The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, December 15, 1975, Image 3
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George Cato and his family
have been wanting a new home
for a long time. Soaring building
and labor costs, high interest
rates, and a strong desire to be
as economical as possible
caused Cato to seek alternatives
to fulfill his family's long time
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dream of having a new home.
Two years ago, he purchased <
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construct the 2043 square foot
home from the foundation 1
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"I had worked at Whitten
illage for seven years when a
-iend of mine told me about
rhat a good place Clinton Mills
ras to work," says James
anders, Plant No. 1 Rolling
lachine Operator. "I came and
pplied for a job, and later was
mploypd in the No. 1 Cloth
Loom.
"It was over 5 years ago when
started to work, and I'm glad I
nade the switch."
"I've never enjoyed working
inywhere as much as I do in No.
I Cloth Room. Textiles has
enabled me to buy a nice car,
good clothing, and to have a real
good living."
"My work is real enjoyable,
and I like to work Saturday
since we have a shorter day."
Sanders, who lives in Lauens,
is a graduate of Bell Street
ligh School. Recently he joined
he WAVE CB Radio Hub.
"Being a CB radio operator is
ots of fun," says Sanders. "I
;et to talk with a number of
lifferent persons, and assist a
ellow CB operator if he's
Christmas Vacation
Christmas Vacation Pay
totaling $120,708.28 was distributed
to 862 eligible employees
an December 12, 1975.
In the summer 1,173 eligible
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"I've been working almost
everyday for two years, hoping
that we can eat Christmas
dinner in the new home," says
Cato.
"My experience with building
has been virtually limited to the
exposure I've had at Lydia," he
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having trouble."
James maintains an excellent
attendance and quality record,
and when he leaves the plant,
Richard L. Clark, Plant I
check.
i Pay Of >120,708.28
employees shared in $164,152 for
July 4th vacation pay.
The two combined vacation
payouts totaled more than
$284,860.
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added, "but I've encountered
very few problems in the
construction. Of course, I've
had to call in plumbers, some
carpenters to help me with the
framing, and a few other
details."
There are four children in the
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works as a dishwasher at the
Holiday Inn.
He's also active in Flint Hill
Baptist Church near Whitmire.
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Is Distributed
Employees with 3 to 5 years
continuous service receive 1
percent of applicable gross
earnings; 5 to 10 years receive 2
percent, and 10 years and over
get 3 percent.
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Cato family and all of them
have pitched in to aid in the
house building. Come December
25, the Cato's family home
will provide the perfect setting
for a festive and joyous holiday
season.