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NEW MEMBER REWARDS

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.


A FULL REGISTRATION to CAROLINA CLEAN from NCALC


"QUALITY SHIRT FINISHING" IN PLANT TRAINING VIDEO OR DVD IN ENGLISH OR SPANISH from DLI


20,000 CUSTOM INVOICES AT STOCK PRICES from Liberty Pittsburgh


A STANFORD SPOTTING KIT from Fabritech


A 10% DISCOUNT ON SECONDARY CONTAINMENT TRAYS  from MCF Systems


THE OPPORTUNITY TO HAVE THE SERVICES OF AN NCALC MENTOR


Access to Scholarship for DLI Resident Courses




In order to qualify as a new member you or your cleaners cannot have been a member of NCALC/DLI in the past year and you must pay your annual dues in the correct dues category in full with your membership application.


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Memorial Day Weekend

NCALC 106th Annual Convention

Blockade Runner Resort - Wrightsville Beach

Memorial Day Weekend - May 25, 26, 27, 2012


106th Annual NCALC Convention


Friday, May 25th

2:00 - 6:00 PMRegistration Desk Open

2:00 - 6:00 PMAllied Trades Table Top Exhibit Setup in Nighthawk Room

3:00 PMHotel Check-In

7:00 - 11:00Mardi Gras in May Seafood Fest - Ballroom

             Music by Doug Overby - “The Bopper”


Saturday, May 26th

7:30 - Noon    Registration Desk Open

7:30 - 08:30    Allied Trades Tabletop Exhibits & Continental Breakfast

8:30 - 9:00    NCALC Annual Board Meeting - Nighthawk Room

9:00- 10:15    David Dawson. Your Future in the Drycleaning Industry

10:15 - 10:45    Break

10:45 - 12:00    Brian Wallace, 2012 Marketplace Reality

Noon - 7 PM    Family Time

7:00 - 11 PM    Barrier Island Luau - Ballroom

                 More Music by Doug Overby “The Bopper” Contest


Sunday, May 27th

7:30 - 08:30    Allied Trades Tabletop Exhibits & Continental Breakfast

8:30 - 9:00    NCALC Annual Membership Meeting - Nighthawk Room

                 Election of 2012-2014 Officers

9:00- 10:15    Jon Meijer.   How DLI Can Help You Get More Customers

10:15 - 10:45    Break

10:45 - 12:00    Chris Tebbs.  The New International Care Label

Noon - 7 PM    Family Time

7:00 - 11 PM    Young Cleaners Party - Nighthawk Room

7:00 - 8 PM    Presidents Reception

8:00 - 9 PM    Awards Banquet, Installation of Officers & Directors

9:00 - 11 PM    1st Annual Drawdown Raffle


Family Friendly Free Time & Social Activities


In recognition of the fact that Memorial Day and Labor Day weekend are the only two three-day weekends we get every year in our business, NCALC’s annual conventions are designed with the family in mind.

Friday and Saturday night’s social functions are kid and adult friendly, from the Mardi Gras Friday and the Luau Saturday  to the buffets (with adult and kids’ food), to the entertainment (with music for young and old) and contests and Prizes. Sunday night the adults go more formal — there is a special party for the Young Cleaners so you don’t have to spring for a sitter. Every activity ends at 11 p.m.

Education is conducted Saturday and Sunday mornings so everybody is ready for lunch, the pool and/or the beach by noon. Sun  from noon to 6 p.m. for two days is probably more than any is needed this early in the spring.


1st Annual Raffle & Draw-Down Play Rules


In lieu of the Silent & Live Auction as our annual fundraiser, the NCALC Board of Directors approved District Director Tom Wilson’s plan to conduct a “draw down raffle” at the 106th annual convention on Memorial Day weekend.


The plan calls for the sale of 149 individually numbered tickets for $100 each and ticket #145 in a live auction when there are only four tickets left in the draw down for $3250 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 each and stop the final draw. You do not have to be present to win.


$100 prizes will also go to the holders of the 50th and 100th tickets drawn. 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.


You may purchase a raffle ticket with your convention registration, or if you cannot attend the convention use the conventionn registration form to purchase you raffle ticket,

If you have any questions, please contact Tom Wilson at 828-648-2817.


To purchase a raffle ticket or donate door prizes or money to support the projects and programs of NCALC, you may also contact any member of the Fund Raiser Committee:


Tom Wilson

American Cleaners

10 Penland St.

Canton, NC 28716

828-648-2817

tom@americancleaners.co

Gloria Cowell

Cowell Cleaners

428 E. Grantham Rd.

New Bern, NC 28560

252-514-7361

cowellcleaners@earthlink.net


Marie Davis

Medlin Davis Cleaners

108 Gorge Ct.

Cary, NC 27511

919-363-2222


Sue Farrington

NS Farrington Co.

1-800-722-0374

suef@nsfarrington.com


Jimmy Lee

Jones Dry Cleaning

1601 E. 4th St.

Charlotte, NC 28204

jimmylee@jonesdrycleaning.com


Charisse Lassiter

Southern Laundry & Drycleaners

Henderson, NC

252-438-5525

classiter11@nc..rr.com



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