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$21,000 Unit…
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than previously made at the plant.
Mike English was the Process Development Engineer for the process requirements and Rod Ashby was Project Engineer for the design and construction of the unit.
The new facility burns off waste gases completely in a smoke-less flame, and eliminates air pollution and fire hazard.
[IMAGE: Industrial facility/equipment]
United Givers
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[IMAGE: Group of people at a table reviewing documents]
United Givers Committee review results of the annual plant drive to raise $21,000. From left are Gary Arndt, L. Kaiser, M. Makoski, J. Carroll, Chairman; R. Amidon, F. Mayo, and Kay Dowling. Committee members absent at time of the photo were R. Van Allen, F. Commendatore, E. Semaskvich, L. Raskauskas, C. Roland, H. Witt, J. Rzeszute, and J. Vergosen.
DEPARTMENT BREAKDOWN
| Department | Goal | Pledge | No. of Givers | Average Pledge |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chemical Production | $2350 | $2059 | 113 | $18 |
| Reclaim Production | 2100 | 1971 | 112 | 17 |
| *Synthetic Production | 1600 | 1612 | 75 | 21 |
| Eng. & Mech.—Chemical | 1550 | 1541 | 93 | 16 |
| Eng. & Mech.—Syn. | 1000 | 630 | 52 | 12 |
| *Materials | 1350 | 1474 | 72 | 20 |
| Factory Services | 1200 | 901 | 44 | 20 |
| *Research & Develop. | 5850 | 6195 | 262 | 23 |
| *Accounting | 900 | 974 | 53 | 18 |
| *EMIC | 3000 | 3548 | 123 | 28 |
| *International | 100 | 118 | 9 | 12 |
| *exceeded goal | $21,000 | $21,023 | 1008 | $19 |
53 employees suffered head injuries in the plant during 1970.
18 occurred in the Chemical Mechanical department; 11 in Synthetic Production.
170 eye injuries occurred in 1970, eight of which were serious.
53 injuries took place in the Mechanical (Chemical) department and 36 in Chemical Production.
achieving it due to employees on a leave of absence, sick, or retired.
The amount represents approximately one-third of the total Industrial Division goal and reflects the generosity of Chemical employees in their support of community activities.
Canvassers who solicited contributions in the different departments and not in the photos were: R. Allen, J. Baclawski, M. Bausano, G. Bradshaw, P. Byra, A. Follachio, R. Gencarelli, H. Greenfield, J. Honyotski, Jeannine Labrecque,
Appointments Announced
Art Aronson has been assigned to the position of Maintenance and Construction Engineer for the Chemical and Reclaim plants.
Sal Aloise, a Supervisor in the Safety department, has been named Foreman in Chemical Production.
Jim Loman joined the Safety Department in Industrial Relations, replacing Sal Aloise.
Don Bates has been named Operations Foreman of the Emulsion and Non-Aqueous Synthetic Pilot Plants.
Ray Pekoek has been appointed Operations Foreman of the Chemical Pilot Plant.
Ben Pranulis assumed the position of Mechanical Foreman in the Chemical Pilot Plant.
Ed Hunwicz has been named to the new position of Mechanical Foreman of the Emulsion and Non-Aqueous Synthetic Pilot Plants.
SAFETY IS MY RESPONSIBILITY
DON’T DRINK AND DRIVE
P. Laurenzi, L. Lombardi, F. Lynch, D. McCormack, J. Sullivan, and R. Terino.
Chairman of this year’s drive was Jim Carroll of the Engineering department. Members of the Committee were R. Amidon, Gary Arndt, F. Commendatore, K. Dowling, L. Kaiser, H. Koss, W. Lavelle, M. Makoski, F. Mayo, L. Raskauskas, C. Roland, J. Rzeszutek, E. Semaskvich, R. Van Allen, J. Vergosen, and H. Witt.
Mother To Five Calves
[IMAGE: Man with calf]
Jim Brown bottle nurses week old Hereford calf at Uniroyal farm. The calf’s cow died at birth.
Five white faced Hereford calves were recently born at the Uniroyal Farm in Middlebury, but shortly after their birth each of their cows died. Two of the calves were twins.
The calves, ranging in age from 1 week to 4 weeks, are now being bottle fed, and owe their good healthy growth partially to Jim Brown, a next-door neighbor and a Foreman in the Synthetic Mechanical department, who sometimes assists in the feeding.
The farm is located at the intersection of Christian Road and Route 188 in Middlebury, only a short distance from the Oxford Management and Research Center.
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$150,000 Gift To Hospital
[IMAGE: Three men in front of building under construction]
Uniroyal Chemical and Footwear contributed $150,000 to the new Waterbury Hospital. In front of the new facility are from left, Carl Toothaker, Footwear Factory Manager; Richard Derr, Hospital Administrator; and Sheldon Salzman, Chemical Factory Manager.
A total of $150,000 was contributed to the Waterbury Hospital Building Fund over a five year period by the Uniroyal Chemical and Footwear Plant.
The Hospital is constructing an eleven story building which will contain a new surgical operating room on the ground level floor, a new pediatrics center, and increased bed facilities.
The structure is near 75% completion and will be dedicated in early summer, 1972.
The combined facilities of St. Mary’s Hospital, which is also undertaking an expansion program, will provide the finest in medical services for the residents of Waterbury, Naugatuck and surrounding towns.
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