Masonry Magazine January 1976 Page. 45
BILL DENTINGER, INC.
MASON CONTRACTOR
BROOKFIELD. Wis. 53005
An important part of your firm's business image is its logo. Here's an effective one created by Bill Dentinger, Milwaukee Chapter. Using the small case letters combined with the trowel, Bill has given his firm a modern, attractive and readily recognizable symbol. Take a minute to look at yours does it reflect the image you desire?
Engineers Elect Turner
J.C. Turner has been elected General President of the International Union of Operating Engineers succeeding Hunter P. Wharton. Turner has served the past three years as Secretary-Treasurer of the IUOE.
The general executive board made other changes. Frank Hanley and Dale Marr were elected as general vice presidents. The terms of all new officers run until the IUOE Convention in April 1976, when they will all stand for re-election.
Honor Peter Baier
Peter S. Baier, Honorary Member of the Mason Contractors Association of Indiana and MCAA was honored by the Construction Advancement Foundation of Northwest Indiana on November 7th and presented with CAF's Award of Distinction. Mr. Baier has retired from the masonry business in Hobart, Indiana, and now resides in Florida. Mr. Baier served MCAA in various capacities and was President of the local Chapter. In addition he served as trustee on many of the industry funds.
New Location For MIM
The Masonry Institute of Maryland has outgrown its present facilities. In order to provide better service and more convenient access to the design community, MIM is relocating at 2313 St. Paul St., Baltimore, Md. 21218.
Correspondence should be directed to the new address immediately. The phone number remains a/c 301 235-5341.
Many of America's fine old buildings are slowly crumbling to ruin behind vacant windows. Others are being pulled down in the name of progress. But there's still life in many of these buildings. With a little creativity, they can again become vibrant parts of their diverse community.
It's happening in some cities. Once-deserted old warehouses and factories are alive and bustling with shops, restaurants, night clubs, banks, apartments. It can happen in your town, too. Find out how by joining The National Trust for Historic Preservation. For membership information, write Membership Department, Office of Public Affairs, The National Trust for Historic Preservation, 740 Jackson Place, NW, Washington, DC 20006.
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The professionals are willing to pay a few dollars more for quality and high speed production. That's why they select WESTERN!
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