## Page 001 UNIroyal CHEM-TEXTS Vol. 3, 1969 PUBLISHED FOR THE PEOPLE OF UNIROYAL CHEMICAL No. 7 Every Employee Holds Responsible Position The Naugatuck Chemical complex comprises 142 buildings situated on 90 acres of land stretched out along the Naugatuck river. Today the Chemical Division at Naugatuck employs 1,800 people. 1,025 work in the plant’s … Read more
## Page 001 UNIROYAL CHEM-TEXTS Vol. 3, 1969 PUBLISHED FOR THE PEOPLE OF UNIROYAL CHEMICAL No. 8 United Givers Goal $22,000. “Give Where You Work” Vital To Drive’s Success. Who Benefits? All of us benefit in some way, whether residents of Naugatuck, Beacon Falls or not. The Agencies provide services to most surrounding towns in … Read more
## Page 001 UNIROYAL CHEM-TEXTS Vol. 2 PUBLISHED FOR THE PEOPLE OF UNIROYAL CHEMICAL No. 3 1,000,000 MANHOURS WORKED WITHOUT LOST TIME INJURY Sal Aloise of the Safety Department hands out fountain pens at Chemi-cal Canteen marking 1,000,000 man-hours record. For the first time in several years the Naugatuck plant worked 1,000,000 manhours without a … Read more
## Page 002 FROM THE FACTORY MANAGER Dear Fellow Employees: Those of us involved in the “STOP” safety training program are repeatedly asked the question, “Who is responsible for safety in my area?” Each of us recognizes there is only one correct answer: “I am.” However, there will only be an effective safety program in … Read more
## Page 002 FROM THE FACTORY MANAGER Dear Fellow Employee: I’m sure you will be interested to know that after the recent sign up for the 1968 UNIROYAL Employee Stock Option Plan over 62% of us, in our plant, are participating in the new plan. This increase over the 36.2% participation in 1966, no doubt, … Read more
## Page 001 CHEM-TEXTS PUBLISHED FOR THE PEOPLE OF UNIROYAL CHEMICAL Vol. 2 No. 5 New Chemical Holds Apples On Trees; Alanap, Dyanap Sales Volume Makes Them Firmer, Redder In Color Expected To Increase In 1969 Paul Bonne, an R & D agricultural chemical field specialist inspects apple tree sprayed with Alar, a new growth … Read more
## Page 001 Merry Christmas – Happy New Year CHEM-TEXTS PUBLISHED FOR THE PEOPLE OF UNIROYAL CHEMICAL Good Packaging Keeps Customers; Helps Sales WHICH ONE WOULD YOU BUY? As the customer you would naturally pass up the dented cans on the left and select the best looking cans on the right. As a customer you … Read more
## Page 001 UNIROYAL CHEM-TEXTS Vol. 2 No. 4 United Givers Goal, $20,000 “Give Where You Work” Urged Ron Mitchinson, Chair- and R. Van Allen, Co-captains will contact every employee during the Campaign in the plant during October, urges 100% employee participation and “Give Where You Work” to support the 16 worthwhile Agencies in the … Read more
## Page 003 Materials Department Saves Shoe Leather Supervisor Frank Lynch is shown below with the first bicycle recently acquired by the Materials department. The vehicle is saving considerable walking and enables the supervisors in the department to cover more ground in visiting the plant. Since this picture was taken, the department has received two … Read more
## Page 001 CHEM-TEXTS Vol. 2 PUBLISHED FOR THE PEOPLE OF UNIROYAL CHEMICAL No. 2. New Equipment for Reclaim Plant Will Keep Us in Reclaim Rubber Business Our present reclaimed rubber plant dates back to 1895, after fire destroyed the original plant in 1893. For 75 years, we have played an im- portant role in … Read more
## Page 001 Here is the text extracted from the document image: Merry Christmas – Happy New Year CHEM-texts Vol. 1 PUBLISHED FOR THE PEOPLE OF UNIROYAL CHEMICAL No. 3 QUALITY .. The Most Important Ingredient (One of the difficulties of modern industry is the loss of quality or pride of workmanship which is defined … Read more
## Page 237 Here is the text extracted from the document image, preserving the layout and structure as much as possible: Page 2 CHEM-TEXTS The thought of Christmas brings several things to mind. One is snow—and that speaks for itself; another is “that old Christmas spirit” which unfortunately seems to come to many people only … Read more
## Page unknown Merry Christmas – Happy New Year CHEM-TEXTS Vol. 5, 1971 PUBLISHED FOR THE PEOPLE OF UNIROYAL CHEMICAL No. 6 Achieve United Givers Goal With $21,023 Making Xmas Happier Christmas will be happier for underprivileged children due to the efforts of Bertha Mitchell, Ann Grant, and Sandy Bond who or-ganized collection of toys, … Read more
## Page 002 Here is the extracted text from the document image: What happened in September?… Was it a letdown after the long, hot summer? Was it a relaxation of attitude because of our improved performance over last year? Was it a little anticipation of attaining rewards for goals that have not quite been reached, … Read more
## Page unknown UNIROVAI CHEM-TEXTS Vol. 7. 1973 PUBLISHED FOR THE PEOPLE OF UNIROVAI, CHEMICAL No. 1 Chemical $5096 Paid 1972 Safety Improves AR For Ideas But Still Short Of Plant Goal For Year Approved $375,401 was recently ap- The plant’s safety record and 9.9 which were set as the proved to expand the produc- … Read more
## Page unknown UNIROYALCHEM-TEXTS Vol. 7, 1973 PUBLISHED FOR THE PEOPLE OF UNIROYALCHEMICAL No. 3 Equality Policy Affirmed Uniroyal Chemical is a firm committed to offer equal opportunities for its employees. This is the policy of the plant management to support and implement this commitment continually. The policy requires that all recruiting, hiring, transfers, promotions, … Read more
## Page 002 Here is the text extracted from the document image, preserving the layout and structure as much as possible: CHEM-TEXTS Vol. 8, 1974 A first glance at 1974 isn’t exactly enthralling. This seems to be the nature of our times. The question is– what do we do about it? The easy way out … Read more
## Page 002 Here is the text extracted from the document image: Steel Work Starts on FOC Bldg. The steel structural work on the new $5,000,000 Fine Organic Chemicals plant has been started with the erection of the frame- work for the three story build- ing. The entire structure was prefabricated in the shop of … Read more
## Page 002 From the Factory Manager… In this my first opportunity to express myself in this column, I find that several things cross my mind and so I’ll just begin and say them all rather than try to limit myself to one area. First, since the last issue of CHEMTEXTS Jim Cronin has left … Read more
## Page unknown Merry Christmas – Happy New Year CHEM-TEXTS Vol. 10, 1976 PUBLISHED FOR THE PEOPLE OF UNIROYAL CHEMICAL No. 3 Gov. Grasso Picks Storch Governor Ella Grasso has appointed Eric Storch as a member of the Commission on Environmental Protection and Economic Development for the State of Connecticut. Storch, an Engineer in the … Read more
## Page 002 Here is the text extracted from the document image, preserving the layout and structure as much as possible: Page 2 CHEM-TEXTS Vol. 11, 1977 Reward for Working Safe . . . Reclaim Plant Dismantled For the past few weeks our bul- letin boards have had notices ex- plaining our 1977 Safety Goals … Read more
## Page unknown Here is the text extracted from the document image, preserving the layout and structure as much as possible: UNIROYAL CHEM-TEXTS Vol. 11, 1977 PUBLISHED FOR THE PEOPLE OF UNIROYAL CHEMICAL No. 2 Leach Heads Plants Benton Leach has been named Director of Manufacturing for the Uniroyal Chemical division. He replaces Gordon Anderson … Read more
## Page 004 Page 4 CHEM-TEXTS Volume 12, 1978 Recent Employee Retirements Due to space limitation in the last issue the column on retirees was deferred until this issue. John Ranney, center, retired after 43 years service. In the photo from left are Anthony Brazicki, Edward Piecha, Julius Grabowski, John Rice, and Stephen Mancuilis. Dr. … Read more
## Page unknown UNIROYAL CHEM-TEXTS Vol. 12, 1978 PUBLISHED FOR THE PEOPLE OF UNIROYAL CHEMICAL No. 1 “Making It A Better Place To Be” During the past month – rain, snow, sleet, or hail – the Factory Manager, Robert Mazaika, held a number of meetings with employees in the plant at midday and dawn. The … Read more
## Page unknown UNIROYAL CHEM-TEXTS Vol. 12, 1978 PUBLISHED FOR THE PEOPLE OF UNIROYAL CHEMICAL No. 2 96 People Honored for Service Ninety six people were recently honored for their twenty five years or more service with the Uniroyal Chemical division. Thirty-four employees were members of the Twenty Five Years Service Club; forty were members … Read more
## Page 003 Agricultural Chemicals Grows Bigger Who would ever have predicted that a rubber chemical, Vulkacit, would be the beginning of our evergrowing agricultural chemical business. The chemical showed fungicidal properties in tests and was sent to the N.Y. State Agricultural Experiment Station where they found it to be an excellent seed protectant for … Read more
## Page unknown CHEM-TEXTS Vol. 13, 1979 PUBLISHED FOR THE PEOPLE OF UNIROYAL CHEMICAL No. 1 Equality Policy Affirmed $614,000 AR Okayed for Plant The Uniroyal Chemical plant has a firm commitment to offer equal opportunity to all its employees. It is the policy of the plant’s management to support this policy continually. This policy … Read more
## Page unknown UNIROYAL CHEM-TEXTS Vol. 13, 1979 PUBLISHED FOR THE PEOPLE OF UNIROYAL CHEMICAL No. 2 Professionalism [Image of a building] The intricate ductwork on Bldg. 81 was prefabricated and installed by Richard Calzone, Anthony Malone and Joseph Pellicciotto of the Chemical Maintenance Dept. They were assisted by the Millwrights and Joe Oliviera and … Read more
## Page unknown UNIROYAL CHEM-TEXTS Vol. 14, 1980 PUBLISHED FOR THE PEOPLE OF UNIROYAL CHEMICAL NO. 1 Plant Receives Award Gov. Ella Grasso presents Robert Mazaika, Director of Manufacturing and Engineering with the Energy Saver Award that the plant received in recognition of its outstanding efforts in energy reduction and its valuable contribution to the … Read more
## Page 201 Thanksgiving And Us . . . Disaster Plan Tested Thanksgiving Day seems to have lost much of its significance. Originally it was set aside as a special day of prayer. Today, it is looked upon more as a four day weekend and three games of football on TV. The people who first … Read more
## Page 002 FROM THE FACTORY MANAGER DEAR FELLOW EMPLOYEE: The past month or so I have been busy reviewing plans for our 1971 operating budget. If I were to share those costs in detail with you, I’m sure you would be discouraged by the ever-increasing cost of doing business. Looking beyond the wage and … Read more
