Masonry Magazine January 1970 Page.27
PATENT SCAFFOLDING CO.
11-11 34th St.
Long Island City, New York
PCM DIV. KOEHRING CO.
369 W. Western Ave.
Port Washington, Wis. 53074
PETTIBONE MULLIKEN CORP.
4710 W. Division
Chicago, III, 60651
PITTSBURGH CORNING CORP.
1 Gateway Center
Pittsburgh, Pa. 15222
PRIME MOVER CO.
Highway 22 East
Muscatine, lowa 52761
PROCESS SOLVENT CO., INC.
1040 Chelsea Trafficway
Kansas City, Kans. 66104
SIGNODE CORP.
2600 N. Western Ave.
Chicago, III.
STONE CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT
341 Main
Honeyoye, N.Y. 14471
SUPERIOR MANUFACTURING CO.
1054 Florida St.
Memphis, Tenn, 38102
TEXAS REFINERY CORP.
830-850 N. Main
Ft. Worth, Texas
THOMSEN EQUIPMENT CO.
130 W. Victoria St.
Gardena, Calif. 90247
UNION METAL INDUSTRIES, INC.
641 Old Swede Rd.
Douglassville, Pa. 19518
VALLEY CRAFT PRODUCTS
South Highway 61
Lake City, Minn. 55041
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WACO MANUFACTURING CO.
P. O. Box 66415
O'Hare Airport, III. 60666
WESTERN PRODUCTS DIV.
DOUGLAS MOTORS CORP.
1234 N. 62nd St.
Milwaukee, Wis. 53213
NADD Report
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rectors. The First Vice President for the coming year is George W. Pearson of Colonial Brick Company in Detroit, Michigan. Second Vice President for the year is Howard Dudding of Great Southern Supply Company in Houston, Texas, Secretary this year is William J. Rudolph of Old Fort Supply Company, Inc. in Fort Wayne, Indiana. and Treasurer is A. Daniel Barton, Jr. of O. W. Ketcham, Inc. in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
With the years of experience in the Industry that these men have and the leadership displayed in the Association, NADD certainly looks forward to the coming year.
The Convention was successful. New Board of Directors were elected to fill the vacancies created by those Director's who had served their two year terms. They are: John F. Hallman, Jr., F. Graham Williams Company, Inc., Atlanta, Georgia; Herbert L. Hansen, Paragon Supply, Inc., Syracuse. New York: Frank P. Morsilli, P. L. Monroe & Son, Inc., Cranston, Rhode Island; William R. Newhouse, Newhouse Company, Madison, Wisconsin: Thomas B. Tate, Jr., Tate Builders Supply Company, Covington, Kentucky. It was felt that not only do these new Directors offer good geographical representation but their qualifications and interest will continue to provide the leadership NADD has had in the past.
John Spaulding of Spaulding Brick Company, Inc. in Boston expressed the Planning Committee's belief that the brick industry needs more promotion. The Committee felt that an approach of promoting the cost per square foot in the wall would be better suited for sales than using the present cost per thousand brick.
The Up-State New York Chapter of NADD was officially and enthusiastically instituted by the members and
REGISTER NOW FOR THE
'71 MCAA CONVENTION
AND SAVE $5.00!
guests of the Association at its Annual Members Meeting. The President of this NADD Chapter will be Mr. Joseph L. Weckesser, Jr. of Weckesser Brick Company, Inc. in Rochester, New York.
Chicago was selected for NADD's next industry activities which will include a Board of Directors Meeting and Sales Seminar. NADD/SCPI members as well as non-members are encouraged to attend this meeting scheduled for March 12, 1971 at the Chicago Marriott.
At its last meeting, the NADD Board decided to distribute to the NADD membership a recommended method of selling and servicing brick projects.
This method should help keep the "in the wall" complaints at a minimum and follows the wording previously adopted for distributors protection in brick sales.
NADD welcomed its newest member companies and their official representatives: Best Block Company, Butler, Wisconsin-William Butz and Waccamaw Clay Products Company, Inc. in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina -George Bishop. We know they will find their membership rewarding in many ways. Not only through NADD services and programs but also member participation.
Icy Sidewalk? Choose De-icer
Carefully, Industry Group Warns
Some commercial products used to remove ice from sidewalks may also damage the concrete, warns the Portland Cement Association. "Safest way to remove ice from sidewalks, steps, and driveways is to use plain salt either sodium chloride or calcium chloride," advises Sidney Freedman, manager of the Association's concrete technology section.
A few products on the market contain harmful amounts of ammonium nitrate or sulphates used ordinarily in farm fertilizers, Freedman said, "While these compounds are effective ice removers, they also can cause the concrete to disintegrate," he asserted.
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