The Courier-Express from Dubois, Pennsylvania • Page 16

tut COURIER.EXPRESS, buftalt, CUorlleld, and tlk Caunfy Arm Airco Appointments Comille DiBernardo (center), part of the Golden Girl Program at New York's Kennedy Airport, assists a couple of weary, grateful travelers in the airport's International Arrivals Building. PENN STATE FOOTBALL FREE TICKETS Be Our Guest! for the PENN STATE vs. SYRACUSE Saturday, October 17 OBTAIN DETAILS REGISTER. NOW AT flDECKI' LIGHTHOUSE LIBERTY DUBOIS, PA. TICKETS TO BE AWARDED 8:00 P.M.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13 WATCH THIS SPACE- YOUR NAME MAY APPEAR! ANDREW HAUL IV New appointments at Airco Spccr Electronics include Andrew Kaul IV as Vice President Internatlonl Operations. Prior lo his new assignment, he served as Special Projects Manager, Air co Speer Electronic Components a division of Air Reduction Company, Incorporated. Mr. Kati will report to Dr. L.

M. Lig gett, President. In his new position, he wil have line responsibility for directing all aspects of specific and special overseas projects which are a part of long range growth plans of the division. Mr. Kaul is a graduate of 'the Hill School, Pottstown, Pennsylvania and received a degree in Business Administration from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, in 1955.

His industrial career began with Speer Carbon Company in 1957 in Bradford, where he was engaged in per sonnel work. He moved to St. Marys in I960, where worked first in planning and scheduling and 1 then in production administration until 1966. Since that year, he has completed assignments at Airco Corporate Headquarters in New York and with the Advanced Engineering Group at Murray Hill, New Jersey. In 1968, he returned to St.

Marys as Special Project Manager, Airco Speer Electronic Components, and in 1969, he was appointed Vice President, Airco Singapore Ltd. At the present time, Mr. and Mrs. Kaul reside in Singapore with their children, Heidi and Frank. Kolinsky fur comes from a species of mink found in the Soviet Union and China.

1VKS HARVEY Ives L. Harvey has been named Vice President Planning and Services, Airco Speer Elcc Ironies, St. Marys, Pennsylvania effective September 1 1970. Prior to his new assignment, he had served as Director of Planning and Marketing Services. Mr.

Harvey was born in Bel lefonte, Pennsylvania. He gi'adu ated from Huntingdon (Pcnnsyl vania) High School in 1936 anc received an A.B. degree froir Juniata College, Huntingdon, Pa in 1940. In 1941, he married Barbara Wilson at Alexandria, Pennsylvania. The Harvey's have daughter, Alice Elizabeth, who is attending Agnes Scott College, Decatur, Georgia; Ives Wallace, their son, is doing graduate work at the University of Chicago after receiving his B.A.

degree sum ma cum laude at Dartmouth College, Hanover, New Hampshire in 1970. Mr. Harvey has served in a wide variety of positions including Sales Representative, Marketing Director, and Staff Marketing areas for the 24 years he has been with Speer Carbon Company and subsequently with Airco Speer Carbon Products. Prior to joining the Company, Mr. Harvey served in World War II for three years of which 2V'a years were spent in the China Burma India Theater.

His civic and fraternal activities include Chairman, Elk County Housing Authority and Industrial Council. He is a member of the Masonic Order and the St. Marys Country Club. He also belongs, to (he National El- ectrial Manfacturers Association. Mr.

Harvey has been a member of the Footlighters, a very 61 West Long DuBois SHORTWAY DAYS SPECIALS FRIDAY and SATURDAY OPEN 'Till, 9:00 MOM. and FRI. One Group Anchor-Hocking gift boxed GLASSWARE mm mm Reg. $1.39 SAP Whiskey glasses Reg. 39c Nut or CANDY DISH Asst.

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Formerly to $8.99 limit! 1 customer J.M. CROCKETT John M. Crockett has been appointed Vice President-Marketing, Airco Speer Carbon-Graphite, a division of Air Reduc tian Company, Incorporated, it was announced today by Thomas Way. President he ha, previously scrvefi as General Marketing Director, Aircp Speer, Graphite Dvivison. Mr.

Crockett was born in Rapid City South Dakota in 1918. He received a B.S. Degree the South Dakota School of Mines in 1939; subsequently, he attended Harvard Law School from 1939-1941. In 1965, he was awarded a Doctorate in Engineering by South Dakota Schoo of Mines and Technology. In 1942, he married Elaine Gregory.

The Crocketts have a son. John M. who is attending North Carolina State Un iversity at Raleigh, Nor.h Carolina after serving in the United States Air Force, and a daughter, Nancy who is now Mrs. Jay Campbell, who now resides in St, James, Maryland. Mr.

Crockett has had a broad experience as a research engineer, furnace superintendent, then successively a metallurgical engineer, manager technical services, district sales manager, vice president-gas production and dis- assistant to the Group Vice President, Air Reduction Company, Incorporated. More recently, he has been administrative assistant to the President, Speer Carbon Company, prior to the post of general marketing director. Mr. Crockett is a member of the American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers, American Welding Society, Triangle, Sigma Tau and Masons. He has been a contributor, author, and coauthor of a number of articles for professional journals; he has also been a patentee in the field.

He is a member of the Bradford Regional Airport Atuhority and the St. Marys Airport Commission which is the operating group for the St. Marys Airport Authority. Mr. and Mrs.

Crockett reside at Sunset Road, St. Marys, Pa. FRANK RUSINKO JR. T. H.

Way, President, Airco Speer Carbon-Graphite, a division of Air Reduction Company, Incorporated, has announced that Dr. Frank Rusinko, Jr. is appointed Vice President and Tech' meal Director, Airco Speer Car bon-Graphite. Previously, he was Director of Development and Technical Services. Mr.

Rusinko was born in Nanticoke, Pennsylvania in 1930. He received a B.S. degree in Fuel Technology at Pennsylvania Slate Oniversity in 1952 and an M.S. degree at the same University in 1954. He continued at the same location to receive a Ph.

D. degree in Fuel Technology and Physical Chemistry in 1958'. He was a Research Associate at Pennsylvania Stale University in 1958-1959. He first joined Speer Carbon Company in 1959 as a Scientist and subsequently served as Manager of Development, Carbon Products Division, then held I he same position with the Electrode Division. In 1957, he married Lucy Geryak in Buffalo, New York.

The Rusmko's have a daughter, Nancy, and a son, Larry. His fields of research and development have included carbon active amateur theatrical society and has taken several parts in past productions of that group. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey, daughter and son reside at 4456 Charles Street, St.

Marys, Pa. May Be Using Pollution-Free Auto Engine UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. (AP) Research engineers say we already may be using a potentially pollution-free auto don't know it. Three members of Penn State's mechanical engineering department presented the thesis to the International Internal Combustion Engine Conference in Bucharest, Romania. Drs.

Samuel Lestz, Wolfgang Meyer aad Richard Barton dis- scribed the auto engine now on the road as highly temperamental especially in its most vital In each cylinder a mixture of air and vaporized fuel i compressed with a piston, then ignited by a spark plug. However, the researchers said they found the turbulence of the fuel vapor varies inside the some areas the fuel are moving fa'slernnan in The degree of vapor turbulence closest the spark was found to have a direct effect on just how much of the fuel went unburned into the air. However, the researchers agreed that the amount of pollutants be reduced if the ideal turbulence can be found and made constant. "This is not technically feasible at the moment," they said. "In fact our experiments at Penn Slate are now aimed at determining which cycle is the cleanest, but the fact we have lied cycle variation to turbulence clears the way for further experimentation.

the country Is frantically searching for a pollution free engine, it may be that what's under the hood right HOW is the answer." Duffitesne University Kiititnriittly Troubled (AP) Mayor Peter Flaherty has promisor! to canvass the city and knock on I corporation doors lo help Du- Iquesne University students try to raise $1 million for Iheir financially troubled school. And Allegheny. County Com mijsioner Leonard Slaisey has 'promised a $1,000 donation. i The promises came Thursday a student rally on the Duquesne campus. The Rev.

Henry J. McAmilty, Duquesne president, has 'said the university needs more than $3 million lo pay off short-term notes. So far, the students have raised $61,000 for the 92-year-old school. They call themselves the Third Alternative because, they said, the only other ways to ov- ercome the financial crisis is lo increase tuition again or cut back on school programs. and graphite; gas-solid reactions, gas absorption; coal carbonization irradiation of coal and graphite; nuclear graphite; catalysis of hcrierogeneous carbon reactions; fuel cells, surface chamistry; research and develop- menl management; and high temperature materials technology.

Dr. Rusinko holds membership in the Society of the Sigma Xi and Phi Lambda Upsilon. He is a member and has held offices in the American Chemical Society and is a member of the So- ciely for Testing and Materials. He is also a member of the American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, National Electrical Manufacturers Association, and is Vice Chairman, Technical Committee, Carbon Section. The Rusinko's live on Sherry Road in St.

Marys, Pa. PITTSBURGH (AP) A 300- round tombstone toppled on a joy playing in a cemetery near lis home Friday, crushing him to death, police said. He was Michael McGinley, 8, son of Mr. and Mrs. James McGinley Jr.

of Millvale. Pressing For Better Safety Of Light Planes VERN AP Aerospace Writer WASHINGTON The National Transportation Safely Board is pressing manufacturers In make light aircraft more capable of surviving moderate lo severe crash landings. The hoard Is recommending the Federal Aviation Admlnis tration set new minimum crash safety standards for general the field of business, sports and private airplanes, In a letter to FAA Administrator John H. Shaffer, Chairman John H. Reed of the board said manufacturers have concentrated efforts on making their planes airworthy, and have "minimized their efforts to provide realistic levels of crash- worthiness." Reed said researchers have developed much technical data showing improved crashworlhi- ness in aircraft design can result in sisai'ficant saving of lives and Injuries.

"The federal air regulations still only provide protection for a 'minor crash Reed said. A spokesman said the board believes that, aside from major modifications, many relatively minor steps caa be taken to improve the safety within a plane during an accident. As an- example. he cited the elimination of various protruding handles and instruments which already have been recessed in automobiles in the interest of safety. FT.

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