The clothmaker. [volume] (Clinton, South Carolina) 1952-1984, November 15, 1980, Image 1
CLINTON
MILLS
November 1980
Gift Of Life
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A total of 384 pints of blood have bet
donated by Clinton employees as tl
company participated in the Carolir
Blood Center's Blood assuranc
program.
According to Sonny King. c<
ordinator of the company program, i
Clinton (SC) plants employees ha1
been offered an opportunity to dona
except Plant No. 1 & 2 second shi
Thpsp havp hppn cphpHnloH fpp Ion
ary of 1981.
"It is important for those potenti
donors who were turned down to i
member that in most instances, th
were just temporarily deferred. Ei
ployees with minor illnesses such
colds, sore throat, cold sores, etc. c
be potential donors when the Bio
Center's mobile team visits the plai
next year."
COnce again, Clinton
Mills employees have
Hbeen afforded an
opportunity to select
R their personal Christmas
gift from among
(approximately 124
fashionable, personSal,
recreational, home
workshop oriented
and other items featured
in the colorful
gift catalogue.
Rfl Employees, includAing
eligible retired
and inactive em^
ployees, will receive
5 their gifts a few days
before Christmas.
Only those emG
ployed before December
1, 1980 will be eligible
to participate in
the Christmas gift
* program.
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Employees Give Ge
United Vtey
on Blood Proi
?n Clinton Mills Blood Program
le
la Plant Donors
:e l&2&Office 152
Lydia 162
o- Bailey 70
ill
ve
te TOTAL 384
ft.
IU" Doesn't include Plants 1 & 2 second
, shift
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od See page 6 and 7 for a list of donors
its and pictures of employees as they donated
to the Blood Assurance Program.
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sIS ARE MADE
nerously To United Way
Clinton Mills employees have contributed
$15,105 in cash and pledges to the
1980-81 Greater Clinton United Way,
according to United Way co ordinator
Sonny King.
Clinton employees, long identified
as strong supporters to the United
Way. have contributed approximately
$75,000 to this program in the last five
years
These figures do not include sizeable
contributions made each year On behalf
of the employees by the Bailey
Foundation.
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Published By
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Bailey Plant Carding employee F
with Carolina Blood Center nurse.
711 Participants
Savings Checks
A total of 711 thrifty Clinton Mills
employees received Christmas Savings
totaling $674,803.20 as employees
received their savings checks on
November 14. 1980.
Numerous hourly paid employees
had savings checks exceeding $5,000
with the highest being in excess of
tt; euvi
To begin collections for the 1981
Christmas savings account, an employee
must sign an authorization card
available from his/her Assistant Departmental
Superintendent.
Anyone may start, stop, or change
an account at anytime during the year.
However, once a withdrawal is made
from a Christmas Savings Account,
another account cannot be opened during
that particular Christmas Savings
Account year.
WE WISH YOU
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Closin
In observance of Thanksgivir
midnight. Wednesday. Novemb
second shift, and will resume op
November 27. 1980. with the reg
In accordance with the Paid H
be a holiday with pay tor all eli
Clinton employees enjoy sev
these are, in addition to Thanl
Year's Day, Easter Monday. M<
m
and For Employ*os of Clinton Mills
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red Fuller discusses medical history
Exceed $674,000
Completed accounts earn interest at
the rate of 5 per annum. The 1981
A _ 111 A 1 _1 1_ 1 _
accounts win not oe uue or payaoie
until December, 1981.
A Breakdown Of
Account Participation
Is As Follows
PLANT NUMBER OF SAVERS
Clinton Office
and Management 44
Plant No. 1 43
Plant No. 2 215
Lydia 173
Bailev 68
Geneva Office
and Management 9
Geneva No. 1 89
Geneva No. 2 70
711
g Dates
ig Day. ail plants will close at iz:uo
er 26, 1980, at the end of the regular
erations at 12:00 midnight Thurday,
;ular third shift.
oliday Policy. Thanksgiving Day will
gible employees.
en paid holidays annually. Among
tsgiving Day, Christmas Day. New
?morial Day. July 4. and Labor Day.