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9 Joshua T. Hamilton President, Clinton Mills Division Clinton is committed to continuous training and to providing each Associate with an opportunity to upgrade skills. This year we will again provide an education pro gram in which Associates can broaden basic education skills, work toward a uED or participate in other areas of educational training. During the 1992/93 academic year, Clinton Mills will offer the most broadened educational opportunities ever to Associates. This emphasis on educational improvement and training comes at a time when the skill requirements for most jobs are greater than ever before. New machinery, such as that now being installed in the Bailey plant, requires a much higher level of skills than the equipment it replaces. The expansion of the Bailey plant is on schedule. When complete, Bailey will house 188 Picanol Air Jet Looms serving the Apparel and Home Fashion markets. The Bailey plant will truly be a world class manufacturing facility. As we continue our quest to be the Preferred Supplier in the increasingly competitive textile marketplace, we must do more than purchase new machinery. Quality and ser vice are our selling points. Quality First Teams have met with much success, but we must continue to do more. All of us are responsible for quality. . . in our yams, fabrics and services. Each of our plants in the Clinton business unit is to be commended for the efforts being put forth to achieve Preferred Supplier status. Changes in the way we operate are essential, and I’m confident each of us see the benefits of all the efforts put forth to improve our operations. Thanks to all who have participated on a Quality First Team, and to all Associates for their support of our quality efforts. The 1992-93 United Way Drive has begun in Clinton. This year Clinton Mills is serving as the Laurens County Pacesetter. Your support of this most worthwhile community effort is necessary for a successful United Way drive. Your generosity has been outstanding, you have my sincere appreciation. Doss and Vaughan Promoted Kim Doss has been promoted to Office Manager of CMI Industries, Inc. Kim joined the Company in August, 1990. She will have re sponsibility for office ad ministration, salaried pay roll, corporate records and administrative support for Thad Williams and Jim Ovenden. Bluford Vaughan has been promoted to Controller for Clinton. Bluford joined Clinton in March, 1989. He will be responsible for the payroll, inventory control, cost accounting and operational reporting functions of the Clinton organization. Kim Doss Bluford Vaughan Josh Hamilton Ted Davenport Company Completes Reorganization CMI Industries has completed a corporate restructuring. Under this new organiza tion CMI industries, Inc. will operate as three distinct business units — Clinton, Chatham and EFA, with the support functions of Finance and Administration, Infor mation Services, Purchasing and Human Resources. Each business unit will be head ed by a President, and each corporate support function will be headed by a Vice President or Director. The Clinton business — the four plants in Clin ton, South Carolina and the two in Geneva, Alabama, and the New York Sales Office will be under the direction of Josh Hamilton as Divi sion President. Ted Davenport will serve as Executive Vice President and Jim Coleman and Barry Hooks will serve as Vice President-General Manager of the Clinton and Geneva plants, respectively. Harry Sullivan will serve as Director of Engineering for the Clinton Division; Bob Hooks will serve as Director of Manufacturing Services; James Buchanan, Director of Human Resources; Bluford Vaughan, Con troller and Debbie Alex ander, Manager of Cust omer Services. All of these individuals will work with Mr. Hamilton. Joe Gorga continues to serve as President of Elastic Fabrics of America Division. Reporting to Mr. Gorga will be Jim Robbins, Executive Vice President — Marketing; Jim McCoog, Vice Presi dent — Operations; Don Berlin, Director — Product Design and Development; Shirley Weeks, Manager Human Resources and Daryl Booi, Controller. Tony Raffo will serve as President of Chatham Manufecturing, Inc. Working for Mr. Raffo will be Steve Creamer, Executive Vice President — Operations; Derrill Rice, Vice President — Furniture; Jim Meek, Vice President — Transportation Fabrics; Alan Kennedy, Vice President — Bedding; David Cline, Vice President/Controller and Nelson Lowe, Vice President — Human Resources. Jim Coleman Barry Hooks CMI INDUSTRIES, INC ‘Job will have dotted line reporting to counterparts in CMI/Services CORPORATE ACCOUNTANT P. TERRENI DIRECTOR ENGINEERING H. SULLIVAN E. GREALISH CREDIT MANAGER OFFICE MANAGER K. DOSS ASSISTANT VP PURCHASING W. STANTON CONTROLLER T. BEACH MGR. CUSTOMER SERVICE D. ALEXANDER ACCOUNTING MANAGER J. HECKEL VICE PRESIDENT OPERATIONS J. McCOOG VICE PRESIDENT ‘CONTROLLER D. CLINE EXECUTIVE VP OPERATIONS T DAVENPORT ‘CONTROLLER D. BOOI J. BUCHANAN *DIR. HUMAN RESOURCES ‘CONTROLLER B. VAUGHAN ASSISTANT VP COTTON W. HILL VICE PRESIDENT TRANS. FABRICS J. MEEK DIRECTOR MFG. SERVICES B. HOOKS ‘MANAGER H.R. S. WEEKS VICE PRESIDENT FURNITURE D. RICE VICE PRESIDENT BEDDING A. KENNEDY J. RALEIGH PRESIDENT CMSC *V.P. HUMAN RESOURCES N. LOWE PROJECT MGR. CMI J. RENFER EXECUTIVE VP. MARKETING/SALES J. ROBBINS EXECUTIVE VP OPERATIONS S. CREAMER IS DIRECTOR CLINTON P. TYSON G. T. WILLIAMS BOARD OF DIRECTORS DIR. PRODUCT- DESIGN & DEV. D. BERLIN R. SCHWANHAUSSER IS DIRECTOR CHATHAM DIRECTOR H.R. SERVICES C. PARSONS DIRECTOR CORP. BENEFITS B. COLLINS INFORMATION SERVICES J. A. WACKERHAGEN DIRECTOR HUMAN RESOURCES W. T. CHAFFIN VICE PRESIDENT J. L GORGA PRESIDENT J. A. OVENDEN VICE PRESIDENT-CFO FINANCE/ADMIN. J. T. HAMILTON PRESIDENT CLINTON A. J. RAFFO PRESIDENT CHATHAM S. F. WARREN VICE PRESIDENT PURCHASING