Masonry Magazine December 1974 Page. 35

Words: Dee Brown, Charles Reene, Thomas Herron, Vernon Emory, William Shannon, Robert Kight, Bob Fenimore, Robert Beck, Michael Codel, Susan Smith, Paul Rudolf, John Wacker
Masonry Magazine January 1974 Page.35

Masonry Magazine January 1974 Page.35
People & Events

industrial and construction machinery. Massey-Ferguson, Inc., Des Moines, Ia. Robert L. Kight has been appointed special representative in the Milwaukee sales district of Huron Cement Division, National Gypsum Co., Southfield, Mich. He replaces William F. Shannon who was named Chicago district sales manager. Dee Brown of Dee Brown Masonry, Dallas, has been elected chairman of the Texas Masonry Institute. The election took place upon the resignation of Vernon Emory. Elected to the board to replace Emory was Bob Fenimore, Jr., of Fenimore-Blythe, Fort Worth.

Employers always seem to want alert young men between 25 and 35, with 40 years of experience.

Norton Company's Construction Products Division, Worcester, Mass., has appointed Southern Construction Equipment Co., Charlotte, N.C., and Jahncke Service, Inc., New Orleans, La., distributors of Clipper brand construction products. Robert L. Beck has been elected to the newly created post of vice president and general counsel of National Gypsum Co., Buffalo, N.Y. Harrelson Equipment Co., Georgetown, S.C., has been appointed industrial and construction machinery distributor for Massey-Ferguson, Inc., Des Moines, Ia. Charles W. Reene has been named executive vice president, Washington affairs for the Portland Cement Association, Skokie, III.


Kaufman Agency Adds Three To PR Staff

Henry J. Kaufman & Associates, Inc., Washington's largest communications organization, has added three professionals to its public relations division staff.

Michael R. Codel has joined HJK&A as an account executive. For several years, he has served as advertising consultant to 25 Danish companies. Earlier, he was a management consultant for Business International in Geneva; associates editor of Business Europe magazine; and Associated Press staff correspondent and editor in the London Bureau.

Thomas K. Herron has joined HJK&A as an account executive. He has been executive director of the midwest region of the Brick Institute of America, located in Chicago, after earlier service with the national headquarters of BIA in McLean, Va., as assistant director of marketing/promotion.

Susan Leigh Smith has been appointed as a writer. She comes to HJK&A from the National Academy of Engineering, where she served in a similar capacity. She has written extensively on energy matters for the American Petroleum Institute and has written for a variety of labor publications. Ms. Smith is a graduate of The George Washington University.


Block Masonry Building Wins New York Award

Tracey Towers in The Bronx, New York City, presents an excellent example of the innovative working of block masonry construction. Completed this spring, the $33 million middle-income housing structure of 871 apartments was erected by Leon D. DeMatteis & Sons, Inc., Elmont, N.Y. Paul Rudolf was the architect, with masonry by Mercury Masonry Corp. (MCAA). The building was cited by the Concrete Industry Board of New York as the outstanding project of its type built in Greater New York City and environs.


Centex Awarded Contract

J. W. Bateson Company, Inc., Dallas, Texas, a wholly owned subsidiary of Centex Corporation, has been awarded a $59 million contract to construct Phase II of the Wadsworth Veterans Administration Hospital in Los Angeles, company officials announced.

John A. Wacker, Bateson's chairman, said the award is the largest single contract ever received by the company.


Protect Your Workers and Yourself. New Drum Grill for Essick Mixers

Essick two piece, hinged drum grill installed on pre-1974 Plaster and Mortar Mixer. Essick also recommends the engine pulley cover kit for installation on pre-1974 models (as shown).

To help you meet the new OSHA requirements, Essick has designed a completely new drum grill for all Essick Plaster and Mortar Mixers built prior to the introduction of the new 1974 models.

Patterned after the drum grill of the new 1974 Essick Plaster and Mortar Mixers, with a two piece, hinged design for ease of cleaning. the drum grill can be easily installed on old style Essick mixers.

Essick strongly recommends that you have the new drum grill installed on all Essick Plaster and Mortar Mixers to reduce the risk of construction jobs being red tagged ...shut down...or the possibility of being faced with a lawsuit because of personal injury.

Write for specifications and price information.

ESSICK
ESSICK MANUFACTURING COMPANY
a division of A-T-O Inc.
1950 Santa Fe Ave.. Los Angeles, Ca. 90021
850 Woodruff Lane, Elizabeth, N.J. 07201

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