Roles

Taxes
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1971 NET COST OF GIVING TO CHARITY
The net cost of charitable contributions varies from individual to individual. This is so because the amount that a person deducts for charity, if not so deducted, would

Typical scenes from the Exhibit Hall in the Americana Hotel showing the keen interest of convention delegates and their guests in the many new products and items of equipment displayed by suppliers to the masonry industry. Leading manufacturers

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standing ovation, one of the few such spontaneous acclaims in MCAA convention history.

Tuesday morning saw the revival of the Material Handling Jamboree, which had been absent from MCAA conv

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These classes are designed to give the brick salesman a better knowledge of his product and an understanding of the technological advancements of the product.

The 5th class of the Advanced Course

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All-brick Highrise goes up in L. A.

Robert F. Dalton has been appointed Director of Labor Relations for the Building Trades Employers' Association. In making the appointment, Norman R. Prusa, Executive Manager of

Promotion Clinic Held
The 2nd Annual MCAA Masonry Industry Promotion Clinic was held on Saturday, June 13th, at the Royal Sonesta Hotel, New Orleans. Those participating in the presentations were: John Heslip, Masonry Institute of Michigan; James J.

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plant. Their premium is pooled to cover such costs.

Companies like yours, however, are plenty big enough to be expected to pay a good share of their own normal sized losses to a point, and whi

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Hampshire Rodney Rich, New York-Joseph Holme, Ohio Robert Dalton, Oregon-Robert Raymond, Pennsylvania-Mark Parseghian, Rhode Island-Robert Menard, Tennessee-Don Cook, Virginia-Alfred Buffin, Was

MCAA State Chairmen

R. C. Doyle
District Of Columbia

Charles Miyata
Hawaii

Dean Nielson
Idaho

Melvin Baum
Illinois

Robert Eckley
Kansas

A. Hazewinkel
Michigan

Joseph H

Peter Fosco Elected
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was elected President and Business Representative of the Local.

In 1936, he was named a Regional Manager of the Chicago Regional Office of the Laborers' Union, the largest region in the Intern

Teens Offered Masonry Training

Bricklaying and masonry will be among the subjects covered in two Cleveland Junior High Schools as part of a new pilot project called the Construction Orientation Course. The course is the Cleveland construction in

masonry
February, 1968
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.

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LET YOUR FINGER DO THE TALKING ON THE TILL!

Dependable machines mean a steady flow of profits into your cash register and MULLER MIXERS are famous for month in and m

MCAA STATE CHAIRMEN

Sam Lombardo
Connecticut

R. C. Doyle
District Of Columbia

Jack Cook
Florida

Dean Nielson
Idaho

Melvin Baum
Minois

Robert Eckley
Kansas

Charles Vela

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All-Weather Seminar
In cooperation with the Mason Contractors Association of Cleveland, Ohio, MCAA conducted an All-We

257,987,183 Barrels

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ARBITRATION BOARD-WEST
C. DeWitt Brown, Dallas, Tex.
Stanley Child, Salt Lake City, Utah
Lester Dietrich, St. Louis, Mo.
Kenneth Parker, Portland, Ore.<