The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, July 15, 1973, Page 4, Image 4
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I had never worked in textiles before
"Although I had never worked in
took a job as a Spinner Trainee in Plant
1973. I enjoy my work and the people
day. I think I have made much progre<
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There is greater opportunity today
in textiles for production employees
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in technology, almost on the daily
basis, offer job opportunities that are
interesting, challenging and rewarding.
Clinton Mills offers good jobs for
people who want to go to work now
in textile manufacturing. There is
more flexibility available now in job
requirements and the company tries
hard to offer new employees jobs
where they can get a good start in
textiles. There are openings in all Clin
ton plants.
Clinton Mills will teach new employees
the technical skills required to
run their jobs. We have outstanding
training programs with full-time instructors,
the latest equipment and
training aids to prepare employees to
improve their skills and educational
abilities. Our Company believes in
self-improvement at all levels of employment.
There are many career ladders open
for young people.
Advancement is therr? for the man or
woman who is prepared to take advantage
of the opportunities available.
The procedure for employment is
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I like my work
textiles before I "I have been en
No. 2 on May 9, 1972. I am aware
; I'm with every correctly and effic:
>s since then and money I earn as a
ime spinner."
ia Watts
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iportunities Greater T
informal and simple. The Clinton Personnel
Department staff tries hard to
make every applicant feel welcome and
at ease.
Clinton Mills is an equal opportunity
employer and does not discriminate
against any individual because of
race, color, religion, sex or national
Mixed
Some Coarse . . . Some Fine . .
Windshield scraper: gadget that falls
out of the glove compartment all summer,
hides under the seats in winter
and breaks when you eventually find
it and try to use it.
? CM ?
If you make a left-hand turn from
a right-hand lane, you probably are
just careless or reckless and not at all
what the driver behind calls you.
? CM ?
Luke, "I heard your new boy friend
is very polite."
T .11111 - "Pprfprl mannm If I Hrnn
anything, he kicks it over to where I
can pick it up easy."
CLOTHMAKER
aployed by Clinton Mills since July 26, 0
of how important it is to do my job
iently. I'm especially pleased with the
roving operator."
Rillv Smith
Plant No. 2 Carding
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origin in employment opportunities.
Textile manufacturing was one of
America's first industries. Today's
modern plants are a far cry from the
early cotton plants of years ago. We
hope to attract many young people to
begin their careers in textiles with
Clinton Mills.
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. Some wrtfi a Different Twist
The older generation concludes that
there would be no problems with children
if they had to chop wood to keep
the TV set going.
? CM ?
Sign in the middle of the road reads:
' Road closed. Do not enter." ?
On the other side of the sign,
scrawled in chalk: "Welcome back,
stupid."
? CM ?
Motner: inow, r reaaie, wouicin t you
like to give your football to that poor
little boy who hasn't a Daddy?"
Freddie: (clutching football) "Couldn't
we give him Daddy instead?"