INDEX TEXT CHARLIE * MIKE - TERRY / STAN < STAN1 I STAN2 T BID1 a JAYJAY g MOM t PEMBROOK| DAVID DAVE1 ˜ DAVE2 ž DAVE3 ¤ DAVE4 ª DAVE5 ° DAVE6 ¶ DAVE7 ¼ DAVE8 Â DAVE9 È DISALVO Î JOHN Õ TEXT TEXT WORK FILE BYPP CHARLIE A LETTER CHAZ MIKE WORDS mike TERRY Ad Prospectus chaz STAN INTRO BYPP STAN1 INTRO BYPP BID 1 BID DESCRIPTION BYPP STAN2 REVISED INTRO BYPP BID1 BID BREAKDOWN BYPP JAYJAY STANADYNE MONEY BYPP MOM LOAN AGREEMENT BYPP PEMBROOKLETTER BYPP DAVID REPORT BYPP DAVE1 REPORT BYPP DAVE2 REPORT BYPP DAVE3 REPORT BYPP DAVE4 REPORT BYPP DAVE5 REPORT BYPP DAVE6 REPORT BYPP DAVE7 REPORT BYPP DAVE8 REPORT BYPP DAVE9 REPORT BYPP DISALVO MEMO BYPP JOHN MAEMI LETTER BYPP @ @March 26, 1984 @ @Dear Charlie, @Boy, was it hard to find your fucking deodorant... 3 stores @later, and you finally got the big size, scented ! Arrrgh!* @Otherwise, I had a fun day getting this word processor going @and finding why these long programs wouldn't load (bad mem- @ory chips). So much for now...want to play some more... @ @Mike @ @Hello, Lee--How are you doing ? @My dog has fleas... @Where did you put your Hemi ? @Where's the BEEF ? It's between your teeth ! @Bye @ @ @.CCHAZ STUDIO @.C4150 Pembrook Place Suite 207 @.CAustintown, Ohio 44515 @ @ @ @ @ @.DEL April 25, 19841984 @ April 25, 1984 @ @Mr. Terry Poulton, Sales Manager @Columbiana Chevrolet @140 East Park Avenue @Columbiana, Ohio 44408 @ @Dear Terry, @With reference to our recent conversation, I submit this @prospectus regarding the artwork and production of newspaper @ads for Columbiana Chevrolet. On the basis of two ads per @week, promoting Columbiana Chevrolet will require a $400.00 @retainer to be paid to Charles Breakiron D/B/A Chaz Studio @for a 3 month test period. This flat rate of $50.00 per ad @would require additional fees for typesetting and photostats @I would be pleased to offer a 15% discount on all type and @stats. A finished Velox will be furnished for each indi- @vidual newspaper. @ @Your attention to this letter is greatly appreciated. @ @Sincerely, @ @ @Charles Breakiron @.DEL Studio @.DEL Pembrook Place Suite 207 @.DELintown, Ohio 44515 @.DEL6-799-8507 @ @Hello, my name is Chester and as a member of this team, it @is my task on this team to introduce you to the Stanadyne @Diesel Systems Group and its exciting new method of man- @ufacturing called Material Requirements Planning, or @MRP. As many of you know, in the recent past, a decision @was made to upgrade our manufacturing capabilities and @to convert from a job shop environment to one of repetetive @manufacturing. After four years of exhaustive work and @investment on the part of various task forces, Stanadyne @Diesel Systems is proud to present its new image to assure @its position in the world market. We already knew we had @the best products available for the job, but we had to @find new methods to supply products of the highest @quality to our customers on time and at minimum cost. @A computer system has been painstakingly adapted to our @needs and this system is called Material Requirements @Planning, or MRP for short. In this brief presentation, @I will point out four new ideas. The first is that @"quality is #1." When we perform our jobs we must strive @for excellence. The second is that "lead time is bad." @Until our lead times are zero, they can always be reduced. @The third is that "inventory is bad." Like lead times, @until inventories reach zero, there's room for improvement. @The fourth idea is that "you own the problems." When @you see a problem, it's yours. You found it. Either solve @it yourself or find someone who can. This presentation is @to help you understand these four ideas, their importance @in today's world of business, and where each of us fit @into the overall plan. @.end @END @As many of you know, Stanadyne Diesel Systems has been a @leader for over thirty five years in the diesel injection @business. Recently, a decision was made to upgrade our @manufacturing capabilities and to convert from a job shop @environment to one of repetitive manufacturing. After four @years of intensive work and investment on the part of @various task forces, Stanadyne Diesel Systems is proud @to present its new image to assure its position in the @world market. (PAUSE) Hello, my name is Chester, and @it is my task on this team to introduce you to the @Stanadyne Diesel Systems Group and its exciting new @method of manufacturing called Material Requirements @Planning, or MRP for short. (COUGH, HURMPH) We already @knew we had the best products available for the job, @(CHUCKLE) but we had to find methods to supply products of @quality to our customers on time and at minimum cost. @A computer system has been painstakingly adapted to our @needs and this system is called Material Requirements @Planning, or MRP. In this brief presentaion, I @will point out four new ideas. The first is that @"quality is #1." When we perform our jobs we must strive @for excellence. The second is that "lead time is bad." @Until our lead times are zero, they can always be @reduced. The third is that "inventory is bad." Like lead @times, until inventories reach zero, there's room for @improvement. The fourth idea is that "you own the @problem." When you see a problem, it's yours. You found it. @Either solve it yourself or find someone who can. This @presentation is to help you understand these four ideas, @their importance in today's business world, and where @each of us fit into the overall plan. @ As many of you know, Stanadyne Diesel Systems has @been a leader for over thirty fivr years in the diesel @injection business. Recently, a decision was made to @upgrade our manufacturing capabilities and to convert from @a job shop environment to one of repetitive manufacturing. @after four years of intensive work and investment on the @part of various task forces, Stanadyne Diesel Systems is @proud to present its new image to assure its position in @the world market. (PAUSE) @ Hello, my name is Chester, and it is my task on @this team to intoduce you to the Stanadyne Diesel Systems @Group and its exciting new method of manufacturing called @Material Requirements Planning, or MRP for short. (COUGH, @HURMPH). @ We already knew we had the best products available @for the job, (CHUCKLE) but we had to find methods to supply @products of quality to our customers on time and at @minimum cost. @ A computer system has been painstakingly adapted @to our needs and this system is called Material Require- @ments Planning, or MRP. @ In this brief presentation, I will point out four @new ideas. The first is that "quality is #1." When we @perform our jobs we must strive for excellence. The @second is that "lead time is bad." Until our lead times @are zero, they can always be reduced. The third is that @"inventory is bad." Like lead times, until inventories @reach zero, there's room for improvement. The fourth idea @is that "you own the problem." When you see a problem, it's @yours. You found it. Either solve it yourself or find @someone who can. This presentation is to help you @understand these four ideas, their importance in today's @business world, and where each of us fit into the @overall plan. @.C STANADYNE BID BREAKDOWN @---------------------------------------------------------- @$7000.00 ANIMATION & PENCIL TEST LEE HARTMAN @$3500.00 PROD OF SLIDES & LIP SYNC LEE HARTMAN @$1000.00 SCRIPT - WRITE & REWRITE MIKE ANDERSON @$ 600.00 VOICE OVER OF SCRIPT GENE SPRINGER @$1500.00 PHOTOGRAPHY TERESA YOUNG @$1000.00 TYPESETTING & NEGATIVES DAVID OWEN ASSOC @$1000.00 TRANS 16MM TO 3/4 MAG TAPE LEEWAY PROD. @$1000.00 SOUND TRK,MUSIC,SPEC.EFFECTS LEEWAY PROD. @$3910.00 CHAR DEVELOP,CHARTS,SLIDES CHAZ BREAKIRON @$1660.00 MISC EXP,TRAVEL,POSTAGE,SHIPPING @---------------------------------------------------------- @$22170.00 GRAND TOTAL @June 23, 1984 @ @Mr. J.J. Cafaro @Cafaro Building @2445 Belmont Avenue @Youngstown, Ohio 44505 @ @Dear Mr. Cafaro, @Recently, I was asked by the Stanadyne Diesel Systems Group @of Hartford, Conn. to find a suitable team to create a 30- @35 minute video tape introducing Management Resource Plan- @ning (or MRP, for short) as a new system of manufacturing @by large corporations in the U.S. After finding members of @this artistic team, I went to Rick Redman at Dollar Bank- @Liberty to acquire $5000. in pre-production funds for this @project. On his recommendation, and the advice of Bill @Leicht, I am writing this letter to you with the request @that you co-sign said loan. @ @As you know, I am the fellow who keeps the games owned by @Mid-America Entertainment in working order, as well as @yours and a few of the "toughies" at Fun & Games in Board- @man. To supplement my income, I take on, in spare time, @projects similar to the one with Stanadyne. @ @I enclose for your perusal, assorted enclosures to acquaint @you with the project and progress to date. As it now @stands, we expect the Purchase Order in the next 2 weeks, @with a completion date in mid-November, 1984. All dis- @bursements would be made through Rick at Dollar Bank on a @line-of-credit basis to keep interest rates as low as @possible. @ @Your consideration of this proposal would be greatly ap- @preciated. @ @Sincerely, @ @ @Mike Anderson @4150 Pembrook Place Suite 218 @Austintown, Ohio 44515 @Phone: 793-8034 @ AN AGREEMENT @--------------------------------------------------------- @ @ This signed and dated document constitutes an agree- @ment between Jean McIlyar, Michael Anderson, and Charles @Breakiron. Jean McIlyar agrees to loan Messrs. Anderson @and Breakiron the sum of $3000.00 for a term of 3 months @beginning July 15, 1984 with an interest payment of 8 per- @cent. Said loan is to be used only toward the development @and production of an educational video tape for the Stana- @dyne Corp. of Hartford, Connecticut. @ @----------------------------- --------------- @Mrs. Jean E. McIlyar Date @ @----------------------------- --------------- @Michael E. Anderson Date @ @----------------------------- --------------- @Charles Breakiron Date @PEMBROOK APARTMENTS SEPTEMBER, 1984 @ @Dear Guests, @ @ To those of you who have stayed with us - THANK YOU @ @ To our newer residents WELCOME @ @ We would like at this time to welcome Mr. & Mrs. @Kenneth Dickenson who will be our associates and who will @try to make your stay with us as comfortable and pleasant @as possible. They will reside in Apt. 302 and should be @called should you need service and we are absent from @the building. @ @.DEL @ A note about the swimming pool. In order to operate @.DEL @the pool in the winter we would have to increase everyone's @rent by $30.00 per month. There are many tenants who do @not use the pool and we felt it unfair to assess them this @increase, therefore our decision to close the pool during @the winter. We are sorry if you are disappointed but felt @this the most equitable way to go. @Now for a few reminders. N @(1) All rents are due and payable the first day of the @month. A grace period of 3 days is the maximum allowed. @Any rent not received by 5 P.M. of the 3rd day will be @considered delinquent and late fees willbe imposed . The @.DEL @late fees are $10.00 PLUS $1.00 per day for each day @payment is late. We can make no exceptions. If you @expect to be out of town, please make arrangements before @you leave. No partial payments may be accepted. Make @checks or money orders payable to PEMBROOK APARTMENTS. @No cash, please. @ @(2) Notice to vacate your apartment must be in writing @and received in our office by the last day of the month @predeeding your move out date ie: If you expect to move @out October 31,1984 your letter of intent must be in our @office by September 30th. If your stay extends beyond @the 1st of the month, you will be charged for the full @month. @ @(3) The apartment you rent is to be occupied only by the @people written on your lease. If there are any changes, @especially additions, we must be notified. There can @be no more than two adults in any apartment. @ @(4) Improper dress, excessive noise and disorderly @conduct in the building at any hour cannot be tolerated. @Any of the above are justifiable cause for eviction @and we will enforce this rule. @ @(5) The area in front of the building is a fire and @emergency zone. Cars parked in this area are subject @to be towed at owners expense. @(6) We ask that if anyone has a leaky faucet or a toilet @that runs excessively that you bring it to our attention. @(7) If you park at the rear of the buildng, please leave @at least one car space on either side of the dumpsters. @ THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION AND SUPPORT @ MIKE & MARY MATLOCK, mgrs @ PEMBROOK APARTMENTS @ CANALS @ @ Men have long used the worlds lakes, rivers, and oceans @to transport goods and people from place to place. But @ships often had no way to get from one body of water to @another one nearby. Travelers and cargo had to be carried @overland from one waterway to the next; a slow, un- @comfortable, and expensive process. man-made waterways @called canals have solved this problem in many places by @connecting the natural waterways of this world. canals @were built in Egypt, Babalonia, and China thousands of @years ago. these early canals were level canals.A level @canal can be built only where the water levels at each end @of the canal are the same. If the water levels were @different, water would rush from the high end to the low @end . @.DEL @ WILLIAM MCKINLEY @ @Born in Niles, OHIO in 1843, William Mckinley became the @25th president of the U.S., he went to college in @meadville Penn. Mckinley was an army officer in the war @between the states. after the war he decided to become a @lawyer. he studied law in Albany N.Y.. Mckinley began @practacing law in canton ohio in 1867. Mckinley was elected @to the U.S. house of rep. in 1876. in 1891 Mckinley was @elected govenor of Ohio. he was reelcted to that position @in 1893. in 1896 he ran for president. he spent most of his @.DEL at home during the ma @time at home during the campaign. At times he would give @speeches to people from his front porch. So his campaign @became known as the front porch campaign. it proved @sucsessful, and McKinley won the election. @ RUTHERFORD B. HAYES @ @ Born in delaware,Ohio in 1822,Hayes spent most of his @childhood in what is know Freemont ohio. After graduating @from kenyon college in gambier ohio, hayes studied law in @freemont ohio, an then in Cinn. when the war between the @states started, Hayes volentereed for duty. He later @became a magor. by the end of the war, he was elected to @the U.S. congress while he was still in the army. he later @served 3 terms of govenor of ohio. In 1877 Hayes became the @19th president of the U.S.. His presidency was known for @his honesty and fairness. He promised to withdraw U.S. @troops from the south. Hayes did so in 1877, and the south @was left to take care of its own affairs. @ WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT @ @ Taft was born in Cinn Ohio,in 1857. He graduated from @Woodward highschool in Cinn.,and from YALE univ. he studied @law at the Cinn school of law and became a lawyer in 1880. @Soon afterward he became a judge for the Cinn. superior @court. In march of 1892, president Harrison made Taft a @federal judge. Taft served in other in the U.S. goverment. @One office he held was that of the secretary of war in @Theadore Rooseavelts cabinent, Taft recieved national @national praise because of his work as govenor of Phil- @epeenes , and he worked to improve the way of life of the @people living there. Taft became president of the U.S. in @1909 @ BENJAMIN HARRISON @ @ THE 9th President of the U.S. was Benjamin Harrison. @He was born in the north bend of Ohio, in 1833. He graduat- @ed from Univ of Miami in Oxford Ohio in 1852. After gradu- @.DELg he became a lawer @ating he became a lawyer , he became the city lawyer for @Indianapolis in 1857 , Harrison ran for goverment of Indi- @ana in 1876, but he lost the election, in 1881 he became a @U.S. senator from Indiana.In 1888 he won the election for @pres..During his presidency,6 new states were added to U.S. @NORTH DAKOTA,SOUTH DAKOTA,MONTANA,WASHINGTON,IDAHO,WYOMING @.Several important laws were also passed during harrisons @presidency @ PIONEER LIFE @ @ A teritory yet to be explored is sometimes called the @fronteir.Life on the fronteir was lonley, and settelers @ocasionally visited neighboors who lived 7 miles away. @Sometimes the hard working farmers could enjoy being with @other people at barn dances , and picnics. Girls and their @mothers used spining wheels to make linen, cotton, or wool @thread , they made the cloth into dresses for the girls @and shirts and pants for the men & boys . The men & boys @wore muskets or rifles to hunt for deer,rabbits,squirells @and other game needed for food. If the family lived near a @lake or river the children were sent to catch fish fo food @.Gardens were for vegies. to can for food in winter. @ HISTORY OF AUSTINTOWN @ @ Austintown lying directley west of youngstown and @through witch the main roads west to milton resevoir and to @portage county pases, was first settled in 1800 when John @McCollum removed his family there from N.J. and took up his @residence in a cabin he had erected on a present visit in @1798 . Originally Austintown and the other adjoining town- @ships of jackson had been owned by Oliver Phelps and gideon @Granger oringinal members of the Conneticutt land co. the @former being the heaviest shareholder in the co. previous @to this, however, parts of austintown and Jackson townships @were included in the general parsons purchas of the Salt @Springtract in 1786, and this land was not included in the @draft of January, 1798 @ PROFESSIONAL SPORT @ @ The first professional baseball team was the Cinn Reds @Stockings. The total amount of money the first players of @the Red Stockings recieved $9,300. Today the amount of the @money recieved is a hec of a lot more than they did in 1863 @to 1870 the Red stockings played 130 games without a loss @.Ohio has know 2-major baseball leages . Football is also @another professional sport , football in colleges started @around 1890 a few years later highscool football started @.Since the 1920s football has been a well spected sport. @ RECREATION IN OHIO @ @ Parks are places set aside for recreation or wildlife @there are many things to do and see in a park. There are @many different kinds of parks , an amusement parks, @public parks,state parks,national parks-such as yellow- @stone national park, or an Ohio amusement park such as @Kings Island, Cedar Point, Geaga Lake. Ohio recreation is @very good it is a clean state and very buetiful. Ohio has @different kinds of recreation such as carnivals,festivals @circuses,playgrounds,amusement parks,race tracks,state- @parks,fairs,lakes,rivers,great lakes,historical sites etc.. @ WHAT INTRESTS ME @ @ THE thing that intrests me most in ohio is Cedar Point @it has alot of rides like DEMON DROP, GEMINI , CORKSCREW @ and alot of ride that spin and twirl and go up & down @ you can also go fishing , rent boats, get a hotel room @ have picnics, swim , or go to Put-IN-Bay and rent mopeds @and just blow money, and just have a good time. I also @ like Geaga Lake it has a lot of things to do also such as @ride rides , swim , go on water slides, in a wave pool @ you can rent rentel motor boats , row boats, peddle boats @ and also blow all your money, you can even take a ferry @ride. I also like to ski at places like Boston mills, @and BrandyWine, its only 45 minutes away from austintown. @November 14, 1984 @ @TO: Don DiSalvo @ @FROM: Mike Anderson @ @RE: Mid-America Entertainment--Burger Kings in Richmond @ @Dear Don, @With reference to our phone conversation 11/13/84, and @subsequent call to Emmett Jordan (Pres. JORTOM,Inc.), @please be advised that he is amenable to signing a 15 @month contract with us assuming that JORTOM gains possesion @of all the video games except the two games called "Pole @Position" and the three Dollar bill changers. I would @suggest that we exclude the three "Kiddie Rides" (2 helio- @copters ans 1 space ball), since, as I understand, they @do not belong to us, but National Amusement. Please be @further advised that Mr. Jordan wants to add a clause that @should Burger King National eliminate all video games from @their stores, that JORTOM would take possesion of the games @sooner than the 15 month period. This stipulation should @be considered by us, but re-worded to include that we would @renegotiate the contract in that event... @June 20, 1985 @ @ @TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: @ @ Please be advised that John Renfroe, 1700 Dinwiddie Ave, @Hopewell, Va. 23860 worked part-time from October 15, 1984 @to June 15, 1985 for Mid-America Entertainment Management, @Inc., Suite #1, 5815 Market Street, Boardman, Ohio 44512. @John was responsible for service, maintenance, and money @collection on 30 video games. @ John did an excellent job for us. He carried out his @tasks in a thoroughly professional and skilled manner. He @was always considerate and polite to both our staff and the @staff of the three Burger King Restaurants where the games @were located. @ We would heartily recommend John for a similar position @anytime. @ @Sincerely, @ @ @Michael E. Anderson @Mid-America Entertainment Management, Inc. @ @ @