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—THE CAROLINA TIMES SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1968
Buz Sawyer ® * By Roy Crane
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New Facilities
Will Expand
CS Production
ATLANTA Colonial Stores
has purchased the Dutch Oven
Backery facilities in Atlanta in
what the president of the com
pany describes as an additional
move to expand capacity for
the manufacturing and proces
sing of food products.
Ernest F. Boyce, Colonial
president, said the former
Dutch Oven facilities wil' be
used to greatly expand Colo
nial's production of speciality
breads, pastries and other sweet
baked goods with the ultimate
objective of supplying the en
tire chain.
Colonial will continue to op
erate its present wholesale
bakery in Atlanta and other
bakeries in Charlotte, Norfolk
and Cincinnati.
Earlier this month, Colonial
announced that it will con
struct a highly automated plant
designed to produce jams, jel
lies and other kindred products
in Lexington, North Carolina.
This plant is expected to be in
production by mid-summer.
Mr. Boyce told stockholders
recently that Colonial's food
manufacturing and processing
operations "have become in
creasingly profitable over the
past several years."
The former Dutch Oven prop
erty in Atlanta consists of a
49,000-square - foot building
completely equipped to produce
a wide variety of baked goods.
The building is located on a
four-acre tract of land on Stew
art Avenue, S.W., near the
Glenn Street intersection. Colo
nial acquired the entire prop
erty for cash. The plant will
be part of Colonial's manufact
uring department and will be
under the immediate supervi
sion of Charles R. Mills as plant
manager.
Mr. Boyce said that in addi
tion to providing expanded
baking facilities, the newly ac
quired plant will permit Colo
nial to free additional space in
its present food distribution
center in East Point for further
expansion of processing and
packaging there.
Colonial presently is produc
ing Its own mayonnaise, salad
dressing, mustard and a variety
of sauces. In addition, it has i
complete coffee roasting and
packaging plant and a tea
blending and packaging plant.
The company also packages ita
own rice and a variety of
dried vegetable*.
Colonial, which has general
headquarters in Atlatna, ope
rates supermarketers in the fol
lowing states: Alabama, Flori
da, Georgia, Kentucky, Mary
land, North Carolina, Ohio,
South Carolina, and Virginia.
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