Masonry Magazine March 1971 Page. 31
Green Book Available
An all-new edition of the construction industry's most widely used equipment rentals reference, the 22nd Edition (1971) Compilation of Nationally Averaged 1970 Rental Rates and Model Reference Data for Construction Equipment, popularly called the "Green Book," is currently available from Associated Equipment Distributors.
The 140-page edition presents averaged rental rates and related information on more than 1,100 types and sizes of equipment, ranging from hand tools to tractors and earthmoving equipment. Based on the results of a nation-wide survey of distributors conducted last fall, the more than 3,000 national averages in the book are listed on a daily, weekly, and monthly basis.
The 22nd Edition, completely sectionalized and tab-indexed for quick reference, can be purchased for $10.00 a copy. Orders should be sent with remittance to the AED Executive Office, Department R, 615 West 22nd Street, Oak Brook, Illinois 60521.
THE MARK OF MASONRY
Granted by: MIAMI MASONRY GUILD
NEW BUILDING AWARD This "Mark of Masonry" award will soon be appearing around south Florida, awarded to structures the Miami Masonry Guild feels best reflect the "ultimate utilization of masonry products in construction." The bas relief emblem carries the trowel, block and bricks, symbols of the masonry industry. The Miami Masonry Guild, comprised of masonry contractors, suppliers and masons, is financed in part by the Dade County Masonry Industry Advancement Fund.
FALL BOARD MEETING
The Fall Executive Board held at Paradise Island Hotel, Nassau in the Bahamas, was so close to the Annual convention that there was little time or space in Masonry for its reporting. The meeting was well attended with 82 persons in attendance and the schedule allowed ample time for both business and relaxation. The beautiful island resort was just a quick bridge-crossing from Bay Street on the Nassau mainland.