Masonry Magazine June 1976 Page. 25

Words: Edwin Viall, Albert Hazewinkel, Howard Noziska, Bill Quinlan, William Vandermay, Raymond Boettcher, Howard Larsen
Masonry Magazine June 1976 Page. 25

Masonry Magazine June 1976 Page. 25
Elect Hazewinkel, Viall Trustees

Albert Hazewinkel, Hazewinkel Bros., Inc., Grand Rapids (left) and Edwin E. Viall, Jones & Simpson, Flint, have been elected the first outstate Trustees of the Masonry Institute of Michigan. Hazewinkel will represent the and Viall the North Region. William J. Vandermay, Jr., Vandermay Construction Co., Kalamazoo was elected Hazewinkel's Alternate and Raymond Boettcher, Edgar Boettcher Mason Contractor, Saginaw will serve as an alternate to Viall.


New Speed Limit For Russians: 90

New speed limits are being set for the Russian motorist. From now on anyone driving over 90 will be breaking the law.

Actually the Soviet driver will be moving along at about the same pace as the American motorist. Because Russia operates under the metric system, speed is measured in kilometers per hour. Thus, 90 is roughly equivalent to 56 miles per hour.

In addition to obeying speed limits, the Russian driver also is required to place a sign on his car which shows the amount of driving experience he has had.


Minnesota Honors Howard W. Larsen

Howard W. Larsen, left, Operations Manager of the Langer Construction Company, was presented the third annual Minnesota Masonry Institute award for outstanding achievement in masonry promotion from Howard Noziska, right, Executive Director the Minnesota Masonry Institute, at the MC&MCA Spring Kick-off Banquet on April 10th. A Dunwoody Institute graduate, Mr. Larsen currently is a Trustee of the Minnesota Masonry Institute Board and is on the Organizational Development Committee for the Minnesota Concrete & Masonry Contractors Association. For several years, he has served on the negotiating committee for the bricklayers and has been a key figure in promoting Minnesota's masonry industry.

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Honor Ray Devine and Chris Judge

Raymond Devine, left, Shiely Concrete Company, and Chris Judge, right, Jesco, Inc., were honored at the "Spring Kick Off Dinner Dance of the Minnesota Concrete & Masonry Contractors Association for their outstanding contribution to the Concrete and Masonry Industry of Minnesota in 1976. Making the presentation is Bill Quinlan, Jesco, Inc., newly elected President of MC & MCA.


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