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Page 6 ly* Bail Iff Retu Eleven Mercer Silas Bailey Memorial Scholarship recipients who will be attending college this fall are: Michael T. Culbertson, Baptist College of Charleston; Richard Alan Finley, William Richard Hill, Jr., Ada Catherine Swetenburg, Deryl Craven, Clemson University; Allen Ray Waters, Maria Livingston, Erskine College; Rebecca Lynn r II-: ~ ~ uuutci, rurmdii umversuy; susan uiane Fuller, Cecelia Ann Prather, Presbyterian College; Cathy Elaine Lawson, University of S.C. Students participating in the M.S. Bailey Student Loan Program include Melissa Ficklin, Melody Satterfield, Francis A. Waldron, Anderson College; Bradley Lynn Hooks, Auburn University; Christopher M. Raleigh, Babson College; John R. Swetenburg, III, Baptist College at Charleston; Ernies Anderson, Benedict College; Linda Joan McCoog, Catholic College; Melissa Busby, Chipola College; Ricky G. Campbell, Ruth M. Bannister, Carol Ann King, Stephen Jennings Certain "Sic Be Reported The Internal Revenue Code has been amended by Public Law 96-601 to require that "Sick Pay" be reported as income to the employee. The new law went into effect for the year 1981. As you know, Clinton Mills pays the premium cost of the S50 weekly accident and sickness benefit for all eligible employees. In accordance with the new law, applicable weekly accident and sickness benefits which you receive during the year will be reported to the IRS and will be reported to you on a W-2 form to be included on your income tax return. Therefore, in the absence of any withholding of income tax at the time the payment is received, you may experience an unex+ fow u 1 - * 11? iaa nauimy ai me ena ot in0 year. Tips On Pro Your Valuat Never leave your keys in the car. Many people do. That's why their cars are stolen. Lock all doors when you park the car. Roll up all the windows and lock all vents. Even a slightly opened window or a bad window seal will provide enough space for a thief to open your car with something as simple as a coat hanger. Keep your dome light working. It attracts attention when the car door is opened and can protect your person as well. Park your car in well lighted areas. If you park in your garage, lock the garage. And lock nn tnnlc rinn'? t>> ~ ? .vv.w. I V mane il any Cdbier TUr vandals. Keep packages and other valuables out of sight. Store them in your trunk or on the floor. Don't nametag your car keys. Then they can't be matched to your car if you should lose them. Use locking gas caps or invest in one of several inexpensive gas syphoning preven tion devices on the market. Know your license number and other per timent auto data, in case you should need to ey Scholars rn To School y Wilkins, Lisa H. Hill, Thomas E. Davenport, ; Clemson University-, William Gaskins, College of Charleston; Franklin Scott Seay, George C. Wallace, State Community College; Michael Hancock, Huntingdon; Cynthia McGee, Susan L. Moss, Mary Katherine Stewart, Marylynn Nelson, Glenn Waldron, Lander College; Deborah Lynn McCall, North Greenville Jr. College; Mary Ellen Lyons, LaSalle College; Joseph E. O'Connor. Millersville State College; Christopher Todd Payne, Newberry College; Kimberly Raleigh, N.Y. College of Veterinarian Medicine; Dennis Hampton, Joy Dickert, Piedmont Technical College; Angust Stewart, Tammy Bagwell, Mary Lynn McGee, James David Scott, Paula Tyson, Charles Waldron, Jr., Presbyterian; Wendy Crawford, Holly Dickert, University of S.C.; James Matthew Pope, University of Montevallo. M.S. Bailey Scholarships are currently valued at $8,000 each and the loans have a maximum value of $7,000 each. k Pay" To I Ao Inn/NmA I no IllVrUIIIC The Internal Revenue Code has been amended to require the insurance company to withhold tax on sick pay. if an employee makes such a request in writing. Supplemental accident and sickness benefits, for which employees pay the premium, are not subject to the withholding provisions. The employee must specify the amount to be withheld from each payment, subject to the minimum amount of S20. It is not mandatory to have any tax withheld. If, however, you want tax withheld, you should make such a request at the time you file for weekly accident and sickness benefits. Members of the Personnel Department will be pleased to answer any questions you may have relative to tax withholding or sick pay benefits. tecting lies report a theft. Never carry large sums of money on your person. Carry only the amount of money you will need for your work day. Never discuss the amount of money you are carrying with you or the value of other personal property you have. This is the kind of information that a thief finds most useful. Mark for identification your valuable items. C.B. radio units, tape decks, radios, stereos and television sets may be easily marked for quick identification with engraving equipment. This equipment is available for loan from your local police station. Ennrouo ViAiir 1 11 Pjicivt jruui in-ciisc nuiiiuer on ine main part of the housing for your unit. Be sure to engrave deeply enough that the unit will have to be visibly defaced to either remove or change the number. If you have a C.B. unit in your car, it is a good idea to remove the antenna from your car when you leave it parked for a long period of time. The antenna is the most obvious "tell-tell" sign for the potential C.B. thief. You might alsoconsider removing the unit itself for safer storage in your trunk, then be sure to lock the trunk. Jk* Robert E. Allen At Geneva Allen And Stuckey Nai Robert E. Allen has become Geneva Plant No. 2 SpinmngSuperintendent. Before joining the company, Bob served in various managerial capacities in yarn manufacturing, both with Bemis Company in Talladega. Ala., and Riegel in Trion. Ga. Jerome Stuckey has become Geneva Plant No. 2 Carding Superintendent. Jerome Know How To File An As part of its overall program of employee benefits. Clinton Mills provides its employees with a well-rounded health care program which provides valuable financial protection to employees and their families in case of illness or injury. To insure your claim is being filed correctly in the event you or a covered dependent incurs expenses covered by this plan, it is important that you be familiar with the following steps: 1) Obtain the proper benefit request form from your plant nurse, the Personnel Department. Sonny King. Mack Parsons or Bob Dettmar. In most instances, your local physician already has these forms which can uc v-um^icicu ai ine time meaicai care services are rendered. 2) Complete the requested employee portion and have your physician complete his portion of the form. Please be sure you list S' AFET CORE S January 1, 1981 thro Clinton No. 1 Clinton No. 2 Lydia Bailey Clinton Shop /nffiroeAA/'ir?k~. ?- ? 'V/I Ii.g? TfaiCIIUUSC Geneva No. 1 Geneva No. 2 TOTAL Medical Cases- Work related accident; Lost Time?A work related accident ii the next regularly scheduled shift beca 1 w .. \m&mk Jerome Stuckey Tied To New Positions joined Clinton on Aug. 13. 1979. Since joining us. he has served in a number of capacities in No. 1 Weave Room and worked on special protects for both plants. A native of Enterprise. Ala.. Jerome worked for WestPoint Pepperell in the Lanier Plant and at the Opelika Plant in various capacities belArn ^ .uit juiimig me bunion organization Insurance Claim your correct social security number on all benefit request forms. Pre-addressed envelopes are available for mailing claims forms directly to the insurance company. 3) In the case of hospitalization, present your Aetna identification card and the hospital will process the claim. 4) All benefits payments will be made directly to the employee unless you sign the authorization on the claim form designating payment to the hospital and or physician. Each Clinton Mills employee plays an important role in the processing of claims for benefits under Direct Claim Payment Procedures. From time to time, questions will arise as to procedures, coverage, etc. The Personnel ....It ' ' * ^^oupmciu aiau win ue pieasea to assist you in any way possible and will answer any questions you may have relative to the Clinton Mills Group Health Care Insurance. BOARD > ugh July 31, 1981 MEDICALS LOST TIME 9 2 29 10 15 4 8 3 7 2 18 4 L4 __6 99 31 ; treated by a physician. t which an employee cannot meet use of the accident. I y