Thursday. February 10,1883
Weyerhaeuser
HicfiyTts *
Beginning February 7, all
hourly applicants for posi
tions in the Plymouth Com
plex are being referred to the
local Job Service offices at
either Plymouth • or
Williamston. The Williamston
office is open Monday through
Friday from 8:30 A.M. to 5
P.M. and is located at 212
Washington Street. The
Plymouth Job Service,
located at 212 East Water
Street, is open Monday
through Friday from 8:30
A.M. to 12 noon.
Three units of the Plymouth
Wood Products Group hit new
productivity achievements in
January.
The Plymouth Lumber
Planer Mill established a new
monthly production record by
finishing an average of more
than 28,000 board feet of
lumber per hour.
The Plymouth Wood
Treating Plant set a new
weekly production mark the
last week in January by
treating 66 charges of lumber
and Landscape Timbers. The
Treating Plant “A” Shift pro
cessed a record 34 charges,
and “B” Shift treated 32
charges.
The Raw Materials Mer
chandiser, which grades,
trims and sorts incoming logs
for their highest value, set
another daily production
record by processing about
120 18-wheel truckloads, or
more than 6,300 tree-length
logs on January 25.
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One Weyerhaeuser
employee from the North
Carolina Region was honored
in January for 40 years of ser
vice to the company. He is
Benjamin A. Daniels of
Jamesville from the
Plymouth Fiber Group.
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Two North Carolina Region
employees were honored in
January for 35 years service
to the company. They are
Lloyd H. Jordan of Plymouth
from the Plymouth Fiber
Group and Howard Duzan of
Vanceboro, a forest engineer
with the Timberlands Group.
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Four Weyerhaeuser
employees from the North
Carolina Region were
honored in January for 3ft.
years service to the company.
They are Grover L. Barber of
Williamston, Hal D. Beasley
of Plymouth. Julian H. Clark
of Plymouth and Bernice R.
Williams of Plymouth.
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Six North Carolina Region
employees were recognized in
January for 20 years of ser
vice to the company. They
were Carroll L. Hunt of
Roper, William R. Lilley of
Williamston, George L.
McNair of Roper, William E.
Moore of Jamesville, James
H. Worsley of Plymouth and
William A. Worsley of
Plymouth.
Ten Weyerhaeuser
employees of the North
Carolina Region were
recognized for 15 years ser
vice to the company in
January. They were Joseph
H. Beck of Williamston, Bob
bie Bell of Plymouth, David
Cole of Plymouth, Furman O.
Kelly, Jr. of Plymouth,
George G. McDonald of
Washington, Harry B. Peele
of Roper, Gene L. Toler of
Windsor, Levin T. Wollard of
Washington, Clifford A. Mit
chell of Plymouth and Jerry
E. White of Plymouth.
Sixteen North Carolina
employees were recognized in
January for 10 years of ser
vice to the company. They
were Robert R. Bixby of
Hubert, Thomas D. Bizzell of
New Bern, William F. Har
rison of Jamesville, Raymond
Manning of Williamston,
Roger Mcßryde of Sanford,
Paul Mizell of Windsor,
Joseph Mizell of Plymouth,
Charles O. Mobley of
Williamston, James M. Price
of Williamston, John C. Smith
of Moncure, Donald Teel of
Roper, William Walker, Jr. of
Roper, Randolph White of
Roper, Talmadge G. Woolard
of Washington, Richard A.
Evans of Roper and Eric
Senter of Autryville.
"Give me a man that it
capaWa of a devotion to
alMha
victim. ” Brat Harte
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