Pan Am news briefs, Vol. 7, No. 11, March 18, 1971

              NEWS BRIEFS
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AEROSPACE SERVICES DIVISION
Pan Am Public Relations, MU 517 PAFB, Building 423, Room 3-227 Telephone: 494-5784
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EASTERN DISCOUNT TRAVEL
Eastern Airlines discount travel will not be permitted from midnight 8 April 1971 through midnight 13 April 1971. All other discount agreements remain in effect through the Easter holiday.
(John Gunter)
PAN AM DAY AT THE BALLPARK
The Pan Am Management Club is sponsoring a Pan Am Day at Astro Stadium on Satruday 20 March. All Pan Am employees may purchase adult tickets for just $1. 25 and children's tickets for 50£. Tickets are now available at the Pan Am Sales Stores in the Tech Lab and the Range Control Center.
Take the entire family to see the Astros and the Twins on 20 March.
CONTINENTAL CASUALTY ACCIDENT INSURANCE
All changes in the amounts of coverage to the Continental Casualty Accident policy must be received in Employee Benefits by 20 March to be effective 1 April 1971.
(John Gunter, 494-6494)
RUMMAGE SALE MARCH 19 and 20
The Royal Oak Junior Golf League will hold a rummage sale on Friday and Saturday, March 19 and 20 at Pirtle Plaza (corner of Park and South Streets) in Titusville. This event is being held to provide funds for league members to attend golf tournaments this summer.
SECURITY DEPARTMENT REMINDER
Carefully review all classified material intended for destruction to be sure that accountable material is placed on a Certificate for Destruction.
Volume 7, No. 11-18 March 1971 Deadline 12 noon Thursday for the following Thursday's publication.
SALES STORE AND TRAVEL OFFICE NOTES
The Pan Am Sales Store in Bldg. 989 will be closed for inventory on 29 March 1971.
The Sales Store and Travel Office will be closed for audit on Thursday 1 April until 10:30 a. m.
SAFETY SWIFTIES
"Why should I learn to recognize poison ivy" Tom said rashly.
NEWS FROM YOUR ONE DONATION CLUB
Mr. Gerald R. Meehan, Regional Director of the Canaveral Heart Association gave a presentation to the Board of Directors of the One Donation Club on 9 March. The purpose of this organization is to support year round programs of research, professional and public education and community services for causes, cure and prevention of heart disease. The Board voted the sum of $1, 000 to further this work.
$1400 was approved for non-profit charitable organizations at four of our downrange station^.
The Mental Hospital, Clare Hall at Antigua -Funds will be used to purchase lumber, nails, etc. for use in the carpentry portion of their occupational therapy program.
The Penal Breakfast Shed in South Trinidad, W. I. - This shed has been set up to give the children a hot meal before school. A recent survey in the area shows that 80% of the problem of children not attending school is due to lack of food.
The Mennings Hospital at Grand Turk - The funds will be used for a pneolater which is a portable piece of equipment used to perform artificial respiration. In addition, when the patient is breathing the instrument becomes an effective oxygen inhalor by a simple adjustment.
The hospital at Mahe - Funds for the (cont'd)