Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Page 2 ^v\ \ a - ^h H Connie White White Strives For Success On Her Job Connie White believes in striving for success in her job as a Geneva Spinner. "I don't have any regrets about giving up my job as an office employee at another industry to learn to spin. "Clinton Mills has shown a real appreciation for my efforts and an understanding of the problems I've had," she added. White looks closely at the opportunity she's had at Clinton and that's the primary reason she believes in striving for success. About Your Group Insuranee Q. If I am on Leave of Absence do I have to keep premiums paid up, and if so, where do I pay them? A. Premiums must be kept up to date while you're on Leave of Absence and your payments must be paid weekly. Q. If I fail to pay premiums on my insurance while on Leave of Absence and my insurance is discontinued, may I reinstate it at a later date? A. Yes you may, but you are required to complete proof of insurability forms determined by Insurance Company. Q. If I am paying for single coverage on my insurance and married, how do I go about insuring my spouse? A. You must take your insurance booklet to the Personnel Department within 31 days and spouse will be covered on the following Monday. If you wait 41 oi J ; i_ ? i ? * _ f lungci man oi nays, insuranuiiy iorms must be filled out and effective date of insurance on spouse is determined by Insurance Company. Q. If I already have dependent coverage insurance and have an addition to my family, what should I do to cover additional child? A. If you are already paying dependent coverage, child will be insured automatically. Plant Closes Clinton Ha Clinton Mills had its second snowfall of the year March 1 and 2. The Clinton plants didn't operate on the third and first shifts Monday, March 3, due to the area weather conditions. By the time employees began arriving for the second shift, Clinton maintenance crews had cleared most parking lots and walks. Employees were advised of the plants' closing via area radio stations Sunday afternoon as soon as a decision was made Tiw j Cj I Llv 1^^^ *1 jf V- a PHT FIVE GENERATIONS Plant No. 2 Loom Techni Neuffer Creswell is proud o; five generations in his far Left to right are Blar Creswell, a retired Old Ti her son, Neuffer; his daugl Joyce Heaton; her daugl Susie Bragg; and Joy granddaughter, Christie L Bragg. VJ. f Lisa and Melanie Bradley are the dau of Wanda Bradley. Both are Plant No 2 is five. i s Snowfall j not to operate. Vice Pre 'dent of Manufacturing J.R. ~ Swetenburg stated, "I want each and ^ every employee to realize how much ^ management appreciates everyone's cooperation and efforts during the recent ice and snow." Although most roads were clear when our operations resumed, we appreciate the efforts of those who encountprpd Hif- I ficulties with the weather elements in or- I der to get to their jobs. | X* V mm 1 ri ician V f the q nily. K Michel ?che r year-old mer; * Mrs. Ju hter, U Geneva iter, Technicij ce's eigh W ^ i. Ws ^ ghters of Eddie Bradley and step daughters employees. Lisa is seven years old; Melanie w 1 ^Bfli>* MHET^r> - vMCSHH^. Crews removed snow before employees arrived. \ - le Walker is the ninedaughter of Mr. and lius Walker. He is a Plant No. 1 Loom an. i ^ * Mr. and Mrs. Terry F. Mpssick are proud of their young son. Terry F. Messick, Jr. His grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ciossett and the great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George Gossett. All families are long associated with Clinton Mills Plant No. 2. /