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training to people of lower level in construction, the Institute has also started a three-month course for building supervisors. I am enclosing a brochure and a newsletter of this Institute which will give you an idea of the objectives and activities of the Institute.
V. T. Sherikar
Deputy Registrar
National Institute of Construction
Management & Research
Bombay, India
New Subscribers
Editor:
After reading a recent issue of Masonry, I found it a very interesting magazine. Enclosed is my check for a year's subscription.
Carl Brown Masonry
Honesdale, Pennsylvania
Editor:
I teach construction and materials in the Department of Architecture, specializing in masonry. I would like to receive Masonry magazine for use in my course.
Michael Shellenbarger
University of Oregon
Renovation of National Building Museum
Editor:
Recently you received a mechanical from the National Building Museum which featured the spectacular Great Hall. You may have used this Public Service Announcement (PSA) in your publication. The PSAs were of great value, bringing in a substantial number of memberships and important contributions to the Museum.
Since our last contact with you, many changes have occurred in the Museum and the 100-year-old structure that houses it. The first renovation phase has been completed, featuring a restored Great Hall, a refurbished Presidential Suite, a newly formed conference space, and a series of eight exhibition galleries. These galleries will open September 20, 1985, an event to celebrate!
We are extremely grateful for all you have done and hope that you will continue to publish the PSA as often as possible, particularly with the opening of the galleries so near at hand. We are eager to expand our membership. Please let us know when you are publishing the PSA so we may thank you directly. Once again, we are grateful for your support.
Alice Consolvo
Membership Coordinator
National Building Museum
Washington, D.C.
We are privileged to be of assistance. Note the PSA elsewhere in this issue. Ed.
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