturing employees. Some forty-one
other volunteers were temporarily deferred for
Various reasons.
In a letter addressed to employees of the
plant. Blood Program Director Martha Crotts
said, "These eighty-one pints were given at a
very crucial point of need, when blood usage
was high and the holiday season made it impos
sible for us to seek donors on a community-wide
basis. Your acceptance of an in-plant visit was
truly a lifesaver, and we are grateful. "
Other area companies participating in this
visit included George T. Wood & Sons, Casard
Furniture Manufacturing Corporation and Pied
mont Electric Repair Company.
Eugene Stines gets a blood pressure check
Pi'eparatory to donating blood.
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Scarborough Smith, left, and Randy Kennedy,
^^ght, give their life-saving blood so that others
may live.