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CLINTON MILLS January 1980 Bailey Found) Gifts To Educ Eighteen educational institutions in six states received a combined total of $14,130 in contributions from the Bailey Foundation during the past year under the provisions of the Matching Gifts Program for Clinton Mills and M.S. Bailey Bank employees. There were 29 employees at five locations contributing from $10 to $1,000 to educational institutions. The Matching Gifts to Education Program is designed to encourage Clinton Mills, Inc., its subsidiaries, and affiliated corporations' employees and directors to give personal financial support to educational institutions of their choice which meet the eligibility requirements. Such gifts, in amounts of $10 to $1,000 per calendar year, will be matched dollar for Scholarship Forms Available Application forms for the 1980 M.S. Bailey Memorial College Scholarships and Loans are now available. Employees who have a son or daughter who is a graduating senior can obtain applicable seholarshi, and loan application forms from Mack Parsons in the Main Office. flpnpva pmnlovpps can wt forms from Personnel Director Bob Dettmar. The deadline for filing applications is April 15, 1980. Carpet 1 C. Bailey Dixon, Clinton Mill; Engineering and Subsidiary Opera! Yarn Mills, a Clinton Mills, Inc. sub: $10 million carpet yarn plant in Y "The new facility, containing ove with the most modern carpet yari and is designed to allow for futun MID - AMEI SUBSIDIARY 0*= CLIf uiiuii iviuiunea national Institi dollar by The Bailey Foundation. An employee, at the time of his or her contribution, must be in the active regular employment of the company, and shall have had at least one year of continuous service in such employment. A qualified educational institution must be a non-profit and non-proprietary two or four year recognized national or regional accrediting agency, or a non-tax supported secondary school, and be located within the continental United States and recognized by the United . . . About Your Christmas Savings Any Bailey, Clinton No. 1 and 2, Lydia employee who wishes to make an early withdrawal from his or her Clinton Mills Christmas Savings Account, should handle the transaction with the Payroll Department. M.S. Bailey and Son. Bankers no longer issue early withdrawal checks for employee Christmas Savers. The new way of paying early Christmas savings withdrawal for Clinton (S.C.) emnlovees makes it more convenient for those employees wishing to withdraw Christmas Savings prior to the normal payout period. Once an account is paid out during the year, it cannot be restarted in that particular savings year. No interest will be paid on early withdrawals. farn Plant I s, Inc. Corporate Vice President of :ions, has announced that Mid-America sidiarv. will begin construction of a new uma, Arizona, in March. >r 100,000 square feet, will be equipped n manufacturing machinery available, i expansion," Dixon said. =MCA VARIM MILI MTOIM MILLS, INC. &LOTHM Publish* i Financial itions States Treasury Department as an organization to which contributions are deductible by the donors for federal income tax purposes. An employee contribution is one which is the personal gift of an employee, actually paid by the employee, and not merely pledged to a qualifying educational institution. An eligible employee may make a contribution to more than one qualifying educational institution. The total amount of the matching contributions to institutions shall not exceed $1,000 per individual during one calendar year during which the plan operates. The Foundation's annual contribution under this program will match a personal contribution in amount of $10 or more of ? 1 J 1 1 1 4. _1 11 A. any individual employee, nui snaii nui exceed $1,000 in any one calendar year. Under the Matching Gifts Program there shall he no restrictions on the use of the individual or Foundation contributions by the recipient institutions. In order to .ualify under this program, the employees' contributions may be in the form of cash, or securities having a quoted market value, and paid directly to the qualified institution. Matching Gifts forms are available from Claude A. Crocker, Administrator of the Bailey Foundation or Mack Parsons, or Bob Dettmar, at Geneva. Since inception of the Matching Gifts Program in December 1. 1977, a total of $32,685 has been contributed to various qualifying educational institutions. A like amount has been matched by the Foundation. Planned For "The additional capacity will sti growing factor in the carpet yarns serve the West Coast markets." Mid-America operates plants ii the production of carpet yarns. lne plant is scneauiea ior iuu oj anniversary year of Clinton Mills. .5, I IMC. AKERl d By and For impUY*** of CBatoo Mils l. ? Robert Arthur Wilkio Wiikie Named General Services Supervisor Robert Arthur Wiikie has been promoted to General Services Supervisor, succeeding Glenn Downs who has retired. Wiikie, who joined the company Dpcpmhpr 27 1967 in the Lvdia Main tenance Department, is a member of the Hejaz Shrine Temple, Campbell Masonic Lodge and the James B. Parrott Chapter of the Eastern Star. He is also a veteran of the U.S. Navy. Wilkie is the father of two sons. George and Joe. Joe is Superintendent of Geneva #1 Carding and Spinning. His hobbies include fishing, hunting, and cattle raising. Arizona rengthen our r-mpetitive position as a s industry, and will enable us to better i Talladega, Ala., and Prvor, Okla., for Deration by fall of 1980, during the 84th