Masonry Magazine May 1962 Page. 12
STARK
Stark Structural Glazed Tile are produced mainly in vertical core type to assure better bonding, easier-less costly cutting, and solid bed and head joints. Write for complete catalog.
STARK CERAMICS, INC., CANTON 1, OHIO
Management Institute
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Financial Statements for Better Business Planning."
The Management Institute is under the direction of the MCAA and in cooperation with Business Forum and George Conomikes.
Those attending this second session were: J. M. Argenta, Gary, Indiana; Mrs. James Arnett, Colorado Springs, Colorado; D. G. Beyer, D. G. Beyer, Inc., Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Mrs. D. Blakeley, Vandalia, Ohio; C. J. Bolek, Jones Engineering Co., Des Plaines, Illinois; Robert Butendorf, Maywood, Illinois; Jack Cavanaugh, Cavanaugh Construction Co., Birmingham, Michigan; Joseph Clifford, Valparaiso, Indiana; Charles Danna, Jr., Houston, Texas; Daniel Drobae, Drobae, Inc., Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Gerald Dufour, Drobac, Inc., Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Reno Fabbri, Angelo Fabbri & Sons, Highland Park, Illinois; Pat Filippi, Cicero, Illinois; Robert Foley, Detroit, Michigan; Robert Harrison, Bond Masonry, Inc., Mt. Prospect, Illinois; Louella Kolk, C. T. Regan Construction Co., Cleveland, Ohio; Richard Lauber, Oak Park, Illinois; Frank Laureys, Barrington, Illinois; D. Linari, D. Linari Construction Co. Highland, Illinois; James Lonie, Lonie & Son, Inc., Dayton, Ohio; Joseph Lunde, J & H Lunde, Inc., Itasca, Illlinois; Waldo Marolf, Bettendorf, Iowa; Herman May, Herman May Co. Pasadena, Texas; Lloyd Patteson, E. H. Harris & Son, Inc., Charleston, West Virginia; Donald Peterson, Harold W. Peterson & Son, Chicago, Illinois; John Rafferty, David Hummel Building Co., Cincinnati, Ohio; Jacob Ribar, Superior Contractors Corp., Wauwatosa, Wis.; Arnold Schmidt, Leo W. Schmidt Co., Cleveland, Ohio; Turner Smith, Herman May Co., Pasadena, Texas; Russell Spitz, Superior Contractors Corp., Wauwatosa, Wisconsin; D. E. Stevens, Stevens. Construction Co., Milwaukee, Wisconsin; H. M. Strauss, Jr., Dixie Construction Co., Birmingham, Alabama; Cliff Strider, Harahan, Louisiana; Robert Storer, S. A. Storer & Sons, Inc., Toledo, Ohio; Joseph Szabo, Des Plaines, Illinois; W. T. McCanna, Des Plaines, Illinois; Robert Thornton, Des Plaines, Illinois; Robert Tubesing, Waukesha, Wisconsin; Anthony Perri, Brooklyn, N. Y.
KEYWAL
GALVANIZED MASONRY
REINFORCEMENT
Gives greater crack resistance
Adds strength at lower cost
Write for additional information
KEYSTONE STEEL & WIRE CO.
Peoria 7, Illinois
Arizona Apprentice Contest
The first apprentice contest for the Phoenix-Tucson, Arizona area was held on April 28th at the El Con Shopping Center in Tucson. Thomas Martel was the winner with Donald Bertram, Larry Wolfe and Ke Lang in two, three and four respectively. Frank April, Mason contractor of Tucson, William Wilde, architect of Tucson, and Paul E steel, Bricklayer of Phoenix, were the judges.
Marble Institute
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book, an outstanding technical reference based on information compiled from a two-year physical research and testing program with the Armour Research Foundation in Chicago.
In this same Class, an Honorable Mention was awarded MIA's American Standard's Specifications for Interior Marble.
In Class Four, "Space Advertising Directed Primarily to the Architect," the MIA was awarded a Certificate of Merit for a full page, four-color advertisement which is headlined "Marble Makes an Excellent First Impression."
A total of 227 entries were reviewed during a two-day period. The Jury of Awards in this twelfth competition consisted of: D. K. Sargent, FAIA; Edgar H. Berners, FAIA; Marcellus Wright, Jr., AIA; and R. Lloyd Snedaker, AIA.
Make yourself necessary to somebody. Ralph Waldo Emerson.
REMEMBER THIS...
Regardless of What
Blade You Use!
YOU TOO...CAN LOSE YOUR "ASS"
A HURRY WITH LOW VOLTAGE, LOOSE BELTS AND WORN BLADE ARBOR
Whether it's an "Ass", a Contract, or simply Profits that should have been, no one wants to lose anything!
If, you like lower operating costs and full Profits, then always be sure of: (1) Full Voltage at the Saw Motor. (2) Proper Size Extension Wire. (3) Tight Drive Belts, and if you install new belts be sure to re-tighten after 8 hours use. (4) Check Bearings in case of doubt REPLACE. (5) Carefully inspect Arbor to assure Snug fit when using Diamond Blades.
Robert L. Evans Co.
6024 Troost Ave
Kansas City 10,
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