1999

RECEIVE SPECIAL RECOGNmo:-.: - Approximately 100 employees of Choctaw Maid Farms Inc. in Carthage recently completed Skills Enhancement Ciasses provided by East Central Community College in Decatur. Each staff member received 12 hours of instruction in five subJect areas; Fact-Based and Team Decision-Making, Problem Sohing, Introduction to SPC (Statistical Process Control), Conflict Management and Procedural Writing. Among those who partiCipated in the training program included (seated from left) Vickie Barton, Little Rock; Teresie McBeth, Lena; and William Bryant, Madison; and (standing from left) Ken Walker, company training coordinator, Carthage; Jones Howell, Thomastown; Carl McCann, Madden; and Ron Forest, ECCC Workforce Special who served as a class instructor.

LEAD ECCC CLUB - Senmg as 1995-99 officers of the Student Education Association at East Central Community College in Decatur are (from left) Brock Lillis, pre ident, of Philadelphia; Angela Hays, vice president, of Carth age; Stacy Jackson, secretary of Little Rock: a.'ld Crst.ll Gee, reporter, of Carthage. SEA is an organization for s nts who plan to become teachers. Lucille Wood serves as sponsor fEC oto}

APPEARED IN: LAKE MESSENGER___ ________ SCOTT COUNTY TIMES______ UNION APPEAL - - ----- - WINSTON COUNTY JOURNAL_____ CLARION-LEDGER_______

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