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AEROSPACE SERVICES DIVISION
SAFETY SLOGAN OF THE WEEK
Lose a minute, save a life.
METROLOGY SUB-SECTION TO MEET
The Metrology Sub-section of the Cape Canaveral Section of the Instrument Society of America will hold its next meeting on 24 September 1968. New officers will be installed and the guest speaker will be Mr. Ted Young, Section Chief of Length & Dimensional of the National Bureau of Standards. Meeting will be held at the Cape Kennedy Hilton.
For further information call E. J. Deedrick, 853-9624.
FTU TO OFFER COURSES IN BREVARD
Florida Technological University will offer a number of courses in Brevard County. For information, write James S. Beadle, Florida Technological University, Cocoa Center for Continuing Education, 1519 Clearlake Road,
Cocoa, Fla. 32924, or call 632-4127.
You may also call Pan Am Training and Development, CBO, 784-5418.
YOUTH TENNIS LEAGUE
The Pan Am/RCA Youth Tennis League began matches against other Youth Tennis League teams on September 7. Children between the ages of 8 to 14 are eligible to play on the teams. More girls are needed to bring that team up to its quota.
Practice sessions are held on Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 6:30 p.m. at the Satellite High School courts.
For further information call Jack Marks, 773-3319, Ken Beman at 773-0280 or Pat Miller at 262-4369.
Volume 5, No. 87 - 12 September 1968
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All for sale and wanted ads must be submitted in writing and only home telephone numbers will be published.
Please include your name and employee number. All real estate ads must be accompanied by a signed non-discrimination statement. Going My Way ads are accepted by phone.
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Deadline 12 noon Thursday for the following Thursday's paper.
CHARITY BALL
The Melbourne-Eau Gallie B. P. O. Elks are sponsoring a Charity Ball for their Crippled Children's Hospital in Umatilla, Florida.
This event will take place the 28th of September at the Melbourne Civic Auditorium. Tickets are $2. 50 per person. See Mr. Vangsness, 494-7646, for tickets and information.
REGISTRATION OF VEHICLES
Employees who are assigned at PAFB are reminded of the necessity to register their vehicles with PAFB Security Police. You must register your vehicle when you are first assigned to PAFB or when you purchase a new car which you plan to drive on the base. After the initial registration and receipt of permanent decal, employees are requested to call PAFB Security Police (494-2237 or 494-6488) annually during the month of their automobile insurance renewal and provide the following information: PAFB decal number, month and year of insurance expiration, Florida vehicle license number, and number of seat belts installed in the vehicle.
SECURITY REMINDER # 1
Unless you happen to be one of two Hottentot Indians talking to each other in a dialect of your native tongue, the chances are mighty slim that you can fool a trained listener by talking around or paraphrasing classified information. Moral: That harmless looking instrument can bite you like mad - so don't discuss classified information over the phone.
ART DISPLAY IN EMPLOYMENT LOBBY
Modern art by Frank Maclay, Engineering
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| Full Text | AEROSPACE SERVICES DIVISION SAFETY SLOGAN OF THE WEEK Lose a minute, save a life. METROLOGY SUB-SECTION TO MEET The Metrology Sub-section of the Cape Canaveral Section of the Instrument Society of America will hold its next meeting on 24 September 1968. New officers will be installed and the guest speaker will be Mr. Ted Young, Section Chief of Length & Dimensional of the National Bureau of Standards. Meeting will be held at the Cape Kennedy Hilton. For further information call E. J. Deedrick, 853-9624. FTU TO OFFER COURSES IN BREVARD Florida Technological University will offer a number of courses in Brevard County. For information, write James S. Beadle, Florida Technological University, Cocoa Center for Continuing Education, 1519 Clearlake Road, Cocoa, Fla. 32924, or call 632-4127. You may also call Pan Am Training and Development, CBO, 784-5418. YOUTH TENNIS LEAGUE The Pan Am/RCA Youth Tennis League began matches against other Youth Tennis League teams on September 7. Children between the ages of 8 to 14 are eligible to play on the teams. More girls are needed to bring that team up to its quota. Practice sessions are held on Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 6:30 p.m. at the Satellite High School courts. For further information call Jack Marks, 773-3319, Ken Beman at 773-0280 or Pat Miller at 262-4369. Volume 5, No. 87 - 12 September 1968 # * ^ * # sjc # sjc # #>}:>}: :j< * # # # :j< #:{: s}c s}: 5}: ## si< Pan Am Public Relations, MU 517 PAFB, Building 423, Rm. 3-311 Telephone 494-5784 ### # # # ❖ # ❖=!« # # $ 'fi # >!”!< #:}: >¡<5!« ##### >}: All for sale and wanted ads must be submitted in writing and only home telephone numbers will be published. Please include your name and employee number. All real estate ads must be accompanied by a signed non-discrimination statement. Going My Way ads are accepted by phone. # # # :{o}: ¡¡o}; sje # # :{« >}: # >}: % jjc :{<# :{: # % s}: # sjc % s[! % :{< # Deadline 12 noon Thursday for the following Thursday's paper. CHARITY BALL The Melbourne-Eau Gallie B. P. O. Elks are sponsoring a Charity Ball for their Crippled Children's Hospital in Umatilla, Florida. This event will take place the 28th of September at the Melbourne Civic Auditorium. Tickets are $2. 50 per person. See Mr. Vangsness, 494-7646, for tickets and information. REGISTRATION OF VEHICLES Employees who are assigned at PAFB are reminded of the necessity to register their vehicles with PAFB Security Police. You must register your vehicle when you are first assigned to PAFB or when you purchase a new car which you plan to drive on the base. After the initial registration and receipt of permanent decal, employees are requested to call PAFB Security Police (494-2237 or 494-6488) annually during the month of their automobile insurance renewal and provide the following information: PAFB decal number, month and year of insurance expiration, Florida vehicle license number, and number of seat belts installed in the vehicle. SECURITY REMINDER # 1 Unless you happen to be one of two Hottentot Indians talking to each other in a dialect of your native tongue, the chances are mighty slim that you can fool a trained listener by talking around or paraphrasing classified information. Moral: That harmless looking instrument can bite you like mad - so don't discuss classified information over the phone. ART DISPLAY IN EMPLOYMENT LOBBY Modern art by Frank Maclay, Engineering |
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