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^ CLOTHMAKER For Clinton Area Employees Tax Information Service Available Columbia, S. C. ? Taxpayers in the _ Clinton area can get quick answers to their tax problems by calling the Internal Revenue Service without having to pay long distance charges, H. M. McLeod, District Director of Internal Revenue for South Carolina, announced today. These residents can contact the IRS by calling 1-800-922-8810. This new phone service is available on a year-round basis to help taxpayers in all their dealings with the IRS. Although help is as near as a telephone ^ with the new system, McLeod said most taxpayers should be able to prepare their own return by following the stepby-step instructions that come with their Form 1040, If taxpayers need additional help, they can call the IRS via the toll-free telephone service. The new service will also enable taxpayers to get answers to questions on wage and price controls without having to write or visit an IRS office, McLeod said. ? Taxpayers will be able to place tollfree calls to IRS Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5:15 p.m., McLeod said. \ la Telephone Usage Class < Doris Tumlin, second from left, was ^ Mills office personnel receiving Public in various telephone usage technique: session held here earlier this month. Mrs. Marijo Forbes, second from ri sentative for the public relations Dn Bell Telphone Company, was the instrv ?V<A 1 ? .< ? : Aiiv vut ic\.i mciiiuua ui ijciiiiiy iiiaAimii telephone. Mrs. Forbes also emphasizi of telephone courtesy, and its effect on < and public relations. ^ Shown with Mrs. Forbes are 1 to r 1 Tumlin, Clinton Mills Office Manager Pam Taylor. Miss Brown W Miss Patsy Elaine Brown and Clyde RnmcHnll Tnvlnr ?rnrn A?M...UV4V11 * u J AVi ?? V.i V. limi 1 1CU A CV.CII in a ceremony at Bellview Baptist Church with the Rev. J. B. Abercrombie officiating. Mrs. J. B. Abercrombie, organist, and Mrs. Sandra Whisneant, soloist, provided a program of wedding music. A reception followed in the church social hall. The bride, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Furman E. Brown of Route 2, Laurens, is a graduate of Laurens High School and is presently attending Piedmont Technical School in Greenwood. The groom, a graduate of Laurens High School, attended Piedmont Tec and Greenville Tec. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Clyde C. Taylor of 302 Erskine Ave. Thn hriHn tiroc nttnnrln/^ Vmf Uar Miss Margaret Brown of Augusta, Ga. She wore a gown of wine velvet trimmed in white lace designed with an Empire waist, long sleeves and a mandarin collar. She carried longstemmed carnations. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a gown of white satin. The chapel length train was enhanced with appliques of lace and embroidered with seed pearls. White satin ribbon /The Cltaraci One of the c employee is th; good prize figh Whether on plovee watches if he finds the i condition, he r< his supervisor. r? . , Smoking" area Loiiuucten dangerous. He among 35 Clinton dent prevention Relations Training s during a recent f?r h's job. , It is the wise ighl, school repression of Southern accidents, for 1 ictor. She outlined is his responsil im usage from the .. ed the importance thc COmPanv or employee, customer bv following SJ Karen Davie. Dorie j"ry t0 himsclf Bill Stanton, and as some of the his family. 5 eds Mr. Taylor r jH& outlind the waist of the princess styled gown. A headpiece of white satin and seed pearls held her elbow length veil. n i _ -i - i - ... one camea a Douquet oi wnite roses. Ushers were Wayne Satterwhite and James Brown of Spartanburg. teristics of a Safe Employee haracteristics of the safety-conscious at he stays alert to danger. Like a ter, he never drops his guard, or off the job, the safety-minded em for potential danger. For example, machine he is operating in an unsafe ?ports that condition immediately to He refrains from smoking in a "No because he knows that to do so is makes it a practice to study his accii booklet and to know the safety rules emolovee who stavs on fuard atrainct X- %/ ? ~ %f O ~ ^ ho realizes that accident prevention bilitv, not just the responsibility of the safety engineer. Why? Because, ifc work practices, he can avoid inand provide the necessities, as well luxuries, of life for himself and for