32
Seagle Writes Thanks For
Pole and Picture
Union Hall gained both a new
flag pole and a large aerial view
of the Pisgah Forest plants in the
third quarter. Shortly after the flag
pole was erected, UPI Local Presi
dent Paul D. Seagle wrote the
following letter to John S. Candler,
director of employee and com
munity relations.
“The Officers and Membership
of Local 1971 are taking this oppor
tunity to express our deepest appre
ciation both to you and the Olin
Corporation for the generous gifts
and for allowing our hourly em
ployees to construct and erect the
flag pole located in front of Local
1971. It is certainly a welcome
addition and adds much to the
beauty of our home.
“At the same time we're saying
thank you for the beautiful pic
ture of the Olin Corporation that
was given to us. It is hanging in
the lobby of Local 1971 and has
been admired by rpany who visited
us.
“Please convey our appreciation
especially to Frank McGibboney,
Frank Gash and all those who had
a part in the most welcome addi
tions to Local 1971.”
APPOINTMENTS
DAVID S. PIERSON has been ap
pointed supervisor of materials
planning and order entry in the
Ecusta Paper Division. He was
employed by the Liberty Life In
surance Co.
before joining
Ecusta’s Rod
Department in
September 1962.
He later worked
as materials
planner in Pro
duction Control,
and was inven
tory planner
prior to his re
cent move. He
is a native of Brevard and attended
Brevard High School, completing
high school requirements while in
Texas. He later attended Western
Carolina University at Cullowhee.
In response to a suggestion by
Gene Allison, vice president of
UPI Local 1971, scrap material was
made available for fabrication of
a Union Hall flag pole. Shown at
the flag raising that followed are
Frank R. Gash, mechanical shop
He served with the U. S. Army for
three years. Pierson is a member
of the American Production and
Inventory Control Society.
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CHARLES B. BREWER has been
appointed manager of production
foreman; Frank J. McGibboney,
Ecusta Paper Division’s director
of production; James Cabe and
Allison. Cabe and Gash are shown
with Wilson C. Freeman in the final
stages of fabrication.
control in the Ecusta Paper Divi
sion. He has been with Olin since
June 1959 when he was a cost
accountant in the Controller’s
Department. He worked also as cost
analyst and systems analyst before
moving to the Marketing Depart-