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Page 2 John A. McNinch Jr. McNinch Named For Service Person Honor John A. McNinch Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. McNinch of Clinton, was named service person of the month for September in Connecticut, where he is presently stationed. Torpedoman First Class McNinch has been in the Navy 13 years. He graduated from Laurens High School in 1966. He is currently a supervisor of the Submarine Base pistol range in New London, ? V/UIIII. Hiscommanding officer, Capt. Walter Cox of the Submarine Support Facility said, "Petty Officer McNinch is completely dedicated to the Navy. In the accomplishment of all tasks he has demonstrated outstanding qualities as a group leader. He never loses his capacity for enthusiasm. He meets and talks to people easily and possesses an intense desire to be helpful and cooperative." McNinch is an expert marksman, and has been awarded the Navy Pistol expert and Navy Rifle Expert medals. McNinch's father, John, is a retired Clinton Plant No. 2 employee; his mother. Emi ly, is a Plant No. 2 weaver. JOT to the world! Joy and Cheer now and throughout the year. To All Emp m*k As we are or Vjfe renew our fc great task c live...a worl We pause a andtoreflec during the p for your loy; It is our C with joyous happiness c v n Employee , _ i Comments Charlie Smith sees the program as a means to stay out of debt. "For many years, I'd buy things and pay later. I've now realized that if I am a member of the Christmas Payroll Savings Plan, I can have the money I need and eliminate having to pay in the months after Christmas. It's just a good benefit." * * Christmas 198C loyees: i the threshold of another yuletide nth in mankind and rededicateoi if making this world a better plai d reflecting the true spirit of Ch t this time to enjoy the activities :t on the many blessings that have iast year. We are grateful to you, c alty, service and dedication in 1 hristmas wish that this holiday s< times and that the New Year wil ind prosperity to us all. y t c J.R. (Dick) Swetenburg, Vice President of Manufactur A total of 711 th shared in over $674,i Many employees com the program. *i \ lk?vHA^a For Janice Brock, the savings program i just an excellent way of saving money. "It' an excellent program because I really don miss the money that I save. I got in th program from the beginning and my hu; band, who is also a Clinton employee, part cipates also." i season, let us irselvesto that ^Py ce in which to iristmas. of the season i come our way >ur employees, 98?. *ason be filled I bring peace, Qr % inn m f ? rifty Christmas Savers 000 in savings recently, imented favorably about . ^ j JB is "I really like the program," said Weaver s Linda Creech. "If it hadn't been for the 't payroll deduction savings plan, I don't think e we could have afforded to have a real big >- Christmas. This isabout the most money I've i- ever saved at one time. I made this sacrifice for Christmas and that is exactly what I'm going to do with the money," added Creech.