January 1974              

• Al Warden to speak at HP
• Bowling
• Dave Schwartz grinds his own mirror
• Election to be held
• HP leagues
• HP veterans honored
• Interest rate up
• Len Cutler names IEEE Fellow
• New subjects added to apprenticeship program
• Paul Reid’s guide dog Argus died BLOKKER. JOHN
• Photo of workshop
• Red Cross Blood Center
• Second half profit-sharing
• Train detector

February 1974              

• Beckett named PMA “Industry Man of Year”
• “Bumps”
• “College by TV”
• College courses offered on TV
• id peninsula Citizens for Fair Housing
• New live-in program
• New program
• Personnel transfer made easy
• Perspective on this division
• Photo and caption
• Photos and captions
• Progress report
• Restroom “artwork”
• Santa Rosa Community College installs HP-3000
• Ski and tennis
• The “65”

March 1974              

• $8.7 million deposited in fund
• 8,000th mini shipped
• Backyard alternatives
• Bingo dinner dance
• Blood drive
• Bob Grimm new president
• Company cars for sale
• First quarter report
• HP people invited
• Matching Funds Program
• Officers elected
• Rules for riding
• Savings drive
• Scholarship donation
• Training photo
• Working with paroled prisoners through SCOPE (Dave Pascual)

April 1974              

• Annual Scouting Exposition
• Baseball tickets
• Bridal shower for Pat Ladouceur
• Corporate moves scheduled
• Eb Rechtin named chief engineer
• Expansion photo
• Feature story
• Hang gliding
• Johnny Morton scholarship
• Mason Byles appointed Avondale GM
• New 2105A and 2108A
• Programmable calculator course
• Rundown on N.Y. show
• Skating champ – Richard Perez
• Softball league
• Snowfall damage
• Stu Kinney and Jon Jacobson plan trip
• Stu Kinney and Jon Jacobson plan Yukon trip
• Summer bowling
• Summer registration deadline

May 1974              

• Bingo dinner dance
• Bolivian child “adopted”
• Elected to M.V. council
• Federal government executives exchange
• General report
• Machine built by Cliff Seymour
• Menlo College
• New Data Systems manufacturing manager
• Olive Street old-timers gather
• Picnic Schedule
• Preferential parking spots
• Presentation of program
• Prices lowered
• Registration deadline
• Santa Clara Division – Women’s Softball team
• South Seas adventure (Steve Rowe)
• Task force seeks members
• Urbie named “Guard of the Year”

June 1974              

• AMD “farmers”
• APD to locate in Corvallis
• Bob Grimm named to head LSI lab
• Brigham elected assistant secretary
• Dr. Knoppers elected to HP Board
• First half profit-sharing
• Graduation certificate to Chuck Fikes (Liberty Mutual)
• Graduation certificate from Liberty Mutual
• Grimm named to  head LSI lab
• Joe Barr placed on special project in financial management
• Installation of 400th minicomputer at Univ. of Iowa
• Kurt Doehlert winner of “best of show”
• Photo of Mike Ewing taking delivery car
• Program outlined
• Savings dividend
• Scholarship winners announced
• Technical readers needed
• Winter sign-ups

July 1974              

• “Again” described
• Al Warden to speak at HP
• Bond drive
• Camp open for business
• Fall program
• Klingman wins program contest
• Move to Page Mill Hill
• Meeks Bay (Tahoe)open for business
• New plan described
• Objectives revised
• Palo Alto office moves to Santa Clara
• Plan to be rehearsed
• Presented to Dr. Chua
• Volunteers sought

August 1974              

• Awarded title of Woman of the Year
• Dick retires
• Dividend declared
• Ethel Green awarded title
• Fall schedule announce
• Intro of HP-70
• Mended Hearts form local chapter
• New hours
• Programs announced
• Reno trips planned
• Soccer
• Stu Kinney, Jon Jacobson and Joe Borghorst trek to Yukon
• Vi Cumti becomes U.S. citizen

September 1974              

• “Art & Industry” Exhibit at Bullock’s
• Bus trip and fish fry
• Dividend increase
• Demo at WESCON
• Fairchild building at Deer Creek Rd. purchased
• Feature stories
• Group at Ravenswood High completes contract
• Hammond honored at Colo. State U.
• Minimum insurance added to retirement plan
• New regulations protect handicapped
• Rick Joy named top rehabilitant
• Test scheduled
• Third quarter report

October 1974              

• Donna Bass wins sports car Olympics
• Engineers rehab unit for Homestead High
• Features added to medical plan
• Named Exec. VP
• Named to Board
• Pete’s retirement party
• Responsibilities of bicyclists, motorists, parents
• Selective Service requirement spelled out
• Voter’s booklet available

November 1974              

• Basic law course given management
• Final tally of HP drive
• Milton Quenzer with his new dog
• New 3000CX
• New catalog off the press
• Open house
• Paul Messina training to operate fork lift
• Photo of new office in Santa Clara
• Photo of new home
• Preliminary earnings
• Preliminary earnings reported
• Realignment
• Savings up
• Ski Club
• “Superball” more than a toy
• Sweater time again
• Temporary shutdown during Thanksgiving week
• Tom named to Export Council
• Toys for Tots program

December 1974              

• Don’t subscribe!
• Egon to Russia
• Graduation certificate to Stan Barski (Liberty Mutual)
• Group teaches marine sciences
• Hewlett buys stock in Telteco
• Horace’s obit
• Restructured group
• Second half profit-sharing
• Service award luncheon
• Tahoe, Reno trips
• Volunteers sought for CHC

January 1975

• Annual meeting
• Apply for summer jobs
• Beckett named chairman of Metropolitan
• Care offered Foothill students
• Corporate training (TV) merged with management development
• Crandall reminisces
• Gun Club
• How to get there
• HP-55 unveiled
• Legally required notice to HP personnenl
• Meeks Bay property sold
• Metric training to start
• Photo of lab chiefs meeting
• Ski Club
• Transportation Commission

February 1975

• Annual march
• Annual walkathon
• Delivery of 10,000th minicomputer (photo)
• Delivery of 2640A
• Dos and Don’ts
• Feature story
• “Flying doctors” and working with handicapped
• HP-21 introduced
• Info available
• Insert
• Joe Tembrock, Cupertino “citizen of year”
• Named Cupertino “citizen of the year”
• Packard receives Washington Award
• Peninsulan still being placed in Watt’s Current delivery tray
• Presentation of awards
• Prices going up
• Working with handicapped

March 1975

• Career guidance offered
• Donations and applications due
• Employment opportunities
• First quarter
• Husband and son graduate
• Metric program reaches milestone
• Moderately priced condominiums offered
• New manufacturing plant
• New sidewalk at main plant
• Photo
• Photo and caption
• Photo of street sweeper
• Savings up
• Science Fair opens April 10
• Skiing (one leg)
• Soccer photo
• Surplus HP cars scarce
• Wild river trip

April 1975

• Adjust auto head restraints to avoid injury
• Asian Business Conference
• Bill Terry to head Scout Exposition
• Cheaper and quicker
• Donors needed
• Fund-raising program
• Hewlett named “outstanding” exec. By FINANCIAL WORLD
• HP matches individual contributions to alma maters
• Microprocessor course offered
• Packard opens Exec Seminar
• Packard speaks to Exec Seminar
• Santa Clara Univ. uses HP 3000 system
• Special commuter bus between Santa Clara and Palo Alto
• Sun roof at AMD – photo, p. 1, story p.3
• Terry to head Boy Scout Exposition

May 1975

• Administrative group seminar
• Division hosts black career day
• Data Systems hosts black career day
• Fifth anniversary
• HP awarded 1975 Industrial Wastewater Control Award
• HP skiers do more than ski
• HP winner of Water Pollution Control’s award
• HPIB a hit at IEEE
• Interface Bus a hit at this year’s show
• Medical alert bracelet recommended
• New lab serves industrial community
• New system lists surplus equipment
• New videotapes give corporate view
• Next issue to be a special one
• Photo and caption of Noemi Carrera
• Photo and caption of clean room in new IC lab
• Photo of TV production
• Tax change means more take home

June 1975

• 2000 Access System
• Bill named to direct Urban Coalition fund drive
• Bill Johnston to direct fund drive
• Bond drive
• Computers aid ticket sales in entertainment field
• CSC’s Clay Fiedler
• Deposits set records
• Evening courses at UC-Berkeley
• Health plan now covers legal awards
• Library Assn. elects Mark Baer to
• Liong Wong at Data Systems for two year training
• Mark elected to B of D of Special Libraries
• Association
• Second quarter earnings
• Service representatives for discounts
• Winners announced

July 1975

• Bike lane changed at HP entrance
• Conn. Gen. increase premiums employees have opportunity to change coverage
• Frank Williams heads corporate personnel
• HP-65 used in Apollo/Soyuz hook-up
• Meeks Bay property sold
• Mike Catalano awarded “best speaker” by Semiconductor Technology Council
• Milpitas bus needs riders
• Photos and story
• Policy changed on calculator purchases
• Recording for Blind studio volunteers
• Williams named to head corporate personnel

August 1975

• 35 being retired
• APD announces new programmable
• APD hosts Career Awareness Fair
• Benefits increased
• Bill Craven new general manager
• Blood drive set
• Buildings begun in Boise, Corvallis
• Deed of trust loans available
• Dividend raised
• Fall program
• HP increases limits
• New division formed
• New system handles medical claims
• Retirement benefits
• Schedule for Christmas and New Year
• Soccer players needed

September 1975

• 22 introduced
• Auto racing – Al Johnsen
• Cottrell appointed corporate customer support manager
• Jerry appointed controller
• Feature
• Fellowship program lauded
• Foothill-DeAnza orders 2 minicomputers
• Library needs paperbacks for recreational reading
• Marty Collins of APD cited for volunteer film work
• Mary Collins of APD cited for Hope for Retarded film
• Start of assembly in Oregon
• Summer fellowship program lauded
• Third quarter
• TV group seeks acting talent

October 1975

• Construction contract awarded
• Communication costs
• Comsys recommended over telephone use
• Construction contract awarded
• Demolition of old buildings to make way for new Mfg. Div. facility
• Fab shops transfer from Mfg. Div. to Standard Park Division
• IBM 370 Job Control Language program being considered
• I. Magnin show
• Leo Olsen elected director of National Association of
• Accountants
• Moderately priced condominiums offered
• Named Executive VP
• New medical and life insurance plans announced
• Notify personnel department of any change of
• address
• Olsen elected a director of Natl’ Assn. of Accountants
• Price reductions
• Ross Welburn builds an electric car
• Stanford Hospital purchases medical equipment
• Stanford purchases medical equipment
• Telephone costs
• Visit by state legislators
• Welburn builds an electric car
• WESCON sets records

November 1975

• 21 price reduced
• Accident figures — home accidents as opposed to
• Busy conference center (Bldg. 18)
• shark attacks
• Computer Systems building started in Cupertino
• Corporate beer bust
• General article
• HP gardeners at corporate plot
• Meeting
• New building started in Cupertino
• New sales organization established for marketing Fourier Analyzer systems
• On-demand printing of stored
• Packard meets with Czech delegation
• Petrak celebrates 30th anniversary at HP
• Printing Services has Xerox copier
• Richard Baugh of HP Labs and wilderness survival
• Rose Parade souvenir programs offered to depositors
• Ski Club meeting
• Toy drive
• Wilderness survival: Richard Baugh of HP Labs
• Womens’ lib
• Xerox copier installed in Printing Services

December 1975

• Annual meeting scheduled
• Bike safety article
• Commute by bus from Santa Clara
• CSC golf team wins HP interplant league
• documents by Xerox microfiche
• HP named “one of five best” managed companies in 1975
• HP top United Way contributor
• John Celton, Red Cross volunteer
• Minicomputer show announced
• Move to Santa Clara
• Open House on November 22
• Preliminary year-end results
• Red Cross volunteer
• Schedule for Christmas and New Year
• Storage of information on Xerox microfiche
• Workshop program for high school students in area

January 1976

• Annual meeting
• Annual report discusses corporate responsibilities
• Burglar-proof your home
• Cafeteria survey
• HP computers go to South Pole
• HP LEDs big in digital watches
• New home
• Open house
• Special handling team
• Summer-hire applications due
• Terry voted WEMA chairman

February 1976

• 3805A calibrated at CSC
• Addition to building begun
• Dave Sahlit awarded Hope Workshop
• Dividend declared
• Fort Collins and Avondale
• Fort Collins plant site
• Fund drive scheduled
• HP-65 software offered
• HP plans new Colorado plant
• HP’s Sahlit honored by Hope Workshop
• individual achievement
• IRS says SDI not deductible
• Jean Baer of Printing Services omitted by name in 20-year award list
• Jean’s letter regarding having her name omitted from 20-year awards, and editor’s reply
• Jose Grapa appointed Latin America area manager
• Manufacturing Div. new die-casting shop
• Officers chosen
• Open house – Redwood City
• Measurement/Computation News cited for excellence
• Photo of snowball fight
• Publication cited for excellence
• Retirement benefits expanded
• “Rock salt by the stone” spoof
• Thrift shop needs used goods
• Toys for Tots award certificate
• Toys for Tots photo

March 1976

• ’75 performance reviewed
• Advertising policy
• After-hours course offered on HP-65
• Bob Turner named marketing manager
• Collection for Guatemalan relief
• Commute bus stop at Gemco
• Deer Creek facility bombed
• Ferrell addresses group at Management Seminar
• First quarter
• Grimm elected to Los Altos City Council
• Leave of absence
• Minicomputer system used in measuring brain wave
• Myrt McClintock and Herb Hancock feted
• Portable printing calculator
• Reno bargain – Mike Schoendorf
• Ski Club plans rafting trip
• Sixth Annual

April 1976

• 35-year old 200B is alive and well
• Bike racks in Cupertino
• Construction photo
• Darts has become popular sport
• DT offers lease plans on CRT terminals
• Famous redwood in Palo Alto re-measured
• Garden plots available
• Growth continues
• How to choose calculators demonstrations
• HP stand on Prop. 15 on June ’76 ballot Joe Perez voted M.V. mayor
• Larry’s accidental death
• Lease plan for Data Terminals products
• Ken Hurst wins golf honors
• Opening photo
• Puppet show on safety
• Rae Zapella and her sand-and-sawdust garden
• Semiconductor exhibition in San Mateo
• Thanks from Patty

May 1976

• Bob Kirkwood named government affairs administrator
• Building 18 back on headquarters switchboard
• Company cars for sale
• Donations up 30%
• El Camino Hospital orders HP system
• Flyer insert
• Hewlett heads United Way effort
• Honesty in business
• Honored for world trade role
• HP attends minority “fair”
• HP-27 introduced
• HP participates in S.F. Twin Bicentennial Science and
• Industry Expo
• Kirkwood named govt. affairs administrator
• Las Cumbres Amateur Radio Club
• Perez voted M.V. mayor
• Retirement
• Same as above
• Schedule for ’77 and ’78
• Site acquired in San Jose to be initially occupied by Microwave Semiconductor Division
• Tapestry ‘n Talent festival in San Jose
• Turner named marketing manager at TV

June 1976

• Bicentennial art
• Cavier retires
• Delcon’s JA company sweeps awards
• Elected to Executive Comm. Of Santa Clara Valley Section. IEEE
• Elected secretary and general counsel
• First half earnings
• Fleet car drawing
• Hewlett and Packard receive Vermilye Award
• HP 3000 Series II introduced
• Indian school to be built at Birdsprings, Ariz.
• Named Director of Personnel
• Named general manager of Customer Service Division
• Named “1976 distinguished alumnus” by school of liberation, U of Washington
• Named to VP of Human Relations
• Named VP, patents and licenses
• Photo taken at above exhibit
• Presented to Dr. Dertouzos
• Presented to Dr. Director
• Three new calculators introduced
• Tips on completing medical claim forms
• Towle ends 25-year career

July 1976

• 1976 Winners
• Cardiopulmonary resuscitation
• GC/Mass Spectrometer being used Montreal Olympics
• Honesty in business speech by Dave Packard
• HP drops options on San Jose site
• Kreg Martin, HP science champ
• Last chance to claim lost and found items
• Light rail transit
• Margaret Bailes, US sprinter at Mexico Olympics
• MBA courses (photo)
• “National showdown for HP Jr. Achievers”
• Schroeder named to head Corporate Development
• Soup and salad bar
• Stock index listing
• Stop those chain letters
• SRI needs volunteers for tension headache survey
• Use tie lines

August 1976

• Annual blood drive
• Corporate Marketing Services Olympics
• CRT terminals wins “IR-100” honors
• Death announcement
• Discount tickets
• Elected president of Palo Alto School Board
• Elected asst. treasurer and officer of HP
• Harvest time photo
• HP components aboard Viking
• HP gears up for United Way drive
• (Insert)
• Named engineering manager of Instrument Group
• Named general manager of Calculator Products Group
• Named general manager of Santa Clara Division
• Named vice president
• Photo of float in 4th of July parade
• Photo of honorary degree from Yale
• Picnic photo
• Sailing
• Security fence to go up
• Technical readers again needed
• Trip planned

September 1976

• 5-session workshop presented at YWCA September
• Calendars given those who deposit $100 or more
• Cosby, HP computer help sell Fords
• Crafts fair at Data Systems
• Daughter of Art McCarty and Modupe Ashiru of Nigeria (photo)
• Editorial AND feature story
• Janet Johnson appointed to B of D
• Ken Pocek of SID in “The Great Race”
• Lumm elected president of Nat’l Assn. of Accountants, Peninsula Chapter
• Lynn Walker, HP Labs, in horse race from Squaw Valley to Auburn
• New division to be located in Boise
• Newly formed division
• Saving water is serious business
• Third quarter
• Which United Way
• Vietnamese girl subject of United Way feature
• Volunteers needed for Mental Health Agency

October 1976

• Birdsprings, Arizona school for Navajos
• Company of the year winners
• Elected VP
• HP jet schedules
• HP vanpool
• Kurt wins again
• Kurt Doehlert wins first prize in woodcarving
• November 18 set as put aside cigarette day
• Porter’s death
• Scouts explore computers with HP help
• Swine flu immunization

November 1976

• Address correct?
• Changes in retirement plan
• Club plans two Canadian trips
• CSG Under the Big Top
• “Earthquacks” — HP women’s soccer team photo
• HP surpasses goal
• Girls’ Club honors Cookie
• Minck heads standards group
• Option on site in San Jose
• Phone costs
• Photo of flue shots being administered
• Photo of “witch” cashier in HP cafeteria
• Products and early photos of HP included in Cultural Center exhibit
• Saint Clare Hook and Ladder firefighter brigade photo
• Third annual fair
• Toy drive

December 1976

• Annual meeting scheduled
• Area teens go to school at HP
• Courses offered
• Feature article
• Galileo scholarship
• HP to protest IRS proposal
• New headquarters building in Rolling Meadows
• Photo – Packard major gift chairman
• Recognition of his fund-raising service to Stanford
• Recognition of Petrak’s fund raising service to Stanford
• Record quarter lifts ’76 earnings
• Review courses offered at
• Schedule for Christmas & New Year
• What to do before the W-2 arrives

January 1977

• Andover facility opened
• Division to Palo Alto plants
• Engineering fellowship at Stanford
• Express bus
• HP to build bike path
• New job posting system
• New regulations
• Photo of new Data Systems-Data Terminals building
• Service Awards
• State disability higher
• “Tax corner”
• Teachers needed for engineering review courses
• Toy drive successful
• Warriors tickets available

February 1977

• Datacommunications training manual
• Dividend raised
• EDP realigned into mini, maxi centers.
• Electronics technician exam
• Engineering exam
• Glassblower Sagimori’s bonsai tree to HP
• HP’s “mini-parks”
• HP mourns Flora Hewlett’s death
• Kyoko Sagimori’s glass bonsai tree gift to HP
• Mediators needed for Palo Alto Rental Housing Task Force
• Named Fellow of IEEE
• OED four man team has book published August by McGraw-Hill
• OED product wins award
• Photo of exhibit at meeting
• Ski trip to Sun Valley
• Sportfishers info

March 1977

• Avondale facility completed
• Barbara earns second degree from Stanford
• Barbara Packard at General Systems used Honors Co-Op
• Blood drive set
• Calculator “games pac”
• Chance named marketing manager for Computer Systems Group
• Donations sought
• Doolittle cited by Pan Am for 100th Atlantic crossing
• Engineers for a day photo
• First quarter earnings
• Golden State Warriors tickets available
• Holmes in new assignment
• HP sport divers organize
• Photo of 10,000th terminal
• Prices to go up
• Status of women
• Union stronger than ever

April 1977

• Computer Careers Day at DeAnza
• Corporate move to Bldg. 28A
• Corvallis to have IC facility
• Credit Union pays 6-1/4% dividend
• Don’t seek health care at Santa Theresa facility
• Eligibility expanded for “continued medical” benefit
• Hal new general manager at Santa Clara
• James Hodgson elected
• Myrt killed in air disaster
• New studio at Page Mill Hill
• Opportunity to donate organs and tissues of your body upon death
• Opportunity to win an HP-21
• Paul Gallagher plans new MSD building by using a computer
• Riggen new general manager for Colorado Springs
• Sailing Club
• School stock
• Thanks from Yas
• Thank you letters for school stock
• TV studio wins “Emmy” awards

May 1977

• “An HP wife shares facts about Tris”
• Barney was presented the Lamme Medal by IEEE
• Carpools, vanpools, bikes, etc.
• Direct deposit
• Gabriel Antunes builds home in Los Altos
• Hewlett elected to National Academy of science
• Marine World site of ’77 picnic
• Minority Students’ Days successful
• Packard to promote water project
• “Some commuters are using less energy”
• Sportfishers
• Rechtin was recipient of ’77 Alexander Graham Bell Award from IEEE
• Tennis
• Those #$%&* chain letters
• Watch model gliders

June 1977

• 44 scholarships awarded
• Calculator-Watch
• Drill bits available
• Earnings, profit-sharing
• First half profit-sharing
• Growing more, using less
• Little Basin camping
• Miller to head service for Calculator Group
• More successes for HP-sponsored Jas
• Public Service citation presented by Navy
• Record earnings
• See your service rep
• Western day at cafeteria

July 1977

• Answers to your questions
• Auto Auction
• Blood Drive
• Calculator-Watch – employee discount
• Calvin Gibson starts own factory
• Carl Buchhass elec. pres.
• CMS annual athletic meet
• Comparison
• DELCON Inst. Rep. Ctr. stops smoking
• Disability
• Foothill College
• Holds annual athletic meet
• HP Day
• Inst. Repair Ctr. stops smoking
• MSD builds new plant in San Jose – photo
• New Plant site in San Jose
• Presented to Dr. J. Leon Shohet
• Recording for Blind volunteers
• Starts own wheelbarrow factory
• Terman Award
• Volunteer needed

August 1977

• $150,000 cash award for ecology invention
• American September issue
• Article by Barnie Oliver
• Article to appear in Scientific
• Calculator watch delayed sale to employees
• Chinese visitor photo
• Data Systems installs parcourse
• Dividend declared
• Donations
• Employee sales of Cal-watch delayed
• Explanation of HMOs
• Fall program
• Frank Kopish of Data Systems writes Shakespearean copy for engineers
• HP Day
• Installs Parcourse
• Loans
• Meetings on Wed. noon hours
• Moderately priced condominiums offered
• Photo – Bob Grimm and UW staff
• Self breast examination
• Shakespeare type writing for
• Retires after 35 years
• Tyler Ecology Award

September 1977

• 1977 Campaign under way
• Delivers 300th system
• Dick Anderson retires from Board. Of Dir.
• HP Softball team wins MV league
• Major building additions
• Making home computers
• Microcomputer Interest Group
• New format starting November
• New phone system to be installed in 6 months
• Out door concerts
• Palo Alto School District
• Photo going away party
• Rally in Sunnyvale – Sept. 17
• Third quarter
• Three trips planned for session
• Transfers to Corvallis, retires from Board of Directors of CU

October 1977

• $307,000 collected ’77
• Corporate Hdqs. plans new site in PA
• Elected Exec. Vice President
• Employee sales of Calculator watch begins
• Health alliance included in Nov. open enrollment
• John Young Elected President
• One year old program
• Open enrollment announced for November
• New selection of jewelry announced
• November 17 set as put aside cigarettes day
• Photo – Myron Cox (Neeley Santa Clara) and “little brother”
• Receives Herbert Hoover Award from Stanford Alumni Ass.
• Seatbelts save more than 3000 lives annually
• Stop smoking day November 17
• To head Manufacturing Services
• Topped $20 million in assets

November 1977

• Annual meeting
• Completion of water saving projects
• HP wins “Big Booth Award”
• Income tax deduction for SDI off again
• Loaned executive to HIRE program
• Merges with Data Systems
• Photo of new bike path 854 bicycles stolen in P.A. in 1976
• President Carter’s, Jack Ingersoll, loaned executive
• Receives 1977 Award of Merit from American Consulting Engineers
• Receives Distinguished Citizen Award from Boy Scouts
• Sandy Baltierra volunteer
• San Jose’s Tapestry in Talent
• Schedules for 78 and 79
• “Silver Mailbox”
• Toy drive
• Watches order now will be here for Christmas
• Word Processing

December 1977

• Error in schedule noted by many
• Second half profit-sharing
• Supplemental Pension plan
• W-2 forms out in late January

January 1978

• Achievement in Life
• Five vans on order
• Meeting changed to Feb. 2 1978
• Pre-retirement video tapes released
• Receives Achievement In Life award from Encyclopedia Britannica
• Tax change

February 1978

• Article on inflation

March 1978

• Effective speaking
• Elected to YMCA board of directors
• Follow up on last month
• Leaving HP to go into ranching
• To become Corporate Fleet Mgr.

April 1978

• Article on effective speaking

May 1978

June 1978

• (Photo incl.)

July 1978

• KUDOS: thrift honor award
• MBA courses offered on TV
• Milestones: employee figures
• MILESTONES: Option to buy: Roseville, CA

August 1978

• Cafeteria prices to go up
• Potpourri (goals)
• Site-of-the-month
• Third-quarter report
• Vanpooling-no longer an experiment

September 1978

• About giving
• An agency visit
• Be predictable-follow rules

October 1978

• Crocker Bank Offers “Grouplan”
• The Great American Smoke Out

November 1978

• Minority Students’ Days
• New group medical plan
• Schedule for ’79-80

December 1978

• Credit Union Annual Meeting
• HP Hams still active