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Adult Education Graduates Dh A aIM Hr^mJiUS Carrol! T. Baker No. 2 Spinning n Shirley Humphries No. 2 Spinning Bailey Scholar In Erskine Play Maria Livingston, daughter of Mr. an Mrs. V.W. Livingston of Joanna, recentl fhft 4r%*%?t t*r\r4 ?aU - ? iL picaj^vi me icaiuicu IUIC Ul MbldUt? IN III Erskine College presentation of "Manfred, part of a program of student-directed one act plays presented March 13-17 a Erskine's Main Street Theatre. Miss Livingston, a 1979 graduate of Cltr ton High School, is a sophomore chemistr major at Erskine. She is i n Erskine Scholai a member of Alpha Lambda Sigma Society and recipient of the M.S. Baley Memoru Scholarship. Wyman Livingston is a Plant No. 1 Wea\ ingAssistant Departmental Superintendenl BEE-WAR Did you tlngor It o Tho ratt It On th? tartout tkfa, cium mort daatht aach raaton for thlt It that man anergic reaction to bee venor their allergy, however, by precedin That'* why you should you experience extr dizziness after getl medication to to t High Bloo Remember to . . . HAVE REGULAR CHECKS / U vjy I ^aoo _ I Tai/c vmiD ucni^itic FOLLOW RIGHT DIET d MrJY. Jlj& t. GET PROPER EXERCISE E THE STINGER know that a boa'a nly .03 Inch long? your Imaitnattonl did you know that baa sting* yaar than anaka bites do? Tha y paopta auffar a swift, often fatal n. Victims are usually forewarned of severe reactions to several stings g the fatal one. see your doctor immediately If erne headaches, nausea or ting stung. You may need counteract an allergy we venom. d Pressure . . . You Cai Don't expect your body to give you fair < warning if you have high blood pressure. ? Many times, there is no discomfort and no r pain. Too many times, there is instead a i sudden stroke or cerebral hemorrhage, which may be serious or even fatal. It doesn't have to happen this way. howev- i er. You can find out quickly if you have high f blood pressure by a simple blood pressure ? check and you can keep track of your blood c pressure by continuing with these checks on f a regular basis. t No Pain, No Worry p One thing that makes high blood pressure t so widespread among people is the lack of k symptoms and pain. a If a person isn't having any pain, he or she is not as likely to think it's important to have a regular blood pressure checks. If the person f How can you know i The only way to find out if you have high blood pressure is to have it checked This is i quick and painless. It can be done in your t doctor's office, or by your plant nurse. c Just don't let it be a one-time thing To r make sure that high blood pressure doesn't c sneak up on you. have your pressure check- c ed regularly. Right now. an estimated 35 million Amer- v icans of all ages have high blood pressure. c Many of them don't know it; others are aware p ot tneir condition Out do little or nothing to r improve it. t E5 What does the retireme plan mean to me? The Retirement Plan provides you with: 1) A monthly income for life when you ret benefits. 2) Normal retirement at age 65 with at I 3) Retirement as early as age 55. 4) The right to future pension benefits if 5) Benefits payable to your surviving spc 6) Different ways to receive your pension When do I become a participant in the plan? An employee becomes a participant in the service and has attained age 25, provided yoi Mills. If you were an hourly paid participant i December 31, 1980, you are automatically Plan as of January 1, 1981, regardless of ; Who pays for my benef Your pension benefits are provided at no < entire cost of your Retirement Plan. The emi fund are based on calculations made by ou The retirement fund is held in trust undei Son, Bankers. The Bailey Bank is responsit and for payment of benefits. Page 5 n Help Bring Yours Down Joes find that he has high blood pressure? jgain, since there's usually no pain?he's lot as likely to worry about controlling t.. until it's too late. Millions Have It Currently, an estimated 35 million Amercans of all ages have high blood pressure, i/lany do not know that they have the diseasS; many others do know it but do not try to :ontrol it; and many have a lot of incorrect acts about high blood pressure. For a better understanding of the condilon?and to urge you to have your own blood jressure checked as soon as possible if you lave not done so recently?here are some ;ey facts about the disease, how to detect it. ind how to control it. For more specific information?especially ibout your own blood pressure?see your amily doctor or one of our plant nurses. if pressure's up? If you find that you have high blood pressirp <;pp p rlnrtnr tn uunrL nut a nlin thit ...ill lelp you to control the disease. Usually, a :ombmation of the right diet, exercise, and nedication will bring your blood pressure lown within safe limits and permit you to go in leading a normal life. But, once the doctor has provided you mth the instructions and you have the mediine you need, then the control of your blood iressure is a day-by-day routine that you're esponsible for. You will determine your conrol. .1 I nt ire...in addition to your Social Security east 10 years of service. you leave after 10 years of service. iuse. i benefits. plan after he has completed one year of j are an hourly paid employee of Clinton n the Profit-Sharing Plan as in effect on i a participant in the NEW Retirement your age and service. its? :ost to you. Your employer pays for the Dloyer's contributions to the retirement r pension consultants, r a trust agreement with M.S. Bailey & ile for investing the money in the fund