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Larry Wood, Personnel
Manager of Foote Mineral Com-
~ pany’s Kings Mountain. Opera-
tions, has been re-elected presi-
dent of the Blue Ridge Safety
Council.
Wood is a graduate of Gard-
ner Webb College and is a native
of Kings Mountain. He is mar-
ried to the former Cindy Alex-
ander and they and their son,
Brandon, reside on Country
Club Drive in Kings Mountain.
Also reelected were Vice
President Kenneth Ledford, Per-
sonnel Manager of G.F.
Business Equipment in Forest
City. Mr. Ledford also serves on
the Cleveland County Board of
Education. Secretary-Treasurer
is Haskell Reid, Safety Manager
for Drexel Heritage Furnishings
Inc. of Drexel, North Carolina.
. Directors for 1984 are:
Bruce Guy - Broyhill Fur-
niture, Inc., Marion
Wade Bowman - American
Thread Co., Marion
John Campbell - Threads
U.S.A., Gastonia
Lynn Cloherty - Travenol
Laboratories, Marion
Terry Robbins - Cone Mills,
Forest City :
Brevard Callahan - Fiber In-
dustries, Shelby
Arnold Phillips - Fasco In-
dustries, Shelby
Ned Vaughan-Lloyd - N.C.
Industrial Commission, Raleigh
Boyd Lane - N.C. Industrial
Commission, Rutherfordton
Ted Hendrix - TiCaro, Inc.,
Gastonia
Ronald Baker - J.P. Stevens &
Co., Stanley
David Jones - J & C Dyeing,
Shelby
b Larry Wood Re-Elected
Safety Council President
LARRY WOOD
Lewis Campbell - J.P. Stevens
& Co., Lincolnton
J.E. Suttles - Etta Packaging,
Inc., Marion
Jim Overwyk - Cone Mills,
Cliffside
Edward Gates - Pharr Yarns -
Stowe Mills, Inc., McAdenville
The Blue Ridge Safety Coun-
cil was organized in 1936 and
serves several hundred com-
panies in a seven county area of
western North Carolina in-
cluding McDowell, Burke, Lin-
coln, Polk, Rutherford, Gaston
and Cleveland. It is sponsored by
the N.C. Industrial Commission
and has as its objective to pro-
mote safety in industry, home
and public places with special
emphasis placed upon industrial
safety. It is operated as an in-
dependent, non-commercial,
non-political organization.
‘ Membership or other informa-
tion may be obtained from any
of the Council’s officers and
directors.
iT HE. oe
Safety
Group
Meeting
First quarterly meeting of the
Blue Ridge Safety Council will
be held Thursday, Jan. 26th, at 6
p.m. at Club Carolina in Cher-
ryville.
A Safety Talk Contest will
feature the program for the
evening and special guest will be
Ned Vaughan-Lloyd, Safety
Director of the N.C. Industrial
Commission, Raleigh. Ron
Baker, personnel manager of J.P.
Stevens Stanley Plant, will pre-
sent the speakers.
Reservations for dinner at
$4.75 would be made with Lewis
Campbell or Mrs. Sue Ogle, J.P.
Stevens Plant, Boger City, P.O.
Box 658, Lincolnton, N.C.
28092, telephone number,
735-2581, extension 53 or 28 no
later than Jan. 24th.
The menu for dinner will in-
clude roast beef, turkey and
dressing, gravy, brown rice,
green beans, rolls, pie, tea and
coffee.
Larry Wood of Kings Moun-
tain, president of the Safety
Council, will preside. Mayor
Ralph Beam, Jr. of Cherryville
will give the welcome and Jack
Cook, Chaplain of Carolina
Freight Corporation, will give
the invocation.
Eaton
Announces
Change
Eaton Corporation today an-
nounced that effective
December 31, 1983 it had.
transferred all the business of its
former Industrial Truck Opera-i
tions to the newly formed Yale
Materials Handling Corporation
(YMHC) whose headquarters
are in Flemington, New Jersey.
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TO PERSON...
That's the feeling you get
when you enter our door.
Here at First Federal Savings and Loan in Kings Mountain, the personal
touch is one very important way we assist our customers; it goes along with
our wide range of individualized services which include checking, saving,
automatic savings and loan, time certificates, our new tax free savings plan
and more. Stop by and get acquainted; you'll receive a warm “hello” along
with special banking services advice.
FIRST FEDERAL
Savings And Loan Association
Of Kings Mountain
300 W. Mountain St.
739-4781
BRYAN BAKER
Thursday. January 12, 1984-The Kings Mountain Herald-Page 11-B
+ Bryan Scott Baker, son of Dr.
\ and Mrs. Thomas P. Baker, has
been accepted as a first-year stu-
dent by the University of North
Carolina School of Dentistry for
the fall semester of 1984.
Bryan will graduate from
Lenoir-Rhyne College in May,
having made the Dean’s List for
both semesters of his junior year
Baker Dental
Student At UNC
and first semester of his senior
year.
He is the grandson of the late
Dr. and Mrs. Luther P. Baker
and the late Mr. and Mrs. Bryan
Hord, all of Kings Mountain. He
plans to join the practice of his
father and his uncle,.Dr. Robert
N. Baker, upon graduation from
Dental School.
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Mathematics 107 - Mathematics for Business
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