The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, June 15, 1978, Image 1
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Shrincrs Honor Industr
industrial leaders at its annu;
left, assisted fellow Shriners
Manager Sam Williams, rig!
Cornelson
Clinton Mills Executive
Vice President George A.
Cornelson has been elected
Vacatio
Vacation is almost
employees as employees
week.
As previously announ
Friday. June 30, at the
Operations will resume rr
with the third shift.
Eligible employees wit
June 1 will be eligible for 1
with the Company's July 4
Published By
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Rick Swetenburg
ial Leaders?The Laurens Cou
al dinner at the Shrine Club Jur
in the occasion. Robert is a Lyd
jt, receives his barbecue dinne
Is Elected i
vice president of the South
Carolina Textile Manufacturers
Association.
n Time
here for Clinton Mills
make plans for vacation
iced, operations will stop
end of the second shift,
lidnight, Sunday, July 9,
h over a year's service as of
/acation pay in accordance
th paid holiday policy.
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and For Employees of Clinton MUl
CiuaIai
ivia<9v/ii) vtiwi
Wayne Lee Mason, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mason
and Riek Swetenburg, son of
Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Swetenburg,
were sponsored by
Clinton Mills to attend Palmetto
Boy's State on the
Insurance
Substantially increased
benefits under Clinton Mills
Group Insurance Plan became
effective May 1.
The improvements are designed
for the purpose of
keeping employees' plans
up iu aaie in view ot the
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nty Shrine Club honored area
le 6. Shriner Robert A. Wilkie,
lia Plant employee. Plant No. 1
r from Wilkie.
By SCTMA
The election came during
the Association's recent annual
meeting at Sea Island,
Georgia.
Other officers elected to
serve during the coming
year includes James F.
McGarahan, president. McGarahan
is with M. Ix)wenstein
& Sons, Inc.
Walter S. Montgomery,
Jr., president of Spartan
Mills, will serve as the
group's second vice president.
THW
Is, Clinton, S.C.
nknr/i AHan/l D t
iswua^ nucraau wa
PU I~1
v.iuiuci campus in unarieston
June 4-10.
During the week long citizenship
project, sponsored
annually by the American
Legion, those attending
studied the basic fundamenBenefits
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rapidly rising costs of hospital,
surgical and medical
care services.
For hourly employees, employee
basic life increased
from $4,000 to $6,000, with the
$6,000 Accidental Death and
Dismemberment being
added as a new provision.
Under the plan, employees i
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Clinton Mills group ins
benefits last year to its em
The following chart lists th
major categories.
Employee Life Insurance . . .
Dependents Life Insurance .
Employee Weekly Indemnity
Basic Medical Benefits:
Hospital Room and Boar
Hospital Extras
Out-Patient Hospital Bei
Ambulance Expense Ber
Maternity Hospital Exp<
Surgeon's Fees
Anesthetists Fee Benefit
In Hospital Physicians V
Diagnostic X-Ray and L;
Supplemental Accident 1
Obstetrical Fee Benefits
Supplementary Major Medici
TOTAL BENEFITS PAID..
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Campbell Retires --Coley
1978 from Plant No. 2 Weaving
Departmental Superintendent,
since April 7, 1930. He is discus:
Superintendent Bill Hill.
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tals of state, county and local
eovprnmpntc
In addition, they received
instruction through classroom
lectures, group meetings,
and open discussions
with government officials.
proved
major medical maximum
has increased from $20,000 to
$50,000.
In 1977, Clinton Mills employees
received $609,587 in
benefits under the company's
group insurance plan.
The group insurance program
is one of the most
widely used fringe benefits
Drovided for employees.
iSURANCE BENEFITS
urance paid $609,587 in
ployees and dependents,
le benefits paid in most
$ 48,000.00
4,800.00
r Benefits 29,135.00
d 125,053.00
156.398.00
nefits 7,231.00
jefits 440.00
?nse Benefits .. 16,357.00
69,690.00
Ls 6,270.00
isits 8,849.00
iboratory Benefits
14,620.00
Cxpense Benefits9,310.00
8,205.00
il Expense Benefits .....
$105,229.00
$609,587.00
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Campbell retired March 18,
Coley, Weaving Assistant
had been with Clinton Mills
sing his retirement plan with