Masonry Magazine December 1984 Page. 21
Inc. recently held its annual Crawfish Boil in Baton Rouge, La., as a means of saying thanks to its customers, suppliers and associates. John F. McLaughlin, acting dean of the Schools of Engineering at Purdue University, has been named a recipient of the 1984 ASTM Award of Merit.
The construction firm of Barton-Malow, Detroit, Mich., has appointed Louis W. Kasischke to its board of directors Bill Wells has been named
Address changes: The Masonry Institute of Tennessee has moved to 631-2nd Ave. South, Nashville, TN 37210, (615) 244-3090. The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) has relocated its Washington Office to 655-15th St., N.W., Washington, D.C. 20005, (202) 639-4090 Albert A. Peter, Jr. has been named the new director of the Veterans Administration's Office of Construction. Ronald T. Dyess has been promoted to associate of Horner & Shifrin, Inc., St. Louis-based design engineers/architects.
The Tarlton Corp., a St. Louis-based construction firm, has promoted Bradley W. Kasten and Thomas R. Schrik to project managers. Interstate Brick Co., West Jordan, Utah, has announced three sales and marketing changes: Dwight Monson has been named general sales manager; Roger Arnell is the new marketing director, and Bob Cushing has been named commercial market manager. C. E. Kaiser Co., Houston manufacturer of ceramic tile mortars and grouts, has appointed Frank Douglas national sales manager.
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W. R. Bonsal Co., Charlotte, N.C., manufacturer of cement-based construction products, has opened a new packaging facility in Jacksonville, Fla. Keith Dethloff is the plant manager. JI Case, Racine, Wisc., has appointed four executives to top level positions-James J. Gill, as executive vice president, technology; John A. Borden, as executive vice president, finance & corporate planning: Robert R. Riebau, as senior vice president & general manager, and Earl W. Bunkers, as vice president & controller.
Masonry institute changes: Scott Robertson has joined the MI of Hawaii as staff coordinator. Luc Fornoville is the new executive director of the MI of British Columbia, succeeding Bruce Peter. Rick Filloramo succeeds Glenn Grimm as executive director of the MI of Connecticut MI of Oregon's executive director Tom Young announced he will resign to become sales manager for Mutual Materials in Seattle. Robert "Sandy" Sandoval has resigned as the long-time executive director of the Colorado MI Morgan Fields has left the MI of Tennessee to join a concrete masonry association in Colorado.