PAt/iNT HOST TO TEACHERS For the sixth year PAI has participated in the Winston-Salem Chamber ofCommerce Business Education week, held September 27, 28 and 29, 1955. We were favored with approximately 125 teachers from the INT city schools and Forsyth County schools. Mr. T. H. Davis spoke to these teachers and welcomed them to Piedmont Airlines. They were taken on a thirty minute flying tour over the City by Captains Nicholson and McNames,First Officers K.O.Wilson and Glen Hendrix. Theywere also shown around Piedmont's facilities. Before leaving, the teachers were enter tained in the Sky Club. UNITED FUND CAMPAIGN The annual Winston-Salem and Forsyth County United Fund Campaign for 1 956 began on October 19, 1955. This year's appeal is headed by John Redher, INT-M and assited by Co-chairmen Walt Rollick, INT-C and C.W.Gouch, INT-FB Store. The quota for this drive is $3204.78. We urge everyone to give thisdrive their most serious thought and to GIVE UNTIL IT HELPS when they are contacted by their Group Leader. Please do everything you can to help us over the top so that we can be 100% in participation as well as meeting and exceeding the quota which has been set. There is I ittle need to describe this once-o- year campaign,which combines the forty- odd services so vital to the welfare and progress of our Community. Let's all get be hind this project and get it over the top. ATA WEATHER MEETING HELD NEAR ASHEVILLE The last week of September marked the annual Air Transport Association Meteor- logical Meeting,which was held at Bent Creek Ranch near AVL this year. Attending the meeting to represent PAI were; H.K.Sounder, Vice-President of Operations; F.J.Mott, Chief Dispatchei; F.J. Leone, Dispatcher; and J .W. Lewis, Supervisor of Ground Operations. -10- PIEDMONT AIRLINES PROPOSES EXTENSION OF ROUTE SYSTEM TO NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE As a result of an ever increasing demand for direct service from Nashville, Tenn. to Carol ino, Virginia, and east Tennessee cities. Piedmont Airlines, today, filed an Application with the Civil Aeronautics Board requesting authority to extend its routes from the present western terminal at Knoxville to Nashville. No direct ai r service into Nashville is being provided at the present time for many cities present ly served by Piedmont. However,connections with other carriers are available at Knox ville. Through the extension of Piedmont's route system in this way, new direct service will be possible between Norfolk, Richmond, Lynchburg, Roanoke, Bristol, Johnson City, Kingsport, Winston-Salem,Greens- boro, Raleigh-Durham,Charlotte,Wilming ton, and Bluefield and Nashville, the capital of Tennessee. It is expected that the CAB will assign Piedmont's Application for hearing with - in the next few months. However, a final decision on the Application cannot b e anticipated until about the middle of 1956. In commenting on the new Application , T. H. Davis,President of Piedmont, said, "We are happy to be able to propose a new service which many of the citizens in communities on our routes have request ed for several years. The historically poor surface transportation available across the Appalachian Mountains has created a barrier throughout the ages. As a result of this new service Piedmont will have an opportunity to bridge another gap between two important areas. " If Piedmont is successful in getting this extension, it will then be serving the capital city of six of the seven states in which it operates. /////////////// FOR SALE: Hotpoint Stove,should be in Smithsonian, real collectors item, every thing works perfectly, a steal at $30.00. Contact W. C. KYLE - INT. /////////////// CHRISTMAS PARTY - Yes,the middle of December in new Hangar. Definite date to be announced later. Make plans now. ***** PIEDMONITOR Published and Printed by PIEDMONT AVIATION, INC. Smith Reynolds Airport Winston-Salem North Carol ina EDITORS W.D. Rollick R.H. Kitchen Frances Hand CORRESPONDENTS E. E. Jones B L F Ruth E. Mi Her • CHW J. C. Newell C L T Mary Aglamesis CVG William J. O'Bryan, Jr. ■CHO Elizabeth A. Bladen • • CMH Everett T. Wilson DAN Dot Davis FAY Joe Barber ) Jim Foust ) GSO Gerald Cannon . HKY Robert Best . . KSN Jim Bradley LEX Carl E. Simpson LOZ Clara Ann Wiley ) Dee Akard ) SDF C. A. Vaughan LYH J. W. Dean ( MYR ( SOP Marvin C. Mills ■ - EWN Bob Hill PHF R. T. Powell ORF Pete Martin PKB Carolyn Repass RDU Charles B. Morris R 1 C Bob Reed , ROA Roy Mumpower T R 1 Katherine Fishel DC A Hugh Kelley IMN Russell G. Godfrey) Joan Joy ) John Rehder ) 1 N T Bill Davis )

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