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...page (wo BP| ^ , Claude A. Crocker Crocker, Swi Elected To B Claude A. Crocker and J. R. (Dick) Swetenburg have been elected to the Board of Directors of Clinton Mills, Inc. Crocker joined the Company in 1955 as Director of Industrial Relations. He was elected Vice President of Industrial and Public Relations, March 8. 1977. He is past president of the South Carolina Society of Safety Engineers and past chairman of both the Personnel and Public Relations Divisions of the South Carolina Textile Manufacturer's Association. He also serves on Governor Dick Riley's Worker's Compensation Advisory Committee, a post he's also held under former governors Edwards, West, McNair and Russell. Crocker is also administrator of the Bailey Foundation. Swetenburg joined Clinton Millsas SuperAchieve High Marks M.S. Baile According to grades received by the Bailey Foundation, the following students have a grade point average of 3.50 or greater. They are: David Kevin Rykard, 3.79, University of Oklakhoma; Rebecca L. Boozer, 3.50, Furman University; Deryl Lee Craven, SAFETY SC January 1, 1982 throi Clinton No. I Clinton No. 2 Lydia Bailev Clinton Shop/Office/Warehouse Geneva No. 1 Geneva No. 2 \ T0TAL Medical Cases?Work relate physician. Lost Times?A work related a cannot meet the next regularly accident. m j1 J.R. (Dick) Swetenburg jtenburg oard intendent of Spinning at the Lydia Plant in 1963 following his graduation from Clemson University and subsequent employment in manufacturing management by the Milliken Company. In 1965, he became Plant Manager of Clinton Mills No. 1; in 1968, he became Lydia Plant Manager, and in 1972, he became Plant Manager of Clinton No. 2 Plant. In 1 Q77 hou/ac nmmn?o/J ... w , IIV ?UJ pi ui i iwigu IU me mai ia^Ci of Greige Mills Manufacturing and was elected Vice President of Manufacturing in 1980. "I am confident these new directors will further strengthen our Company through their contributions of a wide range of knowledge and expertise in their professional fields," stated Chairman of the Board, Robert M. Vance in making the announcement. y Scholars 3.50, Clemson, and Dennis Hampton, 3.81, Greenwood Technical College. The Clothmaker says "Congratulations on this outstanding academic accomplishment." OREBOARD jgh February 28, 1982 Medicals Lost Times < 0 \ 0 \ 6 2 3 ? ( 5 2 3 0 2 _0_ 22 7 ?d accidents treated by a ? iccident in which an employee scheduled shift because of the Are Your Tax W Exemptions Up' Every payday Clinton Mills uses the information on the Form W-4 you completed to determine how much Federal income tax to withhold from your pay. The Company uses the number of withholding allowances you claim on the W-4 to figure the amount of tax to withhold. So it is important to keep your W-4 up-to-date to reflect any changes in your withholding allowances. The more withholding allowances you claim, the less tax is withheld from your pay. The fewer allowances you claim, the more tax is withheld. The instructions on Form W-4 explain how to figure the withholding allowances you are ? r:i- ' ' - ciiuucvj iv vianii. me a new w-*r it necessary. You can get Form W-4 from the personnel department. You should check the number of your allowances if: Your marital status changes. Your dependent is born or dies. You begin or stop supporting a dependent. You become 65 years old or blind. Your eligibility for the "special withholding allowance" changes. Your eligibility for additional withholding allowance for credits, deductions, or alimony payments changes. If the number of allowances you are entitled to claim INCREASES, you may file a new W-4 at any time. If the number of allowances you are entitled to claim DECREASES to less than the number you are now claiming, you must file a new W-4 within 10 days of the change. You can estimate your taxes for the year by using the worksheet in Form 1040-ES, Declaration of Estimated Tax for Individuals. Then you can decide whether to change the number of withholding allowances you are ^ aiiiiiiig ju yuu lai I I idvc I Cbb Id A Ur ITIOrC I3X withheld. IF YOU WANT MORE TAX WITHHELD, you can claim fewer or zero allowances, or ask the Company to withhold more tax, or both. If you are married, you may also check the box "Married, but withhold at higher Single rate" on Form W-4. You probably will Clinton Employe Audio Visual Trc Several members of Clinton Mills En gmetMirig, oaieiy ana secretarial staffs participated in a training program conducted by Dennis Smith of Modern Office Machines in which they learned the proper techniques used in making visual aids for company use. During his 90-minute presentation, Taking part in this program were left to Diane Cox, assisting Smith; Pauline Baile ithholding ro Date? need to have more tax withheld if both you and your spouse are employed, or if you have more than one job. IF YOU WANT LESS TAX WITHHELD, you should claim all the allowances you are entitled to. However,if you work for more than one employer, you may not claim the same allowances with each one. If both you and your spouse are employed, you can divide allowances between you, but both cannot claim the same allowances. If you are eligible, you may claim any of the following withholding allowances: The "special withholding allowance" if you are single with one employer, or married with one employer, and your spouse is not employed. Allowances for estimated itemized deductions (see the instructions on Form W-4). Allowances for estimated tax credits for the earned income credit, credit for child and dependent care expenses, credit for the elderly, and residential energy credits (see the instructions on Form W-4). Allowances for estimated alimony payments. These allowances are used only to figure your withholding tax. Do not claim them as "Exemptions" when you file your tax return. If you expect to owe no taxes for 1982 and uwea none Tor iyoi, you may claim "exempt" status. This means that no Federal income tax is withheld from your pay. (Your employer must still withhold social security tax, if applicable.) If you want to claim this exemption, write "Exempt" on the appropriate line of the W-4 you file with your employer. You must file a new Form W-4 with your employer for each year you claim exemption. If you began working during the year after a period of unemployment, too much tax may be withheld from your pay. To avoid this, ask your employer to use the "part year" method of withholding for the rest of the year. If your name, address, or social security number is incorrect on the Company's records, please ask the personnel department to make the necessary correction. es Receive lining Smith demonstrated to participants the proper use of the overhead projector. He provided training in transparency production, the use of color to make presentations more enjoyable, and the technique available to make original documents in a minimal amount of time. T Ajj Wf m H BP 41 ? ^S3ft' - I H^"- <| JOB HI p fW right, Patti Smith, Jim Barton, Sonny King, y, Debbie Spoone, and Dennis Smith.