Roles

Forty-two persons from nine states attended MCAA's first Management Institute held here at the Park Ridge Inn on July 20-22.

These Leading Firms Have Already Indicated That They'll Be At
The New Orleans MCAA Educational Trade Show

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A A Wire Products Co. Allwash of Syracuse, Inc. Anchor Manufacturing Co. Ark-Seal Corp. Automatic Devices, Inc.

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People & Events...

Reps, Inc. has been appointed a manufacturer's representative by Pittsburgh Corning Corp.

Robert E. Nelson has been named Huber/Essick District Manager to work with distributors in the states of Wyoming, Utah, Colorad

Masonry's qualities and economies in regard to energy conservation were discussed by (from left) Alan Yorkdale, P.E., Director of Engineering, Brick Institute of America: George A. Miller, IMI Secretary-Treasurer, and Henry Toennies, P.E., Vice

MCAA Summer Board Meeting
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of Milwaukee, Wis., as the Outstanding Committee Chairman during the past year, and another for Meritorious Service to Milwaukeean Allen Knuth for his work as Material Handling Committee Cha

The Magazine for the Masonry Industry

Route this issue: MAY, 1974 Vol. 14, No. 5

masonry
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE MASON CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA AND THE CANADIAN MASONRY CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION

The Berkley Elem

Brick enhances Berkley School's interior. Brick arches and columns add warmth to the library and distract the attention of students from kindergarten through the 5th grade.

Berkley is one of many schools designed by O'Donnell Wicklund

Committee is so busy with other business that it may be late 1973 before it acts.

REFORM OF THE PRIVATE PENSION SYSTEM MAY NOT PASS this year, either. A vote on pension legislation by the Senate is assured some time this fall. But the

Thomas F. Murphy (lower left), President of BM & PIU, and Joseph Szabo, Chairman of the MCAA Insurance Committee, officially execute the document creating the International Pension Trust. Standing (left to right) are Jack Joyce, Secretary of the internat

1971-72 MCAA Committees

MCAA Officers met in Executive Session on March 24, 1971 in the TWA Conference Room at O'Hare International Airport, Chicago. Work of the previous Committees was reviewed, and Chairmen and Members for the coming year were

Mason Contractor News

Newly elected officers of the Mason Contractors Association of Greater Chicago are: Donald Larsen, President; Kenneth Medema, Vice President; Richard Lauber, Secretary and Robert Harrison, Treasurer. Three new Board of Dire

Participating in the Annual Golf Tournament were: Top (1. to r.) Cavid Soloff, Stephen Raimo, Anthony Zotollo and Mason Painter, Center Robert Ebeling, G. W. Veazey, Harrell Webster and V. E. Emory. Right Sid Mosman, Charles Velardo, Ray Wimer and Allen

1970

April
12-18.. Second International Brick Masonry Conference, Keele University, Staffordshire, England. Contact: H. W. H. West, Mellor-Green Laboratories, Howard Place. Stoke-on-Trent, STI 4LZ, England.

14-16.. Second Annual Apa

1970 MCAA CONVENTION PROGRAM

3:30 P.M. MCAA Educational Trade Show. Mezzanine Floor

Hours: 3:30 P.M. to 7:30P.M.

12:00 Noon Recess to MCAA '70 Educational Trade Show. Mezzanine Floor

Hours: 12 Noon to 7:00P.M.

Donald Bidwell
President

Allen Young
Vice President

Guy Apple
Secretary

David Soloff
Treasurer



MCAA
Officers
1969-70



Charles Velardo
Vice President
Region

Mason Contractor News...

People & Events...

The 100 member Symphony Band of Plymouth, Michigan, was featured at the recent Midwest National Bank Clinic. Mayor Pro-tem and Mrs. Bi 1-will were in the audience at the Sherman House to hear