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Plant #8: Lanny Wofford Larry Mattingly Barbara Meredith Gayle McDonald Libby Hughes Shirlee Beshears Luna Belle Rogers James Stephens Willie Wall Mavis Grainger Barry Kinley Clifford J. Milan Plant #9: Barbara Saude Gerald Moss Main Office: Candye VanLiere Patty R. Spurgeon Joyce R. Grant Harold E. Embler Harriet Jefferson Kathryn G. Hughes Jennie Turner Thomas Minnis Frances Marshall Joyce A. Anderson Linda Jane Black Karen G. King Beatrice Highfill Susan Wright Patricia Hilliard Jenelle L. Craven BE MODER.W USE YOUR RADAR Supervisor (Cont'd. from page 1 ) The latest hobby for the Mabes is camping. She and her husband have a trailer camper. Dot says they find camping most relaxing, "This is our third year with our camper and I'm thrilled with getting away for the week end. It is equipped with cooking and sleeping accommodations. Many times we take our nieces and nephews, who make the trips much livelier, " Dot said. Zest for living and consideration for others are qualities for leadership. These traits, combined with a desire for quality performance, qualify Dot Mabe for supervisor of the month. Five Injured In Falls Falls still account for many of our accidents. Since our last report, five employees have sustained injury from falls while at work. A truck driver slipped on a looper clip which was on the floor of the truck. A tester slipped on a freshly mopped floor and a printer fell when the leather heel of her shoe skidded on the floor. The looper clips should have been picked up off the floor; this is an area in which all employees can help to avoid accidents by picking up any material that might have fallen on the floor. Avoid wet floors; we are now placing signs to designate wet areas. Rubber heels have been recommended for all em ployees, especially for concrete floors. A set of temporary steps was the downfall for another. A knitter fell from an empty yarn case while trying to get yarn out of a higher case. Use only ladders or other proper steps for reaching higher objects. A machinist was helping a weld er without wearing proper goggles. The welding flash burned his eyes. Protective equipment must be worn at all tirre s when welding or grinding. Proper procedure for all jobs is important. A boarder attempted to remove a stocking from a roller while the machine was in motion. Her hand was caught in the roller. A fixer was attempting to remove yarn from the needles. His hand slipped and struck a needle. A winder, while cutting yarn from a spindle, cut his hand. When using a knife, cut away from the body instead of toward the body. Two employees were injured with elevator doors. Make sure the strap being used to close the door is on the same side of the door from which it is being pulled. SAFETY FIRST means using the right method. 9 -
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