Pan Am news briefs, Vol. 5, No. 107, January 30, 1969

              NEWS
BRIEFS
AEROSPACE SERVICES DIVISION
SAFETY SLOGAN OF THE WEEK
Goggles are to protect your eyes, not your cap.
SURVEY MOVES
Effective Monday 27 January, Pan Am Survey will be located in Facilities Field Engineering office at Hangar U at the Cape. The new Mail Unit is 6090 and the new phone number is 853-6591.
PATTERNERS NEEDED
The Society for Brain-Injured Children of Florida, Inc. needs volunteer workers in the patterning program at its Project New Hope centers in Eau Gallie and Rockledge.
Patterners are the ones, who, with their own hands and arms, carry out the program prescribed for these children in the course of their development.
The patterning procedure can be learned in a few minutes, and be of inestimable value to the community.
If you or a member of your family would be interested in volunteering as a patterner, please call Mrs. Jimmie (H.C.) Lott at 254-7055 in Eau Gallie, or Mrs. June (Fred) Patton, 632-3971 in Rockledge.
SECURITY REMINDER
Your Pan Am Security Department Reminder of the Week:	Classified information can never
be discussed over the telephone or in public places.
LIBRARIES NEED TECHNICAL PUBLICATIONS
Many ASD offices subscribe to technical journals and literature and have accumulated volumes of back issues no longer needed.
Volume 5, No. 107 - 30 January 1969
Pan Am Public Relations, MU 517 PAFB, Building 423, Rm. 3-311 Telephone 494-5784
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 will 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.
The Cocoa Rotary Club has a program established for distributing these documents to needy libraries. If the back issues are placed in cardboard cartons in chronological order and an inventory of carton contents marked on the outside of the box, a committee from Rotary Club will arrange for pickup and distribution.
The only precaution necessary is to make sure that no publications are given away which contain the NOFORN limitation clause and in accordance with AFR 310-2.
If you have publications you would care to donate, please call Phillip Searcy, 636-6010.
LINCOLN DAY DINNER
The Lincoln Day Dinner will be held Friday.
21 February 1969 at the Cape Kennedy Hilton,
Cape Canaveral.
Dress is semi-formal. Social hour begins at 7 p.m. with dinner at 8 p.m. Ticket information is available at Republican Headquarters, 783-1920.
GOING MY WAY
1.	Carpool driver or rider wanted from Orlando
to CBO-PAFB, (Mon. - Fri. ) 0800-1630 or 1645.	784-5452 or 423-8944. Anthony Cermak.
2.	Two riders/drivers needed to join carpool,
Satellite Beach to Cape; to drive one day a week; hours 0730-1615.	262-4369.
3.	Ride wanted from Mims to Hangar T at Cape. 7:30-4. Mon. -Fri. 269-0514 home, or 853 -5485 at Cape.
4.	Ride wanted from Sea Park, Satellite Beach to Ind. Area at Cape, 7-3:30. Call Pan Am Sign Shop, 853-4331, ask for Ray.
HOMES AND PROPERTY FOR SALE 1. Seacoast Shores, 3 BR, 2 bath, central A/C, oil heat. 2 deep wells, double ovens, disposal and many extras. Assume 5-1/4% mortgage, low down payment. 102 Atlantic Blvd. 773-2757 evenings and weekends.