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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1977

Page

4

Bill Maloney ends 40 years at Green Company plant

William G. Maloney retired after a 40 year engineering and manufacturing career with A. P. Green Refractories Co. He helped design and manage the Tarentum basic plant, later becoming plant manager before returning to corporate engineering in Mexico. He led community service efforts in Mexico, taught at St. Brendan's and organized local clubs. He remains active as a ham radio operator and hunter, living at 17 Dorcas.

William G. Maloney A. P. Green A. P. Green Refractories Co Maloney Green Company Tarentum Mr. Maloney Pittsburgh Mexico Missouri School of Mines George Sullivan Kiwanis Club Knights of Columbus Greenco Credit Union GreenCo Club A. P. Green Management Club St. Brendan’s Church

Cruzan's and Stolte's win Beauty in Business awards

Charles Stolte of Stoke's Sign Service at 1707 8 Clark and Duane Cruzan of Cruzan's Liquors on South Highway 54 received Business for Beauty Certificates from the Mexico Women's Club GFWC. Winners were honored for exterior improvements including new siding windows and signs, with Stolte’s building painted white.

Charley Stolte S. Highway 54 Cruzan Clark Mexico Women's Club GFWC Charles Stolte Sign Service Duane Cruzan Bradford Brett Stoke

Missouri Governor Grants Over Two Million in Federal Funds

Gov. Teasdale announced more than 2 million dollars in federal Public Works funds for Missouri communities. Poplar Bluff receives 1 million to build an educational and administrative building at Three Rivers Community College. Other grants include 350 thousand to Sedalia for tornado-damaged school facilities, 250 thousand to St. Charles for a police and detention complex, 227 thousand to Franklin County for a juvenile detention building, and 140 thousand and 70 thousand to Arnold and Herculaneum respectively.

Jefferson City Poplar Bluff Joseph Teasdale Missouri Federal Public Works Program U.S. Department of Commerce Three Rivers Community College Teasdale Sedalia St. Charles Franklin County Arnold Herculaneum

LeVee Honored by A B Chance Anchoring Hall of Fame

Skeets LeVee, retired engineering VP of A B Chance Co, was named to the Anchoring Hall of Fame. L C Hansen announced the selection citing advanced planning of screw type foundations and innovations in high strength anchoring for guyed EHV structures. He joins 12 prior recipients and will have his name added to a master plaque at Chance headquarters.

Centralia C.H. “Skeets LeVee A.B. Chance Company A.B. Chance L.C. Hansen Chance

William Gallip retires after 31 years with MPL Mexico

William B. Gallip of 12208 Morris Street Mexico retires as main maintenance employee at the Missouri Power and Light Company Mexico plant after 31 years with the firm. Born 85 years ago, he joined MPL in 1946 as a ditch pipefitter and became a diesel operator in 1948. He has held his present job since 1964, maintains a perfect safety record, and serves on MPL safety committee. Gallip, a member of IBEW, attends First Baptist Church with wife Verona. children Larry Linda and Dale. He is a Centralia High School graduate.

William B. Gallip Morris St. Mexico Missouri Power & Light Company Mexico Gallip MPL International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Verona First Baptist Church Larry Linda Dale Gallip Centralia High School Centralia

Clibourn Receives 25 Year Service Honor in Missouri

James D. Clibourn of Mexico Missouri, a District 3 construction inspector, was honored by the Missouri State Highway Department for 25 years of service. He began as an engineer inspector I in 1952, became II in 1958, and has worked in northeast Missouri since 1965.

James D. Clibourn Mexico Missouri State Highway Department

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