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| Title: | Hallikainen hi-lights - Volume 3, Number 9 - September 30, 1963 |
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| Body: | Welcome Hornet Mr. Hallikainen returned from
Chicago Conference. The I.S.A, National Meet-
Europe on September 13. He spent eight days in ing was a success on all counts. Mr, Schimbor
London at the Hallikainen Instruments Limited
and Arthur Alston received almost double the
Sales Conference which was attended by some
number of inquiries that ?.hey
have ever received
35 representatives from European countries.
at a show. The Haze Analyzer proved to be an
Finding himself allocated a full day to present item of real fascination. Norm Waner was asked
the material he had with him, he used one
at the last minute to present a talk as part
session to talk about new instruments, another of one of the programs which he did in his
to discuss servicing and maintenance of our
usual effective academic manner. Mr. Halli-
instruments and a third for applications, all
kainen was presented with the awarKf=ow
followed by a question period. He also attended of I.S.A., an honor accorded only to men who
some of the other discussions and met with
have made notable contribution in the field
various officials of Elliott Brothers who had
of instrumentation. It seems that Arthur has
business to arrange with him.
ably replaced Bill Breyer as humor man of the
On his day in Stockholm, he visited Svenska Ab group with such antics as practical jokes
Gasaccumulator. This Swedish company is in
first thing in the morning and being able to
direct competition with us for business in
eat twice as much as his dieting companions.
Blood Oxygenators.
Nobody else would admit that they had any fun.
In Finland he had several matters of business
to attend to. One was a trip to the govern-
ment oil refinery for a conference with the
engineer who operates one of our Microviscom-
eters. Another was a conference at the re-
finery main office where he presented complete
information on our instruments and their uses
in the refinery, and a third was a trip to a
paper pulp laboratory where the engineers
want to incorporate our Ultraviolet Analyzer in
their process.
Also in Helsinki, with the help of his uncle,
Mr. Hallikainen completed arrangements to adopt
a three-year-old child, so on September 26,
Anne Maarit Hallikainen arrived at San Francisco
airport and found the whole Hallikainen family
there to meet her. Harold, Suzie and David are
learning Finnish while little sister Anne
learns English and everybody is delighted!
New Building Plans. As most of you have read
in the newspapers, we have put a deposit on a
three acre site in Galvin Industrial E'ark
in
Richmond. Preliminary drawings are in process
at Hugh O'Neil Company for our new plant build-
ing,and a new corporation has been formed to
allow interested stockholders to invest in the
building. The directors of the Hallikainen
Instruments Building Corporation are R. R.
Mauser, L.C. Dorking, D.A.F. Williamson, K,E.
Hallikainen and Mrs. V.L. McCarthy. Stock in
the new corporation will be available at $100
per share to current Hallikainen Instruments
stockholders sometime in the near future. No
further details are available at this time.
Job Well Done! A recent inspection report from our Insurance Company's safety engineer complimented Monty Montgomery and Fred Wolff for the well engineered network of safety equipment throughout the plant. Also,our employees are to be commended for their care in preventing accidents and caring for minor injuries to avoid infections. Once again we want to mention the importance of wearing safety glasse s whenever there is possible danger to the eyes. You may be better looking without glasses, but you will be looking better through two uninjured eyes. Wear safety glasses! President's Message: I am using this means to express my sincere appreciation to the members of our staff who put forth extra effort to complete the Chicago Sales Meeting materials early so that I could use them in London. My special thanks to the duplicating staff in Engineering, the Sales Department personnel, my own staff assistants and the shipping department. /f&G- Second L<fe Saved! At San Francisco General Hospital another patient's life was saved by the use of our resuscitators. The woman was on the Portable Resuscitator and then on the Syn- chronous Machine for a total of four hours be- fore normal heartbeat was restored. ( L* ) ,j % ,~ -`: ,,T .-`, ,I_ ; . . .. ,:, f . `. . `\ ..' I . . . . ; `, .__ _. .; __ _ ,... . . . ! ._ . . . . . . . . Local Representative, Kenneth "Stuffy" Role "Tokyo - This Ynd UIY' ,ras 2 familiar mark went to-the I.S,h, Show 813 his a-m and nadF or. crates gang oila: of the shipping room the necessary contacts to represent Bendix- Greenbrier (ch .rr,l;latography) and Htim.!incc (re- search ijzstrumentsj as weI1 9,s :~allika<n,en Instruments in the Northern GLf@X& area. Stuffy has re-e n ~tabiished his former company, Instrumart, here in the bay area.. He is still helping out in the Test Room evenings until we can redistribute the workload, Probolog Probes Again!! They look so simple, but..,,.! Another company was trying to com- pete with us; however, last week we received an order from our competitor for 40 probes! It seems that they tried for six months and couldn't manufacture one &at wouid work! Thus convinced them that probes require the skill of our eqer: machinists and our ex-watchmaker Julius Rosin. We admit that it takes time and patience to handle the exceedingly fine parts; however, we still suspect that SiiiiU.9 b.ak a . deal with the elves from the Black Forest to come in at r.ight and build the probes for him. Professor Waner. With the new school semester started, Norm Waner is back on the job teaching a night class for Cal Extension, The title cf the course Is P'Re~iew of Engineering Funda- last week, There were eight of them, all Vis- COiil&r-IX gai5.g to Japan0 The Japanese took no C-,ha.ncE@ of misunderstanding. They sent a highly competent engineer from Japan to see the instruments in operation in our T,est Room in case they should misunderstand the instruc- tion manual. Sk-. Tskata, who spoke very good English hir~sel~9 showed up with an interpreter in case he should misunderstand something that was said, They discussed everything first in English and then in Zapaneae to make sure that all items were clearly understood, The two of them spent the better part of three days in the test mom with Arthur Alston Iearning every;_~_ing t?.ere is to know about operating ,and maintaining Viacometers. We are sure that Mr. Takata will have no prob- lems keeping his Viscometers in operation, and we &.a.nd in awe of his technical skill. United Crusade. No where else will your gift serve so many worthy enterprises. Monty Montgomery is chairman of the fund drive again this year, and Skip Bradford is co- chairman D They will be collecting throtlgh- out the month of October. mental2 o )' New Babies! &gelfka Herrman_ was born September 1.5. She peighed 4 pounds 12 oun- Things Are Looking Brighter! Especially the ces and is floor of the Accounting D~&ment. They tFle first child of proud parents Horst a:n d Hannelore D On the same day the glued down some lovely grey formica tile, and Hans Bockenka~~s announced the arrival of Martin Kaufmann has been wondering if he should daugh&r Diana i-weighing 6 pounds 11 ounces. buy a new suit to match the elegance of his _- She is their second child. Marilyn Peterson surroundings. (temporarily in our accounting officer husband Joe welcomed their first child, Wedding Date. Arlene Coete will bse married ~Ronnie Lee on November iSth at 8:GO ?.M. at StepYen, on SepYember- 18. the Fcli Gospel Temple in Richmond,
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