Masonry Magazine January 1976 Page. 12
MCAA State Chairmen
Alabama-Harrell Webster, Bessemer
Arizona-Blaine Warner, Glendale
Arkansas-D. T. Allen, Newport
California Ryan O'Brien, Sacramento
Colorado Jack J. Bailey, Arvada
Connecticut-Peter Lovermi, Derby
District of Columbia R. C. Doyle, Brentwood, Md.
Florida-Jack Cook, Miami
Georgia-James M. Magee, Atlanta
Hawaii-Charles Miyata, Honolulu
Idaho Dean G. Nielson, Pocatello
Illinois Tony Luczynski, Elmhurst
Indiana-William Hunt, Indianapolis
lowa-Richard Felice, Des Moines
Kentucky-Paul Clements, Louisville
Louisiana-Justin Breithaupt, Shreveport
Maryland-Carl C. Fulco, Sr., Baltimore
Massachusetts Jack Kratz, Newtonville
Michigan-John Hazewinkel, Grand Rapids
Minnesota-Sidney Mosman, Bloomington
Missouri-Donald O. Leonard, Jr., St. Ann
Montana-Frank Gruber, Helena
New Jersey-Carmine Musolino, Greenbrook
New York-Ralph Perri, Brooklyn
North Carolina-Ivey Griffin, Jr., Morganton
Ohio Frank Moratschek, Cincinnati
Oregon-L. C. Pardue, Portland
Pennsylvania-Anthony Nolfi, Narberth
South Carolina-W. S. Weir, Clinton
Tennessee Walter Lerch, Chattanooga
Texas-J. L. Hankey, Austin
Utah-Earl Child, Springville
Washington-Mike Johnston, Tacoma
West Virginia-Richard Harris, Charleston
Wisconsin-Allan E. Knuth, New Berlin
MCAA Committee Chairmen
Apprenticeship Robert Ebeling, Romeo, Mich.
Constitution & Bylaws-David B. Soloff, Jr., Chattanooga, Tenn.
Education-Robert Harrison, Mt. Prospect, III.
Finance Robert Harrison, Mt. Prospect, III.
Insurance-Donald Leonard, St. Ann, Mo.
Membership G. W. Veazey, Jr., Houston, Texas
Material Handling-Jerry Dufour, Milwaukee, Wis.
Masonry Industry-Eugene George, Kitchener, Ont., Canada
Nominating-David B. Soloff, Jr., Chattanooga, Tenn.
Research Robert Ebeling, Romeo, Mich.
Safety-Mel Baum, Morton, III.
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