Olin news
FINE RAPER AND FILM GROUP
VOL. XXII, No. 2
SECOND QUARTER, 1976
FILM PLANT WINS
BEST IN OLIN
Film Division’s cellophane
plant at Pisgah Forest was
judged to have the best acci
dent prevention program in
all of Olin Corporation.
Results of the second annual
competition between Olin’s
four groups were announced
June 22 during the Senior
Management meeting at Stam
ford. Congratulations to all
plant employees were extended
by John D. Link, Film Division’s
vice president and general man
ager, following telephone noti
fication of the “Best in Olin”
award.
“I would like to extend my
personal congratulations to all
employees who made the se
lection of the Pisgah Forest
film plant possible,” Link said.
“You should all be extremely
proud to receive this recogni
tion from our chief executive
office. Well done!”
EMPLOYEES HAVE MAJOR ROLES IN AREA
Company and Union officers proudly
display the many trophies and
awards won in recent weeks by the
Pisgah Forest plants for their ac
complishments in safety and loss
prevention. They are, front row,
left to right: James R. Nicholson,
Ecusta’s manager of safety and loss
prevention; Garza Baldwin, Jr.,
president of the Fine Paper and Film
Group; John D. Link, vice president
and general manager, Film Division;
J. Donald Parker, plant manager,
Film Division’s Pisgah Forest plant;
and Thomas E. Payne, Film’s Pis
gah Forest safety supervisor. Stand
ing are James H. McIlwain, Film
maintenance superintendent; Larry
H. Staples, vice president and gen
eral manager, Ecusta Paper Di
vision; Frank J. McGibboney, Ecus
ta’s director of production; Dewey
Sizemore, James E. Reese, Jr., and
Betty Harrison, Local 1971 UPI
representatives on the Company-
Union safety committee, of which
Reese is chairman; and Fletcher
Roberts, group director of safety
and loss prevention.
CELEBRATION OF NATION’S BICENTENNIAL
Service Photos Begin This Issue
As others have done throughout
the company, employees of the
Fine Paper and Film Group looked
far ahead to this July 4 weekend,
in grateful observance of this coun
try’s birthday. This second quarter
issue is deliberately of a strong
Bicentennial influence, especially
as shown through employees’ ser
vice photos, as a way of augment
ing the celebration.
High light of the Pisgah Forest
activities is the annual Fourth of
July employees' picnic at Camp
Harry H. Straus, this year the 35th
time for employees to gather at
the popular recreation area for
races, relays, baby parade, sports
tournaments, musical entertain
ment and the like. A special feature
of plans for this year was the draw-
(continued on page 8)
THE DAVIDSON RUNS sparkling
clear with completion of secondary
water treatment facilities. Story
and photos begin on page 2.