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Tekweek Vol2. ,No.40 Tektronix , Inc., Beaverton , Oregon Jan. 19 , 1962

JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT — Members of Tektronix , Inc. Sandy Sanford (Portland Field Office ) . Nineteen high school sponsored Junior Achievement program are pictured with students from Portland and vicinity belong to this JA pro Tek employees who serve as advisors for the organization . gram . While learning the basic economic factors that govern Advisors ( standing, right) are Gus Anderson ( International American business and economic systems, they manufacture Marketing staff ) , Bob Swanson ( Property Accounting ) and and market a device called the Trap - a - Sack .

'Rockhounds' Elect Officers Ted Hiatt ' Cleans Up' Internal Revenue Office The following new officers of the Tek Ted Hiatt ( Production Planning) Offers Help to Taxpayers Geology club were installed at the annual " cleaned up ” Thursday, January 11 , at club banquet December 7 : Jim Jones , the Beaverton Bowl during Tek Men's A. G. Erickson, district director of the president ; Virginia Boyle , secretary bowling league play . Internal Revenue service for Oregon, an- treasurer ; Jack Tate ( 1961 president ), Ted was named Honor Roller with his nounced that the period for filing 1961 advisor ; Ed Healy, federation director ; 232, 176 , 167–575 series . He also earned income tax returns began January 2 and Jim Boyle, Don Postlewaite and Hank Hi Game Scratch honors with a 232 will extend to April 16 , inclusive . Sturtevant, board of directors. score. The Portland office , 827 N.E. Oregon The banquet was held at Obie's restau It was Joe Reeder ( CRT Tooling ) who street ( BE 4-8211 ) , will provide informa- rant, S.E. 122nd and Division ; more than rolled the 255 game last week instead tion service each workday through April forty persons attended. Geology club) of Jack Smits . Darrell Helmcke's high 16 , and will provide information 8 a.m. members meet each month ( third Wed game was 243 instead of 234. to 4 : 45_p.m . , Saturday , April 14 . nesday ) at OMSI , 7:30 p.m. Mr. Erickson said , “ The taxpayer com ing in for help will be asked to fill out as much of his return as possible , and he will be given information needed to com plete the return .” He suggested that the Employees are reminded that taxpayer should telephone for information before coming to the Internal Revenue in case of heavy snow , an nouncements will be broadcast service office , since essentially , the same service is available by telephone. over station KEX indicating if Tektronix will or will not work . Announcements will be made both in the morning and eve ning 1. Between 6:00 and 6:30 the workday morning , and FIVE GALLON CLUB-Elaine Kins 2. Between 10:00 and 10:30 the the man ( Plant 2, Planning) was awarded evening preceeding a gold pin and a certificate last week workday. for donating 40 pints of blood . Don Pratt , Tek blood program chairman , made the .presentation. CRT GUN WIRING PLANT 2 SCOPE TEST , PLANT 1 ASSEMBLY , Peter Feher is leaving Tek to sell for SCOOP & ED'S GROUP MALLERY'S GANG the Boyd Coffee Co. We'll think about Lois Thompson bowled a high game ( in Aggie Whitman and Marie Imel are go him at our coffee breaks . a series ) of 233 during pin play at the ing on day shift . Will Coffin transferred to Accessories Valley Lanes . She belongs to the Belles & A new member of our group is Carolyn Engineering . Bows league . Her series score was 534 , Grizzle . Millie Williams was given a bridal , PLANT 1 shower . CABLES SUPPORT GROUP Phil Mallery is our new supervisor : Christmas snack and an exchange of Bill Holscher is new U- man . gifts was enjoyed by everyone inthe de- PLANT 2 Claire Tuttle , Loretta Boswell, Kay partment. Kit Prep girls will certainly miss hav maternity leave . Bone, Colleen Cleland, Amy Cox , Carol Norma Oberst is on ing whipped cream from Roberta Wilson. Foltz, Fat Friesen , Cleatha Moody, Sharon We thank Stan Saety , Mary Sprecher Because of the " big wind" the roof of Doris McClure are new blew away and they Rosengarth and and Lloyd Foltz for the candy . the Wilsons ' barn group members . Helen Shepherd's daughter , who lives in had to get rid of their cows . celebrated her 2nd Tek an Helen a New Year's gift- of Kit Prep , Ruth Youker Japan , gave Ron Richardson , supervisor niversary a baby boy. is going on swing shift ; Alice Jenkins is A baby shower was given for Jerry joining swing shift also . Gladys Baker is Branch . He and his wife received many , PLANT 1 returning to day shift after a month on ASSEMBLY swing . nice gifts . GLEN'S WRENS CRT BOTTLE BABES welcomed Vesta Kaufman back from PLANT 2 , PLANNING We Peggy Haimo's daughter , Sally, a senior maternity leave . Denny Olson and Marybelle Rash cele awarded Margaret Bradley was chosen to replace brated January birthdays. at Sunset high school, has been our alternate group representative , Mary the Stock area a scholarship to the University of Chicago Dale Kehm is leaving for next . Whitcher, who is transferring to swing for Material Control . year a shift . office Marion Brown , from West Linn , is Loretta Paulson of the Planning our group . is learning the Twist and plans to teach new employee in Tek FINALS 1 it to the rest of us . Jerry McBeth celebrated her second FABLES FROM anniversary and Lola Torkelson celebrated Ralph Sawyer transferred to Test Plug her 1st on January 6 . Ins ; Hank Campbell will take over in SUPPORT GROUP, PLANT 2 Finals Plug-Ins . Larry Sutton is now supervising Kit COILS DEPT . Prep . He came from Mechanical, swing KIT PREP & MECHANICAL shift . COILS GOILS Jane Horning terminated . Joan Sanders Election of officers was held recently . PLANT 1 transferred to day shift , Cables. Helen Beck is group representative ; Joanne Smith was chosen group repre Mary Lee and Beryl Hutchins celebrated Nancy Meyers is her alternate ; social rep sentative ; Edna Hobbs is alternate and Tek anniversaries last week . resentative is Rose Rohrback and Mel Pat Maasdam is reporter . Carol Comstock is anxiously awaiting Craven is reporter . Mabel Bean treated the group to home- the arrival of her new BMW motorcycle. Helen Magnuson is a new member of made candy when she transferred to swing Aldine Van Gieson, who has started our department. shift . night school , is planning to be a history Barney Gregory felt very disappointed Betty Chamberlain , a former summer teacher . because there was no mistletoe in the Coils employee , is now with Mechanical on a Iola Searles is back with us after a six or Transformers departments . A couple of permanent basis . week leave . the girls didn't want Barney to develop Betty Meek treated the group to chess a complex . That's the reason . pie on her fifth Tek anniversary . Doris Pierce is a new employee in UNIT WIRING, PLANT 1 Mechanical ; she worked in Ceramics about GEORGE RICKMAN'S GROUP three years ago . WANTED Ruth Warner is on loan to Kit Prep . Frances Svoboda is going on swing FINALS 2 , WEST shiftMaryand will be loaned to Mechanical HV CAPACITORS : 2 mfd or more at Assembly . BOB'S VYNACOTERS 3000 V. Don Tucker , ext . 325 or MI 6-1765 . Miriam Lewis is new in our group from Tom Carter transferred to Jack Korpi's swing shift . group . JEEP STATION WAGON : w / 4 - wheel There are no new members of our group . drive . Loyde , ext . 7241 . An old member is Mendel Phillips. UNIT WIRING, PLANT 1 SKIS : 6 ft . 6 inches or 6 ft. 9 inches , STAN SAETY'S GROUP metal edges , safety bindings . BU 5-9097 . Harriett Davis , Eileen Holmen and Rose ASSEMBLY , PLANT 2 BABYSITTER : for hours of 7:30 to 8:30 Wilkes are celebrating January birthdays DALE'S DAYDREAMERS a.m. and 2:30 to 4 p.m. in David Hill Diane Cook and Crystal Richter are school dist., Hillsboro . Sylvia Woolaway , ASSEMBLY , PLANT 1 new members of our group . ext . 7317 , swing shift . HOWARD CASE'S GROUP SET OF WEIGHTS : for weight - lifting . Judy Chilson is new in our group from ASSEMBLY, PLANT 3 AV 6-2103 . Bill Henningsen's swing shift group . SHERWOOD'S MERRY MAIDS to care for mater CHILD CARE : need woman Judy Vanderzanden is back from 5- and 6 -yr . -old boys occasionally ; 3:30 to nity leave . 12:45 shift; $ 3.50 a shift. S. W. Greenwood SUPPORT GROUP , SWING June Wade is on loan to Pre - production . dr . near 80th . CH 4-4109 . PLANT 2 Pat Wallace has joined the swing shift crew . 1. OR 2 -BDRM . HOUSE: w / garage, yard ; Larry Sutton and Joan Sanders are go- Eva Paylor, celebrating three years at for two adults , by March 1st . CY 2-4071 . ing on day shift ; Ron Richardson will be Tek , treated the group to an assortment our new supervisor from day shift . of cookies . BUSINESS WOMAN : to share 3 - bdrm . A Christmas potluck including turkey apt . with working mother. Private bath , and all the trimmings, was our group . We also enjoyed enjoyedhelping bya CERAMICS garage. all home privileges, close to Tek . needy family . Murle Schroeder is back at work again MI 4-0780 aft . 6 p.m. after spending several days in the hos pital over the Christmas holidays . STOCK STATIC , WAREHOUSE Helen Stowe's new granddaughter was HOUSES FOR SALE The girls in Central Control served born Christmas morning. Galen Lewis Ellen DeWeese and her husband flew by cake January 10 , honoring dur 3-BR : view home , 112 bath , fp , family rm . , on his birthday. Roland King also cele- jet to Los Angeles to visit relatives dble. garage , walking dist . to schools & brated his birthday . Ellen Slyter served ing the Christmas holidays . shopping ; 1435 S.W. Westwood Ct . , $ 18,900 . cake . Jean DeLord's group joined us for our CH 6-1414 . annual Christmas smorgasbord . TRANSFORMERS Leah Barker's daughter, MargaretLeah, wasand 3-BR : in Cedar Hills area , 5 blocks from married in Seattle December 9 . Metals bldg . , dble . garage, w / w carpet , Walter ( Larry ) Clem is new in the Pearl Tumey drove to Seattle for the MI 4-9648 . Stacking group. Larry came to Tek from event . inter - com system . the Collins Oil Co. where he was a deliv 3-BR : dble . garage , fenced yd . , 410 sq . ft . , ery man . His wife, Mary , is with Unit PLASTIC PILLS yr . old , Wiring, Plant3. They've made their home PAUL'S patio , fp , separate utility ; 212 . in Forest Grove . PLASTICS PROCESSING near Tek ; $ 15,950 . MI 4-7391 . Jay Dye, former manager of Luther's is also Evelyn Mathewson and Don Sherman are 3-BR : ranch style w / family & utility rms., drugs and variety in Portland , back at work . covered patio , 212 yr. old , 12720 S.W. Tre new in Stacking. Della Vroman is our new group repre mont , Cedar Hills, $ 16,850 . MI 4-8069 . Mickey Monaghan was re - elected re sentative ; Charlotte Peterson is alternate porter ; Cal Semon is group representative ; and Ann Velund is reporter . 3-Br : new home in Aloha . $ 13,500 . MI Jane Tomkin is social representative and 4-0273 . JimBobTanner is Cal's alternate . Wilson plays soccer almost every UNIT WIRING , PLANT 3 3 - BR : Tigard area , ranch style , stone fp . Sunday , weather permitting . Now the Doc LUKE'S SPOOKS built - in appliances ; will consider trade must permit— Bob cracked his heel bone for N.E. or S.E. Portland home ; $ 14,200. last Sunday. Not realizing this , he played Patty DeMoine terminated . 9-3482. the remainder of the game and worked Dick Pliska had a little trouble getting Roger Moore , ext . 288 Sunset or ME on Monday . Now Bob rides a chair wher- to work last week . Seems he got three cars stuck in the mud and had to borrow 2-BR : cottage , one block from Albertsons ever he goes . He celebrated his 1st year shopping center ; assume equity , then $ 53 at Tek January 9 . a 4 -wheel drive truck to get them out . month incl . taxes . 12915 Walker rd . , MI Bob Bailey marked one year of service New Unit Wiring girls are Pat Wallace . on the Stacking bench January 16 . and Merlene Warneking . 4-8279 Annual IOC: Long Island Credit Union Meeting Scheduled

Employees are reminded of the annual meeting of the Tektronix Employees ' Federal Credit Union this Sunday, 1:30 p.m. in the Metals building cafeteria . The regular business session will include election of officers . Refreshments will be served following the meeting . The nominating committee of Ken Walling (chairman) , Jack Day and Harold Edmundson nominated Glen Bunker, Jim Hier, Dick Montag , and Gene Paul for posi tions on the Credit Union board of directors. Pertinent facts : Jim Hier , chairman of the Education committee in charge of the Credit Union meeting this Sunday , not only urged everyone interested to attend , but also provided this quote from " Credit Union Bridge,” a magazine issued to Credit Union boards of directors by the National Association of Credit Unions : " Every member should attend the annual meeting and go prepared to ask questions INC and think and act constructively for the welfare of his Credit Union ... ( Elections ) should not be on the basis of honor for past service . .. but on the basis of ability and willingness to serve in meeting the new challenges of growing Credit Union in an active way." Glen Bunker : A four and one - half year Tek employee , now with Domestic Mar keting , who has experience in Test , Manuals and Provisioning Documentation . " I am familiar with the Credit Union activities and am interested in helping to promote a better general understanding of policies , procedures and functions of our Credit Union ," he said . Jim Hier : A plastic schedular who has been with Tek since March '61 . To : Tekweek He was associated with the Navy Yard Metals Credit Union at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard From : Steve Kerman in Bremerton , Washington . Experience was gained from his five years as loan I hope your holidays were pleasant . counselor , two years' chairmanship of the credit committee , two years ' vice - presidency We enjoyed a white Christmas here in New York . of the board of directors . He was president of the board of directors for three months before coming to Tektronix . He also served on the planning commission to create the I have enclosed a picture taken by one Evergreen Chapter League for District 4 of Washington Credit Union Leagues . of my customers at Potter Instruments, Since coming to Tek , he has filled an appointive position on the Credit Union Inc. that I though the folks back in Port board of directors (replacing Joe Floren, who resigned May 15 , 1961 ) . In August land might enjoy in Tekweek . I am sure he was named chairman of the Education committee . you will agree that this is quite an un Dick Montag : Manager of Plant II , he came to work at Tek in August , 1951 and usual use for one of our cartons . My has been a member of the Credit Union since 1952. Dick served a two - year term main question is - what is the Tek part number ? on the Credit Union board of directors during 1957-58 . Best regards to all . " As a long - term Tek employee and member of the Tektronix Employees Federal -Steve Kerman Credit Union , I will do my best to help direct the Credit Union for the best interests of all its members," Dick said . Gene Paul : A three-year Tek employee , presently in Plant I Cost Accounting. " I am interested in learning more about sound business practices . I feel that the Credit Union is a business and that it has responsibilities to operate for the benefit of Tek's rapidly expanding group of employees," Gene said . The nominating committee named Laura Lusk and Walt Schmitt as candidates for regular credit committee membership . Lee Crowell and Willie Henning were nominated as alternata members of the credit committee.

January 11 , 1962 Basketball League Standings Won Lost Pct . Plant 3 4 Lost 1.000 Plant 4 3 1 .750 Warehouse 3 1 .750 Finals 3 & Shop 2 2 .500 Plant 1 2 3 .400 MP Inspectors 1 3 .250 VERNE MCADAMS member of the Plant 2 5 .000 Portland Quarter Midget Association , poses with his three sons, (1. to r. ) Greg , Game Results for January 10, 1962 David and Jamie . Gred and David both Finals 3 & Shop 44 Warehouse 49 Plant 4 42 received trophies on their first race day ; 37 Plant 1 20 Plant 2 38 Jamie is still in the novice class. Quarter MP Inspectors midget cars are raced by boys and girls between ages of four and 16. The cars have from 40 to 50-inch wheelbases and , Individual Scoring Averages unfortunately, are too small for dads who Bill Hardin , Plant 3—13.2 ; Tom Moore, Plant 3—13.0 ; are regulated to the positions of owners 4-11.7 ; Fred Schade, Plant 1–11.6 ; and handlers . Reg Halligan , Plant Vern Jenkins , Plant 4—10.5 ; Jim Tennyson , Plant 3—10.5 . MISC . FOR SALE RIDES WANTED SERVICES AVAILABLE FROM FOREST GROVE : 2634 - 17th ave . , PAINTING , PAPERHANGING : weekends, PLATFORM ROCKER : blue nylon up to new cafeteria , 7-3 : 30 shift . Will join attractive rates . Walt Hansen , CH 4-7369 . holstery , good cond . , $ 15 . MI 4-0014. car pool . Mary King , ext . 7178 . CUSTOM SAW FILING : handsaws or SSB HAM GEAR : Heathkit Apache and circle saws of any size . Ralph Taylor , SB - 10 . $ 345 . Bob Wruble , ext . 583 or MI AL 4-8826 . 4-0023 . MISC . FOR SALE CHILD CARE : will care from 7 a.m. to P-38 WALTHER : 9 mm , exec . bore, all TRAILER HOUSE : Kit Champion, 16 - ft ., 3 p.m., 5 days week . Shirley Foster , MI matching numbers w / orig . holster, $ 35 . has butane heater, light, stove; wired for 4-9212 . Don , PR 5-8909 aft . 5 p.m. elec . $ 500 . AL 4-7248 . FLUTE LESSONS : Cyrena Faull . MI 4 KEYSTONE CAPRI : 8 mm camera , elec . STUDY DESK : w / four large drawers & 4809 . eye & case , $ 40 . MI 4-3326 . bookcase , $ 17 ; also woman's desk , modern , formica top, 4 drawers & chair, $ 30 . EL CHILD CARE : in my home , days . MI 4 7-9396 . 0747 . EMERSON CONSOLE TV : 21 - inch , swivel CONSTRUCTION : specialize in TRAILER HITCH : E -Z lift , w / chrome , GENERAL 50-50 base , remote control, new pix tube, $ 50 . $ 50 . MI 4-0743 . cabinets , formica , concrete . Use Bud Brubaker , ext . 564 or AL 2-3848 . plan . Walt Kirkwood , CH 6-1867 . AERONCA CHIEF AIRPLANE : 11 -AC , WIRE RECORDER : Webster brand , $ 10 TV & RADIO SERVICE : 25255 S.W. Frew , completely rebuilt , needs fabric put on calls . or make offer Bud Brubaker , ext . 564 or wings . Wayne Fetters , ext . 7331 . ing rd . , Hillsboro . Will make home AL 2-3848 . Herman Whitmore , MI 8-4564 . ORCHARD CANNON : to MCCULLOCH DRONE ENGINE : 72 hp , 4 AUTOMATIC scare away birds; carbide fired . OL 4-4243 cyl . , 100 cubic in . , good for boat or Ben eves . son , $ 55 . Lee , PR 5-1961. CARS FOR SALE SMITH CONTROL BOX : for 16 - ft . boat MW WOODWORKING SHOP : hardly used ; - ton , w / van box ; 8 - in . table saw , 30 - in . lathe w / grinder, 12 '51 CHEV. TRUCK : half setup for Evinrude , A- 1 shape , $ 25 . Lee , in . disk sander, drill press , 9 - in . band saw , good cond . , trade for '56 or '57 pickup or PR 5-1961 . 41/2 - in . planer-all on steel stands with sell for $ 800 . OX 3-5654 . extras, $ 300 . Don Verley , ext . 7133 or JE auto . trans . , AIRCRAFT LACQUER : 5 gallons, white , 8-3524 , Newberg . '56 FORD CONVERTIBLE : $ 10 . Helen Hesgard , ext . 7170 or AL 4 r / h , life - time top , top shape , $ 800 . MI 4 3976 . G. E. IRON : $ 4 . Benny Teale , ext . 7161 . 4386 eves . CROSLEY STATION WAGON : w / two SORREL GELDING : 7 yrs . old , gentle , installed , FRESH-FROZEN HENS : quick - frozen , well - broken , good shape , excel . for trail Ford V - 8 60 hp engines, one ready for freezer , 27 cents lb. Neta , ext . horse . Best offer , ext. 7157 or ME 9-3583 . $ 100 . Ext . 7110 or MI 8-5067 . 7367 or MI 4-9773 . RABBIT HUTCHES : w / feeders . Make 50 OLDS 88 : 4 - dr . , r / h , good tires & body , rebuilt engine, $ 195 or best offer . TYPEWRITER : Royal standard , 14 - inch offer . Ken Becket , ext . 7474 . . carriage , good working cond . , $ 75 . MI 4 Larry , ext . 308 or MI 4-8948 4182 aft . 6 p.m. '60 FORD STATION WAGON : 4 - dr . , A - 1 WASHER : large wringer - type w / water condition , $ 1950 . MI 4-3326 . pump, $ 15 . Connie , ext . 268 Sunset or 6-2544. '51 PLYMOUTH : ' 2 - dr . coupe , $ 195 . MI CH 4-3326 . RECEIVER : Collins 75 S- 1 w / 500 cycle mech . filter , $ 475 . Tom , ext . 232 Sunset . 49 STUDE PICKUP : half - ton , new short TRADING block , 3 - speed, $ 350 . Gordon McCougan , ELECTRIC GUITAR : by Harmony , w / case , MI 8-2678 . $ 60 . MI 8-4260 . '53 CHEVROLET : w /power_glide, good sec ICE SKATES : women's size 7, $ 25 new , ond car , $ 200 . Dorothy Dunstan, MI 4 sell for $ 10 . Ext . 261 or CA 2-7113 . 5103 . POST CHAIN SAW : 71/2 hp Titan , 4-ft . bar , Ore '58 CHEVROLET : 2 - dr . , Bel Air , r / h , auto . , chain , $ 75 . Bill Love , MI 4-8327 . power steering , excel . cond . , $ 1,295 . F. D. gon Smith , ext . 344 Sunset or BU 9-1063 . BOAT , MOTOR, TRAILER : 16 - ft . , w / 1959 & Mercury 35AE ; heavy - duty Miles tilt RENTALS '60 THUNDERBIRD : power steering tongue trailer , $ 750 . Bill Love , MI 4-8327 . brakes , one owner , No. 3395. Ext . 7389 or ROOM : furnished , 1526 S.W. Columbia , MI 4-9467 . DRESS : name dress, black Velvet, worn Portland, $ 24 month . CA 2-6461 . once ; cost $ 50 , sell for $ 20 , size 12. BE '52 HENRY J : deluxe ; new clutch , brakes , 4-3480 . 2-BR : in Aloha , newly decorated , play- battery ; good tires, continental kit , $ 125 . room - utility rm . , dble . garage, fenced yd . John Long , CH 6-38 25 . CRAFTSMAN JIGSAW : w / motor & stand , MI 4-6248 . $ 40 . MI 4-0728 . '61 VOLKSWAGEN : incl . radio , w / w tires , 2-BR : house , 2705 S.W. 221st . , $ 47.50 chains , seat belts, $ 1550 . Bill Eppick , ext . WHEELS : 15 - inch , for Lark ; $ 5 each . Ext . month , no children . Benny Engel , MI 4- 234 or CH 6-4044 . 369 or CH 6-3110 . 5960 aft . 4 p.m. '61 IMPALA : 280 hp , w / w tires , deluxe DACHSHUND : registered puppy,, minia COTTAGE : modern , redecorated , range & r & h , EZI glass , standard trans . , 12,000 tured, female, champion stock , $ 45 . MI ref . furnished , $ 68.50 lease ; 10585 S.W. miles , $ 2475. Marilyn Ronne , OL 4-3656 . 4-3326 . Denney Rd . Mrs. Egger , MI 4-5987 eves . '58 SIMCA : 4 - dr . , good tires, clean, $ 325 BOY'S SUIT : size 14-15 , 3 -piece , ivy 2 -BR : apt . , Beaverton , 5 major appliances or make offer . Ext. 381 or MI 4-9091 eves . league , dark color , good cond . , $ 15 . EL furnished , garbage & water paid, $ 110– 7-2774 . less rent for yard maintenance ; no chil '57 CHEVROLET : 210 series, 6 cyl., de dren . MI 4-3260 . luxe vinyl upholstery , Firestone 500 tires , $ 775 . AT 7-5182 . GO-CART : $ 30 . John , BU 9-0569 . 4 - RM : apt . , for couple , $ 50 . 17690 Johnson st ., Aloha . Mrs. Anderson , MI 4-2660 . '59 TR3 : original owner , w / w tires, heater , SKIS : good cond . , 76 inches , $ 10 ; men's tonneau cover, black paint job , $ 1595 . Ray 1 -BR : duplex, new , unfurnished ; near Tek , Senn , xt 435 or PR 5-2944 . roller skates , good cond . , $ 7.50 . ME 9-4686 . Ideal bachelor apt ., 18393 bus , shopping. like a SEWING MACHINE : Brother , portable, Blanton st . , Aloha , $ 67.50 . '50 MERCURY : 4 - dr . , runs top . like new , lifetime guarantee . MI 4-0273 . $ 95 or best offer . Lee Crocker, ext . 7383. 3 - BR : in Hillsboro ; hdwd . floors , fp , OAK WOOD : MI 8-57 65 . drapes , range , $ 100 month . Ext . 7491 or '58 CHEV . STATION WAGON : for sale MI 8-5625 . or trade , take over paymts ., $ 1100 . Gary , BLOND COCKER PUPS : purebred , 6 wks . ext . 513 or EAst 4-2632 . old , $ 20 . MI 8-5947 . 2-BR : apt . , built - in range & oven , private patio , $ 90 month . Mrs. Higgins , MI 4-2225 . '52 CHEVROLET : deluxe , 2 - dr . sedan , TRAILER HOUSE : 59 Nashua , 28 - ft . , straight stick , w / w tires, orig . paint & incl. oil barrel, stand & jacks , $ 1350 . MI 2-BR : house in Beav . area near Barnes upholstery , good cond . , $ 195 . AL 3-9658 . 6-1055 aft . 4 p.m. school , elec. heat, attached garage, two patios , free water for yard & garden , stove ROLLER TAPPET CAM : for '55 thru '60 & ref. avail . , $ 85 . CH 4-7871 . Pontiac Chet Herbert , excel . cond. $ 95 : Tekweek 4 -barrel carb & manifold for '59 Pontiac , 1 -BR: house , four miles from Tek , $ 30 $ 35 . Diana Pettibone , ext . 7419 or MI 6 month . MI 4-3887 . TEKWEEK is published overyFriday for 1943 aft . 5 p.m. Toktronix employ os by the Communica 2 - BR : house , furnished, full basemt . & tions departmont in cooporation with the GOLF CLUBS : 2 woods ( 1 & 3 ) ; 5 irons attic that could be used for 3rd bdrm.; Graphic Arts group , the Photography do ( 3, 5 , 7, 9 & putter ), good shape , $ 32.50 . 173rd & Farmington rd . , $ 75 . Bob , ext . 530 partment and tho Printing department. MI 4-8617 aft. 4 p.m. or MI 4-0540 . Sond all copy to Tokwook , 74/895 . Call extension 401 to placo Trading Post ads. 2 EDELBROCK HEADS : high compres 2 - BR : unfurnished apt . , garage w / washing Copy deadlines : ads and dopartmental sion , fit '41 -'48 Ford or Merc., good shape, facilities, water & garbage paid , no pets . ROW , Priday morning ; general BOWS , $ 30 ; dual ignition distributor, $ 7.50 . EAst Adults $ 60, w / child $ 65 ; Aloha area . Mrs. Monday morning. Carol Day, Editor ( ext. 4-2709 or ext . 712 . Kawall , MI 4-1507 . 405 ) . Radioactivity

Read on 503

A Tektronix Type 503 oscilloscope is being used , along with a roomful of electronic transistorized parts , in the multichannel gamma spectrum analyzer system . The machine, located on the tenth floor of the state office building in downtown Portland , reveals the amounts and kinds of radioactivity by measuring the gamma emissions . It is a $ 15,000 system which can " read" samples such as milk , rain water or seafood for the amount and ee type of radioactivity it contains. leo Other equipment in the system in clude a radiation detector, an analyzer , and an electric typewriter which auto matically types out the readings of all 512 channels of the analyzer in 150 sec onds . The results are also visible on the oscilloscope screen . The analyzer will be put to use in the Columbia river environmental radiologi cal survey , a joint project of the state board of health and the U.S. public health service .

CYCLE RACK FOR ANNANDALE - The first Field Office scope cycling rack was recently completed by the Facilities Mechanical Maintenance group for Tek's new Annandale , Va . , office . Designed by Facilities Engineering, it will cycle up to 12 large scopes exhausting generated heat to the outdoors to cut air-conditioning loads in FME service centers .

It's Great--for Polar Bears !

After four years of planning and " delays," the Tektronix Polar Bears club was formed and the first meeting was held at the swimming pool of Frank Maniatis of Militarized Products on January 1 , 1962 . Frank and Jim Kelly ( Accessories Turrets ) plunged into the 43 -degree water at four o'clock New Year's afternoon . The air temperature was a brisk 32 degrees. “ This will be an annual affair and we welcome any new members," the men said . They have named themselves charter members and described their swim as " fine and invigorating." SOME LIKE IT HOT, SOME LIKE IT COLD-Frank Maniatis (left ) of Militarized Products and Jim Kelly of Accessories Turrets " defrost” themselves after a dip in the Maniatis swimming pool New Year's day. Thumbnail Sketch ...

Tek Gun Club The Tektronix Gun Club is affilitated job postings with the National Rifle Association ( NRA ) and adopted its bylaws Au Tek employees applying for positions gust 21 , 1961. Seventeen Tek members published in JOB POSTINGS : contact Sherri Harms at the Employment office , belong to the organization. ext . 7341 ( dial 8-7341 from Sunset ) . Al The object of the club members is to though the posting usually appears in encourage organized rifle and pistol Tekweek only once, it sometimes takes several weeks to fill a position . Em shooting among citizens, with a view to ployees may continue to apply for a job ward a better knowledge of the safe even though it is no longer posted . handling and proper care of firearms, as well as improved marksmanship. WOMAN : to do wiring , day shift , for the A regular monthly meeting is held by Custom Militarized Products department the club . Henry Lum is president; Bob of Instrument Manufacturing . ( J. P. No. 4200 ) Pirrie , vice - president; Irv Walton , trea DUTIES : wire chassis and subassemblies surer ; Glen Ross , executive officer ; and as per military standards . Pearl QUALIFICATIONS: experienced wirer that Turney , secretary . is highly versatile and capable of learning new work on short notice . CURRENT PROJECTS SHOP EMPLOYEES enjoyed their coffee break Saturday, January 6 , when MAN : electronic equipment designer , day shift ( J. P. No. 1 ) for the CRT Engineer Hunters' Safety Course : Classes will be their managers supplied the pastries. 98 ing department with the CRT Electronics held in room A - 5 of Sunset high school per cent of the shop personnel turned group . February 10 , 17 and 24 , at 10 a.m. Chil- out for the non-overtime day. DUTIES : design and build electronic equipment used for cathode - ray tube pro dren ( age 10 and up ) and adults are duction , testing and development. invited . Registration will take place at QUALIFICATIONS: must have a minimum of two years experience working with the first class , February 10 . vacuum tubes and transistor in pulse cir cuits , high and low voltage regulated Pistol Marksmanship Course : This 12 power supply circuits and high quality amplifier circuits ; high school graduate hour course is organized by the Tek Gun and minimum two years of college or club and will be taught by an NRA equivalent ; other qualifications include ability to organize his work and assist certified instructor. It includes range and technical aid , initiative, attention to de classroom work . Cost will be $ 3 per statistics tails , mechanical aptitude , dimensional perception ; must be able to work and member and $ 5 per non -member; fees communicate well with others . must be submitted by February 17 . Classes begin March 3. Teks may reg BORN : ister through Irv Walton or at Sunset Saturday To Theron and Sharon Eaton ( Test , Plant high school gun range on 2 ) , a son , Deverial , 7 lbs . 31/2 oz . , Dec mornings. Bring your own .22 pistol in ember 27 . safe firing condition . Ammunition will TO Ron and Rachelle Brown ( Purch . Mfg . Mtls .) , a son , Ted Michael, 5 lbs. 139/2 oz. , be supplied. Age limit : 18 years . December 31. To Mr. and Mrs. Rick Roskopf (Photo Open Shoot : These shoots will be held graphy ) , a son , Michael James , 7 lbs . , every Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon , December 19 . until May 1 , using .22 rifles . Targets will To Don and Judi Tucker ( I'rov . Document & Advertising ) , a son , Douglas Scott, 8 lbs. be supplied . Members will be admitted 13 oz . , December 24 . free ; non -members will be charged 50 To Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gaeth ( Test , Plant cents . 2 ) , a son , John William , Jr., 7 lbs . 14 oz . , January 1 - second baby in Portland area in 1962. To Dick and ' June Walker (Personnel Staff Asst . ) , a son , Bret Woodward, 8 lbs. 5 oz . , January 5 . CHUCK GIBSON of Future Products To Mr. and Mrs. Lonny Robarts ( Sheet Metal ) , a son , Glen, January 1 —third baby was recently awarded a ten-year pin , of the year, since his anniversary date was changed to To Harold and Juanita Larsen (Research ), a son , Ronald Harold, 7 lbs . 9 oz ., Dec July 10, 1961 . ember 15 . To Roy and Marilyn Karr (Research ), a daughter, Diane Lynn , 7 lbs. 519 oz . , Dec ember 2 . To Jim and Clarene Boogaard ( Data Sys tem ) , a daughter Renee Denise , 4 lbs . 1513 ( z ., January 9 . To Tom and Janine McLean ( Custom & Militarized Inst . ) , a son , Christopher Thomas , 8 lbs. 1 oz ., December 10 . To Jack and Darlene Henry ( Plastics Pro cessing ), il daughter, Gayle Evelyn, 8 lbs . 90 % ., January 4 . To Ron and Phyllis Carlson (Ceramics ) , a son , Chris Allen , December 16 . To Milo and Marge Elkins (Stock Ware house ) , a daughter , Leslie Marie, January 9 . TO Ron and Pat Rogers ( Camera Dept. ) , a daughter, Linda Ann , 4 lbs . 12 oz . , Jan uary 10 . MARRIED : Annette Payne ( Assembly , Plant 2 ) and Roy Leiss, December 29 . CELEBRATING 10 YEARS of service DECEMBER ANNIVERSARIES were Lorna Hubbard ( Assembly , Plant 2 ) and celebrated by the following ten - year Norman Walton, December 29 . at Tektronix during January are ( 1. ) Teks : ( 1. to r.) Zella " Betty " Glasnapp Jim Forman (Finals,12Plant. 2 ) and Mar Gordon Allison ( West LA Field Office ) and Jean O'Brien ; Donald Olson and Mildred Hess ( Assembly , Plant 2 ) and and Kenneth Keyser ( Provision . Docu Denton E. Nelson . Jerry Williams, December 26 . ment . ) .