1\NDHSTRUL SOUfBHS CUVOMIONCABLE ADDRESS "SOLVENTS" SCARSDALF, N. Y.

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Obitts Chemical Company142 Locust StreetP.O. Box 375Elyria, Ohio 44035

Attention: Sales Manager

Dear Sir:

A mutual customer of ours, with whom we havedone business for many years, has suggested that wecontact you.

We here have been supplying a northern Kentuckyplant with a variety of solvents for some years. Inthe intervening time they have stored these spent sol-vents in 55-gallon drums. It is here where we believeour two organizations might have a common meeting ground.We were given to understand that you have the capacityof moving drums such as these, which in this case containmostly toluene, and either utilizing the spent producttherein .or upgrading it yourselves. We have availableapproximately 600 to 900 drums which we would like tomove in your direction and, of course, there is a dis-tinct possibility that a back resupply of prime productmight be arranged.

If you indeed are capable of handling these smallspent solvent streams, we would very much appreciatehearing from you. We await the benefit of your response.

Very truly yours,

INDUSTRIAL SOLVENTS CORPORATION

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1CAB1E ADDRESS 'SOLVENTS" SCARSDAU N, V

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December 8, 1971

Obitts Chemical Company142 Locust StreetP. 0. Box 375Elyria, Ohio 44035

Attention: Mr. Obitts

Dear Mr. Obitts:

Confirming recent telephone conversation relativeto our letter of December 2, 1971 to your attention, twoof the large waste products are 60,000 plus gallons oftoluene and 20,000 plus gallons of benzene. The solventsare contaminated with tars, water and, in some cases, lowboilers such as ethanol and ethyl ethyr. Smaller drumquantities of heptane and chloroform are also available,however are contaminated with organic reactants in smallerquantities. There are also available over a year's periodapproximately 100,000 gallons of methanol water. A goodportion of the drums are relatively new and should havesome kind of intrinsic value. However, a compartmentedtank wagon or tank car could also be used to bulk loadsome of the drum product if that proved to be moreadvantageous.

I did err in indicating a northern Kentucky plant.This particular plant with the drum inventory is locatedin Newport, Tennessee and not Newport, Kentucky as I orig-inally indicated.

NDUSTRlAl SOlVtNIS CORPORATION

Mr. Obitts December 8, 1971Obitts Chemical Company Page 2

Based on the above information, and realizingthat probably on a drum to drum basis no such thing asa representative drum is available, do you still wantto examine a 1-gallon sample or perhaps shall we figureout an approach wherein 40 or 50 drums could be pickedup via your dray truck and delivered to your plant?

Would appreciate the benefit of your thinking.

Very truly yours,

INDUSTRIAL SOLVENTS CORPORATION

CCSrmh

Clereland Section, AJ.Ch.E.

Cleveland, Ohio Reply to: Mr_ Reagan Houston146 Curtis DriveAvon Lake, Ohio 44012

November 7, 1973

Dear Sir:

Many small manufacturers do not understand the recent pollution laws which Ohionow has. As engineers, our committee is volunteering to help companies withless than 50 employees who desire assistance. Would a day of confidential dis-cussion with someone who has a general knowledge of the laws plus a backgroundin chemical engineering help you to know what type equipment salesman to call,what process changes to consider, or what type consultant to hire? Perhapsthings are under control and you just want an informal check.

Our volunteers are members of the Cleveland Section of the American Institute ofChemical Engineers who would donate free up to one day of their time per company.Eligible companies should have no more than 50 employees, including those atother locations. The program is in cooperation with the Northeast District ofthe Ohio Environmental Protection Agency (Cuyahoga Falls) who gave us your nameand address.

The Cleveland Section covers seven counties in Ohio. The program is just begin-ning and we are initially testing the need and effectiveness of this approachwith a few companies in Lorain County. We would not, of course, recommend speci-fic equipment suppliers or consultants.

If you wish help, please write to us. We will phone you for further informationand to arrange a possible meeting at your plant.

Very truly yours,

Environmental Control CommitteeReagan Houston, Chairman

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Noranaex Inc.7120 Krick Road, P.O. Box 463 10Clevelond, Ohio 441 46 • (2 I 6) 232-5500

norandex

November 8, 1973

TO ALL SUPPLIERS:

Please be advised that Norandex Inc., Weather-Tito Dlv.of Cleveland, will no longer accept in-bound freight PromCooper Jarrett Freight Lines.

Please adjust your records accordingly.

Your cooperation is urgent.ly requested.

WoGeoraCT. GoliasManager/of Purchasing

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Norondex Inc.7120 Krick Rood, P. O. Box 46310Cleveland, Ohio 44146 • (216) 232-5500

norandexSUPPLIERS

Gentlemen:

We will be taking inventory on Monday October 22, 1973 thruSunday October 28, 1973.

Do not arrange to ship any material that will arrive on MondayOctober 22, 1973 thru Sunday October 28, 1973, any shipmentreceived will definitely be refused, unless you have beenauthorized to ship by Purchasing.

Your cooperation will be greatly appreciated.

Very truly yours,

NORANDEX INC.

WEATHER-TITE ARISTOCRAT KJILDINGMATERIALS

/JJ Go liasManager of Purchasing

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William Foster, Prasidtnt Dan Canalos, Secretary William Fitch, Treasurer

Robert AdalrCarl AdamsAlfred AlexanderBruce AlexanderAlien Ash boltLawrence AahenbachMyron AverbookJohn BakerLeRoy BarrRobert Barton

Ralph BauerA. David BaumhartRobert BeckerJoseph BoehmHarold BognerGeorge BrianEdward BrohlDonald BryantHarry ButlerRobert Burkhardt

Daniel CanalogHerbert CarlsonBaxter CaseWeldon CaseCharles CavagnaHarlan ChapmanRobert ChoateJoseph CirigHanoCharles ClarkJohn Cochrane

Wayne ConnEugene ConwayDan CookseyGrant CopelandRobert CortsGamard CowlingRobert CrawfordJoseph CroftPaul CurcilloHarvey Curtis

David Da leyJames DallRussell DavieaPhlllip DawleyGeorge DickHarold DickenNick DiacenzoLester DrageWilliam DufHnMaurice Enright

Earl FauverJohn FindllntfT. P. FlnegaaWarren FinkelWilliam FitchR. Jay FitchRobert FlynnWally ForT.esAndrew ForemanWilliam Foster

Charles FriendAllan PrltachaJohn GaborRalph GardnerCecil GarlandFred GerberWilliam GivnerKosma GlavajRobert GloverWalter Godfrey

Richard GolhnarMeyer GordonEdward GouldRalph GrayJames HaasJ. C. HagemanHenry Hart, Jr.Malcolm HartleyThomas HaywoodCharles Hazelton

Cleat HeidricbJ. J, Hell, Jr.Ernst HenesJames HerbertCharles HerzerWilliam HeuserArthur HewittJames F. HillRichard HoranPaul Hovey

Eugene HubbardArthur HudnuttCharles HumeCharles HustedH. L. JohnsonWilliam JorvRobert KaiserHarvey KarasJack KnightUrban Koathe

May 3, 1973

Dear Friends:

Plans for the Seventh Annual Advisory Council Banquet tobe held May 16th at the Holiday Inn are being finalized.Again it has been specifically scheduled during observanceof National Police Week.

Because of the significant contribution made by membersof the Advisory Council in effecting the passage of thenew county jail levy last year, we have obtained Mr.Norman A. Carlson, Director of the Federal Bureau of Pri-sons, Washington, D. C., as our speaker. He will be in-troduced by Mr. Bennett J0 Cooper, Director of the OhioDepartment of Rehabilitation and Corrections. Severalpersons of national and state prominence will be in at-tendance as guests.

Cocktails will be served from 6:00 PM until 7:15 PM withdinner to follow. You are welcome to invite guests at acharge of $10.00 a person.

Jack KoontiBmil KuclrekRonald LaadicSari LanceHairy LeeIrvlng Lsibowitz

Your reservation card will be mailed next week.you return it promptly?

Sincerely,

Will

Dan CanalosSecretary

Robert LloydFr. Charles LogueJamea Lonergan

Robert LongWilliam MarquardtEdward McClurklnMerle McCurdyGeorge McDanielLloyd MclnttreGary MendHerbert MoisterRobert MeltikeHomer MerrlttEdward MerryJohn MlkolaRaymond MiraldPaul MongersonPaul MoosRaymond MorrisEugene MullerRichard MumfordJohn MurbachT. O. Murphy

Glenn MyersJamea NabakowsklMichael NabakowskjPaul NakelRussell OblttaRobert Oldfleld. Jr.Robert O'DonnellAustin O'TooleWilliam Parcel!Ted Patouhas

Harold PerryDavid PierceHarold PyleHenry RadlcanP. A. RadlcanRobert ReeseRichard ReldyF. G. RelterEugene ResarTJerk Riddle

Richard RiedelWilliam RlethWarfleld RockHarold RorlckLee RosaGeorge RothR. V. RussellEdward SableRobert SaddlerHarold Saladin

Arthur SaloFred SanfordJohn SarnovskyArthur SchaberAlvln ScheelPaul SchrempErnest SeaboldWllbur SenftJohn SextonNorman Shanks

Earl SloanRoland SmithAlan SmytheChauncey SmytheIsaac SolomonDon SothardenDavid SpeakerWilliam SponsellerPaul StackGerald Stang

Milo StearnsRichard StlthGerald StrohackerPhil TannerRonald TaylorParley TeetsRalph TerryHarold TisdaleMartin TobinMax VanWormer

Numa VidalWilliam WatkinsWilliam WhyteRobert WllliamsonRobert WilsonDouglas WitterRobert YankePhil YoungJack ZagranaJoseph zleba

Norandex Inc.7120 Krick Road, P. O. Box 46310Clevelond, Ohio 44146 • (216) 232-5500

norandex

April 11, 1973

Gentlemen:

We will be closed Friday, 4-20-73, please do not shipor deliver any material that will arrive on Friday,

4-20-73.

Your cooperation will be greatly appreciated.

Very truly yours,

NORANDEX INC.WEATHER-TITE ARISTOCRAT BUJLQING MATERIALS

r /George J£ GoliasManager of Purchasing

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4065 Palm AvenueLorain, Ohio 44055April 15, 1973

Obitts Chemical Co.Elyria, Ohio 44035

Dear Sir:

I would appreciate it if you would please send me an application.I am looking for a position as a laboratory technician.

My educati m includes a high school diploma from Elyria HighSchool in 1970 and a two-year training program at Lorain CountyCommunity College. 1 have had courses in chemical calculations,economics, organic chemistry, qualitative chemistry, electro-chemistry,instrumental methods quantitative analysis, industrial analysis,polymer chemistry, metallurgy, English, and math. Mr. Charles Hoffineand" Mr. David Schmitikons, Assoiate Professors at Lorain CountyCommunity College, will be very glad to give you information aboutmy college work.

I was twenty-one years old this past December. During my twoyears at, Lorain County Community College, I did not miss a daybecause of illness. While I am without actual experience in thechemical world, I have every reason to believe that my chemicaltraining at lorain County Community College, natural adaptability,and willingness to learn will make good that deficiency.

Will you tell me, please, when it would be convenient for meto call at your office for a personal interview? You can reachme at my home telephone, 277-4303.

Sincerely yours,

Dhera Tech

Ncrandex Inc.7 .20 <--> Road, P.O. Bex 46310Develop 1 OK- 44 i 46 • (2 16) 232-5500

norandex

Gentlemen:

We will be taking inventory on Monday March 26, 1973 thruSaturday March 31, 1973•Do not arrange to ship any material that will arrive on MondayMarch 26, 1973 thru Saturday March 31, 1973, any shipmentreceived will definitely be refused, unless you have beenauthorized to ship by Purchasing.

Your cooperation will be greatly appreciated.

Very truly yours,

NORANDEX INC.

WEATHER-TITE ARISTOCRAT BUILDINGMATERIALS

Georga/J^ Go liasManager of Purchasing

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THE SURETVfltJBBER COMPANYCARROLLTON. OHIO 44615 • PHONE: 627-2166

January 16, 1973

Mr. R. ObittsObitts Chemical Co.\k2 Locust StreetElyria, Ohio Mt035

Dear Mr. Obitts:

After talking to you on the phone Friday, I talkedto to Robert Ross and Sons as you directed. They willcall with a quotation for hauling and burning our spentsolvent.

Under separate cover a one gallon sample of the solventis being sent to you for your evaluation. We w i l l be pleasedto hear from you.

Very truly yours,

THE SURETY RUBBER COMPANY

Charles E. FreyGeneral Superintendent

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DIAS, Incorporated784-8 Shaver RoadPortage MI 4-9081AC616 323 1386

Director of Purchasing:

Dear Sir:

Let me introduce you to a. new product.

DIAS MINI PUMP

The pump was originally developed to add DIAS HUMIDIFIERCLEANER to humidifiers to keep them free of 11 me deposits.Which it does excellently.

But, an interesting thing happened. As we began to show thepump to people from other types of industry, they foundmany other applications. The uses for this pump seem to beendless.

The price of this pump makes it possible to automate manyprocesses that would normally cost hundreds of dollars more,

The flier shows the pump attached to a half-gallon plasticbottle, however, it can easly be attached to any sizecontainer.

We manufacture two similar, but different pumps. The Model"S" pump can be disassembled to change the tubing and/ormotor for different pumping capacities.

Please read the data and specification sheet to see apartial list of uses. I believe you will see from thevarious applications that a need probably exists in youroperation for this pump. It could save your company manydollars.

An uncomplicated, low cost pump that is extremely accurate.

Let us show you how it can make money for you.

Sincerely,

C A ThomasGeneral Manager

DIAS MINI PUMP

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$14.95FOB Shipping Point

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INTERNATIONALJnc.P.O. BOX 76, DOVER, DELAWARE, 19901, U.S.A.

WILLIAM R. GRIGSBY. President

7 December 1972

Phones: 302 - 734-3340302 - 674-3935301 - 883-3122

Cable: GRIGOIL

Mr. R. ¥. ObittsObitts Chemical CompanyPost Office Box 375Elyria, Ohio 44O35

Dear Mr. Obitts,

It was indeed a pleasure to visit with you by phone onFriday the first.

As you know, we are in the waste oil recycling businesshere in Sharptown, Maryland. We can recycle waste oils intoa number fire fuel oil having a sulphur content of about onequarter of one percent, well within federal air qualitystandards.

We have been planning for some while now to get invol-ved in the solvents reclaiming business in western Pennsyl-vania (Pittsburg area) and Ohio.

One of the possibilities is that we might be interestedin purchasing a going business somewhere in that area. Weare open to any proposals along that line that might havepossibilities.

Actually we have been in this associated enterprise forsixteen years, and we are still learning something new dailyabout it. The surface has been barely scratched in the eli-mination of pollution from waste oils and associated lubri-cants as well as solvents.

Should you have any observations on the various possi-bilities that might be to our mutual advantage, we would

S P E C I A L I S T S I N T H E R E M O V A L , T R A N S P O R T I N G A N D R E C Y C L I N G O F W A S T E OILS

appreciate knowing them. Also, if you have any informationfor us that might be helpful in organizing a solvents reclaim-ing business, we would be most grateful to you for it.

Cordially yours,

President

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•NBMML SOUFEHS OOVOMnOIICABLE ADDRESS "SOi VENTS" SCARSDALE, N. Y.

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Obitts Chemical Co.142 Locust StreetP.O. Box 375Elyria, Ohio 44035

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Dear Mr. Obitts:

We have two products of possible interest to your firm.The first is our Methanol DV-1. This is available in quantitiesup to 15,000 gallons per month on a continuing basis. Deliverycan be via tank truck as well as tank car.

Typical analysis shows the following:Methanol 95% minimumTetra hydrofuran 1.3% maximum1-4 Butanediol 1.0Water 1.0Ethanol 1.0Acid number neutraltotally water soluble

The second product is our Diethylene Glycol PO-1.This is available in substantial quantities on a continuing basis,Delivery would be via tank car only.

Typical analysis shows the following:Diethylene Glycol 95% minimumTEG and higher balancecolor p prime white

Sample of both these products are available upon request.We believe that attractive pricing can be worked out if theseproducts are found suitable for use in your operation.

Very truly yours,INDUSTRIAL LXENTS CORPORAION

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Norandm Inc.7120 Krick Road, P. O. Box 46310Cleveland. Ohio 44146 • (216) 232-5500

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December 15, 1972

Oentleaen:

V* will be closed for the Christmas Holidays froa Dec 23,1972to January 2, 197̂ . Please do not ship any Material toIf or and ex that will arrive within that Period.

Your cooperation In this natter will be greatly appreciated.

Your very truly,

ffORAKDEX IHC.WEATHER-TITE ARISTOCRATE BUILDING MATERIALS

George </. CtollasManager of Purchasing

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Norandex Inc.7120 Krick Road, P. O. Box 46310Cleveland, Ohio 44146 • (216) 232-5500

norandex

October ^0, 197?

Gentlemen:

We will be taking Inventory on Monday, November ?7, 197?thru Saturday, December ?, 1Q7?.

Do not ship any material Monday November ?7, 197?.thruSaturday December ?, 197?. Any shipments that arrive onMonday November 27, 1972 thru Saturday lecember ?, 197? willdefinitely be refused unless you have b»en authorized toship by purchasing.

Your cooperation in this matter will be greatly appreciated.

Very truly yours,Norandex Inc.Weather Tlte Aristocrat Building Materials

,Georgw J. Gollas,Manager o*" Purchasing

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Norandex Inc.7120 Krick Road, P. O. Box 46310Cleveland, Ohio 44146 • (216) 232-5500

norandex

August 18, 1972

Gentlemen:

We will be taking Inventory on Monday, September 25, 1972,thru Saturday, Septeaber 0̂, 1972.

Db not deliver any material Monday, Septeaber 25, 1972 thruSaturday, September ?0, 1972. Any shipments tliat arrive onMonday, September 25, 1972 thru Saturday, Septcuber 0̂, 1972will definitely be refused unless you have been authorizedto deliver by Purchasing.

Your cooperation In this matter will be greatly appreciated.

Yours Very Truly,Norandex Inc.Weather-Tlte Aristocrat Building Materials

George ». Gollaa,Manager of Purchasing

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ST A T U A i N T

William Foster, President Dan Canalot, Secretary

T0 MEMBER OF THE ADVISORY COUNCIL_____

ON SHERIFF AFFAIRS_________________

- SPECIAL ASSESSMENT -

William Fitch, Treasurer

ASSESSMENT FOR PROMOTION OF . 1 MILL LEVY FORCONSTRUCTION OF NEW LORAIN COUNTY JAIL .......... $10. 00

Please make -checks payable to "Treasurer, Advisory Council on Sheriff's Affairs"and mail to 302 Middle Avenue, Elyria, Ohio 44035

William Dan CanalM, Secretary William Fitch, Tiwaiurw

Robert AdalrCarl AdamsAUrad AlexanderBrace AlexanderAlien AebboltLawrence AabenbachMyron AverbookJohn BakerLeRoy BurRobert BartonRalph BauerA. David BaumhaHRobert BackerJoeeph BoehmHerald Bogner HP/**George Brian 1 \.Donald BryantBarry ButlerRobert BUrkhardtDaniel CanalosHerbert CarlsonBaxter CaseWeldon CaseCharles CavagnaHarlan ChapmanRobert ChoateJoseph ClrlgllanoChartej ClarkJohn Cochrane

Wayne ConnEugene ConwayDan CoofceeyGrant CopelandRobert CurtaGarwrd CowlingRobert CrawfordJoseph croftPaul CurdlloHarvey Curtie

David DelayJames DallRuseell DavlesPhllllp DawleyGeorge DickHarold DlckenNick DiatemoLester DrageWilliam DufflnMaurice BnrlghtEarl FauvarJohn FinjUingT. P. PtaeganWarren FlnkelWilliam FitchR. Jay FitchRobert FlyzmWalls' ForbeeAndrew ForemanWlllbm FosterCharles FriendAllan FriticheJohn GaborRalpih GardnerCecil GarlandFred GetterWilliam GlvnerKosma OlavaiRobert GloverWalter GodfreyRichard GollmerMeyer GordonEdward CouldRalph CrayJamee HaasJ. C. HagemanHenry Hart, Jr.Malcolm HartleyThomas BaywoodCharles HaieltonCleat ReldrlchJ. J. Rail. Jr.Ernet HeneaJamee HerbertCharles fierierWilliam KeuearArthur HewlttJamee F. HillRichard BonnPaul HoveyKugene HubbardArthur HudnuttCharlee HumeCharlee BustedH. L, JohnsonWilliam JoryRobert KaiserHervey BaresJack KnightUrban Kwthe

August 22, 1972

) ALL MEMBERS OF THE ADVISORY COUNCIL ON SHERIFF AFFAIRS

When 250 leading citizens of Lora.in County banded together onMay 11, 1967 and signed the Charter of the Advisory Council onSheriff Affairs, they adopted a statement of purposes, parts ofwhich are quoted as follows:

"To lend support to approved programs for bettermethods for suppression of crime and its control.

"To provide financial assistance, when it is otherwiseunavailable, . . . . . . . . . . for public relations material. "

At the last annual meeting of the Council it was unanimously votedto assume responsibility for passage of a . 1 mill levy this Novemberto construct a new County Jail.

We are already deeply involved in this effort, but we find that pro-motion material and advertising costs money.

I have, therefore, authorized a ten dollar assessment on all Councilmembers to support the new jail promotion drive; and you are here-with billed in that amount.

Please forward your check immediately in the enclosed envelope.

Respectfully,•> ^^

William E. FosterPresident

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Harold PerryDavid PierceHarold PytoHenry RadlcanP. A. RadkanRobert ReeeeRichard RelayF. G. ReiterTJerk RiddleRichard Ri.delWilliam RlethWarfleld HockHarold RorickLee RoseGeorge RothR. V. RuaaeUBdward SableRobert SaddlerHarold Saladln

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318 West AvenueElyria, OhioMay 20, 1972

Dear Sirs:I shall be graduating from Lorain County Community

College with an Associate Degree in Applied Science inChemical Technology on June 15, 1972. Please consider me asan applicant for any present or future openings which youmay have for the position of lab technician. Although I amprimarily interested in a position as a lab technician, Iwould consider taking a job that would be closely related tothis field of work or would eventually lead to a position oflab technician. Below is a resume of my qualifications:

EDUCATION: Graduate of Admiral King High School—Honors Course, Class of 1970; Graduate ofLorain County Community College, ChemicalTechnology, Class of 1972.

EXPERIENCE: Although I nave no actual experience in thechemical world, I feel that my chemicaltraining at Lorain County Community Collegewas both thorough and exact. I know thatthis training coupled with my willingness tolearn will overcome my l,ack of experience.

REFERENCES: Mr. David Sch'mitkons, Associate Professor,Lorain County Community College; Mr. CharlesHoffhine, Associate Professor, Lorain CountyCommunity College.

I am twenty years old and in the best of health. Iam sure that my college training will enable me to do thoroughlysatisfactory work for you.

I would like to have an interview sometime in thenear future when it is convenient for you. You may contact me

""' lJa°e °f residence: 318 West Avenue, Blyria—Telephoned:

Thank you in advance for your consideration.

Sincerely yours,J> .

( Miss) Linda Zuba

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VANGUARD PAINTS AND FINJSHESJNCMARIETTA, OHIO 45750

Phone 373-5261"IT ALWAYS COSTS MORE NOT TO PAINT"

April 27, 1972

Obitts Chemical Co.Elyria, Ohio

Gentlemen:

We have' in our plant 72 drums of dirty solventsthat uie would like to dispose of.

The above drums contain a mixture of Toluene,Xylena, Alcohols, Esters and Ketone which have beenused for cleaning purposes around our plant.

If you have any interest in the above materialplease contact the writer.

Yours truly,

Vanguard Paints & Finishes

WildrenPurchasing Agent

cc: ffl.D.D.

S. P. ButchkoSales Engineer

199 Nort

TRACE CORPORATIONENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL DIVISION

199 North Leavitt Road Amherst, Ohio 44001 (216) 988-4454

Gentlemen:

The TRACE CORPORATION, being devoted to Industries needsfor clean air and reclaimable by-products, stands ready to of-fer complete services in the design, fabrication and installa-tion of efficient air moving systems for improving your plantcosts and environment.

Our personnel are proficient in all phases of make-up airand exhaust systems, including material collection and dust/fume/sound abatement systems meeting local, State and Federalcodes .

Should your firm have an existing environmental problem,or would you be planning equipment rearrangements or new in-stallations , we respectfully request that consideration begiven our gratis consultant services.

We will be pleased to have one of our Sales Engineers callon you and discuss your needs or plans.

Kindly contact at your convenience.

Very truly yours ,

R.V.MYERSExecutive Vice-President