Masonry Magazine October 1977 Page. 12
People & Events
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Washington (D.C.) attorney, and E. Donald Shapiro, dean of New York Law School... Walter V. Kallaur, formerly a staff assistant in the White House office of inter-governmental relations, has been named assistant administrator of the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA).
Pearce Corp., St. Louis-based project management architectural and construction management firm, has announced the addition of four new members to its architectural staff: E. J. Deering, as project construction manager; Tim A. Risley, as project team captain, and George Nikolajevic and Donald T. Brubeck, as staff architects...The mason contracting firm of V. J. Matson Co. has moved its offices to 6450 S. Austin Ave., Chicago, III. 60683 National Gypsum Co., Dallas, Texas, has announced three appointments to its International Operations: F. Kenneth Reuther and Alfred F. Johnson have been named directors-international operations, and Salil Gutt becomes manager-international planning.
Stephen S. Szoke, a graduate of Lehigh University, has joined the headquarters staff of the Brick Institute of America as an engineer and will handle liaison with federal agencies...William Paxton, P.E., formerly president and treasurer of McClurg & Associates, Inc., a Detroit-based structural engineering firm, has announced the formation of William Paxton & Associates, Inc., 25240 Lahser Rd., Southfield, Mich....The appointment of Kenneth D. Simmons as president of Atlas Cement Division, Pittsburgh, Pa., has been announced by United States Steel. He succeeds James E. Taylor, who retired due to illness... Gilbert A. Meland, executive secretary of the Virginia Brick Association (Region 7B) since 1964, has resigned to become sales manager of Old Virginia Brick Company in Salem.. On a sad note, William J. Geddes, board chairman of Denver Brick & Pipe Co., died on August 11. He was 86. A long-time member and active participant of the former Structural Clay Products Institute (now BIA), he served on that association's board of directors and executive committee from 1949 to 1966.
New BIA Marketing Tool
The Brick Institute of America has available a booklet entitled. Brick. A Marketing Tool That Builds Sales, an envelope-size promotional piece which lists the many saleable advantages of brick. The brochure covers the effect of the energy crisis, buyer preferences, and how brick creates curb appeal.
The booklet is available at 25 each, 10¢ each in quantities of 100 or more. and 7 each for 1,000 or more. Contact Brick Institute of America, 1750 Old Meadow Rd., McLean, VA 22101.
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