Baytown Briefs (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 11, Ed. 1 Friday, March 17, 1967 Page: 2 of 4
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Clarence O. Collins
Clarence O. Collins, fire equip-
ment coordinator, has retired
Slarnes is a research specialist
at ER&E. A former member of
ER&E, Neureiter is now Scien-
tific Attache with the American
Embassy in Warsaw, Poland.
He’s been there several months.
Lawrence J. Weiler
Lawrence J. Weiler, head of
Safely, retired recently after
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Shown in Fuels group are, seated, Marvin I. Horton, Johnny W. East, William J. McDonald, Pete Martinez,
Robert L. Ware, Daniel Samora, Lawrence W. Allen. Standing, H. H. Meier, George E. Shankle, Thomas J.
Filban, III, Dennis J. Cernosek, Johnnie L. Broyles, Don R. Everett, Raymond E. Dailey, Fuels Superinten-
dent Bob Payne.
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are assigned to Refinery Special-
ties, thirteen to Refinery Fuels,
seven to Enjay Polyolefin, and
two have joined the Refinery
Laboratory.
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A&M in 1929. He " *
joined Humble Production at Big
Spring the day after graduation
and later transferred to the Hous-
ton Office. He joined Baytown’s
Instrument Department in 1936.
Heap commuted from Houston
for more than 30 years. He cal-
culates he drove half a million
miles to and from work, wearing
out 10 automobiles.
He and his wife. Mary Alice.
Fifteen Humble and Enjay em-
ployees are scheduled to retire
during the month of April.
Humble employees in this
group are Jerald Cales, Oil Move-
ments; Robert L. Hatchell, Distil-
lation and Treating; Joe A. Long,
Storehouse; Cecil R. Marlin,
Lube Process; William A. Phil-
lips, Accounting; John H. Rich-
ardson and John T. Stephenson,
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from the Utilities
Department after
working 37 years
with Humble. He
began his career
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John A. Heap
John A. Heap, instrument
technician, retired recently from
Humble’s M&C
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An orientation program for 36
new Humble and Enjay em-
ployees added to hourly rolls was
held this week at the Safely and
Training Building. The new men
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Enjay employee group shows, from left, Polyolefin Superintendent Knox Beavers, Charles Buckalew Carl R.
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nearly 42 years
of service with
the company.
Weiler grew
up in Hunting-
ton, West Vir-
ginia. He gradu-
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Virginia Univer-
Baytown Briefs • March 17, 1967
W. H. Slarnes and N. P. Neu-
reiter are the authors of “The
Reaction of Triphenylphosphe-
mine with Peroxycyclohexadie-
mones" in the current issue of the
Journal of Organic Chemistry.
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Packaging and Lube Blending:
Henry C. Swain, Technical: John ,
W. Vyoral, Utilities; and Harvey
J. White, Conversion.
Enjay employees retiring in
April are Jules W. Knoulton and *
Frank J. Burianek, Mechanical;
William E. Harlan, Benzene
Unit; H. D. Russell, Dehydro-
genation A & B (GE) ; and James
B. Sterling, GF and GK units.
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plan to do a lot of camping now
that he has retired. They are
members of two campers' clubs.
He is also a member of the Hous-
ton Sportsman’s Club and the
Harris County Bookkeeper's As-
sociation.
The Heaps have two sons,
John, Jr., and Robert.
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born in Cleveland. Prior to join-
ing Humble, he worked in oil
fields in various parts of Texas.
He enjoys hunting and fishing.
His plans for retirement include
these sports, along with truck
farming. He and his wife. Mar-
tha Jane, plan to operate a vege-
table farm near Cleveland.
They have four children: Don-
ald Wayne, James. Dorothy, and
Terry Lee.
were welcomed to Baytown Mon-
day morning by H. H. Meier,
Refinery manager, at the begin-
ning of the orientation program.
Fourteen of the new employees
New Specialties employees are shown above with Refinery Manager H. H. Meier and Specialties Superin-
tendent E. H. Oliver. Seated, from left, are Aubrey B. Davis, Alfred A. Singleton, Michael L. Elder, Robert
L. Patillo, Charles J. Johnson, Allen N. Burditt, Alfred A. Singleton. Standing, Meier, Ira A. Hebert, Ira J.
Nichols, Bracy R. Goodner, Joe J. Brown, James L. Crocker, W. E. Neugebauer, John Burgess, Oliver.
Holiday Next Friday
Friday, March 24, “Good Fri-
day,” will be observed as a holi-
day by employees of Humble’s
Baytown Refinery, Enjay’s Bay-
town Plant, and Esso Research
and Engineering.
Hourly employees and salaried
employees subject to limited
hours will receive holiday pay
and pay for time worked in
accordance with the established
rules.
Because of the Friday holiday,
Briefs will be published on
Thursday of next week.
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engineer at the Baton Rouge
Refinery.
After serving in a number of
assignments there, he was named
manager of Crude and Product
Coordination in 1959. In 1961.
he moved to Humble’s headquar-
ters in Houston as a coordinator
in Products Supply. He was ap-
pointed manager of the Supply
and Transportation Department
in 1961. Two years later, he was
named executive assistant to J. K.
Jamieson, president of Jersey
Standard.
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sity with a bachelor of science
degree in civil engineering.
He joined Jersey Standard at
Parkersburg, West Virginia, in
1925. In February of 1936 he
transferred to Baytown and was
with Humble’s Engineering De-
partment until June of that year,
at which lime he became head
of Refinery’s Safely Department.
He headed this group for almost
31 years.
Weiler’s special interests in-
clude horticulture and woodwork-
ing. He is a member of the Epis-
copal Church, where he is a
layreader; past president of the
American Society of Safely En-
gineers; and a field representa-
tive for American Red Cross.
Two new Refinery Laboratory employees shown with Laboratory Head
M. W. Morgan, left, are William H. McCracken and Lee H. Bine.
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