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6 * kf" l %i I j ja:rik f ^ in 3-A Clinton Mills present* ship Award plaques to ir High School Red Devils I football banquet on Dece bearing a colorful team graved data, were presei Director of Industrial an L to r are Crocker, J Clark, and Coach Keith The team finished the 0 loss, 1 tie season. Safi Oh, Lord, we ask t employee. PREPARE each mil to recognize the hazar the advice of older anc to closely follow the pervision, and to fol rather than the dare o PREPARE his heai fellow man in all his c PREPARE his egc safety and to wear t vided for his welfare 1 so would make his cc PREPARE his eye recognize the hazards PREPARE his eai and to absorb these fa v.;m<?Aw ->?a u;. in vi iiiiuocii aiiu ma PREPARE his fir necessary dexieriiy to his equipment or tool PREPARE his fiv< sixth?COMMON SE1 application. And finally. Lord, and Assistant Superi administer the Safe! placed in our hands. Champions id special state AAA Championldividual members of the Clinton ^ootball Team during their annual mber 20. The woodgrain plaques, a^n anu uppiu^ji uau tjiinted by Claude A. Crocker, left, ,d Employee Relations, ohn Kinard, Terry Heaton, Mike Richardson. '72 football season with a 11 win, (Photo by Eddie McGee) ily Prayer hy blessing on each individual 4 ^ iL ^ X^A.. uu IU attcpi me ruicb ui baieiy, ds of his employment, to heed 1 more experienced employees, instructions furnished by sullow the teachings of safety f an adventurous thought, rt to consider the safety of his iction. > to accept the restriction of he protective equipment pro without the thought that to do tnspicious. is to see with wisdom and to of his job. 's to hear the facts of safety cts and use them for the benefellow employees, igers and hands to have the i carry on his work and handle s safely. e natural senses to accept the NSE. Safety depends upon its enable us as Superintendents ntendents to more effectively ty Program which has been iftllivll How happy will yoi Here are 10 keys 11 anolher year" for you: Speak lo people. ful word of greeling. Smile at people, only 14 to smile. Call people by na ears is the sound of his Be friendly and h be one. Be cordial. Speal is a genuine pleasure. Be interested in you try. Be generous wii with criticism. Be considerate oi appreciated. Be thoughtful of right 100 per cent of Be alert to give i what we do for others I ^ (roltU Mr. and Mrs. W. J. ding anniversary Novc Mr. Shepard, who and Mrs. Shepard, whe have lived in Clinton The Shepard's havt Florida; and Charles, nine grandchildren an CLOTHMAKER ? ^ J-1 J j it ^=3 *====* * i be in 1973? lat could make it more than "just ["here is nothing as nice as a cheerIt takes 72 muscles to frown but me. The sweetest music to anyone's ; own name. telpful. If you would have a friend. ^ t c and act as if everything you do people. You can like everybody if h praise, but always be cautious [ the feelings of others. It will be the opinions of others. You're not the time. ervice. What counts most in life is t ?V 'tffl WftT 4 U ^fj w JiA [IIFmt ^ 0PM 'f i I n n i versary ^ Shepard celebrated their 50th wedfmber 29. is a retired Clinton Mills employee, i is a Plant No. 1 Spinning employee, for the last 4G years. ; two sons: W. O. Shepard, Sanford, a ?1 Carding employee. They have d three great grandchildren. (