Work Of Handicapped Is Cited By Employers
Handicapped workers “try harder,” says Chuck Hiatt Marsh Furniture Co personnel manager at a January meeting of the Mayor's Committee for Employment of the Handicapped at the YWCA. Norman Guthrie Highland Yarns plant manager calls handicapped workers highly valued and a real contribution to the industry. J W Snotherly Adams-Millis personnel manager outlines a plan permitting certain workers to continue with physician statements and sub minimum wages, stressing relocation for those unable to meet full physical standards. The three firms have been honored as outstanding handicapped employers in past years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck Hiatt
Marsh Furniture Co
Norman Guthrie
Highland Yarns, Inc
Hiatt
Guthrie
J. W. Snotherly
Adams-Millis, Inc
YWCA
Adams-Millis
Marsh Furniture
Highland Yarns
Snotherly
High Pointer Is Arrested In Thomasville
A High Point man, Ricky Wayne Taylor, 21, of Forrest Street, was arrested by Thomasville police on concealed weapon and expired license charges and released on a $400 bond with his Jan. 30 court date. In another case, Archdale resident Howard Junior Hall, 50, was cited after a two car crash at Sunrise Street and Julian Avenue. Hall was injured and taken to Community General Hospital, where he was not admitted. Glenda S. Surratt, Rt. 1, Lexington, was the other driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
High Point
Ricky Wayne Taylor
Forrest Street
Archdale
Sunrise Street
Julian Avenue
Howard Junior Hall
Glenda S$. Surratt
Rt. 1
Lexington
Hall
Community General Hospital
Passenger In Auto Is Injured In Two Crashes
Elizabeth Davenport 56 of Delk Drive was slightly injured in a S Main Street High Avenue collision at 11 23 a m. Danny Kay Higgins 25 of Elon Drive, driving a truck, was charged with failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident. Angel Katsios 80 of E Farriss Avenue escaped injury when his car slid into a utility pole at Elm Street and Church Avenue at 6 13 p m with about 650 dollars in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Davenport
Floyd Davenport
Delk Drive
S. Main Street
High Avenue
Danny Kay Higgins
Elon
Angel Harry Katsios
E. Farriss Avenue
Elm Street
Church Avenue
Caution Urged for Bank Employees Seminar on Loss Prevention
Secret Service agent Talmadge W. Bailey and FBI special agents Allen Ezell and Tom Widman led a loss prevention seminar for the High Point-Thomasville American Institute of Banking. They outlined counterfeiting trends, proper ID for cashing treasury checks, and strict recordkeeping, urging openness about cash discrepancies and advising women to let husbands handle checking accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secret Service
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
High Point
Thomasville
American Institute of Banking
Talmadge W. Bailey
Allen Ezell
Tom Widman
Bailey
Congress
Treasury
Ezell
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Stagecoach Trail
Awpo
Saad
King OF
Michal
Seer
the Man
Eee Far Watt
Ewey
Wimmietrepcon
Tiggertoq
Vaia
Abby
Gwilliam Marshall
Terry Carter
Austin Storer
Carol Speed
Feey
Jakth Moore
Guigi
Sadie May’s
Mel's
Sadie
Steark
North Main
Carter
Brinwood
Carter’s
N. Main
English RD
N. Main High Point, N.C
Main ST
Jamestown, N.C
Southern Furniture Market
Peppi’s
N. Main St
Pece Neendty
Helden Rd
E. Bessemer
J Lie Fine Restaurant
Cavalier Inn
U.S. 311 South
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