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SEPTEMBER, 1965 t^clintoh Hwork ;Bb1 / t?k H. v ^nr lM V1 h -11 \ B? i i i^UliTn M M I M r?H Pj BflHTv^^^^H*T^n H ^ ^ -g Jil'i I J [A H.. "l.. %"^B . B ' ;*; : ?M THE CLOTHMAKER FLU IS DUE- SOME 1 Like the old gentleman who chose "not to join the income tax," now is the time for all good men, women and children to decide not to ioin the 1- ? J "* "* flu outbreak. What flu outbreak? How do you stay out of it? One question at a time: Flu this winter? The U. S. Public Health Service says probably yes. The disease strikes every two to three years; this is the year when Type A primarily is due. But a certain amount of Type B is looked for, too. What's it like? Some influenza symptoms are like those of the common cold, only more so. Sore throat, nasal congestion, dry cough, chills, fever, muscular aches and pains, general weakness. Temperature rises quickly. T O * * !nuw serious r IVlOSt people recover within a week. But sometimes pneumonia develops. Other possible complications: bronchitis, sinus trouble, ear infection. What to do? Call a doctor. Stay in bed as long as he tells you to. Don't expect miracles with "wonder drugs" ? they don't work against most viruses, and flu is a virus disease. Aspirin and lots of fluids mav be prescribed. Prevention? A vaccine that's useful against both general In Chicago SAFETY CONFERENCE Calvin A. Cooper, J. R. Reynolds, and Glen Gaskins will be delegates at the 53rd National Safety Congress and Exposition in Chicago, October 25-23. Since 1912, "The Congress," as it is called, has been the E biggest, most important safety event in the nation. The national meeting on all aspects and phases of safety draws between ten and twelve thousand people to Chicago for four days of meetings, reports, special events, and the world's largest exhibit of safety devices of all types. Clinton Mills has sent delegates to "The Congress" since 1951 Tho trir\o It"'" " - ---w W* 11 a v c piUVCIl i stimulating and rewarding. Especially beneficial is the Exposition. It is an educational and idea-provoking experience to be brought abreast with the latest products and devices designed to help prevent accidents and save lives. Many ideas learned by Company delegates to "The Congress" in previous years have been adopted into our plants' Accident Prevention Programs. 93 Bow/ers IWIing Teams l] Fifteen Company sponsored -l~-. uc^un piciv in ine r an-vv mier teams, appropriately named, E M Cotton Boilers, Safety Pins. M each week for 28 weeks. Tw ers are women. Each team competition. Bowling has gained wide a their chief form months. < I ISIS eOLUMNl ; " I riPS FOR YOU 1 types of influenza is recom- I mended for people at high 1 risk of serious effects. These ; include people with heart ail- 1 ments; chronic lung disorders; j diabetes; certain other chronic 1 BAILEY MEMORY CLINTON. SOUTH 25 Aurust 1<3 Mr. Kobert M. Vancev President CIInton Ml1 It Clinton, South Carolina Dear Mr. Vance: We are pleased to learn that "Flu" vaccine to all your employe wish to commend you in doing thi? lOOt response. As you know, this vaccine is L' S. Public Health Service and t of publicity to this cause since and one which will prevent much i of many man-hours. The vaccine % harmless and reactions frot it ai hope ALL will receive it. We wish to take this opportur providing and promoting good heal which, in turn, leads to better 1 Clinton 5oas Let CLINTON SONS?Kneeling?Jai Simmons, Freddie Tumblin, "Butcl Allman, Daryl Hampton. Standing? Sanders, Darrell Godfrey, Charles Si Jimmie Kinard. Captains in circl< Francis Goper absent when picture n t t r ._] ? * v..no. iootoan teams are traditionally built around athletically talented sons of Clinton Mills employees. The 1965 edition is no exception. Coach Claude Howe's strong AA team is Captained by two Clinton sons who lead fourteen more players on the first two teams. The Red Devils, tabbed the irgiii L<?a?iic? Play I employee bowling teams have leagues on the local lanes. The >ownng rjoDDins, Whip Kollers. ill Whistlers, etc. compete once enty of the ninety-three bowlbowls three games in team icceptance among employees as n during the fall and winter 5 diseases. Also persons over 15, pregnant women, and institutionalized patients in crowded environments. Adults areviously vaccinated against Flu need a booster shot each /ear. When? Mid - December is tne deadline lor vaccination. September-October is none too soon. Flu epidemics usually don't strike until midwinter; but the vaccine needs a little time to become effective. .L HOSPITAL CAROLINA 163 ' you are making available ?ea again thia year. We l and hope you will have highly recouended by the ;hey are giving a great deal it is one that la ao worthy illneaa aa well aa the loaa ihen lined aa prescribed la e exceedingly rare. Ve do aity of thanking you for Ith practlcea in your planta, wealth in our coaaunity. M nee rely youra, iv.-b to - . ids Red Devils |r\'v /n|^H " i liiTlM^ ? mes Moore. Steve Grady. Henry i" Grady. Terry Crawford. Ken Carroll Barker. Gary Laney. Mike eele. Steve Lanford, Terry Fuller. ?s?Gary Laney. Mike Sanders, was taken. team to beat in Class AA competition, are drawing large crowds to Wilder Field. Clinton Mills families and friends comprise a large segment rooting for the "favorite sons." REMAINING SCHEDULE: a-i l tn f v-'v.i. i?uaniei inere Oct. 8?Dentsville here Oct. 15?Union there Oct. 22?Strom Thurmond there Oct. 29?Newberry here Nov. 5?Laurens here Nov. 12?Woodruff here * * Pessimist?a guy who feels bad when he feels good because he's afraid he'll feel worse when he feels better.