Power Company Wins Three Safety Awards
Montana Power Co. won three safety honors announced by president J E Corette. The Edison Electric Institute Injury Frequency Reduction Award reflects a 25 percent or more drop in accident frequency versus the prior three years. The National Safety Council placed Montana Power third in Public Utilities Section Safety Injury Frequency Rate for 1962 with a rate of 3.87 among 405 entrants. A merit certificate from the council recognized an outstanding employee injury report, prepared by safety director W V McDonnell, continuing a 1961 award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Power Co
J. E. Corette
Edison Electric Institute
National Safety Council
Public Utilities Section
Montana Power
W. V. McDonnell
Naval Reservists To Meet Monday Drill
Lieutenant W F Hamelrath announces all men assigned to X Division must bring seabags to Monday night drill. Bag inspection will occur before departure for recruit training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Hamelrath
U.S. Naval and Marine Corps Reserve Training Center
X Division
Butte Students Earn Optometry Degrees
Three Butte students are candidates for bachelor of science degrees in optometry at commencement exercises in Forest Grove today. The graduates are Robert Thomas Whissiel, Leonard Edward Vainio, and James R. Williams, all having completed their studies by January 24.
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Butte
University
Forest Grove
Robert Thomas Whissiel
Harold Whissiel
Dewey
Leonard Edward Vainio
Leonard W. Vainio
James R. Williams
Fred C. Williams
Marine Pvt Woods completes testing at Memphis center
MEMPHIS Tenn Feb 8 Marine Pvt Steven E Woods son of Mr and Mrs Samuel J Woods 521 S Idaho Butte Montana completed a week of testing and screening at the Naval Air Technical Training Center He is a 1962 Butte High School graduate who entered the service in July 1962
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Memphis, Tenn
FHTNC
Marine Pvt
Steven E. Woods
Samuel J. Woods
Idaho
Butte
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Memphis
Tenn
Butte High School
Woods
Postal Clerks Elect Officers
United Federation of Postal Clerks members elected new officers with Bernard O'Neil as president and Vern Hensley as secretary treasurer. O'Neil and Mike Nevin were chosen delegates to the State Federation convention in Missoula from June 7 to 9.
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Bernard O'Neil
Vern Hensley
O'Neil
Mike Nevin
State Federation of Postal Clerks
Missoula
Hennessy clock display with brass wall clocks and cuckoo
A catalog style note describes several clocks from Hennessy’s Art Department. Items include a 32 inch brass wall clock with 8 day front wind movement, a 10 inch Black Forest cuckoo clock, an 8 day front wind brass wall clock in brass and walnut, and a 22 inch spoke design wall clock, all with varied dials and movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heidi
Black Forest
Beee
Emerson PTA Installs Officers at Dad's Nite
Mrs Ruth Canty was installed as president of the Emerson PTA during Dad's Nite at the school. New officers include Mrs Hazel Barnes vice president Jane Gaustad second vice president Mrs Beverly Rohn secretary Mrs Lilah Peterson treasurer and Mrs Francis Armstrong historian. Outgoing president Mrs Clarence Martin received a pin and red roses. The school band directed by Rod Lewis and the sixth grade chorus led by Helen Small provided entertainment. Mr and Mrs Lewis and Miss Small were thanked with gifts for their work with the band and chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Canty
Emerson Pta
Hazel Barnes
Jane Gaustad
Beverly Rohn
Lilah Peterson
Francis Armstrong
Clarence Martin
Rod Lewis
Helen Small
Sailor Promoted Aboard USS Bon Homme Richard
Paul D. Kissell a machinist's mate third class USN son of Mrs Gerald J Kissell of 931 Utah Butte was promoted to the present late May 16 while serving aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Bon Homme Richard undergoing shipyard overhaul at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard Bremerton Washington
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USS
Bon Homme Richard
Paul D. Kissell
USN
Gerald J. Kissell
Utah
Butte
Puget Sound Naval Shipyard
Bremerton
Wash
World religions fairs at New York 1964 65 exposition
At the New York World’s Fair, 1964 65, major faiths will have rent free pavilions in the international area. A Vatican pavilion will showcase Michelangelo’s Pieta with nearby Christian Science Protestant Council Latter day Saints and the Synagogue Council of America among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Vatican
Michelangelo
Christian Science
The
Protestant Council
Church of Latter Day Saints
Synagogue Council of America
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Power Company
Naval
United Federation of Postal Clerks
Leroibhals
Klein
By Welby
Hennessy
Hennessy’s Lamp Department Balcony
POLE
Hennessy’s
Hennessy’s Housewares
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