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page 12 h J' if ^ KSy^J <- ^k m^M^v^l Bailey Plant Employee Earn Safety Award From SCTMA Clinton Mills' Bailey Plant won second place in Group III (under t of the South Carolina Textile Manufacturers' Association (SCTMA) Contest. Employees at the Bailey Plant worked 499,997 hours in a single accident resulting in a lost day of work. Textile plants w according to the number of "man hours" worked during 1983. Company's Saluda Plant won first place in the same group com with 568,711 accident-free hours. Awards were presented by Cor Labor Ed McGowan at the closing session of the SCTMA Pla Division meeting at Hilton. More than 170 textile plants entered tion. Examining the Safety Award are left to right, Robert Lee Sii Greene, Leonard Finley, Plant Manager Gregg Link, Harold Sr McGowan. Maxie V/allenzine. Sherrie Moore. Georee Cook and I Clinton Mills Sales Co. President W. James (Jim) d Raleigh recently received the March of Dimes 1984 tl Textile Industry Service to Humanity Award. During the 1 recognition activities held at the Hotel Pierre in New York ii City, Raleigh was cited for his integrity, dedication, and F leadership in the textile industry, for his generosity and C tireless efforts to benefit the welfare of all people, and his W. 100) PI"' Clinton employees being amazed at the ? T value of their company benefits as the annual benefits statements were distributed Rnhprt P.nhh nnintino nut thp aHuanboPQ of wearing safety shoes while the equipment was being moved into the Bailey Plant ... /I Maid of Cotton, Valerie Bendall, telling Pres ident George Cornelson about some of her M activities as the cotton industry's fashion emissary ... Garel Satterfield checking a Sulzer loom technician manual to be sure all new loom settings were correct ... B Iris Smith instructing Bailey Plant visitors B to sign the visitor's register in the Bailey Plant lobby ... Eloise McElveen discussing her retirement benefits with Hank Cronic and John Wallace ... Josh Hamilton discusSsing import quotas with marketing staff ... Florence Alcorn in New York office rushing to get reports back to Clinton on time ... Brian Sheatv looking for the best tvDe of safety glasses to wear ... Calvin Cooper making arrangements for Carolina-Georgia Blood Center to replace blood used by a retired Old Timer during surgery... Clinton Mills Sales staff reviewing he 750 000) a March of Dimes publication honoring 11983 Safety Sales Company President, Jim Raleigh ... 1983 without Bryan Coleman smiling when asked to talk i f'?H about his daughter's basketball and acadeirif ' ' a mic record ... Bailey Dixon, Jr. carefully sortMilliken and ing thr0Ugh hundreds of pieces of interpleting 1983 office mail to make certain it was all delinmissioner of vered on time as scheduled ... nt Managers Raymond Cash telling his fellow emthp rnmnpti- L . .. - . - .. .. ... ,? pioyees now mucn tne baie-u-Mauc TiDer mpson, Willie handling system had improved the opening nith, Johnnie room ... John Willard inspecting a piece of Lois West. office furniture to determine the best way to TlflRCH fiSM| Oh * a RcrsEir8?3^ m' 'K~mr H listinguished service to the Greater New York Chapter of he March of Dimes. Raleigh joined Clinton mills Sales in 965 as National sales manager. He is active in many ndustrial, civic and charitable organizations. With taleigh, right, are Clinton Mills, Inc. President George H. lornelson and Chairman Robert M. Vance, center. you see... match an already existing finish ... Interested employees discussing the results of the pulmonary function tests with Sonny King ... Sammy Lanford helping set up refreshment tables for a retiring employee ... D. C. Whitman putting on special rain wear before leaving to make repairs to Clinton power supply ... Ricky Page seriously thinking about the safest way to make an electrical connection work in the Lydia Shop ... Jared Sullivan trying to determine when the next Democratic election was going to be held ... Kathleen Sinclair and a host of Lydia Cloth Room employees planning a festive employee retirement party ... Joe Spiders telling his friends about a new position he has with the National Guard ... Helen Sellers trying to determine how many yards of superior quality fabric Geneva pro uuuea cotii wbcr ... rtuuseveu Junes ana Jesse Williams wondering how long it would be before it would be time to begin weekly grass cutting activities... Cloa Dunaway telling Mac George how much she enjoyed the "dinners" fellow employees always give retirees ... Bill Stanton reviewing the purchasing of new Bailey Plant equipment ... Richard Bowie painting #1 Cloth Room doors ... Gary Kuykendall directing some fellow employees as to the best way to rope off construction areas at the Bailey Plant so there would be no accident hazards... Harry Sullivan pointing out construction and mechanical features to Bailey Plant Maufacturing staff during a weekly joint Engineering and Bailey Plant staff meeting ... Wylie Brannen commending his weavers on their efforts to maintain high production and quality stan uorub ... ** . cr> wo l i <(-nw 6 QC </> 0 - Z ^ I E co JS fc ? 3 u?