Masonry Magazine August 1979 Page. 20

Words: Sidney Mosman, Howard Noziska, Orville Evenson, Karen Drescher, Thomas Bell, Steven Baird, Al Quie, James Crotty
Masonry Magazine August 1979 Page. 20

Masonry Magazine August 1979 Page. 20
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GOLDEN TROWEL AWARDS

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The owners, designers and builders of the winning structures received individual awards during a "Masonry In Utah Week" banquet at the Little America Hotel in Salt Lake City on May 10. Awards also were presented to persons who have made outstanding contributions to the masonry industry.

The sponsor of the annual Golden Trowel Awards program, Utah Masonry Research & Promotion, is a state-wide group of mason contractors, masons and mason tenders who work together to provide the public with information on the many uses and advantages of masonry construction. This year's banquet was attended by more than 300 persons from the masonry industry, labor, government and the architectural and engineering fields.

Capitol Theater Restoration, Salt Lake City, Utah. Architect: Steven T. Baird, Architects. Structural engineer: Aposhian Engineers, Inc. General contractor: John Price Associates, Inc. Mason contractor: Earl Child. Jury comments: "Retained and enhanced the character of the building by the faithfulness of the restoration efforts.


Minnesota Concrete & Masonry Week

Governor Al Quie proclaimed July 15-21, 1979, Minnesota Concrete & Masonry Week in honor of the 7th annual campaign to enhance public awareness of the versatility, economy and aesthetics of concrete and masonry products by the Minnesota Masonry Institute (MMI) and the Minnesota Concrete & Masonry Contractors Association (MC & MCA). More than 12,000 Minnesotans actively involved in the concrete and riasonry industries were recognized for daily contributions to the strength of the economy and well-being of all citizens.

Present at the formal signing of the proclamation were: (from left) Sidney Mosman, MCAA Minnesota state chairman: Thomas Bell, past executive director, MC & MCA: James Crotty, director, MC & MCA; Karen Drescher, president, MC & MCA; Howard Noziska, executive director, MMI, and Orville Evenson, secretary-treasurer, Cement Mason's Local #557 of Minnesota.

20 MASONRY/AUGUST, 1979


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