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LET'S GET TOGETHER, AA MEMBERS!
Don't you think it's about time we had some fun? We think so, too — so here's what the AA has planned for our first social gathering of 1951:
On Friday, February 16, there will be an informal "Get-Together" at the Hotel Dorset, 54th St. between 5th and 6th, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Those of you who have the strength to dance after a hard day's work will do so - to music by all the top bands. Or just sit and relax, mix with your friends, and enjoy saying more than just "hello" to those you see occasionally in the hallways. The bar will be prepared to serve you your favorite libation, on a personal charge basis.
Because of limited space (capacity 300) it will be necessary to grant admission on a first-come, first-served basis. All who wish to attend should go to Employee Services, Room 705, for tickets, which will be available Feb. 12 through Feb. 16.
TICKETS ARE FREE OF CHARGE TO ALL AA MEMBERS;
And if you want to bring a guest, you may do so at a cost of only fifty cents. Hope you're planning to come — because we're counting on seeing you.
IN SERVICE
Following is the new list of NBC employees who recently have been called into service:
David Eddy, Information
Frank Spain, Development Engineering
Richard Byrns, Guest Relations
Charles Dempsey, Guest Relations
William Keen, Guest Relations
Van Duyn Ridgway, Guest Relations
Ray Powers, Guest Relations
Gordon Wiles, TV Production Services
Antonio Nelle, TV Technical Operations
James Gaffney, TV Newsreel
Harold Chase, Personnel
William Forrester, Literary Rights and Playreading
Victor Tervola, AM Technical Operations
Raymond Dominge, TV Controllers
Walter Post, TV Production Services
Andrew McCulloch, TV Staging Services
Robert Fisk, TV Film
Herbert Greely, TV Technical Operations Constantine Gochis, TV Newsreel
This brings to 48 the number of NBC New York employees who have entered service. By the time Chimes is out, there will probably be more. We will try to keep you posted each month about our departing brethren.
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