Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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PageS Geneva Grads Todd Adkison Daniel Lee Coleman John Covington Susie Green Dana Heath Hall Harry and Kay Adkison Hank and Ouida McIntyre Jeannette Covington Shirley Ann Brown Lois Heath Jennifer B. Hendrix Gregory Scott McDonald Kerry Mitchell James Troy Taylor Janice Denise Yancey Donnell Hendrix Elton and Shirley McDonald Jim and Avis Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Larry Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Yancey and Edna Brock Associates Complete Educational and Mechanical Courses Wilkins Earns Eagle Award Mike Wilkins has completed re quirements for the Eagle Scout award. He is a 1987 Clinton High School graduate and a member of Troop 174 which is sponsored by Broad Street Methodist Church. As a scout Mike served as Patrol Leader, Senior Patrol Leader, mem ber of the Leadership Corps and is a Brother Member of the Order of the Arrows in which he serves as District Lodge Chief. Bailey Weaving Superintendent George Grant, Willie Prickett and Bryan Cason are Troop 174 Scout masters. Your Pre-Tax Plan Silas Campbell, director of Plant En gineering, announced the completion of technical classes by Clinton Mills Mainte nance Department Technicians from Pied mont Technical College and other technical schools during the 1986-87 year. Campbell said all these associates are showing the desire to excel in their field and to keep abreast of the latest technology. Bryan Coleman, Clinton Plant Engineer, lists the following: Piedmont Technical College — Gerald D. Satterfield, Reading Electrical Prints; Paul D. Smith, Reading Electrical Prints; Sammy B. Lanford, Hydraulics and Pneumatics; Marshall T. Vaughan Jr., Hydraulics and Pneumatics; and James L. Price, Basic Electronics. Ingersoll-Rand Centac Service School — Marshall T. Vaughan Jr., Operation and Maintenance of Centac Air Compressor. Murata Winder Operation and Mainte nance School — Bryan Coleman, Operation and Maintenance of Murata Winder, and James L. Price, Operation and Maintenance , of Murata Winder. Parks-Cramer Maintenance School — William D. Webb, Operation and Mainte nance of Parks-Cramer Overhead Cleaner. South Carolina Water Quality School — Francis 0. Lowery, Class C Operator License, and James F. Miller, Class A Oper ator License. Greenville Technical College — James L. Price, D/C Motor Maintenance. Mike Kinard, Lydia Plant Engineer, lists the following: PiedmontTechnical College—William E. Mims, Basic Electricity; James R. Page Jr., Hydraulics and Pneumatics; David E. Sat terfield, Reading Electrical Prints; and Steven M. Heaton, Hydraulics and Pneuma tics. Murata Winder Operation and Mainte nance School — James R. Page Jr., Opera tion and Maintenance of Murata Winder. Roberta Cobb, Bailey Plant Engineer, lists the following: Piedmont Technical College—Richard A. Warner, Basic Electronics; Richard R. Rum- felt, Basic Electronics; George E. Barnett Sr., Basic Electricity; Teddy L. McLendon, Basic Electricity; and Walter A. Caldwell, Basic Electricity. Murata Winder Operation and Mainte nance School — Richard A. Warner, Opera tion and Maintenance of Murata Winder. Greenville Technical College — Richard A. Warner, D/C Motor Maintenance- Each associate who is eligible for group health coverage is automatically eligible for the “pre-tax premium’' plan or PTP. Since PTP was established on July 1, 1985, the portion of your gross pay that is used to pay your health care premium is not subject to tax. Take-home pay in the PTP plan is higher than it would be if your premium was with held from your pay on an “after-tax” basis. The PTP plan and the tax laws require an annual option for participants in PTP. There fore, if you do not wish to have your health care premium paid by PTP withholding, you sHlould notify the Personnel Department no later than June 30.