Green Bay Press-Gazette from Green Bay, Wisconsin • Page 27

Green Bay Press Gazette Sunday, March 19, 1989 -9 Business people HoPn One has new frying system Pre-Gazette Hol'n One Donut Co. of Wisconsin, Green Bay, is distributing the Giles Enterprises ventless fryer and the Chester Smoked Pit. The deep fryer can be used in center areas in malls, buildings with high roofs and outside. The Chester Smoked Pit is a commercial low-pressure smoker that can be used to barbeque, roast or cook without water. Giles Enterprises, Montgomery, manufactures convenience store and restaurant food cooking systems.

A LA LJki-Qd Kiley Day Phillips Employers Health names Kiley officer Ten Kiley has been named assistant vice president of group administration at Employers Health Insurance, De Pere. Kiley joined the company in 1977 as a claims approver, and has served as supervisor of claims, manager of records administration, manager of group administration and manager of data services. She earned an associate's degree in medical assistance from Northeast Wisconsin Technical College in 1975, and will oversee billing and eligibility administration of the health maintenance organization, Preferred Provider organization and indemnity programs. American Medical Security appoints 4 American Medical Security, De Pere, recently appointed four new executives. Timothy L.

Day, Green Bay, has joined the company as vice president and chief financial officer. He graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and has ex- diana State University and his law degree from Indiana University. Luft, Appleton, received his bachelor's degree in business administration and marketing from UW-Eau Claire. He joined Valley Bancorporation a year ago. H.S.

Group names Gilmore as director Candy Gilmore has been named director of outplacement services for H.S. Group, a recruitment, human resource consulting and outplacement firm. The company, at 2611 Libal recently expanded its Outplacement Center. Gilmore holds bachelor's and master's degrees from Marquette University. The company was founded 22 years ago by Jock Seal.

It has been providing outplacement services for corporations since 1984. Seal reported that the number of candidates served by the company doubled in 1988. More than 300 people have participated in the program over the past four years. The Outplacement Center offers professional assistance in the development of job search materials and skills, research materials and office and clerical support for supervisory, middle-management and executive-level employees. Office Technology, Inc.

is pleased to "OPERATION UPGRADE -11" Move up to the new generation of IBM Series II typewriters and word processors! $600 TRADE-IN for select models of IBM correcting Selectrics or Wheelwriter Models 3, 5, and 6 to apply toward the purchase of the new IBM PERSONAL TYPING SYSTEM! $400 TRADE-IN for select models of IBM correcting Selectrics or Wheelwriter Models 3, 5, and 6 to apply toward the purchase of any new IBM WHEELWRITER SERIES II TYPEWRITER! ty with a degree in business administration and has five years experience in insurance. Valley Banks promotes two Joe E. McCreery has been named president of Valley Bank of Osh-kosh, and Todd R. Luft has been appointed corporate marketing officer by Valley Bancorporation, Appleton. McCreery, Oshkosh, joined the company in 1974 as vice president of commercial loans and business development.

He previously was executive vice president. He received his bachelor's degree in business administration from In- perience in insurance and accounting. Al Phillips, De Pere, ha3 joined the company as vice president of human resources. The UW-Madi-son graduate has 14 years of personnel experience. Patti Rohde, Green Bay, has been promoted to assistant vice president of administration.

She has worked in the field of insurance for 12 years and most recently was the company's manager of administration. Judy Maki, Green Bay, was promoted from manager of agency services to assistant vice president of agency services. She graduated from Northern Michigan Universi- Door Co. may generate 100 jobs Press-Gazette STURGEON BAY A pilot job program in Door County may create at least 100 new jobs in the next year. Door County is one of three Wisconsin counties participating in the WisJOBS program, according to Joanne Ator, chairman of the management team administering the $278,000 grant.

WisJOBS will reimburse employers for as much as $2,500 of the wages of every new, perma nent job they create in Door County over the next year, beginning March 20. Employers certify that the positions are new, do not displace other workers and will last for at least a year after the subsidy ends. Workers qualify for WisJOBS if they have been unemployed for at least seven days before being hired for a WisJOBS position. Applicants will be referred by social service organizations in cluding the Lake Michigan Job Service, Door County Department of Social Services and Division of Vocational Rehabilitation, Women's Employment Project Inc. and the Job Training and Placement Center.

Businesses and workers interested in joining the program can contact Job Service, 1009 Egg Harbor Road, Sturgeon Bay, or call Jerry Lovick or Georgia Drossart at 743-8859, Monday through Friday. Briggs plant lays off 350 more workers WAUWATOSA (AP) Briggs Stratton Corp. has announced it will lay off another 350 hourly workers, bringing the number of union employees laid off since September to about 1,350. The company, based in surbur-ban Milwaukee, said the layoffs were necessary because retailers are taking a "wait-and-see" attitude toward reordering the small engines it manufactures. "As a result, the normal seasonal softening orders seems to have accelerated," the company said in a prepared statement.

Briggs said forecasters had predicted a vigorous selling season for the lawn and garden industry, but equipment sales had fallen well below expectations. After the layoffs, which are expected to begin Tuesday, the company will have about 8,000 employ IBM typewriters are the best-selling and most preferred typewriters in offices from coast to coast That's because IBM typewriters have traditionally offered customers the highest overall reliability, performance, and value, both at the time of purchase and at time of replacement! We urge you to take advantage of this limited time offer. Put the new generation of IBM Wheelwriter Series II typewriters and word processors to work in your office. Find out how "OPERATION UPGRADE-H" can work for you. Call your Office Tech IBM representative today! Work anniversaries 2331 S.

Oneida Green Bay 496-5020 ees in the Milwaukee area, down from a peak of 10,000. Briggs began laying off 300 hourly workers in mid-February in a move the company said was the result of the lingering effects of last summer's drought. TECHNOLOGY the best 40 years Becks, Harold, Green Bay, James River Corp. Collins, Milton, Green Bay, James River Corp. Duqualne, Jim, Green Bay, James River Corp.

Hansen, Clyde, Green Bay, Wisconsin Public Service, i Murphy, Cliff, Green Bay, James River Corp. Vandenpias, Dan, Green Bay, James River Corp. Vandenplas, Merlin, Green Bay, James River Corp. 35 years DeGrave John, Green Bay, James River Corp. Drossart, Roger, Green Bay, Procter Gamble.

Glese, Wally, Green Bay, Procter Gamble. Harrison, Bernard, Green Bay, Procter Gamble. Hewitt, John, Green Bay, Procter Gamble. Pamperin, Dale, Green Bay, Procter Gamble. Winfred, Green Bay, Procter Gamble.

Sprangers, Gerry, Green Bay, James River Corp. Vandenavond, Don, Green Bay, James River Corp. 30 years Backes, Cyril Green Bay, University of Wisconsin: Barlament, Ralph, Green Bay, Paper Converting Machine Co. Daoust, Howard, City of Green Bay, forestry department. Dax, Darrell, Green Bay, Response Graphics.

Eckberg, Kenneth 1711 Wedgewood Drive, Northwest Engineering. Frlsch, Jack Green Bay, University of Wisconsin. Frosch, Ronald, Green Bay, Paper Converting Machine Co. Hazen, Harold 1 003 Divot Place, Badger Wood Products. LeMere, Robert Route 1.

Cecil, Northwest Engineering. Leurquin, Charles City of Green Bay, park department. Hoffenbecker, Charles, Green Bay, Paper Converting Machine Co. Vanden Boomen, Lee, Green Bay, Ryerson Steel. Van Lannen, Ethel 1450 Crooks Northwest Engineering Wanberg, Richard, Green Bay, Paper Convering Machine Co.

25 years Biese, James, De Pere, Response Graphics. Blinstrub, Cyril 2207 Kassner Drive, Northwest Engineering. Burke, Michael, Green Bay, Response Graphics. Dhuey, Ronald Green Bay, University of Wisconsin. Gerarden, Marion, Green Bay, Paper Converting Machine Co.

Kuffel, Frank, Denmark, Response Graphics. O'Brien, Dean Green Bay, University of Wisconsin. Polomis, Carol, Green Bay, Response Graphics. Schott, Robert Green Bay, University of Wisconsin. Schwartz, Leander, Green Bay, University of Wisconsin.

Senoroske, Rita, Green Bay, Schreiber Foods. Tucker, Robert, Green Bay, Response Graphics. Watermolen, Patricia, Green Bay, Response Graphics. Woller, Earl, Green Bay, Wisconsin Public Service. UN OK) fflQDEJDLb I I I I1' Ov" r- "TW! JtUMO 3 Vtoc'w I i 76 St 4 i I 9 rrtrtc 1 (aim tmiWKUir: 9 0.

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