Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Page 12 ^ j 3P/7MT 4^ ?" Hi Christine Campbell, center, has cor Clinton Mills. Lydia Plant Manager Joe dent Joe Littlefield, are shown presen About Your What is epilepsy? What causes it? What ca has this disease? Epilepsy is a disease, just as diabetes is a di to cause certain functions in the body to wor order or sequence, the body can have seizures hiirt Hi irinn Kir*t-? J 1 ' L nun uuimg irum can d^tiucni isucn a happens, and there is no medical reason for When the hormones in the body get mixed i Several other causes include poor nutrition, I and brain tumors. Seizures can last for a few seconds ? or consciousness. If he does, do not try to do any side if he acts as if he needs to vomit. When the person gains consciousness, tell He may act confused, and his mind will be a I and he can resume his normal work. Sometimes he will not pass out, but will ji This, too, passes in a few seconds, and he c Generally, the intellectual abilities of people by the medicines prescribed for control of tf As a rule, persons with eDileosv are safe wn with epilepsy is the degree of seizure control, v by their doctors. People with epilepsy are not mentally ill an may become hostile if they feel they are not They are human beings with a disease, and t If you do not understand their disease, ask you. so that you will understand them bettei Employees Receive A total of 532 thrifty Clinton Mills < cnecKs totalling $668,036.35 as the Included inthisamountwas$15,0' & Son, Bankers. Clinton Mills of Geneva's 127 Chr $118,358.95 in savings set aside c holiday season. The Geneva savings included $2,i interest. Completed 1983 Christmas Saving ings at the rate of 5 Va% per annui accounts with 40 or more payments. Interest is not paid on accounts w date. To begin a 1984 Christmas Saving authorization card. Anyone may start, during the year. Hnro a ?r ? - UMV.V u miiiuianai 13 IliaUC IIUIII C account cannot be opened during tha year. 9" SOvWm LJ npleted 25 continuous years service to j Nelson, left, and Weaving Superintenting her with a gold wristwatch. Health n you expect trom someone you work with whc sease. The brain gives off electronic discharges k. When these electrical discharges get out ol i. Sometimes this happens because the brain is s a fall, auto accident, etc.). Sometimes it jusl it. It is then called an "idiopathic" epilepsy, up or "out of whack." epilepsy can also result, ugh fevers, infections of the brain, poisoning, several minutes. The person sometimes loses thino that rni |IH hi irt him Al?m ..ml,.? ? - I? Q ...v.. vvu.u . .u. i .11111. nuu, IUIII I III I I U! I III; him has had a seizure and tell him where he is. ittle fuzzy for a few minutes. This soon passes, jst stare into space as if he was daydreaming :an resume his normal work, e with epilepsy are not affected by seizures, noi le seizures. rkers. A big factor in the employment of people i/hich isdone by taking the medicine prescribed d they are not dangerous to other people. They being accepted by those around them, hey need to be accepted by those around them, them Most of the time, they are anxious to tel s Christmas Checks jmployees received Christmas Savings s payout was made earlier this month. 74.25added as interest by M. S. Bailey istmas Savings participants shared in luring the year in preparation for the 769.95 added by the Bailey Bank for ;s Accounts received full interest earnm. Pro-rated interest was paid on all ithdrawn prior to the normal payment ;s account, an employee must sign an stop, or change an account at any time i Christmas Savings Account, another t particular Christmas savings account Dettmar Is Appointed Clinton Mills of Geneva Personnel Director Bob Dettmar has been appointed by Alabama Governor George Wallace to serve on the Region VII Advisory Council of the Job Training Partnership Act. Dettmar was nominated for the post's "private sector" representative by Geneva Chamber of Commerce Director Evelyn Tew <3i me request ot ivucKey Mutto, regional planner of economies and community affairs. Hutto stated Dettmar was chosen based on specific mandate set forth in the Jobs Training Partnership Act. In the JTPA post. Dettmar and other representatives will recommend training programs to serve the region, review and comment on the plans, assist in the development of publicity for the program, and provide input to the various training projects. Dettmar currently is serving as president of the Geneva Chamber of Commerce. m L I 1 Wm i r r* i _ _.? M vaeurge uiarK renrea beptember i 23 from Plant No. 2. He was a second shift roving operator. He has been with the company since 1 November 11, 1954. S.A.M. Members Enjoy Plant Tour To the Editor: On behalf of the members of S.A.M., Mr. Scarborough, Mr. McCraw and myself, I would like to thank Clinton Mills tor setting up and taking us on the plant tour last Thursday. I have had several people tell me how much they enjoyed the tour and how impressed they were with the Bailey Plant. I believe that the tour was very interesting and I esnpriallx/ prtnratipnal tn, i 1 ?* , j .^_vu>iu>iai IVJI UIU3C VYI IU lldU 1IUI witnessed a continuous flow production plant. Please give Mr. Crocker our thanks and tell him how much we enjoyed the tour. Again, let me say thank you. Sincerely, Tom Davenport President, S.A.M. yfjP Ixj Mark Eugene Campbell has received an Associate Degree in Industrial Technology with a major in Textile Management from Piedmont Technical College. Mark, a Bailey Loan Scholar, is a 2nd shift Bailey Plant weaver. H <$? J^H mm i 1M Logan Spoon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Spoon, will be two years old on Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 24. His mother, Debbie Spoon, works in the main office. m~ ? Jessica Thomas Celebrates 2nd Birthday Jessica Ann Thomas was two years old Oct. 28. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Thomas. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Johnson of Newberry and Mrs. Catherine Thomas (Lydia Weave) and the late Junior Thomas (of Lydia Spinning.)