Roanoke Times
Copyright (c) 1995, Landmark Communications, Inc.
DATE: SUNDAY, October 16, 1994 TAG: 9410180029
SECTION: BUSINESS PAGE: F4 EDITION: METRO
SOURCE: COMPILED BY MARY LINN
DATELINE: LENGTH: Long
DR. HETZAL HARTLEY has been named medical director of Carilion Occupational Health Services, a department of Community Hospital of Roanoke Valley specializing in business and industrial medicine.
He comes to Carilion from Medac Urgent Care, an occupational medical clinic in Wilmington, N.C., where he was medical director. He is a member of the American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine.
Hartley's certifications include advanced cardiac life support provider, National Board of Medical Examiners Diplomate, advanced trauma life support instructor, multiplace hyperbaric chamber operations and advanced burn life support provider. He was twice nominated as outstanding flight surgeon of the year for the Malcolm C. Grow Award, U.S. Air Force.
BANKING
STEPHEN FORBES DOWNIE has been promoted to vice president of commercial banking at First Union National Bank of Virginia. He will be responsible for providing services in Roanoke, Bedford and Lynchburg.
COMMUNICATIONS
DWAYNE WEIKEL has joined BTI Telecommunications Services in Roanoke as a communications analyst. BTI is a long-distance company with corporate headquarters in Raleigh, N.C.
CONTRACTORS
DANIEL H. FENDLEY has been promoted to vice president of project management with Martin Bros. Contractors Inc. in Roanoke. The 16-year veteran of the construction business joined Martin Bros. in 1990. He is a director of the Construction Specifications Institute. Also at Martin Bros., TIMOTHY L. BARNETT has been named vice president of estimating. He has been in the construction industry for 14 years and joined the company in 1990. He will be responsible for short-term projects for local businesses as well as bidding, project negotiations and business development.
FINANCIAL SERVICES
ALICE BARR DOOLEY has joined Ferguson, Andrews & Associates in Roanoke as an account executive. She was previously with Dominion Trust Co. and with Dominion Discount Brokerage. Ferguson, Andrews, with headquarters in Roanoke, has offices in Richmond, Falls Church, Charlottesville, Lynchburg and Bristol.
INSURANCE
J. SCOT TEACHOUT has joined Thomas Rutherfoord Inc. as division manager-marketing. Teachout was formerly client service director for Alexander & Alexander's risk management division in Florida.
LAW
THOMAS A. LEGGETTE, a principal in the firm of Woods, Rogers & Hazlegrove, has been appointed to chairman of the auto, land air transportation and casualty insurance section of the Federation of Insurance and Corporate Counsel, an international organization.
Leggette is also a member of the faculty for the business torts program being presented in Virginia by the committee on continuing education of the Virginia Law Foundation. He will be lecturing on the fiduciary relationship and its breach. He has been a faculty member for various continuing education programs since 1988.
NONPROFITS
The Science Museum of Western Virginia has elected new officers for 1995: LEWIS M. NELSON JR., NationsBank, president; NANCY HOWELL AGEE, Roanoke Memorial Hospital, vice president; G. FRANKLIN FLIPPIN, Glenn Flippin Feldmann & Darby, vice president; SYDNEY H. NORDT, educator, secretary; and BARRY L. HENDERSON, Crestar Bank, treasurer.
New members elected for three-year terms on the museum's board are SUSAN K. DOYLE, First Union National Bank; J.T. "TOBIE" EATON, Appalachian Power Co.; G. WILLIAM GEARHART JR., Lemon & Lambdon Inc.; KENNETH HALEY, Property Maintenance Corp.; EDDIE F. HEARP, National Financial Services; JANE MARGARET O'BRIEN, Hollins College; LINDA LAWRENCE, Cybermotion; BILLIE A. REID, Roanoke County Schools; GARDNER SMITH, Roanoke County Department of General Services; DR. JESSE WEBSTER, Vinton Veterinary Clinic; and BARRY E. WIRT, Claytor/Wirt Associates.
ORGANIZATIONS
CLAUDE B. OWEN JR., chairman, president and chief executive officer of Dibrell Brothers Inc. in Danville, was recently elected chairman of the board of the Virginia Manufacturers Association. JOSEPH H. VIPPERMAN, president and chief executive officer of Appalachian Power Co. in Roanoke, was elected treasurer of the association.
Newly elected members of the board of directors include ANDREW W. BOWLING, general manager of Weyerhaeuser Corp., Lynchburg; L. ALLEN BOWMAN, president of Litton Industries Inc., Poly-Scientific Division, Blacksburg; JOSEPH M. DAVIDSON JR., president of Piedmont Label Co. Inc., Bedford; JOSEPH L. LANIER JR., chairman and chief executive officer of Dan River Inc., Danville; and WILLIAM R. SMALL, vice president and assistant division manager of Westvaco Corp., Bleach Board Division, Covington.
Directors presently serving a two-year term include THOMAS R. BROCK JR., vice president of General Electric Industrial Systems and Services, Salem; ELINOR H. ESSIG, vice president of Ronile Inc., Rock Mount; FRANK A. FARMER JR., president and chief executive officer, Roanoke Gas Co.; E.O. (NEAL) HOOKER, senior vice president and group executive, Babcock & Wilcox, Lynchburg; and GLENN O. THORNHILL JR., president and chief executive officer, Maid Bess Corp., Salem.
RESTAURANTS
DAN HIGGINS of Forest has been named general manager of Olde Liberty Station Restaurant in Bedford. The restaurant is located in Bedford's renovated train station and is owned and operated by Texas Steakhouse and Saloons Inc.
Information on personnel changes of interest to people in business should be sent to this column, c/o the Roanoke Times & World-News, P.O. Box 2491, Roanoke, Va. 24010.
by CNB