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help set up in the Naugatuck plant include LVBI wet cake and Naugard 445, which are produced in the FOC plant. The Manufacture of A.O. 495 in 73 Bldg. as well as the improvement of MONEX naugatizing in 88 Bldg., involved the Chemical Process Development. ZHMA, produced in 73 Bldg. was also developed in the Chemical Process Development laboratory.
Developed Process for New Plant Products
Chemical Process Development’s involvement however does not stop there. Some products which will enter the plant in the near future include Naugacel SD-1, with an already approved AR of $614,000, and Naugard MT-ZMT. With its development nearly complete it is now awaiting capital estimates. Processes for both of these products were developed in
the Chemical Process Development Laboratory and Chemical Pilot Plant. Of course along with these existing products is Chemical Process Development’s continuous involvement in developing processes for more efficient Blowing Agent production as well as process development of other rubber chemicals, petroleum antioxidants, and plastics additives.
Group With Experience
Involvement in Geismar products is also a concern for Chemical Process Development with its contributions in the area of Thiazoles, Flexzone and Blowing Agents.
The Chemical Process Development group consists of chemists and engineers with degrees from PH.Ds to Bachelors and experience ranging from 2 years to 26 years. The members include Gary L. Arndt, Steven R. Brusso, J. Harry Donald, James D. Ferency, Robert J. Franko, James L. Pratt, Stanley E. Salva, Russell F. Sant’Angelo, and Dr. John W. Sargent.
Professionalism
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The ductwork was difficult since it had to be installed between the Bldg. and the scaffold.
Call Social Security Early
If you’re near retirement age, you should contact a Social Security office about 2-3 months before you plan to retire so that your monthly retirement benefits will start when you stop work.
Whether you’re planning to retire or not it is advisable to contact a Social Security office about 2-3 months before you reach 65 to make sure you will have full Medicare protection starting at 65. If you wait until your birthday month to apply, you will lose at least a month of Medicare medical insurance protection.
If you’re under age 65 and going to file for reduced benefits, you should file at least one month before you retire as your claim will be effective with the month of your application. There is no retroactivity for reduced benefits.
A Social Security office is located at 14 Cottage Place, Waterbury, Conn.
Recent Retirements . . .
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Dave McCormack retired from R&D, Control Lab, after 28 years service. In the photo are Marie Silva, Helen Mullen, Div. Chrn. URW 218; Joseph Spencer, Group Leader, Control Lab; and Lou Coscia, Mgr. Testing Services & Quality Assurance.
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Bert Scullin, right, who retired some time ago was finally trapped for a photo with Factory Manager, Eric Johnson. Bert held every important job in the plant heading up Chemical Production, Reclaim Production and the Materials Flow Dept. He retired after 42 years service and was known for his loyalty to the people whom he supervised. He had a sharp Irish wit and was an excellent toastmaster.
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Tony Giancarlo, center, Safety Valve Repairman, retired after 45 years of service. He initiated a Kardex file system for every safety valve used in the plant. From left are Bill Mariano, Valve Repairman; Jack Hoey, Instrument Foreman; Giancarlo; Ted Cesarczyk, Safety Valve Repairman; and Lawrence Bogen, Instrument Repairman.
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Bill Mariano, second left, was considered one of the best compounders and Banbury operators in TSSC. The Technical and Marketing people relied heavily on his skill in preparing sample polymers for their customers. He retired after 38 years service. From left are Rufus Lydem, Bill, John Gibran and Bill Kenny—all Rubber Compounders in TSSC.
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Lou Rizzuti, center, an Oiler in Chemical Maintenance, retired after 32 years of service. From left are Sam Mastrosimone, Chief Oiler; Lou; and Dan Lionello, Maintenance Trades Foreman.
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Harold Semrow, one of the most skilled Calendar Operators in TSSC, third left, retired after 32 years. He was a Steward and Trustee in URW Local 218. From left are Joe Harper, Ginette Duarte, Semrow, Lou DeLaRosa, Frank Sordi, Supervisor, and Dom Angiolillo. Harold plans to expand his growing nursery business.
Alcoholics Anonymous
Alcoholics Anonymous® is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism.
The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking.
The primary purpose of A.A. is to help people stay sober and to help other alcoholics to achieve sobriety.
A.A. meetings are held every morning and night of the week. Further information may be obtained by telephone: Alcoholics Anonymous, 753-0185 in Waterbury.
A person must be big enough to admit mistakes, smart enough to profit from them and strong enough to correct them.
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