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'•'ket f * above, left, Polly Burnette, a mender, draws dressed turkey. Making the presentation is Harold Young, Burl akov! Nancy Odell, a pattern burler. At right, ing Department shift foreman. Looking on is Roy Whitten, sec- ^ ’ Geneva Totten is presented ticket entitling her to a tion foreman. Burling Department. ,,, break” on third shift, Sam B. Thomas, shift fore- coins for cold drink to Brenda Overby, a pattern j. ■ The picture at right, above, shows a group enjoying the Diirlj refreshments. From left to right are Leonard Smith, a rug server; Mr. Thomas, Elna Haymore, a roll goods burler; Inez DeHart, a rug mender; and Gertrude Young, a pattern burler. ing Employees Get Recognition For Safety Performance of the Burling Depart- a Karastan Mill participated break” recently in celebra- X having worked over IV2- J^sn-hours without a lost-time ^®freshments were served by the at informal gatherings in A. on all three shifts. h award, the names of all Burling employees were included in a drawing for a dressed turkey. The drawing was conducted at the 11 p.m. change of shifts with the winner being Geneva Totten, a second shift roll goods burler. She was presented a card entitling her to a dressed turkey from a local super market. The Burling Department employees have an outstanding safety record in that they have worked since August 17, 1965, without any lost time due to an injury. In that period they have ac cumulated an average of over 10,000 accident-free hours per employee. Pictures above show some of the Bur ling Department personnel as they en joyed the activities arranged in recog nition of the outstanding safety per formance. ^^ocial Security’s New Teleservice Makes Filing Easier 1 iti Eden planning to retire was I He was able to file his ap- (■ ksfit for social security retirement S5 ® by telephone without taking f to go to the social security of- *ki5j[^°^hg Greensboro wife with three jk had lost her husband in S - ^ sccident. Instead of having to Nip ^®one to stay with the children visited the social security V ’ ®he fin was able to apply for sur- AY, NOVEMBER 3 0, 1970 vivors benefits through the privacy of her home phone. The Social Security Administration has adopted the theme: “Call First.” A person can file a claim for social secur ity benefits simply by picking up the telephone and dialing the nearest so cial security office. It’s a new program social security calls Teleservice. The system is especially helpful to older people in poor health who have difficulty getting to and from the so cial security office. Many claimants never have to visit the office. After filing an application by phone the social security office mails it to the applicant to be signed. The ap plicant attaches any necessary proofs— such as proof of age—and returns the application to the office by mail. If you are planning to retire soon or to file an application for social security survivors, disability, or Medicare ben efits, remember, “Call First.”
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