Masonry Magazine April 1989 Page. 14
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14 MASONRY-MARCH/APRIL, 1989
At 1:30 P.M., President Hatch called the MCAA Annual Meeting into session. Following the roll call and filing of reports by the Regional Vice Presidents, Committee Chairmen and Past Presidents, the Chair called for a review by the MCAA representatives of John Tawresey, VP, kpff, Seattle, Washington (left) was one of the featured speakers at the Stone Panel Seminar. Dr. S. K. Ghosh, Director, Engineered Structures and Codes, PCA, presented a paper on Flexural Bond Strength and Water Permeance of Masonry at the Tuesday morning session. The Bricklayers and Trowel Trades International Pension Fund, the Council for Masonry Research and Associated Specialty Contractors.
After concluding old and new business, the Chair then adjourned the meeting until 1990 in Phoenix, Arizona.
MCAA Golf Tournament
On Thursday noon, 43 MCAA golfers teed off for the 1989 MCAA Open on The Tropicana Country Club 6481 yard course. Some hours later Golf Pro Tim Webster announced that in the Men's Division Ralph Perri was the low gross winner with a 77 while Mack Pettit had the low net score of 70. In the Ladies' Division Pat Pettit was the low gross winner and Sally Vetovitz was low net.
Workshop On Masonry Research Needs
A three day workshop, entitled "Research Needs for Masonry" was held in Washington, DC on August 28-30, 1988, and was attended by 45 key invited participants from the masonry industry, government agencies and universities. The workshop was organized by Drs. Russell H. Brown and Subhash C. Anand and was supported by a grant from the National Science Foundation to Clemson University.
After five keynote addresses the participants were divided into four specialty working groups-Materials, Productivity, Performance of Buildings, and Environmental Factors. These working groups spent the whole second day discussing the current problems and future research needs in their specific areas. These results were presented to all the participants on the third day of the workshop. The workshop chairmen and recorders then prepared written recommendations for review by the Steering Committee of the workshop. A report which summarizes the research needs established during the workshop is under preparation by the co-chairmen at Clemson University. It will be submitted to the National Science Foundation.
To receive a copy of the workshop summary report write Research Needs For Masonry, Att: Russell H. Brown, Civil Engineering Dept, Clemson University, Clemson, SC 29634-0911.