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Shawn Baird ...........................................................25

Jose Barrios ............................................................10

Jesus Garcia............................................................10

Brian Smith .............................................................10

Wilbur Horner............................................................5

Jason Perry ...............................................................5

Micah Rucker ............................................................5

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Mike Carstens ........................................................15

Cindy Stowell .........................................................15

Buck Moody ...........................................................10

Mike Olmstead ......................................................10

Darcie Hallock ..........................................................5

Brian Knoerl ..............................................................5

Mike Whorley ...........................................................5

NAME YEARS SERVICE

SERVICE AWARDS

Shawn Baird Jose Barrios Jesus Garcia

Jason Perry Micah Rucker Cindy Stowell Buck Moody Mike Olmstead

Darcie Hallock Brian Knoerl Mike Whorley

Brian Smith Wilbur Horner

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Family Forum

For the past few months Robroy has been actively engaged in strategy planning. Theemphasis this year is on GROWTH! The operational teams recently met in Dallas, Texas

to present objectives for 2020 and their plans to achieve them.We established the mantra…

I am very excited about the outcome of our meetings. Our teams did an excellent jobpresenting and demonstrated true ownership in achieving their objectives. We will continueto support the principals that have guided us towards operational excellence. We will makethe necessary adjustments to enhance our sales. Most importantly, we will ensure a culturecommitted to the betterment of all associates as a team. Robroy is committed to this strate-gy. I look forward to 2017 and beyond. We’re going to have some fun!

—Rob McIlroy

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HEADQUARTERS

KDKA Turkey Fund

For the third year in a row, Head-quarters Associates contributed

to the KDKA Turkey Fund. This fundsupports the Greater Pittsburgh FoodBank and KDKA has participated inthis endeavor for more than 34 years.Over one million families in Alleghenyand eleven surrounding counties havebenefited from this fund. Just $15.00supplies a Thanksgiving meal for aneedy family.

Associates collected $490.00 andRobroy Industries matched the dona-tion for a total of $980.00. Once PNCBank received the check, the bankmatched that amount to make thegrand total $1,960.00 donated byRobroy Headquarters.

A Genuine Steeler Fan

Vijay Kumar, Corporate Controller,comes to Headquarters from

time to time on Company business.During one of Vijay’s recent visits heattended a Pittsburgh Steelers footballgame with Rob and Jeff McIlroy andJeff’s son, Peter Jr.

Vijay, an avid Steelers fan, proud-ly dawned his Antonio Brown Steel-ers’ jersey and cheered the team to a43-14 victory over the Kansas CityChiefs. Vijay provided good Karma

and cheered throughout the game.Pittsburgh just might need Vijay’shelp again to ensure the Steelersqualify for the playoffs and potentiallywin another Super Bowl for the cityof Pittsburgh! Last month Pittsburghcould hear the Dallas Cowboy fanscheering all the way from Texas,when they beat the Steelers in thelast minutes of the game. So, getback up here to Pittsburgh, Vijay. Theteam can use your enthusiasm.

Headquarters Audit

Billie Traywick and NicholeDjorjdevic from the Conduit

Division in Gilmer came to Verona theweek of September 19th to conductthe HR, PR and Accounting audits.The entire office ate lunches togetherduring their visit and severalHeadquarters Associates took thetwo ladies to dinner.

On the last night of their visit,dinner was at Atria’s Restaurant inO’Hara Township, just across theriver from Headquarters. After dinnerAnil Kewalramani took the guests on

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Learn from the Past, Plan for the Future, Live for the Day.

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The Robroy Enclosures Company Picnic always provides an exciting,

fun filled adventure for the whole family.Appropriately, Michigan Adventure hosted thepicnic again this year. What better way tospend a beautiful summer day than at Michigan’s largest amusement and waterpark? Robroy Associates benefited from 250 acres of exciting rides, splashed to theirhearts’ content and enjoyed good food andgreat camaraderie.

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an incline ride to get a better view ofPittsburgh at twilight. Although thetrip was work related, everyoneenjoyed visiting with the Texas asso-ciates and hope they took pleasure intheir visit, as well.

It was delightful to see Billie Traywick who, although retired fromthe Conduit Division, lends a hand tothe Conduit Division from time to time.

TIPS FROM I.T.

7 Essential Cybersecurity Phrases

With technology, trendy phrases come and go with the passing of every IT conference and newly released viruses. And when dealing with cyber security, keeping up with them all can mean the survival or demise of a business. To follow are some of the relevant terms that are currently in use.

Malware: Malware is a type of virus created for the purpose of destroying or unfairly accessing networks and data.

Ransomware: Currently the most popular type of malware is “Ransomware.”It encrypts valuable data until a ransom is paid for its return.

Intrusion Protection System: There are several ways to safeguard the network from malware but intrusion protection systems (IPSs) are becomingone of the negotiables. IPSs sit inside the company’s network and look for suspicious and malicious activity that can be halted before it can deploy anexploit or take advantage of a known vulnerability.

Social Engineering: Not all types of malware rely solely on fancy computerprogramming. Majority of attacks require some form of what is called “socialengineering” to be successful. Social engineering is the act of tricking otherpeople, rather than computers, into revealing sensitive or guarded information.Complicated software is totally unnecessary if you can just convince potentialvictims that you’re a security professional who needs their password to securetheir systems.

Phishing: Phishing is the act of creating an application or website that imper-sonates a trustworthy, and often well-known business in an attempt to elicitconfidential information. Just because you received an email that says it’s fromthe IRS doesn’t mean it should be taken at face value – always verifythe source of any service requesting your sensitive data.

Zero-day Attacks: Malware is most dangerous when it has been released but not yet discovered by cybersecurity experts. When a vulnerability is found within a piece of software, vendors will release an update to amend the gap in security. However, if cyber attackers release a piece of malware that has never been seen before, and if that malware exploits one of theseholes before the vulnerability is addressed, it is called zero-day attack.

Nicole Djorjdevic and Anil prepare to descendfrom Mt. Washington back to Station Squareon the incline trolley cars high above the cityof Pittsburgh.

Headquarters AuditContinued from page 1

Buck Moody and family Larry Larson and family Jordan Cliff and family

Doug Hill and Jeff Seagle Dean Childs and family Chad Cranmer and family

Craig Mitchell and family Mike Hill and family Cindy Stowell and family

Company Picnic

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Belding Band Competi-tion

The Belding Redskins Marching Band

Beautiful weather and a greatturnout punctuated the Belding

Marching Band’s invitational on October 15th at Rudness Field in Belding. Over 1,000 students and2,000 spectators watched as 13 bandscompeted for top honors at the event.The Redskins Band participated, but ashost they were unable to compete.

Robroy Enclosures continued theirsupport of the school, the band andthe invitational in 2016. Band directorLaura Hyler told Robroy, “What you dofor our organization is so kind and gra-cious. We truly appreciate it.”

Michigan Competing Band Association (MBCS) is one of twocompetitive circuits in Michigan. InMCBA, bands compete with the ulti-mate goal of competing in MCBAState Finals. Bands are divided intofour flights based on school size. The Belding band placed 5th at the November State Finals at Ford Field inDetroit; one and one half points fromsecond place.

HR & Accounting Audit

Billie Traywick and Cindy Stowell renewed alongtime friendship during a recent HR audit.

Nicole Djordjevic and Billie Traywick paid a visit to Robroy

Enclosures to perform an HR andAccounting audit.

The weekend-long Labor Day festivities have been a tradition in Belding, Michigan for 111 years. Generations of family members gather to participate

in all that the weekend has to offer. From the Twilight Parade on Friday night to theLabor Day Parade on Monday the weekend is filled with activities for all ages: carni-val rides, car shows, band performances and fireworks to name a very few of thethings to do and see and, of course, there are more choices of food to be con-sumed than could ever be listed.

The theme for this year was Looney Tunes and Robroy Enclosures Associatesdressed to the hilt for the occasion, as they participated in both parade events. TheCompany again sponsored the Labor Day Parade. The parade crew consisted of:• Daffy Duck - Deb Sousa, CNC Operator• Tweety Bird - Tina Taylor, Assembly• Bugs Bunny - Lacey Taylor (Tina’s daughter)• Yosemite Sam - Kathy Tissue, Assembly

New Hires

Robroy Enclo-sures hired

Devin Butts as aStaff Accountant.After recentlygraduating fromthe University ofMichigan-Flintwith a degree inaccounting, Devinand his girlfriend,Torri Hallwood, moved to WesternMichigan. They really liked the areaand all of the activities that it provides,especially Lake Michigan and down-town Grand Rapids.

Devin lives an active lifestyle thatincludes mountain biking, video gam-ing, skiing and programming.

Carol Houghtalinghas called West-ern Michigan herhome since 1995.Her husband,Paul, shared thebest of his homestate with her andshe fell in lovewith Michigan andthe lifestyle itbrings. Carol has

extensive experience in customer ser-vice and sales administration, whichserves her well in her new position atRobroy Enclosures.

Carol fills her free time with activi-ties at her church and fund raising forThe Jason Houghtaling MemorialFund. This fund honors her stepsonproviding for research to cure chil-dren’s cancer. In addition, she valuesthe time she can spend with her step-daughter, son-in-law and, as shestates, her “amazing grandchildren,”Jaycie and Jacoby. Carol’s two goldenretrievers send her off to the officeeach morning and anxiously await herreturn at the end of her workday.

On May 24th of this year, JimHart joined Robroy Enclosures in theposition of Maintenance Supervisorafter retiring from the Michigan Air

National Guardwhere he servedas a maintenancesupervisor/aircraftmechanic.

Born andraised in BattleCreek, Michigan,Jim married hislovely wife,LeAnn, 35 yearsago and joined theAir Force in 1984. The Harts have twochildren, Andy and Amy. Amy and herhusband, Matthew, are the parents ofJim’s granddaughters, Annabelle andAbigail.

Welcome, Devin, Carol and Jim.You are wished much success in yournew positions at Robroy Enclosures.

Flu Shots

The Company’s Wellness Programprovided flu shots at no charge

to all associates on October 21st. To follow you will find a few facts

about the flu and the shots that help toprevent it.• The influenza virus causes a respira-

tory disease known as the flu.• Flu season generally runs from

October through May, but the flucan strike at any time.

• It is preferable to obtain a flu shotbefore the end of October.

• There are few people who shouldnot receive a flu shot and thoseinclude babies younger than sixmonths and anyone known to haveserious reactions to the flu vaccine.

• It takes up to two weeks to build upan immunity to the flu virus oncethe vaccine is administered. There-fore, it is possible to contract the fluduring those two weeks, whichleads people to the false belief thatthe vaccine can cause the flu. Theviruses that are present in the fluvaccine are inactivated and nonin-fectious.

• Side effects are mild, if any, includ-ing soreness at the injection site, alow-grade fever and muscle aches.

FLUX CAPACITOR TURNS 61?NOVEMBER 5th MARKS 61stANNIVERSARY FOR BTTF FANS!

Another important date thatbecame part of the BTTF cul-

ture was November 5, 1955 — thedate in time to which Marty McFlytraveled at the beginning of the trilo-gy’s first film. That particular day in his-tory held a special place in DocBrown’s heart, because it was the daythat he first thought of the flux capaci-tor being the key to time travel.

“Here’s a red-letter date in the his-tory of science: November 5, 1955.Yes, of course…that was the day Iinvented time travel. I remember itvividly. I was standing on the edge of

The Twilight Parade

BeldingLabor DayCelebration

Matt Jackson and family Sylvester (Denny Stowell - Cindy’s hubby)joined the fun for the Labor Day Parade.

The Robroy Enclosures Parade Crew

Devin Butts -Accountant I

Jim Hart - MaintenanceSupervisor

Carol Houghtaling -Receptionist

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Yes, the Flux Capacitor was housed in a Stahlinenclosure.

A sketch ofthe FluxCapacitor.

The 31st Anniversary ofBACK TO THE FUTURE(BTTF) and Stahlin’s ownFLUX CAPACITOR

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my toilet hanging a clock, the porcelainwas wet, I slipped, hit my head on theedge of the sink. And when I came toI had a revelation, a picture, a picturein my head, a picture of this. This iswhat makes time travel possible. Theflux capacitor,” exclaimed Doc Brown.

If it was not for that near-deathexperience and unexpected epiphanyon November 5, 1955, Doc Brownwould probably have never thought ofthe flux capacitor in the first place.Without the flux capacitor, there wouldbe no time travel. Without time travel,there would be no Back to the Future.

Quite a few people have paid trib-ute to the flux capacitor in one way oranother. Therefore, Robroy Enclosuresis paying tribute, as well. Without aStahlin enclosure there would be noflux capacitor!

Stahlin’s FatBoy series meets unique industryrequirements for extra deep enclosures without

significantly increasing the length and width of theenclosure. The FatBoy clamshell-styled enclosure pro-vides equidistant capacity in both the cover and base.The series employs a flange mount base for ease ofinstallation, a stainless steel full-length hinge and a

stainless steel securing latch. Door clearance tothe installed equipment must be con-sidered, when specifying this enclo-sure. The demands for cover mountedcomponents such as DIN facings ormultiple contact pushbuttons are metwith ample depth from the cover orwith substantial height for panelmounted components.

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Al Calvi realizes that the Flux Capacitor reallyhad a Stahlin enclosure as it’s housing, butDoug Hill and Roger Schroeder knew it allalong!

Congratulations

Congratulations to Buck Moody’swife, Amy, who graduated from

Montcalm Community College in May.Amy was a pastSHIELD scholar-ship recipient andhas finally madeher dream cometrue. She is nowemployed at theMichigan Depart-ment of Correc-tions as a regis-tered nurse.

Best wishes,Amy, for a won-derful new career.

Stahlin Non-Metallic Enclosures: FatBoy Series

The Stahlin FatBoySeries

Below:Crisp Point Lighthouse

A Stahlin Non-Metallic FatBoy Series enclosureprotects electrical components at the CrispPoint Lighthouse.

Crisp Point Lighthouse is one offive Lake Superior US Life SavingService Stations in Michigan. Built in1875, this lighthouse is locatedbetween Munising and WhitefishPoint. The doors of the lighthouseclosed in 1992, but in 2012 the USCoast Guard allowed the operation ofits light to resume by approving a Private Aids to Navigation (PATON)permit to be issued. A new 300mmLED marine light was installed and inMay of 2013 operation as a seasonalPATON began.

One of Stahlin’s non-metallic FatBoy enclosures protects the elec-trical controls at the historic light-house along Michigan’s Lake Superiorcoastline.

Joe Mitchutka

Joe Mitchutka

Amy Moody RN

Halloween in Michigan

Cindy Stowell’s granddaughter, Cora, andgrandson, Charlie (left)

Buck Moody’s grandchildren Carol Houghtaling’s grandchildren,Jaycie and Jacoby

Joe Michutka’s daughter, Katie Kiesha Coon’s daughter, Kayli Pat Kelly Pat Kelly’s grandsons

The Ayers family - Christina, Dan,Alexis and Alyssa

Dale Davis’ grandson, Lyon

ressing-up for Halloween is fun and creativityalways abounds. Robroy Enclosures Associates

submitted photos of some of the creativity thatoccurred in their families this year.D

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Summer Intern

Tolulope Akinbile,currently attend-

ing UT Tyler, servedas an intern in theEngineering Depart-ment. He began hisinternship in Augustand it concluded inDecember. Heworked to complete anumber of projects with an emphasison improving efficiency and reducingcost. His projects have included elimi-nating non-value added steps, com-pleting time studies and managingengineering change notes.

First Place!

Tolu placed first in the NationalResearch Competition of the Associa-tion of Technology, Management andApplied Engineering in Orlando, Florida on November 3, 2016. Hisresearch dealt with the application ofLean Six Sigma methodology to pro-ductivity in the food industry. Thepaper will be published in a peer-reviewed journal in 2017.

Tolu recently became Lean SixSigma Black Belt certified. “What isthat?” you might ask. Is it a martialart? Lean Six Sigma is a methodologythat relies on a team effort toimprove performance by systemati-

cally removing waste, combining leanmanufacturing and Six Sigma to elim-inate eight kinds of waste in a busi-ness environment: transportation,inventory, motion, waiting, over pro-duction, over processing, defects andskills (abbreviated as TIMWOODS).Now you may be asking, “What isSix Sigma?” Six Sigma utilizes a setof techniques and tools for processimprovement introduced by engineerBill Smith while working at Motorolain 1986. Jack Welch made Six Sigmacentral to his business strategy atGeneral Electric in 1995. Today, it isused in many industrial sectors.

AT&T Stadium

The Dallas Cowboys locker room was a stopon the tour of AT&T Stadium.

Tabitha Austin and her son Kodyvisited AT&T Stadium - the

home of the Dallas Cowboys. Kody’s5th grade football team played on thestadium field and enjoyed a tour ofthe stadium, including the Cowboy’slocker room.

P2S Golf Invitational

P2S celebrated its 25th anniver-sary this year and Robroy

Industries, along with Corrosion College, sponsored a tee at their 20th Annual Golf Invitational. Thisgolf outing provides an opportunityfor the company to show their appre-ciation to clients, vendors and friendsand this year’s event took place atCoyote Hills Golf Course in Fullerton,California on September 30th. Inaddition to their tee sponsorship, theConduit Division donated an iWatch,as one of the tournament raffleprizes.

P2S participated in Corrosion College and the company hasretained a working relationship withRobroy Industries.

Tolulope Akinbile -Summer Intern

Wedding and Familymoon

Nichole Djordjevic, Accountant, and Myka Loritsch were married on September 24th. The couple opted for a familymoon (as opposed to a

honeymoon) in Disney World with their daughters Gracee (9) and Elizabeth (2).

“You may kiss the bride!”

Ready for the big day. Mr. & Mrs. Myka Loritsch

What a fabulous Familymoon! By the way -Myka, Headquarters Associates approve ofyour Steeler shirt!

Gracee gets a big hug from Cinderella.

Deborah Ford retired with24 years of service to Robroy

Industries. Her retirement bon voyageparty has been postponed due to arecent surgery. Her colleagues, whoare anxious to celebrate her entranceinto retirement with her, wish Deboraha complete and speedy recovery.

Headquarters Audit

Nicole Djordjevic and Billie Traywick can tell you first hand

that Pittsburgh is not that dirty oldsteel town any more. Google andAmazon now have a large presence inthe city, as well as Bauer, FedEx,Dick’s Sporting Goods and AmericanEagle Outfitters to name a few. It is asmall city compared to Dallas, Chicagoor New York, but boasts having all ofthe venues of a big metropolis, just ona smaller scale.

These ladies traveled to Pittsburghto spend time at Headquarters inVerona, Pennsylvania September 19ththrough the 21st. Their mission was toperform a Company audit, as was notedin an article in the Headquarters’ sec-tion of this issue. Anil Kewalramaniplayed host and showed them aroundthe town.

Billie and Nicole viewed Pittsburgh from the city’s highest point.

Nicole and Anil pose outside the Mt.Washington station of the Duquesne Inclinewith the city of Pittsburgh in the background.

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Gottcha!

Is that a Whataburger bag, Steve?

You need to put two hands on that big burger!

Steve Voelzke is noted for being avery healthy eater and a great

example to the rest of his colleagues.However, one afternoon not so longago, Steve was caught eating a burgerfrom Whataburger and the event waswell worth documenting!

Whataburger has been aroundsince 1950 and proudly serves a “big-ger, better burger” that takes twohands to hold. There are 790Whataburgers across the country andthey are open 24/7. They make everyburger to order from 100% pure beef.That’s healthy, right, Steve?

Conduit Division representatives presented their donation to the Boys and Girls Club of America.

The Boys and Girls Club of America provides a wholesome environment for children to learn, growand have fun.

Fire Extinguisher Training

It is hoped that a fire extinguisher willnever need to be used at the ConduitDivision or in the homes of their associ-ates. However, if the need arises,Robroy Associates are well trained andready for the task.

Periodically, all Conduit DivisionAssociates, both office and productionpersonnel, receive fire extinguishertraining. The training includes classroomand hands-on instruction in the properuse of equipment used to extinguishfires.

Employees gathered outside the plant inGilmer to receive instruction on the proper useof a fire extinguisher.

Health Fair

During the October 12th Health Fair, bananas apples and other fruit snackswere offered to the participants as they completed health risk assessment

forms and proceeded to screening stations. The fair offered flu shots, lab work, biometric data and more.

Good Shepherd Medical Center conducted the Health Fair for associates fromConduit Division locations and Duoline Technologies. The large conference room atthe Conduit Division in Gilmer became a busy screening facility and everyonereceived Wellness Jackpot cards for their participation. Mammograms were avail-able on November 2nd.

“Sign in and grab a Health Fair Passport.”

Healthy fruit snacks were served.A lot of screening choices were madeavailable.

Charitable Giving

The Conduit Division continues to provide charitable donations throughoutthe year. In August, Robroy Associates provided school supplies and

cleaning products, as well as a monetary donation, to the Boys and Girls Club ofAmerica in Tyler, Texas. Bobby Hubbard (Production), Tabitha Austin (HR Support)and Eric Greear (Plant Manager)personally presented theRobroy donation to theorganization.

A thank you note from 4 Life Animal Rescue wasreceived for a donation recentlymade to the organization.

Spot Award

Robroy encourages all employeesto be alert at all times and to

report anything out of the ordinary.Such diligence is rewarded with a“Spot Award.”

Tony Williams received a $100Spot Award on October 5th for hisquick response on the Bondline. Whileworking on the line, Tony observed adiscoloration in the plastisol that wasflowing into the Bondline drip tank. Heimmediately notified supervision and itwas discovered that there was conta-mination in the plastisol tote in use atthat time. Further examination uncov-ered similar contamination of five addi-tional totes in storage.

Tony’s attention to detail helpedthe Company avoid potentially cata-strophic downtime and quality issuesat the Bondline. Great work, Tony!

Tony Williams received recognition fordiscovering a problem on the Bondline.

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Company Picnic

On July 30th the Conduit Division and Duoline Associates gathered to celebrate a goodold-fashioned company picnic mixed with a few modern day amenities. Help arrived

early to set-up tents and amusements for the kids. Then the fun began.The activities included tugs of war for kids and adults, sack races, three-legged races,

face painting, a bake-off contest and, of course, great picnic fare - burgers and dogs!

Service Awards

These photos are of a few recent award recipients:

Service Awards are presented tothose associates celebrating their second year anniversary and all otheranniversaries in increments of fiveyears (5, 10, 15, etc.). Employees withthese anniversaries are afforded theopportunity to choose a gift for theirservice to the Company.

Sarah Brooks - 10 years Brandon Keel - 10 years

Brian Smith - 10 years

Shawn Thibodeaux - 5 years

Micah Rucker - 5 years

3-legged races

After the picnic all leftovers were taken toHiway 80 Rescue Mission Ministries.

All of the leftover food was donat-ed to Hiway 80 Rescue Mission Ministries. This organization providesmeals to 120 people daily.

Set-up

Men and women, boys and girls, everyone participated!On your mark....

Face painting was a big “draw.”

Hey! Wait for me!The Bake-off judges had a tough job, but ultimately came up with a winner.

Management manned the grills.

It’s surely not a real picnic without burgers andhot dogs!

get set, GO!

RECIPE

Burger in a Bowl -Cheeseburger SoupThis dish freezes well and can alsobe used as a dip with tortilla chips!

1lb. ground beef4 tbsp. butter¾ c. chopped onion¾ c. shredded carrots¾ c. diced celery1 tsp. dried basil1 tsp. dried parsley flakes4 c. cubed potatoes (peeled)3 c. chicken broth¼ c. all-purpose flour16 oz. Velveeta cheese cubed1 ½ c. milk¼ tsp. pepper¼ c. sour cream

In a large saucepan over mediumheat, cook and crumble beef untilno longer pink, then drain and setaside. In the same saucepan, melt1 tbsp of butter over mediumheat. Sauté onion, carrots, celery,basil and parsley until tender -about 10 minutes. Add potatoes,beef and broth and bring to a boil.Reduce heat, simmer covereduntil potatoes are tender -10-12minutes.

In a small skillet melt remainingbutter. Add flour, cook and stir untilbubbly - 3-5 minutes. Add mixtureto the soup and bring to a boil.Cook and stir 2 minutes. Reduceheat to low. Stir in cheese, milk,salt and pepper and cook untilcheese melts. Remove from heatand blend in sour cream.

1 cup serving = 450 calories, 27g fat (15 sat fat),100mg cholesterol, 1,421mg sodium, 33g carbs

(8g sugars, 3g fiber), 19g protein

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Benefits

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Baby Shower

Joe and Emily Farmer with lots of well wishesand presents from Joe’s colleagues.

The Duoline Associates hosted ababy shower for Joe Farmer,

Plant Manager, and his wife, Emily, onJuly 27th. The Duoline lunchroom wasstacked with presents for the expec-tant parents who were anticipating thearrival of a little girl in August.

Promotion

On August10th Joe

Farmer received apromotion to theposition of PlantManager. Joe hasbeen a DuolineAssociate sinceOctober of 2013,when he acceptedthe position ofManufacturingEngineer for theCompany. As a mechanical engineerwith experience as a product engineer,coupled with three years experience atthe Duoline facility, Joe should havemuch success in his new position.

Congratulations, Joe.

Joe Farmer - Plant Manager

Casey Hathaway presented AJ Singer with a gift card.

Employment Referral

Casey Hathaway, OperationsSupervisor, presented AJ

Singer, Production Associate, with a$25 gift card for referring a potentialemployee to the Company.

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