Foremost Screen Print Employees Enjoy Safety Barbecue
Employees at the Foremost 323,656 hours without a lost-time injury, thereby qualifying for August 2, 1973. for a safety barbecue when they
Screen Print Plant enjoyed a accident. They achieved an the safety barbecue. The last Under the terms of the achieve 2,000 average man-
safety barbecue on October 9, in average of 2,087 man-hours per lost-time accident at Foremost Fieldcrest Safety Contest , em- hours without a lost-time
honor of achieving a total of employee without a lost-time prior to the barbecue was on ployees in any mill are eligible accident.
Two Months Old
9 NCF Employees Complete IMC Supervisory Course
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Terence DeJuan Jones, two
^Tionths old, is the son of Mr. and
VIrs. James C. Jones. His
Tiother, Wanda G. Jones, is
employed in the Service
Department at the General
"Offices. His grandmother, Lucy
r|VI. Galloway is employed at the
Blanket Greige Mill as a weaver
and his grandfather, Robert L.
Galloway is employed as a
custodian at the General Offices.
David Hutchins
W. R. HUNT
Nine NCF employees were
among 15 graduates receiving
Supervisory Development
Diplomas at the Industrial
Management Club (IMC) meet
ing held in September.
The Salisbury-Rowan
Industrial Management Club
has been named the number one
club in the United States. It is a
function of the YMCA, and
provides a curriculum
consisting of courses in
supervisory management, per
sonal development, human
relations and technical training
for its members.
To complete the study,
members are required to attend
13 required classes, seven
elective classes, two seminars,
and two plant tours. This means
attending night classes at
E. D. BARBER
C. W. RUSS
D. W. BARKER
Rowan Technical Institute from
eighteen months to three years.
NCF continues to be tops in its
number of graduates and in
overall participation in the IMC.
C. L. FORTNER
Graduates includes: W. R.
Hunt (Warehouse), E. D. Barber
(Finishing), M. E. Potts, Sr.
(Bleach), C. W. Russ (Put Up),
JAMES STALEY
D. W. Barker (Dye No. 1), C. L.
Fortner (Put Up), James Staley
(Finishing), Lindsay Sells (Dye
No. 1), D. M. Helpler (Put Up).
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David Ray Hutchins, who was
torn on August 22, 1974 is the son
)f Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Ray
lutchins of Forest City. He is
he grandson of Mr. and Mrs.
ijfi^arl Hutchins and Mr. and Mrs.
jjjleff Harris of Forest City. Mr.
^g((Iarris is employed as a card
jj^ender at the Alexander Sheeting
j/ill.
[ONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1974
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FOR SALE: One 16-gauge
Browning automatic shotgun.
“Sweet Sixteen”, about five
years old, like new. Also one
280-gallon oil tank with gauge
and about 15 feet of %-inch
copper tubing. Call Fieldcrest
extension 8821.
FOR SALE: A 1972 15-foot
Renkin Dri-Hull boat with
walk-through windshield. 50
hp Evinrude motor, Cox
trailer and ski equipment. Call
627-7381 after 4:30 p.m.
FOR SALE: 12’ x 65’ mobile
home, three bedrooms. Off of
Friendly Road in Shamrock
Court. Will sell as it is or
consider other terms. See
Edward Dorsett any afternoon
between 3 and 6 to see mobile
home.
FOR SALE: A 14-foot fiberglass
Larson boat with trailer. 60 hp
motor, electric starter, 8 life
preservers, set of skis and two
6-gallon gas tanks. Call 635-
2380.
LINDSAY SELLS
I). M. HELPLER