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ClothMaker Theater performances provide relaxation Gary Kuykendall Gary Kuykendall, Plant No. 2 card ing superintendent, has brought a touch of Broadway to the community as he performed in a number of productions produced by the Laurens County Community Theater. He became interested in the theater after becoming involved with his son. Ran, in theater activities. Kuykendall admits stage fright takes a back seat to the feeling you get from seeing the audience react posi tively to a successful play. "We're fortunate to have a group of people in the county with common goals," said Kuykendall. "Each play requires lots of hard work and me morizing the lines and lyrics isn’t easy." For Kuykendall, the theater has provided a change of pace from rou tine work. "It's totally different — and in effect relaxing. I believe you can SERVICE AWARDS 5 Years Ruth Gregory Bailey Martha C. Tumlin Bailey Era H. lusti Bailey Johnny J. Beck Bailey Ruth E. Phillips Plant #1 Thomas K. Davis Plant #1 Walter L. 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Samples Plant #2 perform your work better if you have a good, relaxing hobby," he added. Having starred in Oliver, The Wi zard of Oz, Hello Dolly, A Christmas Carol, and the soon-to-be-performed Gypsy, Kuykendall sees his interest in theater work increasing. The Laurens County Community Theater has brought opportunities to many in our community. Not only has it improved the cultural opportuni ties, but is has enabled many to participate in roles other than acting. The behind the scenes staff has enabled many local citizens to become involved in a community project. As for the future, Kuykendall plans to continue performing with com munity theater—especially as long as his wife, Jenny, and his children maintain an interest. Employees recognized Clinton Mills takes pride in recog nizing those employees who have achieved significant milestones in their work career. This month The Gothmaker pays tribute to Catherine Thomas, Lydia Weaving; Shirley Shealy, Lydia Cloth; Mitchell Wigley, Lydia weaving; Charles H. Williams, Lydia Spinning; Gaudia Richard, Ly dia Spinning; James Smith, Lydia Weaving; and James H. Scott, No. 2 Weaving for reaching a quarter cen tury service to Clinton Mills. The company also recognizes William Samples who has passed the 40-year career mark. The company also salutes Marvin Gault, director of technical services, upon his retirement. Marvin had been with the company since Jan. 1, 1958. Catherine Thomas Shirley Shealy Mitchell Wigley Charles H. Williams Claudia Richard James Smith m*:' William Samples Marvin Gault ^Recycling (Continued from page 2) Aluminum cans — Clinton Mills em ployees during working hours dispose of approximately 40,000 per mr can be endlessly recycled. Us cycled aluminum saves 95% energy needed to produce ne^ Clinton Mills has always t leadership role as a corporate cit addition to wasting energy anu iaw materials, solid waste disposal is a very expensive item for Clinton Mills. Each employee is encouraged to take recycling serious. We generate more trash then any other country in the world. Statistics show that each of us throws away three to four pounds of trash each day. It is important that every MS PEGGY GILMER 205 GCRDGN ST CLINTON f SC 293 Bulk Rate U.S. Postage PAID Clinton, S.C. Permit #59