Masonry Magazine August 1963 Page. 8
Summer Executive Board Meeting
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In the demonstration area, member teams mixed, handled, and laid brick with Hi-Bond Mortar. Interest in the team competition was great, and the judges reported a seven-way tie. However, special merit should go to the teams captained by Frank Laureys and Clarence Bundy. After a short cooling off period, members returned to the classroom where Corb Garton presented "Field Evaluation of Hi-Bond". Closing out the school course was Mal Allen who discussed "Future Uses of Hi-Bond".
Immediately following the close of the "Hi-Bond Mortar School", President Lonie called the members of the Executive Board into a Special Session. Action taken at this meeting, and at the Summer Meeting, are discussed in another section of MASONRY and in Chapter Bulletin No. 9, dated August 5, 1963.
Peer Pedersen, MCAA Legal Counsel, on Thursday morning reviewed various national laws and legislation, and then discussed with the members questions which they presented.
Winner of the Ladies Golf Tournament was Mrs. William Washington, D. C. Presenting Mrs. Nelson with a transistor radio are James Lonie, MCAA President, Dayton, Ohio, and Rawlins, Sales Manager, Glass Products Division, Pittsburgh Corp.
Pear Pedersen, MCAA's Legal Counsel, during the Thursday morning Labor Relations Seminar gave members a factual presentation on current national laws and legislation.
Thursday evening members and their families were guests of the Medusa Portland Cement Co. aboard the "Lady of the Lake" paddle-wheeler, for an enjoyable and refreshing cocktail party.
Friday morning MCAA Committees met. During Friday afternoon the MCAA Annual Golf Tournament was held at the Hillmore Country Club, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. This year the golfers braved a strong wind and swamp-like conditions to complete the tournament, but all who started reported back safe and sound. Winner of the tournament was Les Dietrich, MCAA Vice President, St. Louis. Winner of the Ladies Tournament was Mrs. William Nelson, Washington, D. C.
Promptly at 9:30 Saturday morning President James Lonie called the Summer Meeting to order.
Clarence Bundy, Wis. Vice President, and Gregor Pichler presented Mr. Lonie with a gavel used by the Milwaukee Chapter at a meeting held on this date in 1899.
Highlight of the meeting was the Financial Report presented by Treasurer Frank Zoubek, and the excellent graph-
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Pausing during the Board Meeting Barquet held Saturday are: (1. to r.) Mrs. Clarence Bundy, Wousesho, Wis. Mrs. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. E, J. Di Sobatico, Wilmington, Del. or Doues, St. Louis, Mo.
Wisconsin Vice President Clarence Bundy, second from left di with William Conners Wisconsin's beautiful scenery and we Left to right are: Donald Bidwell, MCAA Secretary, Ann Mich: Bundy, Conners: Mrs. Bidwell; and Robert Tubesing, Research Committee Chairman, Brookfield, Wis.
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