COLUMBUS—
NANCY
By BUSHMILLER
Vacations Varied;
personnel “Tour The Hemisphere"
Lee and Fran took their vacations the last
of June and decided to take the grand
tour of Texas first.. . .and a grand tour it
was. Since Lee is from DAL, she had to
show Fran how much bigger and better
everything is in Texas. Fran's soldi From
DAL they headed for MEX for a few days,
went everywhere possible and did every
thing imaginable in s u c h a short time.
The highi ight of the trip was the bul Ifights.
After the first three or four fights, Lee
started feeling a bit pecul iar-so they made
a hasty exit. They were going to Acapul co,
but Lee decided they should go back and see
more of Texas, so they spent a couple of
days each in BRO, CPR, HOL, FTWand
DAL. The same tour is planned for next
year.
Joanne went toHNL and then back through
ABQ, STL and CHI. She had a wonderful
trip to the Island on NWA, but says her
fun wasn't spoiled a bit just because luggage
was lost for two days. As far as she is con
cerned they can't say too many nice things
about HNL. The highlight of her trip was
enjoying the singing of Alfred Apaka, the
rage of the Islands, at Waikiki Beach's
newest hotel. The Hawaiian Village.
Paul took his family for a drive up into
Canada. Upon returning, he decided his
old car had seen its better days, so he
traded for a new Studebaker sports car.
Ed spent his vacation at home in Pa...just
during the horse racing season... .wonder
why? |f you want agood tip in the fourth
race just cal I on Ed.
Nancy and her husband have returned from
MSY and the WestCoast. She says the only
trouble with her vacation was that they
spent too much money too quickly.
Congratulations to Norma for representing
Ohio in the Southern Baptist Speakers
Tournament at Ridgecrest, N .C-Ridgecrest
is near AVL in the beautiful Smokies. Norma
visited with friends in TYS and toured the
Smokies, then flew to MOB via Capitol Vis
count. She is now a Viscount fan and is
looking forward to our F-27s.
DIDJA KNOW?
Lady Godiva swam the English Channel.
PICK OUT
ANY GIFT
YOU WANT,
, NANCY
SOUTHERN PINES—
This yeor SOP h as a head start with incom
ing and outgoing traffic. At least the excess
oaggage shows it.
Also, to moke it more active, theyhavR
sent in another flight - which keeps two
agents busy. This being only when 52 and
5 are close by at the same time,along with
one who can't tell we're busy and wants to
find out for a friend about connections to
Kalamazoo, and trying to check in last
minute passengers - it'll keep you on the
bal 1 - or behind it.
The office and lounge have been "panel-
ized" with Pine. Theplaster chips used to
amuse us - our trying to dodge them when
fal I ing.
Both Manager Casey and Dean are bock
this year since a hitch at the beach. That
hitch was quite a shot in the arm. It cost
Dean o diamond ring - that's all so far.
Mr. Turby wandered off from |NT and
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SMART GIRLJ
U.S.
SAVINGS
BOND
A BOND FOR CHRISTMAS
came across SOP . It was nice having
someone in the Company drop in. Also,
Guin from CHO, took off from here after
a hunting trip.
Anyone desiring a MAP which shows SOP
location can have same upon request.
TRI-CITIES—
A Chilly Hel lo from everyone at TRI.
Winter is officially here, with snow fall
ing over most of the system and the dis -
patchers, agents and everyone pulling
^heir hair out trying to figure out what to
do with the passengers off cancelled and
over flown f 1 ights.
This incident happened back during the
summer montii:.. Flight 1 2 was getting
ready to depart froir. Gate 1 . Agent got
OK to remove chocks and as he attempted
to remove the right one, he came head on
with an eighteen inch snake^Drand unknown)
coiled on top of the chock and it refused
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