Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I ij \ UV nuNrn rrrvf f/\ ka oiim I Ii uu W UC OU1C 1 routed to the proper wareho der can be ready for shipme Clinton Billing and Shippin Harvey, who joined Clintc ago, has worked as a Stenq her new job duties. "When an order is schedu portant that the invoicing i shipping procedures are fo! "My job involves the hand and this alone requires a p minimize errors." Harvey, who commutes t each day, is a graduate of W band, Bill, is an assistant C dsnr Sr rT ^ ' *f< i Fred Ballew, i completed five yt pany. Ballew ci department as anything I'm net "My job is to r ter and rejected It's important tl Fred prides f variety of jobs. ( and do other jot The Cloth ^ ]| What to Most I the shipping papers are use so the customer's orsays Nancy Harvey. Qontrit >n Mills almost two years grapher before assuming led for shipment, it's im- The C< is correct and the proper llowed. ling of numerous figures, Oil# erson to be very alert to OU( o Clinton from Newberry inthrop College. Her hus]oach at Newberry High. _JA Charles Bright. a Clinton Snin- ll ning/Spooling Technician, realizes the importance of preventive maintenance in keeping his department's machinery in good working condition. "If we're going to make good fabric, we've got to produce the best yarns. An important part of my job is to recognize any defects in the yarn caused by a mechanical problem and then correct the problem. Z "My supervision recognizes the importance of a good maintenance program, and that makes an employee want to exert a little additional effort to do a better job. "I started to work as a Service i Operator, and have run a number of other jobs in the Spinning and Spooling depart p ment. That in itself gives a technician a better understanding of the jobs which I the other employees perform." I ^ 9 i Spooler Service Operator, recently ars continuous service with the comites his major contribution to his his co-operation to do "almost pded to do. un the defective parts of cheese staryarn bobbins so they can be reused, lat I keep waste to a minimum." limself in being able to operate a Occasionally, I'm asked to spin, doff, is. I maker Asks: r1 Alt? TUUr 2 mportant W lutions To Lab employee Dun tribution to the compi and putting forth hi: imnnnv q 'aps> carc* s'iver.ar ^ various locations. "We have a standar sample varies very r ^^OOc9 correct the situation #wwww "I came to work in transferred to the lal Dunk's interests a politics, real estate, ai I about 10 acres of you "I had been with the company 10 years in August," said Diane Thibodeau when the Cloth maker asked her about the contributions she'd made to the company. "As a Payroll Clerk, I figure the production employees' earnings," she added. "It's important that the computations be made accurately." Thibodeau, who must process hundreds of figures each week for Plant No. 1 and No. 2 Weaving. Spooling, Drawing, and Roving employees realizes that even the slightest mistake will show up in her work. * In addition to the production figures, she shares the responsibility U I for handling petty cash vouchers, flV receiving insurance payments from pi employees on leaves of absence, utility I payments, and other payroll depart- * ^ ment functions. x Rolling Machine Operator M his greatest contribution to through his conscientious i I watching the quality of fabrics "It's important that I watch cloth," stated Williams. "If I fii know what to do with it. Oily i by removing the oil, and the rol evenly. 'This is just a good job. It u just difficult to beat Clinton Mi to do a good job." Ji . k Sullivan makes his best conany through regular attendance i best efforts as he checks the id fabric moisture content in d which must be met, and if the nuch, some type of change to is often necessary. 1962 as a Service Operator and i in 1967." way 1 rum worK center arouna id at the present he's setting out ing pine seedlings. vA . ffi/ 'If. V> a I dBF* -?j %1 V I "//< lichael Williams feels his company comes efforts in carefully ; which he packages, for any defects in the id a defect, I've got to spots must he cleaned Is have to be packaged isually runs good It's lis. That's why I want