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SERVICE PHOTOS
1. Wolfgang Selle, Marketing,
Pisgah Forest, Army, Korean
War.
2. Henry L. Heatherly, Film Cast
ing, Pisgah Forest, Navy, World
War II.
3. Morgan L. Redday, Watertown
flax operations, Army, Viet Nam.
4. Roger MacZiewski, Watertown,
Army, Viet Nam
5. Augustine W. Tucker, Jr., Mar
keting, Pisgah Forest, Army,
World War II and Korea.
6. Deaver L. Cairnes, Film Coat
ing, Pisgah Forest, Navy, Korean
War.
7. Ray Dodd, Watertown, Air
Force, World War II and Korean
War.
8. George G. Lange, Watertown,
Navy, World War II.
9. Raymond Glenn Hoxit, Ecusta
Refining, Navy, World War II.
10. Wendell G. Austin, Group Ad
ministration, Pisgah Forest, Air
Force, World War II.
11. John D. Page, Ecusta Refining,
Army, World War II.
12. Walter “Pete” Dockens, Film
Finishing, Pisgah Forest, Army,
World War II.
13. William H. Laughter, Film Coat
ing, Pisgah Forest, Army, World
War II.
14. Harlow Ostenuik, Watertown,
Army, Viet Nam.
15. Glen Trautman, Watertown, Air
Force, World War II.
16. Malcolm Wayne Harmon, Ecus
ta Printing, Navy, World War II.
17. Glenn H. Arrington, Film Slit
ting, Pisgah Forest, Army, World
War II.
18. R. W. Whitt, Film Finishing,
Pisgah Forest, Army, World
War II.
UNION VOTE
Non-exempt salaried employees
at Pisgah Forest voted December
16 not to affiliate with the United
Paperworkers International Union
(AFL-CIO).
Of a total 256 votes cast in the
National Labor Relations Board
election, 158 votes were for non
representation, 87 votes were for
unionization, two ballots were
voided, and nine were challenged.
The challenged votes, having no
influence on the outcome of the
election, were allowed to stand.
All but four of the 260 eligible
employees voted in the election.
Agreement for the election was
reached November 18 at an NLRB
conference which had been called
in response to a petition for elec
tion filed by the union October 27.
Voting was by secret ballot.