Roles

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Newa Techniek B.W. 727, 729
Penningweg 52, Etten-Leur, Holland 4879 AG. Phone 31/01608-15900. Fax 31/01608-14029. Peter Van Der Wal, director.
Paver and block machine, handling equipment,

Dee Brown, MCAA President, is joined by Past Presidents Eugene George, W. C. Dentinger, Jr., Charles Velardo and Don Leonard.

Laborers International Union of North America; Carl Booker
National Lime Association; Ken Gutschick
Building S

Reinforcing, production and a masonry panel check list. It's a thorough, professional job that has been well planned and executed, and should be a model for other masonry panel contractors pursuing this line of work.

Masonry Systems Marketing S

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Annual Meeting
On Tuesday afternoon, President Dentinger called the Annual Meeting of the membership to order. Following a prayer by Past President Don Leonard, Executive Vice President George Mil

The restored Brice House in Annapolis, Md., is now headquarters of the International Masonry Center operated by IMI.

Brice House Opening Celebrates
Masonry Craft Skills

Craft skills of the men who constructed the historic Brice Ho

Letters

# A Tip of the Hat
Editor:
On behalf of my employees and myself, we wish to thank you for the privilege of being honored on the front cover of Masonry (September/October, 1984) by printing the "Excellence In Masonry" photo of th

masonry

The MAGAZINE FOR THE MASONRY INDUSTRY

Official Publication of:
Mason Contractors Association of America
Canadian Masonry Contractors Association

GEORGE A. MILLER, Publisher
STAN MISUNAS, Editor

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Engineering Design Module III, which is 220 pages including numerous charts, graphs and illustrations, was written and designed in cooperation with Dr. James Colville, assistant dean of engineering at t

1983-84 MCAA

DON LEONARD
President

ANTHONY J. ZOTOLLO
Vice President, Region A

W. C. DENTINGER, JR.
Vice President

JERRY L. DUFOUR
Secretary

DEE BROWN
Treasurer

12 MASONRY JANUARY,

Contestant Linda Wass of Middleborough works on her project
(left) while her peers work on piers of their own.

Bricklaying Contest Held at JFK Presidential Library
The 35th annual bricklaying contest for apprentices of the Massachusett

Norwegian Group Tours

Twenty-two persons engaged in the masonry industry in Norway visited the United States in March and April to see various masonry job sites and to exchange information with American mason contractors. Their tour took them t

MCAA president Don Leonard and his wife Ruth cut the ceremonial ribbon officially opening the '83 MCAA Trade Show.

'83 MCAA CONFERENCE REPORT
San Diego, California, February 20-24, 1983

MCAA was there, and the weather was majestica

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who captivated the audience with a witty and forceful presentation on the nation's economy. The former U.S. Secretary of Labor dwelt mainly on the creation of a disputes settlement plan in the masonry field, in which MCAA partic

WEDNESDAY, February 23

8:30 a.m. Conference Registration-Until 2:30 p.m. Mission Foyer, Convention Center

8:45 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. Second Session of the '83 MCAA International Masonry Conference (Session #26) Presidio Room, Convention Ce

1982-83 MCAA

DON LEONARD
President

ANTHONY J. ZOTOLLO
Vice President, Region A

W. C. DENTINGER, JR.
Vice President

JERRY L. DUFOUR
Secretary

DEE BROWN
Treasurer

14 MASONRY/FEBRUARY

The program format for this year's MCAA Conference has been shortened and streamlined, and it packs a lot of functions and information into a minimal time period. Starting with business meetings on Monday, February 21, and extending to the Annu