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August 29, 1962
The Sidney Herald
Sidney, Richland County, Montana
What is this article about?
Edward Burau, a senior interviewer at Sidney Employment Service, transferred to Polson, Montana after four years in various roles; replaced by local resident Alvin Fisher, a farmer, veteran, and community member.
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Edward Burau
Transferred To
Polson, Montana
Mr. Edward Burau, Senior Interviewer at the Sidney Employment Service was recently transferred to Polson, Montana. He was employed in the Sidney office for four years during which he worked as Veterans Employment Representative, Farm employment Representative and Employment Counselor, in addition to numerous other employment service activities. His new duties in the Flathead Lake Country will parallel those held in Sidney, however, the additional training he will receive in Polson will equip him for further advancement in Employment Service work.
He is being replaced by Mr. Alvin Fisher, a long time resident of Sidney and Richland County. Mr. Fisher, his wife Verna and two children reside at 302 11th Ave. S. E. He graduated from Sidney High School in 1944. Entered the Armed Forces and served two years in the Infantry. For the past 16 years he has been farming in the N. W. part of Richland County. He is assistant Scout Leader of Troop No. 140, a member of the Sidney Jaycees and the American Legion. He also served as assistant Fund Drive Chairman for the American Red Cross.
Transferred To
Polson, Montana
Mr. Edward Burau, Senior Interviewer at the Sidney Employment Service was recently transferred to Polson, Montana. He was employed in the Sidney office for four years during which he worked as Veterans Employment Representative, Farm employment Representative and Employment Counselor, in addition to numerous other employment service activities. His new duties in the Flathead Lake Country will parallel those held in Sidney, however, the additional training he will receive in Polson will equip him for further advancement in Employment Service work.
He is being replaced by Mr. Alvin Fisher, a long time resident of Sidney and Richland County. Mr. Fisher, his wife Verna and two children reside at 302 11th Ave. S. E. He graduated from Sidney High School in 1944. Entered the Armed Forces and served two years in the Infantry. For the past 16 years he has been farming in the N. W. part of Richland County. He is assistant Scout Leader of Troop No. 140, a member of the Sidney Jaycees and the American Legion. He also served as assistant Fund Drive Chairman for the American Red Cross.
What sub-type of article is it?
Biography
What themes does it cover?
Triumph
What keywords are associated?
Employment Transfer
Career Advancement
Veteran Service
Community Involvement
Farming
What entities or persons were involved?
Edward Burau
Alvin Fisher
Verna Fisher
Where did it happen?
Sidney, Montana; Polson, Montana; Flathead Lake Country; Richland County
Story Details
Key Persons
Edward Burau
Alvin Fisher
Verna Fisher
Location
Sidney, Montana; Polson, Montana; Flathead Lake Country; Richland County
Event Date
Recently
Story Details
Edward Burau transferred from Sidney Employment Service to Polson, Montana after four years in multiple roles, gaining training for advancement; replaced by Alvin Fisher, a Sidney resident, high school graduate of 1944, Army infantry veteran, farmer, and community leader.