Thursday. January 27.
Weyerhaeuser
Heights
forest Products Classes
/ Gearing Up
>A four month course in
forest products management
and manufacturing is gearing
(Up for its second year at
'Plymouth High School, accor
/ding to Program Coordinator
(Hen States bury. The pro
gram was instituted as a joint
i venture between
I Weyerhaeuser Company and
f the local school system last
A year and is the brainchild of
W Bob Mitchell.
“The course last year was
titled ‘Plymouth High School
Pulp and Paper’ course”,
Stotesbury said, adding, “and
while pulp and paper will con
tinue to be the major em
phasis, we’ll also get a look at
everything from forest
management through lumber
A and plywood and treated
v wood, to wood preparation
and the pulp and papermak
ing processes.” “We may
have to come up with a catchy
new title for the course”.
Stotesbury concluded.
A number of instructors
have already been selected
and the complete faculty will
be in place by the January
A 31st starting date. The course,
which involves tours,
classroom work and the use of
video tapes concludes on May
24th.
Jarahnee Bailey and Greg
Downing represented the
school system in the overall
development of the course
and its curriculum. Orienta
tion, beginning on the last
A Monday this month, will in
clude two days in the land and
timber operations and two ad
ditional days in the wood pro
ducts manufacturing center
at Plymouth.
Mitchell Takes New
Assignment At Plymouth
Bob Mitchell, who joined
Weyerhaeuser Company as
an hourly employee in August
of 1956, has taken'an assign
* ment in the training and
education arena. Mitchell,
who has been associated with
pulp manufacturing
throughout his career, will
continue to rePQrt toJFifeflL.,..
manager Paul ScbmittAwhn,; k
announced ABL"
assignment.
“I am pleased to announce
the appointment of Bob Mit
™ chell to the position of Train
ing and Education Manager
for the Plymouth Fiber Com
plex”, Schmitt said. “He
brings a wealth of knowledge
and experience to his new
assigment and he will be an
integral part of our continuing
organization design process”,
he concluded.
Mitchell graduated from
" Wake Forest University with
a BS degree in 1956, joined
Weyerhaeuser soon after and
moved from the hourly ranks
to production manager posi
tions both here and in
Valliant, Oklahoma. He lives
in Plymouth.
Bowman Gray
_ School Os Medicine
* WINSTON-SALEM
Researchers at the Bowman
Gray School of Medicine have
uncovered an entire class of
body chemicals which have
the potential for causing high
blood pressure.
This promising new area of
research on hypertension
came as a result of continuing
studies on endoxin, a hormone
* discovered at the medical
school two years ago.
The chemicals, a type of
pituitary peptide made in the
brain, are structurally
similar to endoxin and act like
the hormone.
Dr. Kenneth A. Gruber, a
molecular biologist on the
research team, said the in-
vestigators had found endox
™ in to be beneficial in small
amounts in that it aided the
kidneys to rid the body of ex
cess sodium resulting from
too much salt in the diet.
However, in larger quantities,
endoxine causes blood
pressure to increase. '
Because of skepticism ex
pressed by some scientists
regarding the action of endax-
P in, the team began to look at
other body , chemicals with a
ulmrfairal almilar to anHnxin
Would they have a similar
biological activity?
Research on the pituitary
peptides demonstrated not on
g: endoxin ii not unique
motion but also that en
belongs to an entire
of body chemicaJs. The
W researchers are continuing
their studies of the peptides.
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