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        This is an article I found in a publication called Carolina
Country, a magazine put out by the Carolina Electric Cooperatives.
                Oxford Orphanage has a graphics camera
        Student trainees in the Oxford Orphanage print shop are now
getting their first hands-on experience in using a graphics camera
donated to the institution by Carolina Electric Cooperatives. The camera
produces negatives and prints that are used in the printing process.
        "The new camera represents a giant step forward for us, and will
make our operation much faster and more efficient," said Stephen L.
Bowman, the shop's pre-press manager.
        The camera previously had been used by the state office of
Carolina Electric Cooperatives (Raleigh) in producing various
publications. It was phased out after a new desktop publishing system
was installed.
        Philip Donovan, manager of the orphanage print shop, said
students at the orphanage are required to participate in vocational
training and work experiences on campus.
        "We have 15 students regularly assigned to duties in our shop.
Each of them works an hour in the afternoon when school is in session
but they work five hours a day during the summer."
        The orphanage, which was established in 1872, is operated by the
North Carolina Masonic bodies. It currently serves 170 children and
youth, providing residential care for individuals who cannot receive
adequate care in their own homes. Plans call for the institution to be
renamed the Masonic Home for Children at Oxford.

        note; The Masonic Home for Children is one of the Masonic
charities of the Masons of North Carolina. It is supported lock, stock,
and barrel by Masons. Children do not have to come from a Masonic
background to be eligible to attend.
        Many thanks to the Carolina Electric Cooperatives for the
donation.

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