M E S Field Trip to Chase Brass & Copper Plant
The M E S report a field trip to Chase Brass and Copper Company in Montpelier Williams County Ohio. Members say the outing was one of the finest the Society has had noting Williams County’s brass rod plant as unmatched worldwide. It highlights the use of a pioneering copper industry on line process control computer for directing production and administration.
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M.E.S
Chase Brass & Copper Company
Montpelier
Williams County
Ohio
Mechanical Engineering Society to discuss computer controlled furnaces
The article explains computer controlled furnaces in modern plants guiding material inventory quality analysis and production scheduling. It notes a meeting on 9 Nov 66 at 7:00 p.m. in Ford Library Room 104 with a film and officer nominations.
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M.E.S
Ford Library
Mechanical Engineering Society
Newman Club announces Canoe Race pair and hockey trip plans
At the Newman Club meeting on October 18 Jim Hauser and Don Locke were named to represent the club in the annual Canoe Race during the Fall Festival. President Ken Peet reported strong interest in a Fort Wayne Komet hockey game outing this quarter. The next meeting is scheduled for 7:00 PM on November 1 at Newman Hall.
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Newman Club
Jim Hauser
Don Locke
Ken Peet
Fort Wayne
Newman Hall
Alpha Gamma Upsiron Plans Float for Fall Festival
Alpha Gams spent a Saturday evening at Poka gon with a bonfire and hayride. They prepare for Fall Festival by entering "The Spirit of Saint Louis" float and a skit for the talent show, urging a big turnout.
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Alpha Gams
Pokagon
Alpha Gam
Spirit of
Acacia Fraternity Activity and Elections This Quarter
Acacia opens the quarter with new officers led by Bob Burns as President and Ken Shuttleworth as treasurer. Rushing events include parties with rushees from Ohio and Indiana and visits from Purdue and Harvey Logan. Aeneas Carthage festival plans, and congratulations flow to members on nuptials births and engagements.
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Bob Burns
Mike Hardy
Ed Bouma
Mike Mayer
Art Paquin
Jeff Szilage
Bush
Acacia
Rod Norman
Zanesville
Ohio
Steve Wyneken
Rye
Indiana
Dave Solida
New Castle
Fort Wayne
Defiance
University of Toledo
Rnity
Vis
Iting Brothers
Purdue
Harvey Logan
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Aeneas
Carthage
Brotherhood
Dick Nate
Tony Maloney
Brotherhood of Acacia
Paul Belpasso
Doug Davenport
Ken Shuttleworth
Bud Marseilles
Sonny Catron
Six Initiated Into T K E Fra ternity
Six pledges joined Tau Kappa Epsilon last week including Dareld Woodward Anderson Indiana John Seligman Wynnwood Pa Jim Vanda Putte Mishawaka Indiana Sam Priddey Drexel Hill Pa Ray Gosselin Hills Beach Bedford Maine Tom Hill Sidney Ohio The pledge program began October 17 1966 The brotherhood congratulates Tom Celie and Cathy Thomson plus George Sich and Roberta Peters Robert Spencer engaged to Ginny Pechi Kent State Delta Zeta officers listed.
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Tau Kappa Epsilon
Dareld Woodward
Anderson
Indinna
John Seligman
Wynnwood
Jim Vanda Putte
Mishawaka
Indiana
Sam Priddey
Drexél Hill
Ray Gosselin
Hills Beach
Beddford
Maine
Tom Hill
Sidney
Ohio
Brotherhood of Tke
Tom Celie
Ford Motor Company seeks imaginative problem solvers
Ford highlights a culture of breaking molds and seeking better ways to meet objectives. It notes the company builds cars trucks and tractors and claims to be the nation's third largest producer of glass, emphasizing innovation and diverse manufacturing.
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Ford Motor Company
Laufer Joins General Electric Manufacturing Training Program
Steven C. Laufer graduates from Tri State College in June 1966 and joins General Electric in its three year Manufacturing Training Program. The first 18 months cover broad manufacturing assignments, followed by 18 months of specialization in manufacturing engineering factory management or quality control. The program blends on the job work with graduate level classroom courses to develop future manufacturing management.
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Steven C. Laufer
B.S. '66
General Electric’ Company
Tri-State College
General Electric
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