The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, July 15, 1974, Image 1
VOL. 23. NO. 7 Published 1
LET'S T
"LET'S TAKE TIME TO BE SAFE"
?That's the Clinton Mills safety
theme for the remaining months of
1974.
The safety promotional program
utilizes materials supplied Dy ine rational
Safety Council which are designed
to call attention to areas where
employees can prevent accidents if
they take time to be safe.
Lydia Plant Manager Ted Davenport,
center, is shown in the accompanying
photograph, outlining the
program to Weaving Assistant Superintendents
Scuppy Gallman, left, and
Bobby Johnson, right.
Included in the materials are full
color posters with varying safety subjects
which will appear periodically
on departmental bulletin boards, adhesive
p-o-p- posters for designated
areas and continuation of the gianl
safety posters located outside each
plant.
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Raleigh joined Clinton Mills Sales
Corp. in 1965 as Sales Manager and
was named Vice President in Charge
of Sales in 1971. Prior to joining the
Clinton Sales firm, he held marketing
and management positions with ChicoTotals
Over $11.700
PERFECT ATTEI
Four hundred and seven employees
received Perfect Attendance Checks
totalling SI 1,724 for the second quarter,
1974.
Since the Perfect Attendance Bonus
Plan was a n n o u n c e d a year ago,
employees have received attendance
bonus checks totalling more than
d $42,832
., Perfect attendance pay. vacation
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INSIDE YOU'LL FIND
Pages 2 & 3?Student Employees
Page 4?Old Timer's Gain Four
Page 5?Why Is It Important?
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pee Mfg. Co. and Beaunit Corp.
He is a graduate of Seton Hall University.
Raleigh succeeds Warren H.
Weisz who died June 17 following a
short illness.
SIDANCE PAY
pay. holiday pay, profit sharing, and
numerous other fringe benefits contribute
toward making Clinton Mills
employees among the highest paid
textile employees in the world.
The company realizes that it takes
a special effort to be on the job every
working day. Clinton Mills congratulates
all those employees with fine
attendance records.