Masonry Magazine October 1984 Page. 6
Watch This List Grow!
It's good old-fashioned business sense to spend your dollars with firms that have an interest in your mutual welfare. The policy of the established Mason Contractor who patronizes manufacturers that support MCAA programs follows the line of sound business management and is a credit to the industry. The following firms have already taken exhibit space at MCAA's '85 Educational Trade Show, to be held during MCAA's 35th International Masonry Conference, March 7-12, at the Las Vegas Hilton in Las Vegas, Nevada. Watch this list grow!
AA Wire Products Co.
Access Satellite Co.
American Colloid Co.
Contractor Products Division
Automatic Devices, Inc.
Bil-Jax, Inc.
Care Lift Equipment Ltd.
Dur-O-waL, Inc.
E & R Manufacturing Co., Inc.
Gibco Industries
Heckmann Building Products Co., Inc.
International Masonry Institute
Market Development Program
Apprenticeship & Training Program
Kem-O-Kleen, Inc.
Lull Engineering Co., Inc.
Mayco Pump CСогр.
Melroe Company
Merritt Sales
Morgen Manufacturing Co.
Muller Machinery Co.
National Lime Association
National Wire Products Corp.
Non-Stop Scaffolding
Pettibone Corp.
Pittsburgh Corning Corp.
Sellick Equipment Ltd.
Stucco Stone Products, Inc.
Target Products Division
Federal-Mogul Corp.
MCAA MASONRY CONFERENCE
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well-acclaimed program that was presented at MCAA's Conference in New Orleans last February. The Masonry Marketing Manual was introduced at that program and has since evolved into one of the masonry industry's most unique and valuable promotion tools. Supplemental discussions on selling masonry the most effective ways possible will again be presented by a panel of veteran mason contractors and marketing experts.
The program is being developed and refined by the MCAA Masonry Systems Marketing Committee under the direction of Dick Felice and Jim Cope, who will present the seminar program. The panel of speakers includes such well-known masonry industry personalities as Norb Hynek, Howard Noziska, John Heslip, Dan Murray, Bob Schuerman, Chuck Ostrander and Bill Pautler. Their topics will zero in on the "Five E's" of masonry-Esthetics, Economics, Engineering, Energy and Erection.
The seminar on Restoration will be presented by Jan C. K. Anderson, executive director of Restore, headquartered in New York City. Restore is a restoration skills training program oriented to people in the building industry. Created in 1977, it is the first and only program of its kind for educating craftsmen and contractors in state-of-the-art architectural restoration and preservation technology. It also serves as a mid-career program for architects and engineers.
Construction consultant Jerry Pope, a name familiar to most MCAA members for his workshops on masonry estimating and management, will present his new course on Computer Estimating. This is a rapdily emerging field that