Roles

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

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

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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

1970-1971 MCAA Committees

On Wednesday, March 11th, MCAA Officers met in Executive Session at the TWA Conference Room, O'Hare International Airport, Chicago, III. Work of the previous Committees was reviewed and Chairman and Members for the comi

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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

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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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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

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.<

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Closing out the Tuesday morning session.

President Les Dietrich called the Annual Meeting of the MCAA to order at 1:45 P.M., in the Virginia Suite. Mr. T. Walter Kirk led the members in

Favorite game of the younger set is the "Penny Hunt". Get a lot of saw dust, a mountain of pennies, put them together and add kids. This photo shows the end results.

It's Summer Time
It's Picnic Time
In Milwaukee!

For a real

Share of dunking, make this an event everyone looks forward to and enjoys thoroughly.

Just to keep the record straight, the "Slugging Suppliers" won the annual ball game, but someone took off with all the records... So we'll report it

Calendar of Events

V. 6: Fall Executive Board Meeting of Mason Contractors Association of America, Grand Hotel, Point Clear, Ala.

V. 10: Workshop Session of the National Conference of Health, Welfare and Pension, Fountainebleau Hotel, M

mier, Hobart, Indiana, the gentleman who took most of these tos discusses with Rebert Rowlins the outcome of the MCAA Golf Tournament. Looking on are Jack Cook, MCAA Vice-East, Miami, Flo, and Les Dietrich, MCAA Vice President, Mo, the golfer w