Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Page 10 Employees longtime s< r \ Jr m :?HBMfc^.; ** : $m Mrs. Evelyn H. Scott, a Plant No. twenty-five continuous years service t her service award watch from Plant I Clinton Lt. Joe Gaines, a public relations < of Highways and Public Transportat way safety to members of supervisi Lt. Gaines gave a demonstration \ which simulates an automobile wre The Convincer shows the particip liH . Group of interested employees c MPH auto accident. complete irvice 91 ? ' 1 Spooler Operator, recently completed o Clinton Mills. Evelyn is shown receiving Manager, Sam Williams. 'buckles uf official with the South Carolina Departmenl ion, recently presented a program on high on and company truck drivers. with the "Convincer," a mechanical device :ck at five miles per hour. ants and by standers the value and import B. T .i 11 _- ;? . lUberve me luiiviiilci db ii biinuidicb d iiv A i\ A^fl t 1. a ijk ^aflB J/4X _JMPV9 Ben Woodard, Jr. has completed 40 Manager, Sam Williams, is shown presen a plant No. 1 Roving Operator. Johnny Holder, center, recently comp vice. Plant Manager, Joe Nelson, left, a fiplri rnnoratnlatp Inhnnv on arhievil Johnny is a Lydia Loom Technician. )' on safety | t ance of wearing safety belts. The highway official allowed each parti feel of an automobile accident while "b Gaines related his experience in invt experience he often had where individu it W'iu'v 'e Lt. Gaines allows Dicky Patterson a years continous service. Plant No. 1 ting Woodard his service award. Ben is k* r V >leted twenty-five continuous years sernd Weaving Superintendent, Joe Littleig this milestone in his work career. program icipant an opportunity to get the actual tuckled up." stigating automobile wrecks and the als failed to "buckle up." n opportunity to ride the convincer.