Roles

Winner of the 14th annual National Apprenticeship contest held recently in St. Louis, Mo., was Ronald Pfleger, Local No. 2, Mo.

(Clockwise around table, from lower left) Guy Apple; Robert Harrison: Mr. & Mrs. Eugene George: Mr. & Mrs. Harrell Webster; Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Parker, Mrs. Robert Harrison; Mrs. Guy Apple, and Richard Apple.

(Clockwise around table, from lower

Recommend Reforms in Construction Payment Practices

Recommendations for fundamental reforms in construction industry payment practices have been made to the non-profit Construction Industry Foundation by loan officers of large commercial banks i

Les Dietrich, right, winner of the Tournament and recipient of the 1970 Glass Block Trophy. Smiling their approval are Robert Rawlins, left, Pittsburgh Corning Corp., and Donald Johnson, who conducted this year's meet.

Executive Board Meets at

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

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Speakers at the convention are: left-top to bottom, Anthony Perri, MCAA President: O. L. Jollay, MCAA Secretary and Convention Chairman and Robert Coulsen, Executive Vice President American Arbitration Association.

Board Meeting
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record which MCAA should be immensely proud of is that now 697 people have attended the Masonry Estimating Course-a record of achievement in an important field.

One outstanding feature of the Board

William R. Conners Testimonial Banquet

Over 750 persons from every section of the United States and Canada joined with the officers of the Bricklayers' International Union in honoring William R. Conners on his elevation to the office of Secretar

The Magazine for the Masonry Industry

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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE MASON CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA

FEBRUARY 1967-Vol. 7, No. 2

Opening session speakers: Thomas F. Murphy, Les Dietrich, R. J. Otterson, Mayor

Vice President Donald Bidwell, with the assistance of Mrs. Bidwell, wields the big MCAA scissors and prepares to cut the ribbon which officially opened the '67 MCAA Show. Others (1. to r.) are: Mr. and Mrs. Les Dietrich; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Laureys; Bidwe

Saturday, February 18th

9:30 A.M. MCAA Executive Board Meeting, Lido Room Chase Park Plaza Hotel

11:00 A.M. Registration. Registration Desk, Chase Lounge Chase Park Plaza Hotel. Hours: 11 A.M to 6 P.M.

4:00 P.M. President's Rec

Convention Notes

JAMES GROSS
MASONRY January, 1967

THOMAS F. MURPHY

ROY WENZLICK

RICHARD OTTERSON

LES DIETRICH
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Convention Program

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Presentation of the Colors
Invocation
Address of Welcome: Les Dietrich, Chairman, '67 Convention
9:45 A.M. Address by Stan Musial
10:00 A.M. Address by Thomas F. Murphy, Preside

MASONRY
Products
Equipment
Systems &
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Show News
MCAA Educational Trade Show
Chase-Park Plaza Hotel, Feb. 18-21
Sponsored by
The International
Representative
for the responsible
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People & Events

Canada. Others who enjoyed this sport were Mr. and Mrs. Pete Germinaro with most of the teenagers joining them.

Head Wrangler Fred Daues did another outstanding job handling the Annual Golf Tournament. Played on the Dogw

Summer Board Meeting

(Continued from page 9) a greater share of the building dollar.

On Friday afternoon in 100 degree temperatures 28 men participated in the Annual Executive Board Golf Tournament. Winner of the Glass Block Golf Trophy