JULY, 1967
THE PLEDMONITOR
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TRYING OUT THE 737 — Director of Flight Operations Captain W. O.
Tadiock was In Seattle recently to fly the new Boeing 737. He Is
shown here in the cockpit with Brien Wygle who is assistant director
of flight operations for Boeing and 737 project pilot.
JUNE GRADUATES — The latest class of stewardesses to finish training
at INT are, from left, Kay Cox, Sharon Bridgers, Susan Long, Carol
Beeson, Sandra Bruce, Judy Barr, Dorothy Zieber and Susan DIGeronimo.
H
LYH TROPHY TEAM — The bowlers in Lynchburg have come up with
all sorts of winners lately. For the story see the Lynchburg Press Notes
on Page four. Shown here are, from left, B. Smith, L. Tryee, E.
Murphy, B. Wolfe, L. Fuda, K. May and G. Clay, Seated Is J. Woodruff.
AROUND THE SYSTEM . . .
(Continued from Page Two)
D. M. C.'iin—Agent, RIC
G. D. Douglas—Agent, DCA
F. L. Ebert—Tab. Machine Operator,
INT
W. Forsytli—Sales Rep., DCA
E. C. Hall—Agent, ROA
G. A. Mamner—Agent. ATL
J. B. Kale—Agent, GSP
J. R. McKinney—Agent, ATL
V. Ij. Moore—Jr. Accounting Clerk,
INT-A
J. C. Morelock—Jr. Mechanic, ATL
L. Ogletref^Cleaner, ATL
V. R. Olson—Jr. Mechanic, DCA
B. F. Pulzone—Agent, DCA
C. J. Ramsey-Agent, TRI
.S. .4. Russell—Agent, DCA
D. E. Shoaf—Jr. Stock Clerk, INT
G. E. Showalter—Agent, ROA
Around 'n About
Trans World Airlines is offer
ing interliners to new “Twair-
Ticket”. This reduced rate ticket
enables interliners to make
reservations in advance during
the applicable period.
Positive Space travel can be
booked during following period:
Eastbound from the U.S.A.;
August 1-April 15
Westbound from Europe:
October 15-July 31
Space Available travel only
during following period:
Eastbound from the U.S.A.:
April 16-July 31
Westbound from Europe:
August 1-October 14
Transatlantic travel on a posi
tive basis at 50% reduced rate
is permitted year ’round with no
restrictions.
For further information con
tact Sheri Folger, INT Sales
Department.
* * *
Friday, June 30th was a re
cord day for Piedmont. There
were 6,985 passengers boarded.
June was a record month with
173,062 passengers flying the
routes of the Pacemakers.
* * *
The^ Bureau of Operating
Rights has indicated that it will
support the extension of Pied
mont’s routes to Nashville and
Memphis in its brief to the Civil
Aeronautics Board examiner.
The Bureau is a CAB depart
ment representing the public.
The Bureau’s opinion is not nec-
qessarily that of the Board itself.
* * *
The Board of Directors of the
Piedmont Aviation Credit Union
have revised the co-signed loan
proceedures as follows: Members
with less than three years ser
vice can borrow up to $800 for
24 months. Members with three
to five years service can borrow
up to $1,500 for 24 months. Mem
bers with five to ten years ser
vice can borrow up to $2,500 for
36 months. The Board also an
nounced that stock loans are
now available. For further in
formation contact the Credit
Union office at INT.
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For stewardesses who don’t
know about it, you have a saint.
On March 2, 1962, Pope John
XXIII named St, Bona of Pisa
Patroness of. Airline Hostesses
and Stewardesses. You may ob
tain this medallion through St,
Monica’s Church, 715 California
Avenue, Santa Monica, Calif.
,T. O. Simmons—Cleaner, INT
O. M. Smith—Utility Serviceman, ORF
L. A. Snider—Agent, ROA
A, B. Spronse—Agent, CHO
TK.VNSFERS
R. C. Britt—SOP to CRE
E. G. Cook(^SOP to INT-SC
Carolyn FuIk—INT-A to INT-SC
M. T. Gadker—SOP to CVG
D. L. Kirk^ROA to INT, F/O Trainee
W. D. Rhodes—INT to ROA
O. H. Rush—DCA to INT, F/O Trainee
H. F. Dobbins—ILM to INT
D. P. Folmar—DCA to INT
R. F. Schulte—ORF to INT
R. R. Walker—ATL to INT
Hugh A. Hargrove—ROA to ILM
J. E. Mallorv—ATL to INT
W. R. Rowell—DCA to ORF
,T. M. Spencer—INT to II.M
R, T. Stancil—INT to ATL
R. W. Vogler—ILM to INT. F/O
Trainee
R. V. Adams—INT to ATL
D. L. Caudle—ORF to ILM
W. D. Carico—transfer to F/O Trainee,
INT
V. P. O’Brien—DCA to ILM
J. F. Johnson—transfer to F/O Trainee,
INT
R. M. Shumate—CRW to ROA-C
L. C. Baldivin—ILM to INT
D. B. Craig—ILM to DCA
,T. Davidowski—ATL to ILM
M, H. Marsinko—ROA to DCA
R. H. Moble.v—INT to ATL
V. P. O’Brien—ILM to DCA
G. A. Rush—INT to DCA
F. C. Briggs—ROA to TYS
J. D. Brown—DCA to TYS
G. E. Hendrix—INT to ATL
F. R. Hoffman-ORF to TYS
J. E, Hoover—INT to ATL
A. R. Magill—INT to TYS
D. E. Carpenter—TYS to DCA
A. H. Broocks—ROA to TRI
PROMOTIONS
D. L. Martin—to Sr. Mechanic, INT-M
N. C, Noah—to Sr. Spec., INT-FB
B. L. Padgett—to Act. Ld. Mech., ILM
F. Zappia—to Credit Union Office Mgr.,
INT
C. R. Elliott—to Sr. Spec., INT-M
J. O. Fritts—to Sr. Stock Clerk. INT
M. P. Holt—to Sr. Mech., INT-M
P. D. Anderson—to Lead Agent, TYS
R H, Lawton—to Mech. Spec., INT-M
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GETTING PINNED — Vice President C. Gordon Brown, Jr.. received
his 20 year service pin from President Davis at the luncneon neld
early In June In Winston-Salem.
FROM HTS TO NYC — One of the first Piedmont tickets from Hot
Springs to New York was sold by Shaun Perry, at left, to Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Ingalls. Mr. Ingalls is Chairman of the Board of Virginia Hot
Springs, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Lennon are shown In the back
ground. He Is President of Virginia Hot Springs, Inc., owners and
operators of The Homestead.
ILM, INT BOWLERS MEET — In Wilmington for a bowling contest not
too long ago were, standing from left, Ed Ludwick, Bill Robertson, Bill
Marler, Jake Rowe, Bob Kiser, Ed Benton and Charlie Leonard. The
bottom row, from left. Is made up by Jim Stout, I. B. Strickland and
Pete Jones.
W. B. Marler^to Mech. Spec., INT
W, B, Noal—to Mech. Spec.. INT
Cletus Shelton—to Mech., INT
W. S. Spach—to Sr. Spec., INT
R. L. Sutton—to Sr. Mech., INT
R. H. Turner—to Sr. Mech., INT
J. M, Walker, Jr.—to Sr. Radio Tech.,
INT
B. H. Windley—to Sr. Spec., INT
J. M. Richardson—to Lead Agent, RDU
R. D. Dean—to Res. Captain, ORF
G. W. Manuel—to Sr. Mech., ROA
S. A. Shore—to Sr. Spec., INT
M. W. Sis—to Sr. Mech., INT
D. L. Ha.stings—to Asst. Supv., Stock
room, INT
L. V. Brown—to Jr. Spec., INT
B. H. Hartman—to Jr. Mech.. INT
P. G. Wooten—to Jr. Spec., INT
R, L. Westbrook—to Maint. Tooling &
Equipment Coordinator, INT
L. M. Overhay—to Disiiatcher, INT-D
R. P.. Pleasants—to Sr. Mech., DCA
R. D. Sasser—to Acting Lead Mech.
and transferred ORF to ILM
G. F. Sharp—to Res. Captain, TYS .
T. W. Roberts—to Acting Lead Tech.,
INT
R. M. Foster—to Lead Radio Tech.,
INT
V. E. Koontz—to Sr. Radio Tech., INT
B. L. Hanes—to Sr. Spec., INT
J. E. Hurt, Jr.—to Utility Serviceman,
ROA
C. R. Jones—to Mech. Spec., INT
T. B. Robinson—to Sr. S])ec., INT
C. B. A. Brown, Jr.—to Res. Captain,
ILM
G. R. Johnson—INT to ATL Res.
Captain