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Kodakery; Vol. 25, No. 46; Nov. 16, 1967 '68 Travel Program Announced, Vol.25 No.46 Sign-Up Begins Dec. 2nd Hawaii ... Bermuda ... the Orient ... Europe ... California @ 1967 by Eastmen Kodak Company November 16, 1967 ... British Isles ... the Caribbean ... Miami Beach. These are the destinations of Kodakers under the 1968 Kodak group Travel Program. If all the trips are fully signed up, 900 Kodakers will take part. There will be four trips to Hawaii. There's something new next year-economy trips in March and November, including only air transportation and rooms at the Waikiki Grand Hotel. There are two deluxe trips in April and October, the latter featuring a San Francisco stopover en route and an optional return to California by the Matson cruise ship SS Lurline. Both the European and British Isles trips offer complete land DATES TOUR NUMBER COST tours or flight-only options. Both the European, a summer trip, and British Isles, a fall trip, are by KLM Mar. 16-31 Hawaii (H-1} 60 $534 DC-8 jets. Kodakers will be transported by bus to Niagara Falls for both trips. 15 nights (Economy) The European flight-only passengers may disembark and catch the return flight at either London or Amsterdam. The British Isles flight-only people may dis­ embark in either London or Amsterdam and catch the return flight from Am­ Apr. 13-28 Hawaii (H-2) 60 $747 sterdam or Shannon, Ireland. The Hawaiian flights go from Rochester to San 15 nights (Deluxe) Francisco by American Airlines and to Hawaii from there by Pan American. The Orient trip will fly American Airlines to the West Coast and Japan Air (B-1} Lines to Tokyo. May 11-18 Bermuda 60 $332 In a few days, you will be receiving a brochure at home by mail, giving 7 nights details of all the trips, deposits required, eligibility, etc. Sign-up day is Dec. 2 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Kodak Recreation Center KP Bldg. 28. Applications will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. ' May 25-June 16 Orient (0-1} 80 $1.369 22 nights For More Information See Inside Europe (E-ll 64 $1.097 July 19-Aug. 11 (Grand Tour) 23 nights Europe (FO-Il 80 $275 (Flight only) Trio Readies First Salon Entries July 27-Aug. 10 California (Cal.-1) 70 $595 14 nights Entering the Kodak International Salon of Photography for the first time will be Sharon Telego, left, of the Kodak Research Labs; Don Chamberlin of KO Photo Info Serv.. and Jill Jacoby of the Info Serv. Dept., KP. They British Isles (BI-1) 64 $953 will be competing for prizes reserved just for beginners as well as for Sept. 13-0cL 7 (Grand Tour) other major awards. Sharon and Don will enter pictorial prints, while 24 nights British Isles (F0-2) 80 $219 Jill is submitting pictorial and nature transparencies to this salon which (Flight only) will be hosted by Kodak Australasia early in 1968. To make it a real com­ petition, they urge all picturetaking Kodakers--men and girls--to submit photos. Entry blanks are available at the Kodak and KAD Camera Clubs, Oct. 5-20 Hawaii (H-3) 60 $722 recreation offices in Rochester, and EK regions, stores and labs. Deadline 15 nights San Francisco Stopover (Deluxe) for entries to reach the Kodak Camera Club in Rochester is Tuesday, Jan. 2. Oct. 5-26 Lurline Option $907 Nov. 2-17 Hawaii (H-4) 60 $534 15 nights (Economy) Nov. 10-24 Caribbean (C-1) 50 $700 14 nights Nov. 17-Dec. Caribbean (C-2) 50 $700 14 nights Dec. 7-15 Miami Beach (MB-1) 90 $283 8 nights Park Idea Men Get Additional Awards Two high additional awards were paid to KP sug­ gesters during the lOth period. Orlo Balch and Robert Putzig, pictured at left, of Opening of the new Kodak Marketing Education Center the Field Div. shared $1.890 (orig. $100) for design­ at Atlanta, Ga., brought together Company executives ing an adjustable door buck frame which will be used extensively in a new area. from various parts of the country. Chatting near the· en­ Simeon Monagan, above, Film Emulsion Coating, trance are, from left, Donald E. Hyndman, EK assistant was paid $1.200 (orig. $430) for recommending a better material for splicing rolls of raw photo­ vice-president and general manager of MPEM; Henry L. graphic product. Ford of Kingsport, Tenn., president of Eastman Chemical Balch has been in the Field Div. since 1940, Putzig since 1954. Monagan started in Film Emulsion Coat­ Products, Inc., and M. Wren Gabel, EK executive vice­ ing in 1954. president. See other pictures and story on last page. Vita Vac Plans Christmas Party KO Holiday Party The annual Vita Vac Christmas party is KORC's ninth annual Holiday scheduled for 7 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 9, at Dinner-Dance will be held Island Valley. Wednesday, Dec. 6, at the Party Tickets are $2.50 per person and may be House. Each KORC member purchased from Vita Vac councilors starting may bring a guest. today through Friday, Dec. 1, at 2 p.m. The Festive plans include hors d'oeuvres, dinner will feature roast prime rib and danc­ a complete buffet dinner and ing will be to Frank Ward's music. dancing to the music of Dr. John Hecker, president and general Len Hawley's orchestra. The affair manager, DPI, will be the speaker and Doug will start at 6:30 p_m. Martin, master of ceremonies. Tickets are $3.50 per person Al Wagner is the chairman for the event, and may be purchased at KORC Betty Schantz is in charge of publicity and offices. Reservations deadline is Sue Aceto is ticket chairman. Friday. Dec. 1. Cochairmen for the event are Sue Aceto, left. and Betty Schantz look over Bob Moore, Accounting. and publicity materials for the Vita Vac Christ­ Bob Fugler, Office Mgmt. mas party. KORC Doll Contest CANDIDS KODAK - KAPSULES To Benefit Children 1 Among Kodakers who sup­ KODAK PARK . A cof­ KORC members and the wives of ported the Lend-A-Hand fund dur­ fee hour and gift presentation members are eligible for prizes in the ing Old Newsboy's Day were these marked the 25th service anni­ seventh annual Doll Dressing Con­ Eastern Region members. From versary of Chuck Mearriam, test. The dolls are available now at left are Betty Gossin, Order Proc.; Industrial Laboratory, who was KORC offices and must be returned Pat Lynch, Warehouse; Ruth the guest of his associates. Dr. by Friday, Dec. 1. The dressed dolls Mitchell, Order Proc., and Jim Donald Anderson. director of will be donated to the children in Manion, Cust. Serv. the Lab, made the gift presen­ Newark State School. tation... Staying at the home There will be three cash awards in of Ed Bo, Ridge Construction, each of two classes-hand-sewn cloth­ 2 This cake was not for eating and his family is Karen Koegler ing and knitted or crocheted cloth­ but it was properly appreciated by of Buffalo. Karen, who won the ing. Winners will be exhibited at KO Ted Montuori, manager, BSM title of "Miss Buffalo" in the until Dec. 12. Entries are limited to Processing Serv. Associates pre­ recent Miss New York State one doll per person. sented the festive non-pastry to pageant, plans to be a teacher Ted on his birthday. Made from and is temporarily assigned to rolls of microfiche, it symbolized duties at West High School. ... his contributions to the design and A dinner party was given by development of microfiche pro­ his associates in the Film Serv­ duction techniques. ices Div. for Willard VanAllen, who plans to retire at the end of the year and take up resi- 3 A bit of Kodak Instamatic dence in East Boothbay, Me. K PAA Offers Tickets camera wizardry amused SP/4 Jacque VanGieson presided as Thomas Bates a recent master of ceremonies and gift For Ice Capades R&R leave in B Thailand. nr.p~•,nf· ,tions were made by ~--'I~ooCI-l~Ta;;t--ls>eeJ!'l-l~=vt~tan~rin~-~~~~¥~t~os. John_Enrin_ .><><-<U'------., Reduced-price tickets for the Ice January and expects an. Capades, coming to the War Memor­ home in February 1968. His ial Dec. 6 through Dec. 10, are being mother, Ruth, is in KP Kodacolor made available to Kodak Park people and his fiancee, Mary Jane Boyd, KODAK APPARATUS DIY. by the KPAA. is in BSM Advertising, KO. Gus Hochrein. Mfg. Eng., A saving of $1 per ticket is being and his wife vacationed in offered for the evening performances Europe for three weeks visiting of Dec. 6 and Dec. 7 and the 6 p.m. 4 Getting acquainted are Dr. Yugoslavia, Turkey and Greece, performance on Dec. 10. Those 16 Meredith Hoskins, KO Medical, where they took a seven-day years of age or under may obtain the and a four-month-old dachshund, boat cruise among the islands. tickets at half the regular price. whom he named Gretchen II. The Isle of Rhodes was most Discount ticket order envelopes Gretchen was a retirement gift impressive, but they found the may be obtained at the KPAA office, from the nurses in the Dispensary whole trip delightful. ... When Bldg. 28. and Eye Service of Medical. librarian Dorothy Aydlett cele­ brated her 25th EK anniver­ sary, she was honored by 40 of 5 For you who were waiting in her associates at a luncheon. the pumpkin patch this Hallo­ ... Alice Schmitt, Draft.& Eng. ween, the Great Pumpkin ap­ Release, enjoyed a cruise peared at Kodak Office.
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