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Pan Am
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AEROSPACE SERVICES DIVISION
Pan Am Public Relations, MU 517 PAFB, Building 423, Room 3-227 Telephone: 494-5784
WORLD TRAVELERS TO MEET 14 JULY
The Pan Am World Travelers will meet at 8:30 p.m. on Friday, 14 July 1972, at the First Federal Bank Annex, Fields Plaza,
Merritt Island. Jean and John Lane will present a slide and movie program on Chiang Mai and Kuala Lumpur.
Visit Chiang Mai, Thailand's most charming northern city. Tour an umbrella factory, a silk factory, a wood carving factory. Admire the dragon staircase of Doi Suthep temple near the summer palace of the royal family. See elephants at work in a logging area. Visit the Chiang Dao caves with many sculptures of Buddha. Tour the nearby city of Pusang, the city of beautiful women. Walk through a White Karen village.
In Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, see tin being dredged, visit a pewter center, observe the only five legged cow in the world. Visit the Batu caves.
The 20 minute movie will include Thai native dances and Malaysian folk dances.
All are welcome. Free admission.
Volunteers are wanted to present slide or movie programs in September and following months. If you would like to present a program, please contact Art Chilton at 452-4597 after 5 p.m. or Jean Lane at 853-9011.
UTILITIES CONSERVATION
Cape employees reporting electrical and plumbing defects, or items requiring repair should call:
Production Control - 853-3231
During weekends, nights, or holidays reports may be made to:
Cape Support - 853-5211
These telephone numbers should be posted for the information of all employees.
Volume 8, No. 28 - 13 July 1972 Deadline 12 noon Thursday for the following Thursday's publication.
LOST PROPERTY
The following items were missing during property inventory:
Pan Am Tag Serial Number Item
378001 001205 Calculator, Friden,
Mdl. RSR
378015 1542552 Typewriter,
Manual, Olympia
Anyone having knowledge of these items-, please call 494-5781.
SAFETY THOUGHT OF THE WEEK
Don't let recreation wreck your life. Know how to play safely.
ASP RETIREMENTS
The following ASD employees retired on 1 July 1972:
F. J. Woznack was a Supervisor at the Cape.
He was hired in May 1962. His address is Route 3, Box 52, Melbourne Beach.
Downrange employee Walter T. Wood joined the company in November I960. His address is Route 1, Box 745A Jensen Beach, Florida.
Charles J. Elder of 1307 E. Jernigan Avenue, Melbourne was hired in October 1958. He was a Supervisor in Food Services.
Paul Washington joined the company in July 1955. His address is P. O. Box 246, Sharpes, Florida. He was a janitor.
Service Supply Clerk William H. Staples was hired in March I960. His address is 913 Acacia Way, Cocoa.
Max C. Jones of 19 Kelly Circle, Imperial Mobile Terrace, Tavares, Florida joined the company in May 1962. He worked at the Port.
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| Full Text | Pan Am D Dl AEROSPACE SERVICES DIVISION Pan Am Public Relations, MU 517 PAFB, Building 423, Room 3-227 Telephone: 494-5784 WORLD TRAVELERS TO MEET 14 JULY The Pan Am World Travelers will meet at 8:30 p.m. on Friday, 14 July 1972, at the First Federal Bank Annex, Fields Plaza, Merritt Island. Jean and John Lane will present a slide and movie program on Chiang Mai and Kuala Lumpur. Visit Chiang Mai, Thailand's most charming northern city. Tour an umbrella factory, a silk factory, a wood carving factory. Admire the dragon staircase of Doi Suthep temple near the summer palace of the royal family. See elephants at work in a logging area. Visit the Chiang Dao caves with many sculptures of Buddha. Tour the nearby city of Pusang, the city of beautiful women. Walk through a White Karen village. In Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, see tin being dredged, visit a pewter center, observe the only five legged cow in the world. Visit the Batu caves. The 20 minute movie will include Thai native dances and Malaysian folk dances. All are welcome. Free admission. Volunteers are wanted to present slide or movie programs in September and following months. If you would like to present a program, please contact Art Chilton at 452-4597 after 5 p.m. or Jean Lane at 853-9011. UTILITIES CONSERVATION Cape employees reporting electrical and plumbing defects, or items requiring repair should call: Production Control - 853-3231 During weekends, nights, or holidays reports may be made to: Cape Support - 853-5211 These telephone numbers should be posted for the information of all employees. Volume 8, No. 28 - 13 July 1972 Deadline 12 noon Thursday for the following Thursday's publication. LOST PROPERTY The following items were missing during property inventory: Pan Am Tag Serial Number Item 378001 001205 Calculator, Friden, Mdl. RSR 378015 1542552 Typewriter, Manual, Olympia Anyone having knowledge of these items-, please call 494-5781. SAFETY THOUGHT OF THE WEEK Don't let recreation wreck your life. Know how to play safely. ASP RETIREMENTS The following ASD employees retired on 1 July 1972: F. J. Woznack was a Supervisor at the Cape. He was hired in May 1962. His address is Route 3, Box 52, Melbourne Beach. Downrange employee Walter T. Wood joined the company in November I960. His address is Route 1, Box 745A Jensen Beach, Florida. Charles J. Elder of 1307 E. Jernigan Avenue, Melbourne was hired in October 1958. He was a Supervisor in Food Services. Paul Washington joined the company in July 1955. His address is P. O. Box 246, Sharpes, Florida. He was a janitor. Service Supply Clerk William H. Staples was hired in March I960. His address is 913 Acacia Way, Cocoa. Max C. Jones of 19 Kelly Circle, Imperial Mobile Terrace, Tavares, Florida joined the company in May 1962. He worked at the Port. |
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