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5 year pins for MacGregor employees
MacGregor employees receiving 5 year pins at
Friday's luncheon were (1-r seated) Melondy Gor
don, Mamie Collins, Brenda Harvey and Annie
Griggs. (standing) Lucious Fears, Roosevelt Stin-
Employees receiving 10 year awards were (seated
1-r) Janie Davis, Betty Thomas, Evelyn Brown,
Nellie Pitts, Marion Harris and Eleanor Shaw,
(standing) Alzada Perry, Eva Hull, Thelma
Banks, Henry Baldwin, (retired), Willie J. Bell,
MacGregor honors employees
MacGregor employees with five,
ten, and 15 years service were
honored Friday, Oct. 29, at an
awards luncheon at the Crest
Restaurant.
Service recognition pins and
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10 year service award recipients
certificates were presented by Bill
VanSant who announced his new
responsibilities as chief of
engineering for both the Covington
and Albany Georgia Plants.
Also announced were the
son, Clifford Stinson, Margaret Usher, Pauline
Eubanks, Robert Smith, Kathy Dimsdale and Bill
Langley.
Robert Perry, Addie Jo White, Eugene Williams,
Sebie McKnight, John Benford, Roger Smith,
Julia Clements, Marion Gaither, Jewell Johnson
and Bill Mathis.
promotion of Bill Hill to
production manager for the
Covington Plant and of Ray
Kenney as quality control manager
for both the Covington and Albany
Plants.
Employees receiving 15 year awards were (seated
1-r) Virginia Aaron, Elizabeth Hackett (retired),
Lurine Farrow, Dan Webb, Frances McGiboney
and Bonnie Curtis, (standing) Bill Hill, produc-
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CUMMING — The Georgia Pro
ductivity Center is constructing a
facility near here to convert chicken
manure into synthetic “Natural
gas,” as part of the Center’s re
search to improve productivity in
the poultry industry.
The facility, known as an “aner
obic digestor,” will convert poultry
waste products into quality fertili
zer and feedstock, and generate
methane which can be used as a
supplement for commercial natural
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THE COVINGTON NEWS — THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1976
15 year award group
tion manager; Johnnie Blackshear, Lillian Far
mer, Gaynelle Jeffries, W. A. Costley, Karen Carr.
Betty Sammons, Frank Smith. Bill VanSant, plant
mgr., (not pictured) Faye Bellew.
The facility will be the first of its
kind in the poultry industry, says
John Dawkins, research engineer
for the Center. The research is
funded by the Georgia Department
of Agriculture and is coordinated
by the Georgia Poultry Federation.
The facility is located about 10
miles north of Cumming on a
poultry farm owned by Bobby
Smith of Forsyth County.
Georgia Productivity Center,
located at the Engineering Experi
ment Station at Georgia Tech, was
to begin operational tests of the fa
cility in March. The tests are to
determine which combination of
temperature, pressure and agitation
will yield the most profitable
o[»eration.
The methane generated by the test
facility will eventually be used to
supplement commercial natural
gas. Analysts at the Center say that
when the value of both products
are combined, the operation can
make poultry operations more
efficient and can reduce the pro
blem of waste disposal.
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