to Clinton Creek

There are not many people in our
town—about 450. We could comfort-
ably fill a 747 jumbo jet.

This is one of the main reasons we
welcome you. It makes no difference
whether you are paying us a short visit
or joining us as anew employee.

We like it when new people show up.
It adds interest to the patterns of our
lives. It keeps things moving. And now
that you are here—as a visitor or anew
permanent resident—we invite you to
look around and get to know us—to see
how we work and how we play.

We depend on one another here.
This interdependence is really the
central theme of our lives, and it applies
to us all both on and off the job.

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There are a lot of interesting people
in Clinton Creek, and there are many
interesting things to see and do. While
you are here we want you to meet as
many Clintonites as possible and enjoy
the community’s facilities and ac-
tivities. And we would like you to learn
something about our work too—the
mining and milling of asbestos, our his-
tory, what asbestos is—and where it
goes after leaving here.

That is why we prepared this wel-
come booklet. Indeed, its existence is
evidence of our interdependence, for
many of us had ahandinits production.
We hope that you find it useful.

So, a warm northern welcome to
everyone who has just arrived.

From the people of Clinton Creek