Masonry Magazine April 1966 Page. 22
SURE KLEAN
Safest, Easiest Way Yet
To Remove Excess Mortar
from Light Colored Masonry
SURE KLEAN No. 600 used on the
new First Baptist Church, Fort
Worth, Texas. Architects, Easter
wood & Easterwood; general con
tractors, Cain-Brogdon & Cain, Inc.
masonry contractor, Donald G. Ream.
SURE KLEAN No. 600 Detergent
is the one cleaner specially for-
mulated to remove excess mor-
tar from light colored masonry-
safely! Won't stain, streak, burn
or bleach and never yellows or
discolors. Recommended for buff
brick, light colored stone, non-
metallic glazed tile, mosaic or
exposed aggregate panels.
SURE KLEAN No. 600 works
faster, is safer and easier to use.
Just brush on, let stand briefly,
reapply and rinse with fresh
water. Special deep wetting action
really soaks in, under and through
mortar deposits... works faster
to cut man-hour costs. And it's
concentrated. Strength of clean-
ing solution can be varied to fit
the specific job...with big sav
ings, too, on shipping, handling
and storing charges.
Whatever your cleaning job,
there's a masonry cleaner spe
cially formulated by The Process
Solvent Company to do it faster,
safer, easier and at less cost.
Custom cleaners prepared on re-
quest. Send for detailed litera-
ture and free test samples, now!
Write Dept. 40
See Sweet's Catalog
Section 9/Pro
THE PROCESS S
CHELSEA TRAFFIC
THE PROCESS SOLVENT CO., INC.
(5515)
People & Events
(Continued from page 3)
of the Advisory Committee of the
Apprenticeship Information Center
serving the Metropolitan Cincinnati
area. Universal Mfg. Corp. has
announced the appointment of a new
distributor for its complete line of
scaffolding products: Gaber Equip.
ment, Realty & Suppliers, Inc., Gouv
erneur, N.Y.
Our apologies to Julie Szabo. In
running the store concerning her, we
noted that she was a finalist in the
National Merit Scholarship Program.
It should have read this places her in
the upper one-half of one percent of
all high school seniors throughout the
nation. Congratulations from all of
us Julie. Lee R. Westfall has
been named district sales manager for
Huron Portland Cement Co., Minne-
apolis, and has named Roger Lemieux
and David Murphy to his sales staff.
Most people play a fair game of
golf if you watch'em closely.
Jack Tyacke, Minneapolis Chapter
Member, with the help of a neighbor,
saved a boy's life when the boy broke
through the ice on a local lake. Jack
and the neighbor pushed a duck boat
overt the ice and held the boy until
the fire department arrived. The
Concrete Masonry Association of Illi-
nois has published an attractive bro-
chure entitled "14 Reasons to Con-
sider Concrete Masonry For Your
Home." Very eye pleasing and should
stimulate sales in the home market-
indoors or out. Timothy C.
Jameison has been named regional
Jameison has been named regional
Sales Manager of Dodge Reports. He
will be responsible for sales of the
service in the Northern Chicago Re-
gion. The easiest way to get
your wife's attention is by looking
comforatable.
New President of the Colorado
Mason Contractors Association is
Walt Rothermel with Norm Eatherton
the Vice President. Dan Berich is the
Chapter's Secretary Treasurer...
The Associated Masonry Contractors
of Houston, Texas, held their regular
monthly meeting on April 18th with
Bill Smith in charge of the program.
Ernest G. Olson, Immediate Past
President of the Minneapolis Chapter,
participated in a panel discussion at
the regional meeting of the Minnesota
Concrete Products Association on
April 22nd.. Since the coming
of bikinis, all imagination has gone
out of girl watching.
William D. Spencer has been ap-
pointed Sales Representative for the
Huron Cement Div., National Gyp-
sum Co. Raymond 1. Hastings,
General Manager, Concrete Div., Ar
thur Whitcomb, Inc., Keene, New
Hampshire, has been named an Ap-
pointive Member of the National Con-
crete Masonry Association's Board of
Directors. James F. Marshall
has been named branch manager for
Patent Scaffolding Co. at Newington,
Conn. Richard A. Pellicer has
rejoined W. R. Grace & Co.'s Zono-
lite Div. as Insulation Specialists for
the firm's southern region, working
out of Atlanta, Ga. Ben H.
Warren has been appointed manager
of tractor and industrial equipment
sales for International Harvester Co.,
effective April 1, according to John
F. Burk, divisional sales manager for
the Farm Equipment Division.
Up, Up, Up & Up
The first mobile concreting pump with an
overhead delivery boom has been introduced
by Thomsen Equipment of Gardena, Calif.
Named the Model 640, this truck-mounted,
hydraulic-powered piston pump has a re
mote controlled boom which can be ex
tended up to 70 feet vertically or horizon-
tally. Concrete is pumped directly from tran
sit mixer through boom to job, bypassing
all obstructions. The boom accommodates.
either 3-inch or 4-inch conveying system
with 10-ft. extension sections. According to
Thomsen, field tests show the Model 640's
boom makes possible the precise placement
of concrete without danger of the hose or
pipe lines damaging forms of steel. Con-
crete may be placed without hindering other
work, and can be delivered seven stories-
high without equipment being attached to
the structure. Thomsen states that the pump
is mounted on 20,000 G.V.W. vehicle and
delivers concrete mixes containing up to
1-1/2-inch aggregate for pumping of a rate
of up to 40 cv. yds. per hour.
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MASONRY
April, 1966