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TALLY UP TIME is relived as the Piedmont golf tournament winners look over scores of their winning
games. Left to right are the lucky (and expert) golfers: Robert Rothrock, Cliff Johnson, Thelma T. Davis and
Jim Pfaff, all of whom won nice prizes.
PI PIX
ONE FOR YOU and one for me, say Yvonne Riggs and Buddy
Kitchen winners of the Bike Treasure Hunts. Yvonne Is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. M. Riggs, INT Engine Shop; Buddy is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. R. H. Kitchen, INT Dispatch.
TOP GOLFERS
TALLY UP
Youngsters Pose
Wifb Prize Bikes
Airports, Past
And Future
THE OLD airport at Winston-Salem as it looked twenty years ago is
really a contrast to the modern terminal there today. But the photo is a
fitting reminder of how far aviation has come in the entire Piedmont
area through the dedicated efforts df President T. H. Davis and all
who are celebrating this 20th Anniversary of Piedmont Aviation.
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Display Uses
Travel Theme
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AND THE NEW airport at Washington, christened Dulles Inter-
sc1irmJ^anjf'L'tr?he^cTmpli^^^^^ conTuctio^of RECENT DISPLAY at Lexington featured Piedmont with a travel theme w^h appropriate travel
Se runways has already begun and operations should begin in early^. clothes, and of course, a ticket for a Piedmont flight tucked into a new summer handbag. The display was
.|p^1 ■ arranged by Virginia Black of the Lexington station.