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John T. Joyce Announces Retirement

Washington, May 4/ John J. Flynn, Secretary-Treasurer of the International Union of Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers (BAC), will become president of the Union on June 1, filling out the remainder of the ter

FROM THE PRESIDENT


By L. C. PARDUE, JR.
President, Mason Contractors Contractors
Association of America


For A Few Dollars More


I'VE BEEN a good, loyal union member since 1958 when I began workin

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U.S., Canadian Stone Masons Have Chance to Work, Study in France

A fellowship program that will enable apprentices and young journeymen stone masons from the U.S. and Canada to work and study in France under the tutelage of master stone masons

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# ASC, ASA & AGC Jointly Adopt Prompt Pay Policy

Three leading construction trade associations have endorsed a model payment schedule that establishes deadlines for the flow of money throughout the construction

The restored Brice House in Annapolis, Md., is now headquarters of the International Masonry Center operated by IMI.

Brice House Opening Celebrates
Masonry Craft Skills

Craft skills of the men who constructed the historic Brice Ho

MASONRY COUNCIL
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The Masonry Council advises and consults with the Masonry Research Foundation Board of Directors on the research needs of the masonry industry.

The Council helps prepare requests for proposals

Theme Is Labor/Management Relations
IMI's 13th Annual Meeting Is Largest To Date

The largest number of participants ever to attend a meeting of the International Masonry Institute went to Boston in June for the Institute's 13th Annual Meet

INTERNATIONAL MASONRY INSTITUTE
DONALD O. LEONARD, JOHN T. JOYCE, Co-Chairmen

W. C. Dentinger, Jr.
Gerald Dufour
Louis J. Helbert, Jr.
Eugene George
George A. Miller

Edward M. Bellucci
James F. Richardson
L.

Disputes Settlement Plan Implemented by Mason Contractors, Bricklayers and Laborers Unions

Washington, D.C., July 21-The Laborers International Union, Bricklayers International Union and Mason Contractors Association of America today signed an

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

Mason Contractors and Bricklayers Union
Announce Plan to Reduce Work Stoppages

The Mason Contractors Association of America and the International Bricklayers Union on February 18, 1982 announced joint agreement on a plan designed to reduce w

INTERNATIONAL MASONRY INSTITUTE
LOUIS J. HELBERT JR., JOHN T. JOYCE, Co-Chairmen

Don Leonard
W. C. Dentinger Jr.
Eugene George
George A. Miller
Edward M. Bellucci
James F. Richardson
L. Gerald Carlisle
Louis Weir<

Attending the first meetings of the restructured International Masonry Institute in Washington, D.C. were (seated, from left): Dr. John Dunlop, Harvard professor and public memberineutral arbitrator for the IMI Board of Trustees; IMI Trustees John T. Joy

IMI Market Development Program Board members (seated, from left): Ray Lackey, executive director, with Trustees L. Gerald Carlisle, BAC, and George A. Miller, MCAA. (Standing, from left) Trustees William Christopher and George Spencer, BAC; Robert Hatch