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APPOINTMENTS
35 YEARS WITH OLIN
Lloyd L. McGaha, chemical and
casting supervisor at Olin Works,
completed 35 years service on Oc
tober 1. He began his career with
Olin at Pisgah Forest and was
transferred to Covington when the
Olin Works plant started operations
Transylvania Community Hospital
was assured of having a renal care
unit for the treatment of kidney di*
sease as result of a fund drive con
ducted by Local 1971 United Paper-
workers International and a gift
from Olin Corporation. Union mem
bers raised slightly over $2,500 in
their third campaign on behalf of
persons suffering from kidney di
sease. The Company contributed
in 1956. Shown left to right are
Rowland S. Raup. manufacturing
superintendent: McGaha: R. Bruce
Brown, plant manager: and John E.
Thomas, chemical and casting
superintendent.
$2,500. Left to right are Nancy
Logan, corresponding secretary of
Local 1971 United Paperworkers
International; Group President
Garza Baldwin, Jr.; James C.
Hocker, hospital administrator who
is shown receiving checks from
John S. Candler, director of em
ployee and community relations;
and Paul Seagie, president of Local
1971.
RENAUD E. PELLETIER has been
appointed maintenance engineer
in the Maintenance Department of
the Film Division plant at Pisgah
Forest. Employed
by Olin in Decem
ber 1969. he
served as a pro
cess engineer in
the Fine Paper
and Film Group's
Technical Depart
ment until this
transfer to Film
Maintenance. Pel
letier is a native
of Lufkin. Texas.
and graduated from high school
at Rock Hill. S. C. He earned his
B. S. degree in Mechanical Engi
neering at Clemson University
where he was captain of the rugby
team. He participated in the U. S.
Army's Reserve Officers Training
Program for the four years he was
at Clemson. He is a member of the
American Society of Mechanical
Engineers, the B.P.O.E. Lodge 1768.
and is a former president of the
Pisgah chapter of Trout Unlimited.
ADA DALTON RUDISAIL has been
promoted to forelady in the Finish
ing Department of the Ecusta Paper
Division. Mrs. Rudisail is the former
Ada Louise Dalton of Etowah and
the wife of Howard L. Rudisail. a
teacher at West
Henderson High
School and former
Ecusta employee.
Dating from 1941
when she joined
the Ecusta Paper
Corporation, her
employment was
interrupted twice
for the birth of the
Rudisails' two
children. Most of
her employment has been in the
Finishing Department where she
has worked as slitter operator, as
sistant forelady and production
clerk in addition to other assign
ments. After completing Etowah
High sohool she attended Brevard
College and Miller Hawkins College
at Memphis. Tenn.