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April 23, 2013


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MORE THAN $2000 IN GOODS & SERVICES IF YOU JOIN NCALC/DLI NOW


A PLANT ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE INSPECTION by Greg Icenhour, CED of Shield Engineering


A PLANT MAINTENACE CHECK-UP By Tri-State Laundry Equipment Co.


A SUPPLY INVENTORY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM from N.S. Farrington & Co.


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THE OPPORTUNITY TO HAVE THE SERVICES OF AN NCALC MENTOR


Access to Scholarship for DLI Resident Courses


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Joseph Krow Suspends Operation Due to Fire



107th NCALC Convention


Since there are only two three day weekends we get in our business, the tradition of Memorial Day Week End to host the NCALC Annual convention was designed with the family in mind. This year is no exception with the dates being May 24-26, 2013.


Friday and Saturday nights social functions are family friendly from the Mardi Gras Friday and the Luau Saturday to the buffets complete with delicious foods for both adults and children to please everyone’s appetite. Music for both nights will be provided by Super Frog, the second generation of “The Bopper” Dave Overby’s daughter Kristina serving as DJ. Sunday night the adults go more formal with the Presidents Reception and Awards Banquet while there is a special party for the Young Cleaners and kids.


Education sessions will be on the mornings of Saturday and Sunday. We are very pleased to offer a wide range of topics and speakers to peak everyone’s interest. Saturday will feature George Evans of OPOC.US on “It can’t be ignored. Address employee benefits now!” Followed by Ken Uchikoshi of Sankosha Manufacturing of Japan on “ How to Improve Our Industry and Make it More Attractive.” The Sunday offerings feature David Farrington from NS Farrington to present an update on their Hanger Recycling Program. Frank Kollman of Kollman & Saucier PA will look at labor law issues. Then Diana Vollmer of Methods For Management will take the stage for a very informative program.


After our educational sessions we will adjourn to the Fun in The Sun and Beach around 12:00 Noon both days. The free time is devoted to your families and friends to socialize, network, get some of that great coastal sunshine and have some good old fashioned R&R to renew for the evening festivities. The second Annual Draw Down Raffle will close out the Memorial Day Week End Events of the 107th NCALC Annual Convention.


There will be plenty of time for fun in the sun, educational seminars, food, drink, games, social net working, all of the great things you look forward to when you attend and participate in the NCALC Annual Convention.


Check out your “Carolina Clean”, mail box, the NCALC web site for the Convention Registration form, complete it and return it to the NCALC office via mail, e-mail or FAX call The Blockade Runner and make your room registration immediately, they  will not hold rooms with convention being a holiday weekend.


We have a block of rooms so get your reservation in NOW! Then sit back and prepare for your awaited vacation days of R&R.


Any questions please feel to call the NCALC office at 765-939-6630 or FAX number 765-935-3473. Don’t forget to include your Draw Down Raffle ticket purchase for a chance to win $4,000.00 with your registration.



2nd Annual Draw Down Raffle at

107th Annual Convention

The 2nd Annual Draw Down Raffle will take place at the 107th Annual Convention of NCALC over Memorial Day weekend under the able leadership of Tom Wilson. The plan is same as last year that calls for 200 tickets individually numbered for $100.00 each and ticket #145 in a live auction when there are only four tickets left in the draw down for $4,000.00 in prize money. An additional wrinkle is a majority of the final five ticket holders (min. three actual ticket holders must be present) can elect to receive $500.00 each and stop the final draw. You do not have to be present to win!


$100.00 prizes will also go to the holders of the 50th and 100th ticket draw. As tickets are drawn (removed from the drawing as potential winners), they will be placed in a second drawing for door prizes donated to or purchased by the raffle committee.


To purchase a raffle ticket or donate a door prize or money to support the projects and programs of NCALC, contact any board member or Tom Wilson. You also can purchase a ticket with your convention registration.


Tom urges all members to get their tickets sold and money

turned into him as soon as possible.

Tom Wilson

American Cleaners

10 Penland Street

Canton, NC 28716

Phone 828-648-2817


Sto Fox Memorial Scholarship Fund Established

At the winter Board of Directors meeting held at Pine Crest Inn in Pinehurst, NC recently, your board unanimously voted to rename the scholarship fund “The Sto Fox Memorial Scholarship Fund” and Vice President Chris Edwards made the first donation. How appropriate to name the fund for Sto who always had NCALC and the drycleaning industry in his heart and soul! We encourage you to donate to the scholarship fund in Sto’s memory. The Fox Family will receive notice of all who donate to the fund in recognition of their support to NCALC and the memory of Sto.


Donations may be made to the NCALC Sto Fox Scholarship Fund and sent to the NCALC Office, P.O. Box 306, Richmond, IN 47375.



NCALC 107th Annual Convention

Blockade Runner Resort Wrightsville Beach

Memorial Day Weekend May 24, 25, 26, 2013


Speakers

DAVID FARRINGTON

N S Farrington

“Hanger Recycling”

GEORGE EVANS

OPOC.US

“It can’t be ignored.

Address employee benefits now!”

FRANK KOLLMAN

Kollman & Saucier PA

Labor Attorney & Litigator

KEN UCHIKOSHI

Sankosha Mfg. – Japan

“How to improve our industry and

make it more attractive.”

DIANA VOLLMER

Methods for Management


Limited Number of Rooms Available for the 2013 NCALC Convention

Ocean Front is $224.00 a night with Buffet Breakfast included.

Harbor View is $194.00 a night with Buffet Breakfast included.

Call NOW TO MAKE YOUR RESERVATION!

1-800-541-1161 (24 Hour Cancellation Policy)



 

In Memory of

Watson “Sto” Stoessel Fox Jr.

July 19, 1941 – November 2, 2012

Watson Stoessel “Sto” Fox, Jr. died November 2, 2012 after a courageous fight with cancer.   Sto was born July 19, 1941 in Blacksburg, SC to the late Mary Lewis Doster Fox Danieley and Watson Stoessel Fox, Sr.

Sto Fox grew up in Greensboro, NC where he graduated from Greensboro High School in 1959 and then attended his beloved University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill!  He served in the United States Air Force before coming home and beginning his professional career.   He worked at Sedgefield Country Club and later worked in the family business his father started, Fox Cleaners.   In March of 1969, Sto and the late Gail Sandra Weber were married and so ensued a legacy of love.  He also had a successful career as an employment recruiter while running Fox Cleaners which is still in business today.  

Sto’s passion for the Dry Cleaning Industry eventually lead him to becoming the Executive Director of the North Carolina Association of Launderers and Cleaners.   During his leadership he helped to achieve many notable accomplishments.   One of the most notable was the creation of the Dry Cleaners Trust Fund (DCSCA) which continues today to help protect the environment and the existence of small business owners.

Sto’s love for others was a trademark of his character. His traditional style of genuine hospitality coupled with his eccentric personality proved over time to be a lasting influence on the many lives he touched.   He is survived by his five children:  daughter Ashley Fox Thompson and husband Shannon Thompson of Blowing Rock, NC, son Gregory Stoessel Fox of Greensboro, NC. daughter Brandon Fox of Greensboro, NC, daughter Lindsey Fox Beane and husband Perry Beane of Lenoir, NC, and daughter Brie Fox of High Point, NC, eight grandchildren: Makenzie Thompson, Ella Thompson, Addison Thompson, Sandra Beane, Colby Beane, Aiden Beane, Demetrius Butler and Cecilia Fox and cousin Jim Burton and wife Maryanne Burton of Bell Center, Ohio.   Sto had an extended family that included many special friends.   Many of which felt he was a father figure, mentor and true friend.