Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Page 12 SAFET An Ounce Worth a 1 i 1. DID YOU E a. Try to button your c b. Try to eat a meal wit c. Try to sleep with ar d. Try to see clearly aft e. Try to walk with a frc 2. IMAGINE. a. How your family wot home minus a hand b. How other people m no regard for safety. 3. THEN RES a. To become safety-m b. To protect every mei c. To teach and practic d. To use the safety eq protection. e. To think safety to gu dents. 4. ANDREME a. That approximately1 preventable.b. That accidents and ? state of one's mind i c. That your safety is a responsibility. d. That a serious accid change a whole life ones. Ask the person who has had tf you, we should all think on thes of slight injuries and those "nea at major injuries and accidental c There is no: SAF Y FIRST of Safety Is ron of Luck VER ... oat or shirt with burned fingers? ;h a fractured jaw? i infected hand as a bed pillow? er an eye injury? ictured foot? jId feel if you were to be sent or foot. ust look down on one who has OLVE... inded. Tiber of your body. :e safety. uipment provided for your ard yourself against all acci :mber... 90 percent of all accidents are safety are controlled by the ind not by fate. matter of your own personal ent can instantly interrupt and pattern for you and your loved ?ese experiences and he/she will tell e things. If we overcome the causes r-injuries," there will be a lessening leaths. substitute for ETY! m Ht\ JK > ^S* Met i^i !yH|| t > difl 3L1 .i^BB Sue Edmonds is wishing Bill Nelson an e work career spanning approximately 27 year cian. m ^HSkfl Edna Osborne retired recently from Plant fj MParsrnntinimm cpmi^ pi w o 0 ? - ww.*.vv. I IUIII MU. ?- OJJIIIIII shown reading a retirement message from t away looks on. |:.? *"*. . p J. U* . X :.T. ;.^ I njoyable retirement as he ended a >. Bill was a Lydia Spinning Techni[ jW > -i nRt-rS"*^ fl Jo. 2 Spinning following almost 28 ng Superintendent, Mac George, is ler fellow employees as Cloa Dun BULK RATE U.S. POSTAGE PAID Clinton, S.C. Permit No. 59 I