Roles

MCAA Past Presidents

Robert Hatch
1989-1990

C. DeWitt Brown, Jr.
1987-88

W. C. Dentinger, Jr.
1984-86

Donald O. Leonard
1982-83

Louis J. Helbert, Jr.
1980-81

Eugene George
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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

MCAA committee members were kept busy as were Canadian Masonry Contractors Association Board members.

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of IMI into four program boards, and the labor disputes settlement plan. Carlis

1982-83 MCAA Committee Chairmen

Constitution & Bylaws

Charles F. Velardo, Chm.
Newton Highlands, Mass.

Paul Clements
Louisville, Ky.
Louis J. Helbert, Jr.
Fort Collins, Colo.
David Soloff, Jr.
Chattanoo

INTERNATIONAL MASONRY INSTITUTE
DONALD O. LEONARD, JOHN T. JOYCE, Co-Chairmen

W. C. Dentinger, Jr.
Gerald Dufour
Louis J. Helbert, Jr.
Eugene George
George A. Miller

Edward M. Bellucci
James F. Richardson
L.

Mason Contractor News

Karl Kehm Retires from Mason Contracting Field

After 35 years in the construction business, Karl Kehm, Jr., president of Kehm Construction Co., Omaha, Neb., a leading mason contracting firm, announced his retireme

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manufacturers seeking ways to combat the recession. The committee, of which Cope is co-chairman, met in the Oak Brook, III., headquarters of Associated Equipment Distributors.

Ann K. Bruttel, fo

One of the highlights of the '82 Conference was, as in past years, the Annual Meeting of the MCAA membership. Pictured at the head table (background, from left) are: Robert Tubesing, regional vice president; W. C. Dentinger, Jr., vice president; George A

Special Recognition Awards were presented to Robert F. Ebeling and Eugene George. Ebeling was chairman of the International Masonry Apprenticeship Trust (IMAT) from 1975-81, and George was 1979-81 chairman of the International Masonry Institute

to the "infusion of collective energies and new perspectives." In terms of long-range impact, Helbert termed the creation of the "new" International Masonry Institute as probably the most important advance made by MCAA in 1981, a "remarkable ac

Louis J. Helbert, Jr. (far left) administers the oath of office to newly elected officers of MCAA. (Left picture, starting from left) Jerry Dufour, secretary; W. C. Dentinger, Jr., vice president, and "Dee" Brown, treasurer. (Right picture, sta

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counsel, and featured as speakers Vincent O'Hara and Robert Tilove of Martin E. Segal Co., New York City.

(A condensation of the presentation by Tilove and O'Hara, "Pension Withdrawal Liab

Mason Contractors and Bricklayers Union
Announce Plan to Reduce Work Stoppages

The Mason Contractors Association of America and the International Bricklayers Union on February 18, 1982 announced joint agreement on a plan designed to reduce w

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

FEBRUARY

1981-82 MCAA

LOUIS J. HELBERT, JR.
President

ANTHONY J. ZOTOLLO
Vice President, Region A

DON LEONARD
Vice President

W. C. DENTINGER, JR.
Secretary

ROBERT TUBESING
Treasurer

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HELBERT
MCNAMAR
MILHAM
SUNDAY, February 14
12:00 noon
Visit the '82 MCAA Trade Show-Until 4:00 p.m.

9:30 a.m.
Conference Registration-Until 4:00 p.m.
Florida Hall, Convention Center
Tamiami Lounge, 1st