Roles

Obituaries

Fred C. Daues, Sr.

Fred C. Daues, 63, prominent St. Louis mason contractor, died on December 17, 1989.

Mr. Daues was president of Fred Daues Contracting. Inc., in St. Louis, a family-owned business since 1892. A nat

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# ASC, ASA & AGC Jointly Adopt Prompt Pay Policy

Three leading construction trade associations have endorsed a model payment schedule that establishes deadlines for the flow of money throughout the construction

Letters

# A Personal Note
Dear Editor:

I have read with interest the February issue of Masonry, and I enjoyed reading the report of the '84 MCAA Conference held in New Orleans. The coverage of the events and photographs gave a good

Stewart, Kirchner Named to Top Offices of NCMA

Clyde L. Stewart, general manager of Colorado Concrete Manufacturing Co., Colorado Springs, has been named chairman of the board of the National Concrete Masonry Association, and Dale F. Kirchner, p

Mason Contractor News

Pittsburgh Corning Corp. will continue to manufacture its line of glass block products and will embark on a major capital investment program to modernize its glass block manufacturing plant at Port Allegany. Pa., company pr

Mason Contractor News

Barton Myers Featured in IMI Lecture Series

Noted Toronto architect and urban designer Barton Myers recently delivered his fifth lecture in the continuing series of market development activities jointly sponsored b

Mason Contractor News

# Masonry Design Seminar Held in Milwaukee

A twi-night seminar on "Masonry Design Considerations" was presented by the Milwaukee School of Engineering in cooperation with the Masonry Institute of Wisconsin, Brick I

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

President
Eugen

Mason Contractor News

BIA Sees Improvement
For Brick Industry

Construction activity in the industrial and commercial sector will show a slight improvement in the months ahead, according to a new study by the Brick Institute of Ame

SURFACE BONDING

Surface Bonding, the not so quiet revolution, is winning growing acceptance for commercial construction due to its ease of use and reduction of construction time.

* Easy to build strong walls.
* More waterproof.

Perlite Loose-Fill
Insulation Leads Gainers

From 1976 to 1977, the latest year for which U.S. Bureau of Mines Reports are available, expanded perlite used in the U.S. jumped 15% from 432,000 to 498,000 tons. This is the second consecutive ye

Here's every basic masonry text you'll ever need.

The first comprehensive set of textbooks on masonry craftsmanship is now complete. With the publication of Volume III of The Bricklayer: Brick and Block Construction, the masonry industry now has

Here's every basic masonry text you'll ever need.

The first comprehensive set of textbooks on masonry craftsmanship is now complete. With the publication of Volume III of The Bricklayer: Brick and Block Construction, the masonry industry now has

1:30 p.m. MCAA Management Institute (Session #25)
Grand Ballroom, First Floor, Red Level

An Overview of the Masonry Industry by:
►Jay Gleason, Executive Director
Brick Institute of America
McLean, Virginia

►Paul Lenchuk,

MONDAY, March 5

12:00 p.m. Final Day of the '79 MCAA Educational Trade Show
Hall of Nations, First Floor, Red Level-Hours: 12:00 to 5:00 p.m.

2:30 p.m. Masonry Panel Contractors Meeting (Session #27)
Plantation Suite, First Floo

Here's every basic masonry text you'll ever need.

The first comprehensive set of textbooks on masonry craftsmanship is now complete. With the publication of Volume III of The Bricklayer: Brick and Block Construction, the masonry industry now has