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Turnout for 12th Annual Marketing Meeting Is Largest on Record for IMI

Some 205 registrants and guests convened for the International Masonry Institute's 12th annual marketing meeting in Gleneden Beach, Ore., May 23-26, making this IMI's larges

IMI ANNUAL MEETING

Pictured with Ray Lackey (3rd from left), executive director of IMI's Market Development Program, are members of the Canadian delegation to the meeting. Starting from extreme left: Ben Fleming and Frederick Goldie, business a

Masonry Foundation Advisory Council Evaluates
New Research Proposals

The Advisory Council to the Masonry Research Foundation, a non-profit corporation supported by all elements of the $5 billion per year masonry industry, met in mid- June t

Holding an impromptu session during the meeting of the Masonry Research Advisory Council in Virginia were (from left): John T. Joyce, Chairman, Masonry Research Foundation; Bill Sangster, Advisory Council Chairman, Louis J. Helbert Jr., MCAA President, a

Masonry Research Foundation
Approves Broad Research Agenda

The Masonry Research Foundation has given approval to a masonry industry research agenda containing 57 projects involving design, construction and environmental issues that were deve

Masonry Industry Formulates Research Plans, Priorities for the Future

Twenty nationally and internationally known engineers, architects, scientists, academic leaders and public officials met in Port St. Lucie, Fla., in February to participate in

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permanent chairman, and C. E. Monk, senior consultant at Wiss, Janney, Elstner and Associates of Northbrook, III., as vice-chairman.

The masonry industry has made a long-term commitment to sup

IMI AIMS AT LOADBEARING MARKET
The International Masonry Institute, promotional arm of the Mason Contractors Association of America (MCAA) and the International Bricklayers' Union, is aiming much of its promotional firepower at the loadbearing masonr

IMI ENGINEERING EDUCATION
ADVISORY COUNCIL APPOINTED

As part of a long-range program to get masonry back into schools of engineering in the United States and Canada, the International Masonry Institute (IMI) has appointed a four-man Enginee