Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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6 mi / ^ , f\ J M Family Ben Williams, center, hz Mills employees. Ben, like rr in making textile employm been with Clinton Mills s present he is a Shearer Of Seated next to him looking c Mills" is Royce Williams, B< Drawing Operator. He recc active duty in the armed fi pany May 27, 1968. Standin Ben's son and Royce's brothe ing Machine Operator, has 1 ber 16, 1971. TABLE 01 One employer from Ok this little reminder has a li In just a few weeks there's our workforce?almost to th< smarter." To save time for mana give your excuses by the ni This list covers most siti 1. That's the way w< 2. I didn't know you 3. That's not my dep 4. No one told me tc 5. I'm waiting for an 6. How did I know t 7. That's his job, not 8. Wait for the boss t n T 17. 1 lUl^Ul. 10. I didn't think it w 11. I'm so busy, I just 12. I thought I told yc 13. I wasn't hired to ( 14. That's not my wri ^7 V| Affair is two sons who are Clinton lany Clinton families, believes lent a family affair. He has ince November 17, 1950. At >erator in Plant No. 2 Cloth, iver a copy of "This Is Clinton en's son who is a Plant No. 2 intly returned to work from orces. Royce joined the comg behind them is Johnny K., t. Johnny, a No. 2 Cloth Rollbeen employed since SeptemF EXCUSES lahoma City reports: "While ght touch, it really hit home. been a noticeable change in e man, my people are working igement and yourself, please amber. aations. ;'ve always done it. were in a hurry for it. lartment. ) go ahead, i okay. his was different? mine. o come back and ask him. /as very important. can't get around to it. )U. lo that, ting. Biking Boom Brii Bicycle riding is becom with children and with ad enjoyable way to exercise, generating fun, can also bu The popularity of bikii number of accidents, many vented if cautionary rules 1 Here are some safety r well as those just beginninj xiiwajo ixuc in a diu the right and ride in a sti out of traffic. ? if you have to ride a 500 feet and a rear reflectoi Wear something white, too, ? Stop at red or yellov and obey all other traffic ? Always stop at the ed die, and give a hand signa ? A good rider never double. "Extra" riders cai R /\ PI i ra irAMx V-* PA lr An uu ouic j uui uiaivci your bike inspected regulai A The above advertiser Daily News Record, a Ne diamond design is symbolii produced daily by Clintor CLOTHMAKER * ngs More Accidents ing increasingly popular, both lults. Many people find it an A half-hour of cycling, besides rn up 585 calories, ig also has caused a growing of which could have been preiad been observed. ^ eminders for bike veterans as g to pedal: igle file with traffic. Keep to aieht line. Don't weave in or t night, a headlight visible for should be on your "must" list, so motorists can see you better. r traffic lights, at "stop" signs, regulations. [ge of the road, not in the mid- 4 1 warning to cars behind, overloads his bike by riding ise bad accidents, too. are operating efficiently. Have :ly. Happy biking! Ik' V?' r ent appears frequently in the ... V??1. 4 1 _ mi w i wi t\ uuuc newspaper, ine c of the superior quality fabrics i's superior employees.