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Fund Drive Beats 1966 Total NAVAL SUPPLY CENTER Health Plans Many health plans will change their rates or bene­ fits or both next Jan. I. A new booklet on blue paper­ "Information About P I a n Changes Effective January OAK LEAF 1968"-will be distributed to bring everyone's health' plan OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA brochure of last January up to date·. No open season is "THE PACIFIC FLEET'S SUPERMARKET" 23 October 1967 scheduled for this year. Fund Drive Beats 1966 Total Final Report Still Not In The Oakland Naval Supply ·Center's 1967 Combin.ed Fed­ WHAT'S O'CLOCK? eral Campaign has exceeded STANDARD TIME last year's collections by about $4,300 and there is still more Standard Time will official ly ar­ to come. rive again at 2 a.m. next Sun­ The table at the bottom of day, the last Sunday of October. this page shows a total o-f So we'd better turn our time­ $44,850.72 contributed in cash pieces o ne hour BACK on Satur­ and pledges as of one week day night or Su nday morning. ago. This is $4,294.21 more So says Bartley McFleas, the than the $40,556.51 taken in Sage of San Simian. McFleas, during the 1966 drive. who became a leading light of (The total to date is also ap­ Squeezing Utilities Dollars MERRY MEN the San Simian Little Theatre proximately $9,600 more than Above, Admiral Metzger gives with his unforgettable perform­ the $35,254.55 donated in 1965). a certificate of appreciation to ance in the lead role of "Good­ According t o Lieutenant $7.26 Saving ShoYls the University of California bye, Mr. Ch imps," heads a ban­ CommanderR.E.Dodds,Fund Straw Hat Band, which donated ana oil dril lin g firm and is wide­ Raising Organization chair­ its time and boundless enthus­ ly acclaimed for his knowledge What Must Be Done man, the final 1967 report is iasm to tour NSC Oakland and of Standard Time. This observa­ due today. Next week's Oak By flicking off some switches, Centerites not long ago b oos t th e Com b.me d Fe d era 1 tion of his is quoted in many an­ Leaf will carry the figures. sliced $7.26 from the ·electrical bill. This was when an hour- C ampa1gn. Ban di ea d er GI enn thologies: "Standard Time and Meanwhile, it will be noted long outage on one 00:kland. .line forced NSCO. to use. an p e t erson rais. es h .1s. t op Iess s t raw tide yield nothing to Daylight alternate power source with smaller capacity. A pubhc ap- k. t t. th C that six of t4e activities listed s 1mmer in sa 1u e o e en- Saving Time and tide in waiting below had achieved 100 per peal was made for everyone to consume less electricity to t er, s generous con t n. b u t ors. for no man." cent in the number of person­ avoid an overload. The appeal succeeded: consumption im- nel donating. mediately dropped. Payments M ust Drivers Push They are the Medic-al, Indus­ The suI? of $7.26 from one hour's c9nservation m_9:y n.9t -se- Ke·pt Up on-- trial Relations, and Fuel De­ sound like much. But it would more than pay the average Their luck at partments, the Defense Surplus hourly wage (~3.22) of two employees h ere. O v er an eight- CU Car Loans Sales Office, the Area Buying hour shift such conservation could save about $58 :- money . that could b e spent for other good purposes. Wha: happ~ns if you get b~- RR Crossings Command, and the combina­ hmd m paymg off a Credit tion of the Naval Biological Centerites can take an example from the day of the Union car loan? If you're driving a car or a Laboratory and Navy Medical outage. No one asks them. to do without the light, power, water, Payments are due every 30 truck toward one of NSCO's rail­ Research Unit No. 1 and heat th'-' y need to work comfortably and efficiently. On days. If you miss two of them, road crossings, who has the right the other hoo ,d; it is plain that some economies are possible. CU starts action to repossess of way - you or an oncoming The Fleet Material Support They must b 1 made, because utilities money is certain to be )'.our car. The job ~s given ~o a train? · Office, with 90.3 per cent of · t - . licensed recovery firm. In fmd- You're right if you picked the participation, had the largest tigh in the f dure. ing your car and taking it away,. train. If the engine is pushing average donation: $31.~9. In fiscal year 1967, electricity cost N.SCO $423,560. Steam the firm incurs expenses - ini from the rear, as often happens, The generosity of Centerites heat cost $87 732. Water cost $28,303. With bills this big, even one recent case, $75. These ex-. the engineer may depend on who donated will be appreci­ a small savi1 g is well worth trying for. A one per cent reduc- p_enses will be added to the prin-. other trainmen for the signal tion of the electrical bill, for example, would have made $4,236 cipal of your car loan. to apply his air brakes, and they ated far more deeply than they · h To get your car back, you are slower-acting than yours. realize. The need for the serv­ available for ..Jt er needs. mus t b rmg· th e payment s on Hence, the responsibility to stop ices of the agencies in the The Pub IC Works Department gives these common ·e.r / your loan (or.loans) completely promptly is yours, not his. Combined Federal Campaign amples of W< ste to watch out for: •/ ( ~p to date within 30 days of t.he Yet local trainmen say that • Lighi · left burning for long periods when no one; i~l in repossession ho±ice. · their cautionary red or yellow is increasing; the cost of such the area or " hen sunlight would suffice. .If, after one repossession, you ·Vi:!Sts and their attempts to stop services is rising. Increased • Machnes drawing power when they are not in service. m~ss banother payment, your car motor traffic are ignored by contributions insure that the .. w1 11 e taken away for good. In m any drivers. The result is that agencies can expand their ac­ • W ate used without need. this case, or when you fail to re- near-collisions between motor tivities in this great service to • Stean h eat canceled out on a cold day by drafts from deem a repossessed car within v ehicles and trains are on the humanity. open window ;. the 30-day limit, the Credit rise. Union must put the car up for Article XV of NSCO's Rail­ sale to the highest bidder. road Safety and Operation Rules, Eight cars have been· repos­ in effect since 1954, puts the As of C';ctober 16 ses.~ed in the past month. The matter plainly: "Railroad traffic Nur her Percentage Am ount J:.~verage pro'o;tem is S,,!rious enough for shall have the right-of-way over Activity Ab •ard Donating Donated Donation the Credit Union to want every­ pedestrians and vehicles with one fully aware of the effects of the exception of fire apparatus, Industrial Relations ..... .' ................................. 1>5 100.0 $ 1,158.00 $21.05 missed payments. ambulance, and other emer­ Defense Surplus Sales 25 100.0 522.30 20.89 gency vehicles." Area Buying Command 6 100.0 101.00 16.83 Need Blood Donors Free· Flu Shots Fuel ~4 100.0 423.00 12.44 (Type O Negative} Bio Lab/Research Unit No. 1 a2 100.0 171.00 5.34 For 7-Year-Old Boy Medical l9 100.0 78.00 4.11 Available· Now Do you have Type O Negative Employees should report as Administrative 308 97.7 3,762.17 12.50 blood? A seven-year-old boy in Navy Ship's Store Office 34 94.1 185.00 scheduled ·for their flu shots to­ I 5.78 Oak Knoll Hospital needs direct day through Thursday. The Ci­ Transportation Mgmt. School 47 93.6 418.00 9.50 transfusions of that type three vilian Employees' Association Fleet Material Support 31 90.3 881.58 31.49 times a day. He has leukemia. paid for the vaccine, which will Navy Regional Finance Center ........ :.. ........ : 112 89.3 965.17 9.65 His father, a Navy warrant of­ be administered in the Dispen­ ficer, offers transportation to sary. Those reporting are to use Planning &: Comptroller ................ 304 88.5 4,537.90 16.87 and from the hospital for do­ the north entrance (opposite the Data Processing 211 88.4 2,468.82 11.59 nors. (Civilians who give during Bldg. 320 cafeteria) and must Inventory Control 524 85.7 4,846.47 10.79 work hours must do it on annual bring a completed Flu Vaccine Nuclear Weapons 46 80.4 773.10 20.89 leave.) Authorization Form, obtainable Purchase 170 80.0 1,888.20 13.88 Those who wish to donate may from supervisors. Persons who call Allen Ng on extension 5687, Public Works 659 78.3 7,053.78 are scheduled for the shot but 13.67 giving their names and home miss it may get it during the Material 1,684 70.7 14,387.23 12.09 phone numb"ers~ including area make-up period: Tuesday and Employee 230.00 codes.
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