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HAMIL TON FAMIL Y . PICNIC on AUGUST 14 PLEASE NOTIFY YOUR CLERK OF ANY CHANGE IN YOUR NAME OR AD­ DRESS FOR INSURANCE. RETIREMENT. COMPANY MAILING AND PER- June 29, 1948 Published by and for the Employees of the Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, Penna. Vol. 6 No. 6 * Copyright, 1948, Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, Penna. * ==================================================================================================================================:: HAMIL TON FAMIL y .PICNIC ON AUGUST 14 J, W. FARMER ELECTED HAVE FUN ON YOUR VACATION BUT To Be Held At Rocky; Free Rides, Swimming, PRESIDENT OF HMA WATCH DRIVING, SUNBURN AND POISON Games, Amateur Show and Dance on Schedule James W. Farmer, Product An­ The 1948 Hamilton Watch Company vacation starts on the eve­ of Events. Rain Date August 28 alyst of the Product Performance ning of July 23 to the morning of August 2. Department, by an extra member­ Everyone is looking forward to vacation time .... and there is Mark SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, scramble, softball throw, three ship mail vote was elected presi­ certainly plenty of reason to do so. 1948 in your date book! legged race, 25 yard dash; (Girls Just grab ole man trouble by the clavicle and bounce him out dent of the Hamilton Management That's the day of the HRA spon­ 13 to 16 yrs.) : three legged race, 50 Association for the 1948-49 season of action. It's good for us physically .... and it's good for us men­ yard dash, balloon blowing, and tally. Clearing our minds of daily problems (sometimes they're pretty sored Hamilton Watch Company on May 25. Annual Family Picnic at Rocky milk drinking contests; (Boys 13 petty ones, too) help us attain that sense of relaxation that is all to 16 yrs.): shoe scramble, softball At the first of the regular mem­ important if we are to get the most out of our vacation. Springs. bership mail vote election on May throw, 50 yard dash and three So whether we're taking an au- In case of rain on the 14th the leged race. 10, he was tied with Fred Hauer, tomobile trip, or going fishing ... picnic will be held at the same Jr., (Production Scheduling Supv.) There will be a guessing con­ or whether we're going to a resort park on August 28. test open to everybody, and a Farmer, who has been employed or staying home .... let's make The Park officials will turn quoit tourney open for mixed dou­ at Hamilton for 13 years, never sure our vacation motto is, "HAVE Rocky over to Hamilton from 10:30 bles, male doubles or female dou­ FUN." It's the secret of a happy A. M. until 5:30 P . M. bles, depending upon what you vacation time. Again, as in 1947 when one of employees desire. But in order to "Have Fun," let's the most successful Hamilton Additional bus service will be keel) a few things in mind: Family Picnics ever held was available for the day. All buses (1). If you're driving, take it staged, $1.00 covers the cost, en­ will leave from Duke & East King easy, pal. titling you, your family and your streets with a possible ten min­ (2). Watch that sunburn. Get it relatives to a day of fun with free utes service available. Final de­ gradually. Usually a guy who rides as often as you like on all tails in this matter will be ar­ wants to be as brown as a berry, of the amusements and also the ranged later with the definite winds up as red as a tomato. use of the swimming pool from schedule of buses being announced (3). If you're headed for the 10:30 A. M. until 5:30 P. M. in July TIMELY TOPICS along mountains or the country, watch It's the biggest "bucks worth" with the commttees to be selected the poison. Let's have a good time you ever received. for running off the various events without scratching. Identification tags will be issued during the day. But in any event, "HAVE FUN." to you and to each of your guests. So don't forget the date. It is Watch your bulletin boards and SATURDAY, AUGUST 14th at WILLIAM W. GROFF RETIRES the July issue of TIMELY TOPICS ROCKY SPRINGS PARK. for further news pertaining to tag BE THERE and ENJOY the AFTER 43 YEARS AT HAMILTON distribution. FUN! J. W. Farmer Listed among the free rides Forty-three one dollar bills representing 43 years at Ham­ that you and your guests will en­ held any previous office in the ilton plus a wallet with $3.00 in it were the gifts presented to joy as often as you desire during Dr. D. G. Humm Visits H.M.A. William W. "Shorty" Groff by the Service Department upon his the day are: the wildcat, the mer­ "Jim" became the sixth presi­ retirement on May 28th. ry-go-round, the whip, the moon Hamilton May 21-22 dent of the H.M.A. in the five year Shorty was job boss of the Case Cleaning section in Service. rocket (a new amusement at history of the organization. He He worked in the Service Department for 41 years after spend­ Rocky). airplanes, bumping cars, Dr. Doncaster G. Humm, noted succeeded Harry Lawrence (Trea­ ing his first two years in fun house and the miniature rail­ psychologist from California and surer). Previous presidents to Finishing. road. co-author of the "Humm-Wads­ Farmer and Lawrence were: A. B. When Bill started work Concerning the use of the swim­ worth Temperament Scale," vis­ Sinkler (Dir. of Quality), 1943-44; at Hamliton back on De­ ming pool, the only request the ited Hamilton on his Eastern Harry Hovis · (Works Lab.), 1944- cember 13, 1905, he re­ Rocky management makes is that swing on May 21-22. you bring your own bathing suit, 45; Ted Schwalm, 1945-46, former­ ceived five cents an hour. The Humm-Wadsworth Tem­ ly of Dial who left the Company, The work-week consisted soap and towel. For those who like to dance, perament Scale, a technique that and was succeeded by Clayton of 59 hours and the total measures behavior which was Erisman (Service). weekly pay was $2.95. Bob Lyter and his orchestra will Other officers for the 1948-49 "In those days,'' said furnish the music from 2:30 until term who will assume their duties Shorty, "that was good pay 5.30 P. M. in the new ballroom. In­ when the H.M.A. meets in Sep­ for a young fellow of 22 cidentally, the new ballroom is lo­ tember are: P. G. Kutz (Supt. of years. We were anxious to cated near the swimming pool F. R. & Cost Stds.). 1st vice nres­ learn watchmaking be­ where the roller skating rink used ident; Frank Heckendorn (Spec. cause it was a new career to be. Mfg.), 2nd vice pr~sident; R. B. which we felt held big There will be an amateur show Hershey (Supv. Stocks & Stores), things for the fellow who in the band-shell from 4:30 to 5:30 secretary; A. J. Mathews (Supv. had the gumption to follow P. M. with the talent furnished by Training Dept.), treasurer; M. L. it. Now that 43 years have the Hamilton employees. Em­ Erb <Inspection), G. S. Goode passed so quickly, I'm glad ployees interested in entering the (Finishing) and E. B. Silvius I chose watchmaking as a amateur show can do so by con­ (Sales), all members of the execu­ career because I've enjoyed tacting Ken Weeks, Personnel, not tive board for a one year term; illiam G. Groff every day of my 43 years later than July 20. A grand prize W. S. Davis (Dir. of Planning) W here at Hamilton." will be given to the winner or and A. J. Kleiner (Train), mem­ During his long term of faithful service, Bill admits he winners of the show. The prize bers of the executive board for a worked under some of the finest men in the watchmaking in­ awarding will be judged on the two year term. R. M. Kant, Pres­ dustry. They included: William Manby, general superintendent applause the winner or winners ident of Hamilton, and R. B. of Finishing, and Service foremen, Dr. Henry Ziplinsky, who receive. Thompson (Comptroller), both was an M.D., Robert Nunemacher, Amos Hammersley and Clayt There will be contests for kid­ Albert Vullle & Dr. Humm have another year of office as Erisman. dies and teen-agers. These con­ members of the executive board Bill says he has no definite hobbies, although he is an ar­ tests will be run off from 1 to 2 copyrighted and placed on the for a three year term. dent sports fan, listing as his favorites, football, baseball and P. M. They include: (Boys and market in 1934, is one of the tests The only event remaining on the basketball. He likes to pitch quoits. During his noon-hour Girls 1 to 3 yrs.) : 5 yard dash, given prospective employees at 1947-48 H.M.A. schedule is the an­ lunch periods at Hamilton, he got quite a bang out of watching surprise package scramble, milk Hamilton. It has been in use here nual picnic which will be held the employees toss the rings and especially was interested in drinking contest, and a peanut since 1945. scramble; (Boys & Girls 4 to 8 July 17th at Wheatland Park. listening to them argue over their points. During his two day visit, Dr. Among the organizations he belongs to are: P. 0. S. of A., yrs.) : 15 yard dash, shooting darts in watermelons, surprise package Humm met and struck an imme­ Sign up for U.
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