The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, October 15, 1975, Image 1

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VOL. 24 - NO. 4 \ <^P m ^L flHft \ I Br: Clinton Emplc ? employed bef 129 Items Will be eligib in the prograi In CM Selection Christmas made an early arrival again this year as Clinton Mills employees selected their personal gift from the company from the 129 gift items included in the 1975 Christmas Gift Selection Booklets. Truman Owens, who coordinates the Christmas gift program, arranged for representative displays of the items to be available for employees and their families to inspect during early September. As in previous years, many items from previous years have been included again this year. The less popular ones have been replaced with selections to make the employee gift program as attractive as possible. More than 122 retired and inactive 25 year plus Old Timer employees received a personal letter from President Robert M. Vance extending them the opportunity to select their gift from the company, also. Each will be notified as to when and where to pick up his or her gift before Christmas. Employees will receive their gift on the job a few days before Christmas. Only those Published By and For Employees of Clinton 1 f; H,l , j >yees Shop Eai ore December 1 The Christmas gift selecti le to participate program is one of many frin m. benefits afforded Clinton e I*. . HL 523 Employees Mrs. Nell liaggart and Septembei Mrs. Mary Ann Stewart, RN's The sh< for Clinton Plants 1 and 2 and Clinton en Lydia and Bailey, gave 523 flu benefit on shots to employees during basis. mm CLINTON MILLS kcill ? r'l* * o n [TilLIS, cumuli, ax. IS JjL f rly For Christ on ployees throughout the year. all ge Each gift is an expression of ful m the company's appreciation for yea 4t' . ,^gjP * * ? Receive Flu Shots A breakdown of >ts were offered to of immunizations tiployees as a fringe follows: No. 1. 43; a voluntary, no cost Office. 41; Lydii Bailey, 101. (ER OCTOBER, 1975 i ~ . t itl Vf^M* ' *4 ^x **w^m ^*VJB VRm ?^ ^ p9 /i.?V; > tmas employees' loyal and faithservice throughout the in 1 the number given is as No. 2. 160; i, 187; and