Roles

FROM THE PRESIDENT
Continued from Page 8

BAC Executive Vice President Louis Weir's, son-in-law's brother. To date Rosenbush and Burke have raised no money for the IMI.

Over the past six years, the IMI has spent $350,000 attempting

Introducing

A Trowel With A Definite Difference...

The DURA Soft TM Difference.

* Virtually indestructible hard polymer bumper designed for easy tamping of brick and block.
* Resilient handle reduces fatigue.
* Integra

Introducing
A Trowel
With A
Definite
Difference...

The DURA Soft™ Difference.

• Virtually indestructible hard polymer bumper designed for easy tamping of brick and block.

• Resilient handle reduces fatigue.

BLUEPRINT OF EXCELLENCE
THE GILSON HYDRAULIC DIRECT DRIVE
MORTAR MIXER - WITH FEATURES
UNMATCHED IN THE INDUSTRY

NO MOVING
PARTS,
GEARS AND
V-BELTS

BATCH A
MINUTE
PADDLE
DESIGN

GILSON
MI

BLUEPRINT OF EXCELLENCE

THE GILSON HYDRAULIC DIRECT DRIVE MORTAR MIXER-WITH FEATURES - UNMATCHED IN THE INDUSTRY

NO MOVING PARTS, GEARS AND V-BELTS.

BATCH A MINUTE PADDLE DESIGN

HYDRAULIC DUMP AND OVERLOAD SENSOR MEAN

THE LAST WORD
By GENE ADAMS
ASBPE, SPD
Editor, Masonry Magazine

Godspeed,
Clear
Skies and
Smooth
Seas

To kick off the formation of the Segmental Contractors Institute (SCI) by MCAA last month, we've featured

Introducing

A Trowel With A Definite Difference...

The DURA Soft™ Difference.

* Virtually indestructible hard polymer bumper designed for easy tamping of brick and block.
* Resilient handle reduces fatigue.
* Integral

GLASS BLOCK
SOLUTIONS TAKE SHAPE... WHEN THE
LEADER IS YOUR PARTNER!

As we develop new PC GlassBlock shapes, the needs of professional mason's are always kept in mind.
• The TRIDRON 45° Block unit (center), a triangular block that a

COVER
The Kirk-Van Orsdel Headquarters, located in West Des Moines, Iowa was named the second runner up in the Industrial-Commercial category of Masonry Magazine's International Excellence in Masonry Competition. The exterior of the building is gran

THE LAST WORD

By GENE ADAMS, SPD, ASBPE, NADTP
Editor, Masonry Magazine

WHO'S YOUR TOUGHEST COMPETITOR? The glass and slab contractor who's getting all of the low cost high rise housing work in your community, the metal building co

Mileage Allowance

Sue drove 25,000 miles for business in 1991. Her deduction is computed by multiplying the 25,000 miles by 27.5 cents. Sue's deduction is $6,875. The same business miles in 1992 will produce a deduction of $7,000. Great!