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I CLINTON MILLS March 1983 Eligible Employees Coni Bailey Fc The Bailey Foundation matched institutions during 1982. The $23,046.68 contributed by Foundation represents approximate been given to 41 qualified educati begun Dec. 1, 1977. Among those qualified educatioi last year were Anderson College, C verse College, Faith Christian Secoi Erskine College. Also, Furman University, Georgi Mid West Christian College, Newbei ty, Presbyterian College, Saint Ange St. Catherine's School, Spartanbur Home and School for Children, Polytechnic Institute & SU, Winth High School. The Bailey Foundation matches ? in excess of $50 are matched dollar donor. The Matching Gifts to Education employees to give personal financ their choice which meet the eligibi institution must be a non-profit ar Stephanie Beasley (center) was Pageant held recently in Montgon Mills of Geneva. The pageant is S| Manufacturer's Association. The 1< Sylacauga, who was sponsored by leadin? textile executives, state lee families and special guests. Shov t Manufacturing J.R. Swetenburg (l< o tribute $23,046.68 >undation Match gifts to 26 eligible higher educational ni bj eligible employees and matched by the p< tly 23% of the $100,423.68 which has ti onal institutions since the program was rr ir nal institutions receiving matching gifts Christ School, Clemson University, Conidary School, Episcopal High School and vi a Tech Foundation, Limestone College, ir rry College, North Carolina State Universi- d ?la's Academv. Saint Josenh's Universitv. g Day School, The Hill School, Thornwell U University of South Carolina, Virginia n irop College, Wofford College and Xavier P gifts on a two for one basis up to $50; gifts F for dollar, with a maximum of $2,000 per c Program was begun to encourage eligible ial support to educational institutions of t lity requirements. A qualified educational f id non-proprietory two or four y*ar recog- t mi < TM m A w S Ye P Gi > or ^ se 1 | 5 r . ,Vi h Mi a runner-up in the Alabama Textile Queen lerv. Ala. Miss Beaslev sponsored Clinton ponsored annually by the Alabama Textile )83 Textile Queen is Miss Susan Duncan of Avondale Mills. Attending the event were p islators, textile queen contestants and their ti *n with Miss Beasley is Vice President of ift) and General Manager Barry Hooks. .OTHMA By and For En es Gifts To Ec zed degree-granting college, university 01 i a recognized national or regional accr srted secondary school. The institution nental United States and recognized by tl lent as an organization to which contrit icome tax purposes. Conditions Ou Under this program there shall be no ri idual or Foundation contributions by the In order to qualify under this program, tf i the form of cash, or securities having irectly to the qualified institution. The Foundation reserves the right at any erminate the program with respect to e lade. Any question as to the interpretation, a irovisions of this program shall be decide* oundation, whose decision shall be fina The plan will remain in force on an anni iption of the Foundation. Details of the program are available fror rator of the Bailey Foundation. Matchinj t i. r-> u ?u~ .mi.. k..iUi.? nam rdrbuus in ine main unite uuiiuing )ettmar. Sigman ( for UW > Walter Sigman, Controller of Clinton ills, Inc., has been nominated for United ay of South Carolina's Volunteer of the iar. Cited for his work with United Way of eater Clinton and Joanna. Mr. Sigman is le of 18 nominees for the honor. He has irved United Way of Greater Clinton and lanna as treasurer from 1972 to 1982, jmmercial Division chairman, team mem;r and Budget and Advisory Committee lairman. Sigman is a member of the Hostal Board, Clinton Lions Club, County ealth Care System, has been treasurer of ie Lutheran Church, the church Finance Dmmittee, Property Committee and Steardship Committee Volunteer efforts enable United Ways :ross the state to provide funding for over 00 services to South Carolinians at admiistration costs of 10 percent or less. This issue of the Clothmaker contains imortant information regarding education and ainmg as it pertains to the Cotton Dust tandard. Please read carefully page 9. If you have KER nployees of Clinton Mills lucation r technical school fully accredited editing agency or a non-tax supmust be located within the Conhe United States Treasury Depart?utions are deductible for federal tlined estrictions on the use of the indii recipient institutions, le employee's contribution may be a quoted market value, and paid time to amend, suspend, revoke or employee contributions thereafter pplication or administration of the d by the Advisory Committee of the il. jal basis, subject to renewal at the n Mr. Claude A. Crocker, Adminisl Gift forms are available from Mr. or Geneva Personnel Director Bob ;uea work Walter Sigman any questions relative to any phases of the cotton dust standard, please contact your departmental superintendent. He will be pleased to answer any questions you may have.