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FILE NAME: Walter Campbell Company (WCC) DATE: 1965 DOC#: WCC018 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Annual Meeting Program
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THE WALDORF-ASTORIA HOTEL
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OCTOBER 10 to 14, 1965
Prsidant DILLARD BREEDING
1965-1966
By privilege and pleasure I welcome each ol vou to the TENTH AN NUAL NATIONAL MEETING OF IDCNA. By privilege because I am honored as President of this growing, healthy, association; by pleasure because it is good to see you all---the member's of IDCNA, who make up its strength; the manufacturers representatives, who through their pres ence at these meetings demonstrate their desire to cooperate with us in the lawful and effective promotion of our industry; to our guests whom we bejieve are here to see our convention operate and to meet with fellow members of the industry: to our speakers who will each have an inspiring address for us; and last, but in no trims least, the hoard of directors and those committee chairmen who have labored so diligently in the past year in their efforts to strengthen and cement our association. Each of these chairmen will report to von on his committee's activities during the past year, and from these reports it will he clear how effec tively these committee chairmen and members of the committees have pursued their course. The theme of this meeting is "Nationwide Progress through Association Participation." Let us prove to ourselves and to the entire industry that participation in our association is the open door to nationwide -- and. yes -- to international promotion anti improvement of our industry through communication. Welcome!
Sincerely, DILI AMD BREEDING President of IDCNA
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"MEN WHO WORK WITHOUT PAY FOR THE GOOD OF THE INDUSTRY
OFFICERS 1965-1966
President ..............................................Dillard Breeding, Nashville, Tonn. Vice-President....................................... J. Kenneth Dixon, Houston, Texas Vice-President..............................A. Marvin Gibbons, Washington, D. C. Secretary......................................Conrad L. Wiegers, Charleston, XV. Va. Treasurer ............................E. Raymond Ashmore, Jr., Philadelphia, Pa. Immediate P.P. . . . ............................Charles T. Vaughn, Omaha, Nehj C o u n sel.......... ............................ .. .James W. R. Brown, Omaha, Nel;
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Terms Ending 1965 Terms Ending 1966 Terms Ending 1967
Terms Ending 1968
H erbert A. Mullenix
Atlanta, Ca.
Roy C. Cofier James P. Ennis Duane C. Lise William B. Wilkes
Mobile, Ala. Birmingham, Ala. Chicago, 11L Boston, Mass.
Dillard Breeding Theodore H.Brodie Aertsen P. Kensbey, Jr. William R. l i i e r t Conrad L. Wiegers R. F. Yount
Nashville, Tenn. Boston, Mass.
New York, N. Y. Charleston, W. Va, Charleston, W. Va. Dayton, Ohio
E. Raymond Adimore, Jr. J. Kenneth Dixm A. Marvin GibTnns Jack D. Metano-
Philadelphia, Pa. Houston, Texas Washington, D. C. Kansas City, Mo.
PAST PRESBENTS
1933-- 1934 ............................Walter E. Campbell, Washington. D. C.* y 1955 -- 1936 .......... ................................ loon E. Butler, Philadelphia, Pa.
1957-- 195S ..................................Frank Q; Hickory, Minneapolis. Minn. 1939 -- 1960 ............................................ Wiliam J. Donahoe, Chicago, 111. 1961 -- 1962 ..............................."..........E.E. Saberhngen, Scuttle, Wash. 1963 -- 1964 ......................................... d a l e s T. Vaughn, Omaha, Nehr.
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Executive Sccttary Elhvood F. Jwrt>
1423 ChestnutSSteet Philadelphia. Pal9102
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OFFICERS 1965-1966
Vica-Pnsident J. KENNETH DIXON
Viea-Pratidant A. MARVIN GIBBONS
Secretory CONRAD L WIEGERS
Treasurer E. RAYMOND ASHMORE JR.
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THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
HERBERT A. MULLENIX (AACSS)
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THE STANDING NATIONAL COMMITTEES
1. THE ANNUAL NATIONAL MEETING COMMITTEE Acrtsen P. Keasby, Jr., Chairman
2. THE COMMITTEE ON MANUFACTURING RELATIONS Duane C. Luse, Chairman
" S ~ 3 . THE COMMITTEE ON STANDARDS,.EDUCATION & SAFETY
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Conrad L. Wiegers, Chairman
4. THE COMMITTEE ON LABOR RELATIONS A. Man-in Gibbons, Clmirmun
5. THE COMMITTEE ON MEMBERSHIP (t REGIONAL . AFFILIATIONS J. Kenneth Dixon, Chairman
CJ 8- THE COMMITTEE ON BUDGETS & FINANCE E. Raymond Aslunure Jr., Chairman
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THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
(Terms Ending 9 6 6 )
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ROY C. COFFER (SWICA)
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JAMES P. ENNIS (AACSSI
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS (Terms Ending 1967)
DILLARD 8REEDING (At-Large)
THEODORE H. BRODIE (At-Large)
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AERTSEN P. KEASBEY, JR.
(At-Large)
WILLIAM B. LICKERT (CSICA1
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THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS (Terms Ending 1967)
CONRAD l . WIEGERS (At-Large)
R. F. YOUNT (CSICAI
GENERAL INFORMATION
Registrations:
Sunday, October 10th . Astor Gallery
Monday, October 11th 4-U Foyer
Tuesday, Octolier 12th Astor Gallery
(IVEAll YOUR BADGE) ..4:00 P.M. to 6:00 P..M.
S:00 A.M. to 4:00 P..M. ,8:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M.
Fees:
Men .. Women
(Includes all 1DCNA meetings and functions)
S63.00 .825.00
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS (Terms Ending 1968)
E. RAYMOND ASHMORE, JR. (MAICA)
J. KENNETH DIXON (SWICA)
A. MARVIN GI8SONS (MAICA)
JACK D. MdNNES (MICA)
n THE STAFF
EU.WOOD F. JONES Executive Secretary 1425 Chestnut Street Philadelphia Pa. 19102
LOcust 3-9088
JAMES W . R. BROWN Counsel
810 Insurance Bldg. Omaha, Nebr. 68102
342-5550
Dr. McFarland, featured speaker on Thursday morning, October 14, best-seller author and one of the nation's "busiest men" has been recognized us the country's most eloquent and effective ex ponent of what is commonly known as the "American system."
Dr. McFarland spoke to us in 1959, and after many years of effort, we present him to you again in I960.
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THE BUSINESS OF THE ANNUAL MEETING
Monday, Octolxr 11th:
Meeting of the Board of Directors, Breakfast Meeting, Pillament Suite .......................... 8:30 A.M.
Meetings of the National Committees, Including the Conference of Regional Officers Rooms 4-U, 4^U Foyer, 4-V, 4-V Foyer, 4-W 11:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. (All committee members and regional officers are requested to contact the Committee Chairman for exact starting hour of committee meetings)
The Theme of the meeting is "NATION WIDE PROGRESS THROUGH
ASSOCIATION PARTICIPATION"
Tuesday, October 12th: Opening General Session in the Astor G allery............... 10:00 A.M.
Wednesday, October I3th: Second General Session in the Astor G allery............... 10:00 A.M.
Thursday, October 14th: Third and Final Session in the Empire R oom ............... 10:00 A.M.
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THE SOCIAL SIDE OF THE ANNUAL MEETING
Sunday, October 10th The IDCNA Welcome Hour in Astor C allery ............... 6:00 P.M.
Wednesday, October 13th The Manufacturers Reception in the West F o y e r..........7:00 P.M.
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The IDCNA Annual Dinner in the Empire R oom ........... 8:00 P.M.
( Film "Once upon a tim e..." )
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THE BUSINESS OF THE ANNUAL MEETING
Tuesday, October 12, 1965
First Session
10:00 A-M. 10:00 A.M. 10:05 A.M.
10:15 A..M.
10:30 A.M.
The Call to Order by President Dillard Breeding
Invocation
Address of W elcome' Introduction of Officers and Directors Self Introduction by the Audience
Reports of the Officers Mr. Ellwood F. Jones, Executive Secretin' Mr. E. Raymond Ashmore. Jr., Treasurer Mr. Dillard Breeding, President
Report of the Annual National Meeting Committee: Mr. Aertsen P. Keasbey, Jr., Chairman
10:35 A.M. 11:00 A..M. 11:30 A.M.
Greetings from the .Past Presidents of IDCNA: Mr. Frank R. Hickory ...................................... 1957-193S Mr. William J. Donahoe .................................. 1959-1960 Mr. Charles T. Vaughn ................................. ... 1963-1964
Featured Address: "The Progress of the National Council of Specialty Contractors Associations' By Mr. Ralph W. Harrison, President of NCSCA
Coffee Break-
11:45 A..M.
Featured Address: "The National Joint Board for the Settlement of Jurisdictional Disputes" By William J. Cour, Chairman of NJB
12:15 P.M.
Featured Address: "Safety- at the Jobsite' By Mr. Joseph A. Courier. Building Trades Employers Assn of New York City
12:30 P.M.
Greetings from Till* Asbestos Workers By Mr. Carl W. Sickles. General President, International Ass'n of Heat & Frost Insulators & Asliestos Workers
.1:00 P.M. Announcements Recess to Wednesday, OetolxT 13. 1965 at KMX) A.M.
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W ednesday, October 13, T965
Second Session
10:00 A.M. The Call to Order by President Breeding Announcements
10:05 A.M.
Report of the Committee on Manufacturers Relations: Mr. Duane C. Luse, Chairman
Greetings from the National Insulation Manufacturers Association, J. M. Barnhart, Executive Secretary
10:30 A.M. Report of the Committee on Standards, Education,
and Safety:
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Mr. Conrad L. Wiegers, Chairman
11:00 A.M.
Featured Address: "Suggestions on Estate Planning" By James W. R. Brown, Esq., IDCXA Counsel
11:30 A.M. Coffee Break
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Report of the Committee on Labor. Relations: Mr. A. Marvin Gibbons, Chairman Address: "Lung Disease Among Insulation Workers' By Dr. Irving J. Selikoff, M.D. Floor Discussion
1:00 P.M. Announcements
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Recess to Thursday, October 14, 1965 at 10:00 A.M.
ANNUAL MEETING REGISTER
A register for the Annual Meeting will be found on the registration desk. Please sign for each day's business sessions. Photostats will he available upon request.
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Thursday, October 14, 1965
Third Session
10;00 A.M. The Cull to Order by President breeding Announcements
10:05 A.M.
Report of the Committee on Mcmlicrship & Regional Affiliations: Vice-President J. Kenneth Dixon, Chairman
Panel Discussion: Topic: "W hat can 1DCNA and the Regional Associations do to improve the Insulation Contracting Industry?"* Reports of the Regional Presidents:
Tire Affiliated Regional Associations;
1. MAICA--President John Kelso Shipe 2. AACSS--President Joseph W. Hoffmann 3. CSICA--President Gordon W. Harrison 4. MICA--President J. Spence Royer 5. SWICA--President Frank M. Taylor
The Unaffiliated Regional Associations;
NICA--President James G. Noil NYSICA--President L. E. Feitt AICWS--President LeRoy Whitaker TIAC--President Ian Dewar
11:15 A.M. Coffee Break
11:30 A.M. Featured Address: "Speak Up For America" by Dr. Kenneth McFarland
12:00 P.M. Report of the Committee on Finances & Budgets Treasurer E. Raymond Ashmore, Jr.
12:15 P.M. 1:00 P.M.
Summation of the Tenth Annual National Meeting Policy and Plans for 1966 Announcement -- IDCNAs Eleventh Annual National
Meeting, Octulwr 1-6,1966, Emerald Beach Hotel, Nassau
Adjournment
THE REGIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
1. NORTHEASTERN INSULATION CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION. INC.
Mr. James C. Noll, President c/n Asbestos Distributors Corp. 113 E. Washington Avenue Bridgeport. Conn. 2. NEW YORK STATE INSULATION CONTRACTORS
ASSOCIATION Mr. Leonard E. Feitt. President c/o Buldwin-Ehrct-Hill Inc. 1800 Broadwav P.O. Bo.\805 ` Buffalo. N. Y. 142-10 3. ' MIDDLE ATLANTIC INSULATION CONTRACTORS
ASSOCIATION Mr. John Kelso Shipe, President c/o Asbestos Covering & Roofing Co. 6215 Blair Road. N.W.
Washington. D. C. 20011
4. ' ASSOCIATED ASBESTOS CONTRACTORS OF THE SOUTHEASTERN STATES. INC.
Mr. Joseph W. Hoffmann, President c/o C. E. Thurston &Sons, Inc. P.O. Box 2411 Norfolk. Virginia 23501 5. ' CENTRAL 'STATES INSULATION CONTRACTORS
ASSOCIATION Mr. Gordon Harrison. President c/o Asbestos Sen-ice Company 120 E. Woodland Avenue Youngstown 2. Ohio
6. ' MIDWEST INSULATION CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION Mr. Spence Royer. President c/o Insulating & Materials Company 1054 Central Industrial Drive St. Louis. Missouri
7. ' SOUTHWEST INSULATION CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION Mr. Frank M. Taylor, President c/o Tavlor Contracting & Supply Inc. P. O. Box 116S Shreveport. Louisiana
8. ASSOCIATED INSULATION CONTRACTORS OF THE WESTERN STATES
Mr. Lellov Whitaker. President c/o Industrial Insulation Company 2211 W. Alineria Road Phoenix. Arizona
CANADA Mr. Ian Dewar. President of TIAC c/o Dewar Insulations Ltd.
73H Warden Avenue .Searlxirimgh. Ontario Affiliated with l DCA'A
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Affiliated through THE MIDDLE ATLANTIC INSULATION CONTRACTORS ASSO CIATIO N , INC.
(M AICA)
W. \V. Armstrong Inc............................................................ P
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Asbestos Covering it Roofing C o . ................................ Washington, D. C.
W alter E. Campbell C o m p a n y .................................... Washington, D. C.
Philip Carey Mfg. Company ............................................ Philadelphia, Pa.
Culp Industrial Insulation Company .................................. Kingston, Pa.
Robert A. Keasbey Company ............................................. Newark, N. J.
Mechanical Insulation Company .......................................Philadelphia, Pa.
Monahan Insulation Company ............................................ Pittsburgh, Pa.
McCormick Asbestos C o m p an y ......................................................Baltimore,Md.
Owens-Coming Fiberglas S & C Div.........................................Philadelphia,Pa.
H. W. Porter C o m p a n y ........................................................... Newark, X. J .
Universal Insulation C o m p an v .......................................... Philadelphi'
Wallace & Gale Company ..................................................... Baltimore
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Affiliated through ASSOCIATED ASBESTOS CONTRACTORS OF THE
SOUTHEASTERN STATES, INC. (AACSS)
Adamo Insulation Company . . .
.............. Tampa, Florida
Bigham Insulation & Supply Co.
. .Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
Breeding Insulation Company .
........ Chattanooga, Tenn.
Breeding Insulation Company .
...............Nashville, Tenn.
Covil Insulation Co. of N. C.
.......... Greensboro, N. C.
I Covil Insulation Company . . . . ,
..............Greenville, S. C.
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Starr Davis Company. Inc...........
............Greensboro, N. C.
North Brothers, Inc.....................
...................... Atlanta, Ga.
North Brothers, I n c . ..................
. . . Birmingham, Alabama
North Brothers, Inc.....................
.............. Columbia, S. C.
North Brothers, Inc.....................
..................Dania, Florida
e North Brothers, Inc.................... North Brothers, Inc.....................
.............. Knoxville, Tenn. .............. Orlando, Florida
North Brothers, Inc.....................
...................Savannah, Ga.
Shook ts Fletcher Insulation Co.
. . .Birmingham, Alabama
Shook & Fletcher Insulation Co.
.......................Atlanta, Ga.
Cco. L. Simonds Company . . .
. . . . Winterhaven, Florida
Stafford Insulation Company . . . C. E. Thurston & Sons, Inc. ..
Charleston Heights, S. C. .......................Norfolk, Va.
C. E. Thurston & Sons, Inc. ..
.................. Richmond, Va.
C. E. Thurston & Sons, Inc. . . .
.....................Roanoke, Va.
Young Sales Corp........................
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Affiliated through
CENTRAL STATES INSULATION CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION, INC.
(CSICA)
Allied Services Inc............................................................Charleston, \V. Va. Asbestos & Insulating Co................................................. Charleston, \V. Va. The Asbestos Service Co................................................... Youngstown, Ohio Earl E. Bright Inc...................................................................Columbus, Ohio Cardinal Industrial Insulation Co....................................... Louisville, Ky. Complete Insulation S erv ice................................................. Dayton, Ohio - Crow's Insulation Co. .............................. .-......................... Evansville, Ind. General Insulation & Roofing Co................................... ...... Louisville, Ky. Edward R. H art Co.....................................................................Canton, Ohio Insulco, I n c . ........ ...........................................................................Lima, Ohio Louisville Insulating & Supply Co........................................Louisville, Ky. Ohio Valley Insulation Co............................................Huntington, \V. Va. Owens-Coming Fiberglas S & C Div............................. Indianapolis. Ind. Triangle Insulation Co. Inc......................................................Paducah, Ky.
Affiliated through
MIDWEST INSULATION CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION
(M ICA )
A & K Midwest Insulation C o . ........ E. H. Anderson Co................................ Arnold Insulations, Inc...................... . Asbestos & Magnesia Materials Co. . Asbestos Products, Inc.......................... Bartelt Asbestos 6t Cork, I n c ............. Bay Insolation Co., I n c . ...................... A, H. Bennett Co. ............................ . A. H. Bennett C o . ................................ A. H. Bennett Company .................. Central Insulation & Engineering Co. Chicago Pipe 4c Boiler Covering Co. . Construction Specialties Co................ IV. 1. Donahue Co............... ................
Eagle Company. Inc............................. Filierglas Supply & Contr. Co............. General Insulation Co. .................... . General Insulation Co.......................... Hickory Insulation Co.......................... Illinois Insulation it Construction Co. Insulating 4c Materials Co................... Industrial Insulation Corp................... Iowa Asbestos Co................................. Kelley Asbestos Products C o . ........ :. L & L Insulations. I n c . ...................... Ludcman Insulations, Inc.................... Luse-Stevenson Co................................ MacArtbur Co...................................... Mechanical Insulation Co., Inc......... Midwest Asbestos Co..........................
Midwest Materials Co......................... John B. Pint Co................................... Ratican Insulation C o . ...................... F. O. Rutherford Insulation Co......... Sprinkmann Sons Corp........................ Sprinkmnnn Sons Corp........................ Taylor Insulation Co. ........................ Taylor Insulation Co........................... Thermal P ro d u cts.............................. Vaughn Insulation C o ....................... YValker-Jamar Co..................................
...............Champaign, Illinois
.................... St. Paul, Minn. ........................Chicago, 111.
.......................... Chicago, 111. ................... .S t Paul, Minn. ....................Appleton, Wise. ................ Green Bay, Wise.
........................Denver, Colo. ...................Sioux City, Iowa
.......... Fargo, North Dakota .................. Kansas City, Mo.
...........................Chicago, 111. ........................ Denver, Colo. , ...........................Chicago, I1L ......................Lincoln, Nebr. North Kansas City, Missouri .............. .East Peoria, 111.
............... ...W aterloo, Iowa .............. Minneapolis, Minn. ............................Chicago, 111.
................St. Louis, Missouri .....................Appleton, Wise. ................ Des Moines, Iowa .........................Omaha, N'ebr. ..................Des Moines, Iowa ........................ Wichita, Kan. ................. Melrose Park, 111. .......................S t Paul, Minn. .......................... Kewanee, 111.
.........................Omaha. Nebr.
...............................Joplin, Mo.
......................St. Paul, Minn. ................ . .S t Louis, Mo. ...................... .St. Louis, Mo. ...................Milwaukee, Wise. .............................. Peoria. 111. ...................... Moline. Illinois .......................... Merrill, Wise. ..........................Wichita. Kan. .................. .E. Omaha, Nebr. ................... `...D u lu th , Minn.
Affiliated through
SOUTHWEST INSULATION CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION
(SW ICA)
Tlie Alier C o m p a n y ........................................................................... Houston,Texas B & B Engineering & Supply Co............................. ......... Baton Houge, La. B & B Engineering & Supply Co........................................................... Dallas,Texas B & B Engineering & Supply C o . .....................................................Houston,Texas Baldwin-Ehret-HiU, Inc. ....................................................... Houston, Texas Baldwin-Ehiet-Hill Inc.................................................... San Antonio, Texas Breeding Insulation Company .......................................... Little Rock, Ark. Clnbar Engineering Company ...............................................Austin, Texas Eagle Asbestos & Packing Co............................................New Orleans, La. The Industrial Insulators, Inc............................................................Houston,Texas The Industrial Insulators. Inc...............................................................Borger,Texas Insulation Engineers, Inc............................................................ Mobile, Ala. Mid-South Insulation Company ...........................................Jackson, Miss. Owens Coming Fiberglas Corp........................................................ Houston,Texas Ozark Insulation C o m p an y .................................................Little Rock, Ark. Parker-Fallis Insulation Co.................................................................... Dallas,Texas Homer C. Porter & Sons Inc...............................................................Jackson,Miss. Precision Insulation Company .............................................Houston, Texas Precision Insulation C o m p an y ...................................Corpus Christi, Texas Reillv-Benton Co., Inc........................................................ New Orleans, La. Willard A. Seile I n c . ............ '. ................................................. El Paso, Texas Taylor Contracting & Supply C o . .........................................Shreveport, Lai.
MEMBERS AT-LARGE Asbestos Distributors Corp................................................Bridgeport, Conn. Associated Insulation Co. Inc., Ltd.............................. Honolulu, Hawaii Bullough Asbestos Supply C o . ................................. Salt Lake City, Utah Douglass Insulation Co..................................................San Francisco, Cal. Eastern Refractories Co., Inc. ........................................... Belmont, Mass. The Eckel Corp..................................................................Cambridge, Mass. New England Insulation Co...................................................Boston, Mass. P. S. Thorsen Co., Inc......................................................... S. Boston, Mass.
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YEARS OF PROGRESS BY iDCNA
PRESIDENTS: --
1953 Walter E. Campliell* 1954 Walter E. Campbell* 1955 Leon E. Butler ..................................Conference -- New Orleans 1956 Leon E. Butler .................................First Annual -- Atlantic City 1957 Frank R. H ick o ry ....................... Second Annual -- San Francisco 1958 Frank R. H icko ry .......................................Third Annual -- Nassau 1959 William J. D onah o e...........................Fourth Annual -- Las Vegas 1960 William J, D onahoe................. ......... Fifth Annual -- Bal Harbour 1961 Edward E. Saberliagen ........................... Sixth Annual -- Phoenix 1962 Edward E. Saberhagen................ Seventh Annual -- Bal Harbour 1963 Charles T. V au g h n ......................... Eighth Annual -- Hot Springs 1964 Charles T. V au g h n ....................... Ninth Annual -- San Francisco 1965 Dillard Breeding ................................. Tenth Annual -- New York 1966 The Eleventh Annual National Meeting will be held October 1-6,
1966 at the Emerald Beach Hotel, Nassau Before you leave New York, make a date to attend our 1968 Annual National Meeting in Nassau!
'Deceased
IDCNA is a member of
The Chamber of Commerce of the United Static The National Council of Special Contractors Associations. Inc. Tlie National Joint Board for the Settlement of jurisdictional Disputes
MEMBERSHIP IN
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INSULATION DISTRIBUTOR-CONTRACTORS NATIONAL ASSO CIA TIO N , INC.
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DIRECTORS INFORMATION BULLETIN if 12 The Call cf the ifaeting of the 3oard of Directors inclosed. Financial Statsnant cf 9/30/65 inclosed.
Labor Infareat"on received this month;
Nei'ark sat led for three years to 9/19/63. No strike. Dss Koine * otrike settled,, after seven weeks, using the Omaha warning of Articles VI arid XI,
Ok Committee Me .'.tings which will be heLa at the Waldorf on Monday October 11 w.:.i be oran to all contractors who wirh to attend, EXCEPT tha sating cf the Committee on Manufraturarc Relations. Chairmen Luos asks fc-\t these men attend;
Chairman Duane Luse 5::s .itlsnt Dillard Breeding Attorney Brown Di.rc.ctor William Wilkes Past Director Frank Rutherford Executive Esc retard Ellwoo: Jones
iia will personally invite these men;
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F C S IO X N T DILLARD BREEDING
V |C C -P IIC I C M T J . KENNETH DIXON A. MARVIN GIBBONS
CCRCTANT T:*T CONRAD L. WlCGEftS
TftCAtUIICft E. RAYMOND ASHMORE. JR .
Ews.-.utive Secretary' Jack Barnhart of President 2 . D, Kalsy cf N*HA Mr. MasCurdy of NII'A and the NIKA attorneys Another .`idvan.ta Registration Form in-.losed. Mail yours today if you have not already dona so. Only one t:?ak laf: to pre -register!
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DIRECTORS
C. RAYMOND ASHMORE. JR . DILLARD BREEDING
THEODORE H. BRODlE BCNJ. M. BULLOUGH
ROY C. COFFER J . KENNETH OIXON
JAMES F. ENNIB A. MARVIN GIBBONS
A ERTBEfLf. KEABBEY. JR .
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CONRAD U WIEUCRB L... WILLIAM > . WILKES
R. P. YOUNT .-V
M irm n ie c ifT i WALTER C. CAMPBELL
19IS-IM 4 LEON E. BUTLER
FRANKI03RY. -IHMICXKO RY
WILLIAM J . DONAHOE
C. E. S(AOf'ClsRdHaAGEN
CHARLES T. VAUGHN