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" \. Experience Tomorrow Today at the 1984 AWWA Annual Conference and Exposition 4 ' Exhibitor Prospectus CAPCO JEN 0021227 REGISTRATION LISTS Exhibitors at the 1981 Annual Conference and Exposition in Dallas will receive a complimentary set of labels according to the following schedule: ITEM 1. WHO Registrants processed Friday, May 18. 1984. WHEN Mailed on May 21, 1984 to individual designated helow. TYPE OF LIST One set of Cheshire or adhesive mailing labels. 2. Advance registrants. Available on site--Saturdays Printed hooks. June 9, 1984. 3. Combined list of all Mailed as soon as possible One printed copy. registrants. after Conference to- individual designated below. Special selections of mailing labels may be purchased after Ipv Conference. Your request can be in any order from the total list. Fur example, by zip code, occupation codcyrfty. stale, etc. More information can be obtained by calling the Eegjs'tralinn Manager (302) 794-7711. RETURN THIS FORM TO: 1984 AWWA Conference 6666 West Quincy Avenue Denver, CO 80235 Please mail me on May 2 i One set of Cheshire labels or One set of mailing lahels to /O/0 Name Company Addiess City Phone / Stale / Exhibitor not returning this form will not be sent a printout or labels. Title Zip CAPCO JEN 0021228 1 EXPERIENCE TOMORROW TODAY The American Water Works Association Annual Conference and Exposition Dallas, Texas June 10-14, 1984 CAPCO JEN 0021229 2 On June 10, 1984, the world's largest and most comprehensive water supply industry conference begins. And on that day, thousands of the nation's most prominent water industry managers, engineers, consultants--but most importantly, decision-makers--will "Experience Tomorrow Today." How can you be assured a place in that tomorrow? By reserving exhibit space for your products and services today. AYVWA expositions are a unique opportunity to target information about your company directly to the people who use and buy your products. Last year more than 7,200 people saw and were genuinely interested in water supply industry products. An exhibitor's dream, the exposition hall was always filled with prospective leads. 1984 promises to be even better. The location is superb. Dallas' professional business climate is second to none. And its central location minimizes travel time from anywhere in the United States. The conference program is unequaled. Industry experts conduct provocative seminars and stimulating technical sessions that highlight the future of the water supply industry. The exposition environment could not be better for generating the type of leads that count. The exposition is actively promoted during the conference. During the first day of the conference, AWWA has a "Meet and Greet" social function in the exposition area... for exhibitors and attendees to get together on an informal basis. During breaks in the technical sessions, refreshments are served in the exhibit area. The result is that your exhibit gets increased exposure. And AWWA provides one other effective vehicle for far-reaching exhibitor visibility--the popular manufacturers' forum. This forum gives you the unique opportunity to present a 45-minute information session directly to attendees. These non-selling, educational sessions are promoted regularly during the conference so attendees are aware of your presentation. And because the manufacturers' forum is becoming more popular every year, we encourage you to schedule your presentation now. The 1984 AWWA Annual Conference and Exposition--your best opportunity in 1984 to ensure a successful tomorrow. Register now and inuest in tomorrow today. CAPCO JEN 0021230 4 Assignment of Space Complete and return the "Application for Exhibit Space" contract. No application will be processed nor space assigned without a deposit in U.S. funds of 25 percent of the total space rental cost. Space must be fully paid for by May 10, 1984. If assigned space is not paid for by May 10, 1984, it may be reassigned or sold by AWWA. All contracts will be date stamped upon receipt at AWWA Headquarters. This contract is the only means by which space may be reserved. Space assignment will be made on April 10, 1984. Assignments will be based on booth size requirements, longevity and proximity of competitive firms. Only those applications for exhibit space received on or before April 10, 1984 will be considered for any space choice listed on the application. After April 10, 1984, requests for exhibit space will be assigned by AWWA by date of receipt of application on a space available basis. Where date of receipt is duplicated, assignment will be made in accordance with applicant's record of participation in previous AWWA shows. AWWA reserves the right to assign or reassign booth space so that the arrangement of the Exposition is in the best interest of the attendees and the exhibitors. ' Booth Rates 1. $1,000.00 per 10-foot by 10-foot booth for AWWA Organization Members 2. $1,475.00 per 10-foot by 10-foot booth for nonmembers Note: AWWA individual membership does not qualify for the exhibit's member rate. Your . company must be an Organization or Associate Member of AWWA to exhibit at the member rate. Hours Sunday, June 10 Noon to 5:00 p.m.-- Meet and Greet Monday, June 11 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Tuesday, June 12 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Wednesday, June 13 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. iusln'lstion end Dismantling Installation of displays may begin at 1:00 p.m. Thursday, June 7, 1984 and must be completed by 10:00 a.m., Sunday, June 10, 1984. Dismantling of displays may begin ONLY AFTER the closing of the exhibit area at 5:00 p.m. Wednesday, June 13, 1984. All exhibits and displays must be removed from the exposition area by 10:00 p.m. Thursday, June 14, 1984. Standard booth dimensions are 10 feet by 10 feet with 8-foot-high draped back wall and 3-foot-high draped side rails. No peninsula booth arrangements will be permitted. PLEASE NOTE: booths on the wall on aisles 100 and 1100 are located under a 10-foot-high overhang. CAPCO JEN 0021232 Security Entertainment and Meeting Space Arrangements have been made for security service in the exposition area on a 24-hour basis. Official Service Contractor Freeman Decorating Co., 1300 VVycliff Avenue, Dallas, TX 75207 (214) 741-1463. Housing The AWWA conference housing bureau is operated by the Dallas Convention and Visitors Bureau under the direction of AWWA. Both AWWA and the housing bureau reserve the right to limit the number of rooms in each hotel that may be assigned to any company or group and to split such groups among two or more hotels. Use the registration form enclosed to request rooms. Service Information 1. Exhibitor Service Kits will be mailed with booth assignment notice. 2. Thirty-day free storage prior to the annual conference is included as a standard item in the dravage charges. 3. Each exhibitor will be furnished with one 7inch by 44-inch two-line identification sign, showing company name, city, state and booth number. 4. Freeman Decorating Company will have a service desk in the exposition hall and will be staffed during move-in, installation, show hours and dismantling. 5. The exposition hall floor is concrete with a practically unlimited floor load capacity (350 lbs. per sq. foot). Hotels in the official conference housing system have agreed that all public space and hospitality suites will be assigned by AWWA until released by the Association. Use the Request for Entertainment and Meeting Space form to apply, for function rooms (public space) in which to hold entertainment functions and meetings. Hospitality suites are a separate request (see below). When the Association's needs for official function space and suites have been met, space will be assigned to requestors, with preference given to those who have purchased space in the exposition, on a first-come, first-served basis. Considerations will include the amount of space requested, length of time used, preferences indicated, space granted at prior conferences, type of function, expected attendance and other factors deemed necessary to ensure equitable treatment of' all requests. Notification will be made as soon as possible after assignment. 6. Gas, water, drains and electrical utilities are available in the exposition hall. 7. Labor rates and other rate schedules are included in the Exhibitor Service Kits. 8. Booths will be draped in blue and white and the aisle carpet will be in a contrasting orange. #r \vnk \r*. .ktn*-* uLttiwllL Tr~r'~e-r.r American Water Works Association 6666 W. Quincy Avenue Denver, CO 80235 (303) 794-7711 Ext. 51 Attn: Gary E. Arnold CAPCO JEN 0021233 6 Hospitality Suites Hospitality suites will be assigned on a firstcome, first-served basis. Exhibiting firms will be given preference over non-exhibiting firms. Use the Request for Hospitality Suite form to reserve suites for this purpose. Manufacturers' Forum In an effort to expand and improve its service to the water supply industry, AWWA again provides an opportunity for manufacturers to give non selling technical presentations concerning their new technologies. These presentations will be an adjunct to the technical program. A room near the exposition hall has been reserved for these presentations. This opportunity will be available only to those manufacturers exhibiting at the AWWA exposition. The presentation schedule will be publicized in advance. Complete detailed instructions, including a presenter's application, will be mailed on receipt of the application for exhibit space. Vi/ster Industry Luncheon The Water Industry Luncheon will be sponsored by the exhibitors on Tuesday, June 12, 1984, in the Dallas Convention Center Arena. A committee of Associate members has been charged by AWWA President William 0. Lynch to plan the event which will include a featured speaker. In early 1984 exhibitors will have the opportunity to obtain tickets for this event. On the Saturday prior to the conference, exhibitors may exchange their tickets for seat assignments. Should the luncheon be over-booked, AWWA reserves the right to re-allocate the number of tickets per exhibitor. This promises to be an exciting event. Committee members planning the event are Jack Moran, Kennedy Valve--division of ITT Grinnell, Gerald Connell, Capital Controls Co., Joseph Donahue, U.S. Pipe and Foundry Co., John Ford, Ford Meter Box Co., Kenneth Hodgson, Natgun Corp., John Harriger, Rockwell International, and Thomas Kelly, United Concrete Pipe Co. Complimentary Registrations AWWA continues a generous complimentary registration program based on the number of exhibit booths purchased. AWWA provides five complimentary registrations with the purchase of the first 10-foot by 10-foot booth; two additional complimentary registrations are provided with the purchase of each additional 10-foot by 10-foot booth. All booth personnel must be registered and must complete a regular registration form. Complimentary exhibitor registrations allow access only to the exposition hall during the entire conference, are not transferable and do not permit access to technical sessions. Additional registrations for exhibit personnel or for technical registrations may be purchased. CAPCO JEN 002123d APPLICATION FOR EXHIBIT SPACE 1984 AWWA Annual Conference and Exposition June 10-14, 1984 Dallas Convention Center, Dallas, Texas INSTRUCTIONS 1. Please READ this form carefully and print or type all information. 2. This application will not be processed unless it is signed and dated by your company's representative. 3. Space assignment date: April 10, 1984. At that time this form will be signed by AWWA and returned to you, confirming your booth assignment(s). 4. PLEASE SIGN AND RETURN THIS FORM TO: Gary E. Arnold Meetings Manager American Water Works Assn. 6666 W. Quincv Avenue Denver, CO 80235 (Make copy for your records) EXHIBITOR FIRM NAME ___ ________ _______ ADDRESS __------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ CITY STATEZIPPHONE NO (A/C) (No.) AWWA MEMBER: DYES (Membership#----------------------- ) NO Name of person to be in charge of exhibit, and to whom instructions should be sent (include address if different from above): BOOTH LOCATION Nuinber of Booth(s) ___ Preferred Booth Locations 1st CHOICE 2nd CHOICE 3rd CHOICE Companies from whom we desire booth separation (Specify company names rather than product). Booth separation is not guaranteed. Should booth separation supersede location requested? Yes No BOOTH DISPLAY We will display the following items in our booth: Special requirements (i.e., gas. electric, etc.)/List any dangerous iterns (i.e., chemicals, gases, motor vehicles, etc.) that will be a part of your display. Our company name should appear in both the program and booth sign exactly as follows: AGREEMENT We hereby agree to: 1. Attach hereto our check payable to American Water Works Assn, for 25"ii of the hooth(s) fee as a down payment, which will be applied to our total space rental cost. Applications received on or after May 10, 1984 must he accompanied with full payment. NAME TITLE DATE FOR EXHIBITOR: ____ 2. Ahide by all the Rules and Regulations as stipulated on the back of this contract. 3. Pay the balance of the space cost prior to the pavmenl date, Mav 10. 1984. 'AWWA ORGANIZATION MEMBER-SI,000. per 10' X 10' space N O N M E M B E R - S1.4 7 5. per 1 O' x 1 ()' space 'Individual AWWA membership does not qualify for the member rate. Your organization must be the member. FOR AWWA: Boolh(s) Assigned NAME _________________________ TITLE_________________________ ____________________________ DATE _________________________ CAPCO JEN 0021235 EXPOSITION RULES AND REGULATIONS (Read carefully and relain for reference) This exposition is managed by (he American Water Works Association (AWWA). (1) ELIGIBILITY--Any company manufacturing products for or providing services to the water supply industry. (2) COMPLIMENTARY REGISTRATION FOR EXHIBITOR PERSONNEL--Five passes will be provided with the purchase of the first 10* x 10' booth and (wo passes with the purchase of each additional booth. Additional registrations for exhibit personnel may be purchased at a nominal fee. (3) ASSIGNMENT OF SPACE--Complete and return the "Application for Exhibit Space" contract. No application will be proposed nor space assigned without a deposit in U.S. funds of 25 percent of the total space rental cost. Space must he fully paid for by May 10. 1984. If aligned space is not paid for by May 10. 1984. it may be reassigned or sold by AWWA. AH contracts will be date stamped upon receipt at AWWA Headquarters. This contract is the only means by which space may be reserved. Space assignment will be made on April 10. 1984. Assignments will he based on booth size requirements, longevity and proximity of competitive firms. Only those applications for exhibit space received on or before April 10. 1984 will he considered for any space choice listed on the application. After April 10. 1984, request? for exhibit space will he aligned hv AWWA hv date of receipt of application on a space available hash*. Where dale of receipt is duplicated, alignment will he made in accordance with applicant's record of participation in previous* AWWA shows. AWWA reserves the right to assign or reassign booth space So that the arrangement of the Exposition is in the best interest of the attendees and the exhibitors. (4) EXHIBIT SPACE--Space is guaranteed on all contracts received by the assignment date hut AWWA reserves* the right to limit the amount of space assigned, if necessary, to take care of all contracts on hand. Contracts received after assignment dale will he eligible only for assigned space, if available. (5) PAYMENT FOR EXHIBIT SPACE-A check representing 25% of the total cost of the space(s) selected must accompany this application. The remaining 75% must he paid in full by the payment date. If not so paid, this application will he considered cancelled and space may he reassigned. (fit CANCELLATION & WITHDRAWAL-Cancellation hy exhibitor of space application or contract will result in the following if the cancellation notice is rcceixcd hy AWWA: A. Prior to the assignment dote: Pull refund of monies paid. B. After the assignment date, hut ptior to the payment date: 25% deposit will he foifcitcd to the Association. C. After the payment date. hut pilot to the opening of the exhibition: 25% of (he total contract amount will he refunded to the exhibitor. 0. Affet the opening of the exposition: So refund will be made. Unoccupied space may he reassigned hy AWWA. (71 LIABILITY--Neither AWWA nor the convention hall assumes any responsibility for the protection and safety of exhibitors, their representatives, agents, or employees for the protection of exhibits or other property of exhibitors or their representatives. Small and poitahlo articles should he properly secured or removed after exhibition hours and placed in safe keeping. Any guard service. Security room, or other pmlcctive measures that AWWA may take shall he deemed to he purelv gratuitous on its part, and AWWA shall haw no responsibility for the effectiveness or failure of such measuics or for the conduct of personnel involved therewith. Each exhibitor agrees to indemnify AWWA and hold it harmless from all claims that such exhibitor or its representatives, agents, emplovces. contractors, or insurors max assert again-*! AWWA in connection with any injury to person or properly eau-*cd b\ the actions or negligence of such exhibitor or its representatives, agents, employees, or contractors, including paying all court costs, attorneys' fees, and other expenses incurred hy AWWA in defending against, satisfving. or compromising any such claim. (Si USE OF EXHIBIT SPACE A. Exhibits are confined to products manufactured by or services rendered hy, the exhibitor. Exhibitors may not display or otherwise feature names, products, or advertisements of distributors or agents, hut may display names and exhibitor's parent and subsidiary corporations. No exhibitor shall assign, sublet, or share the space allocated and shall be required to have the assigned exhibit space neat and clean at all times. B. During show- hours, each exhibit must he manned hy a company representative substantially all of the time. Booth attendants shall he dressed modestly and in gooJ business taste. C. All material used in the exhibit hall and/or exhibitor's booth(s) must be fireproofed and conform to all fire department regulations. All exhibitors planning demonstrations requiring open flames, any kind of compressed gas or explosive fuels, heat, etc., are urged to contact the city fire marshall, giving all information so they can obtain approval in advance. Copies of all correspondence should he sent to the AWWA Exhibits Manager. Exhibitors must accept full responsibility for compliance with national, stale, and city fire safety regulations. D. Any found tracks or spiels must he at a low volume in order that nearby exhibitor^ will not be bothered, and any form of attention-getting device or presentation must be terminated when crowds jam aisles or infringe upon another exhibitor's display. E. No cementing, nailing, 'acking. %ping. or attaching of any material to any floor, walls, or columns will be permitted unless approved by the Exhibits Manager, F. Exhibitor shall he allowed to distribute prizes, favors, buttons, etc. from their booth. G. The use of exhibit space or any area in the exhibit hall for recruiting of personnel in any manner is prohibited. H. The sale of goods and services hy exhibitors will not be permitted in the exhibit hall during show hours. (9) ARRANGEMENT OK EXHIBITS A. The hooth size and height of back wall and side rails are shown on the floor plan. A two-tine sign will he provided and it may not extend above the back wall. BUILT-UP EXHIBITS: No part of any display (except free-standing equipment) may he in excess of 8 ft in height and shall not extend from the hack wall more than 1/3 the depth of the hooth or 40 in., whichever is greater. The balance of the side walls shall not exceed 40 in. in height. Displays should he located so as not to obstruct other exhibitors. All exposed parts of displays and/or equipment must be finished or covered in a workman-Iikc and neat manner so that they will not present an unsightly appearance when viewed from adjoining booths or aisles. B. No carpeting, overhead roof?, or bridge-type structures, etc., will be permitted across aisles. C. Mobile or trailer displays are permitted only in certain areas along the outside walls where height permits. AWWA permission must he obtained prior to employing this type of exhibit. I). Island and peninsula displays require a minimum of 4 booths and prior approval of exhibit hy AWWA. Island exhibits must remain accessible from aU aisles. No solid wall cube construction is permitted: open construction is suggested. K. Specifications for island, peninsula, or non-standard type exhibits mast be approved hy the AWWA Exposition Committee. A copy of such specifications must be furnished to and approved hy AWWA prior to the space assignment date. After this dale, requests for this type of exhibit space will he handled on a space-available basis. F. Exhibitors Shalt limit raised floors or platforms for addressing visitors and/or demonstrating exhibits to 12 in. above the floor. No flashing lights or other distractions are permitted. 0. All exhibits must remain intact until Wednesday. June 13. 1984 at 5:00 p.m.. and may not he dismantled or removed before that hour. (10) CONTRACTOR SERVICES--Complete information, instructions and schedules or prices regarding shipping, draxage. labor for erection and dismantling, electrical, furniture, carpets, etc. will he included in the Exhibitors Service Kit to be forwarded from the official decorator after space has been confirmed. An exhibitors* service center will be maintained at alt times to facilitate service requests for additional needs of exhibitors. Outside service contractors, display houses, etc. shall notify the AWWA Meetings Manager thirty (30) days prior to the first move-in day of the exposition the approximate number of regular and/or supervisory employees that will he working in the exhibit area during the move-in and nmve-out periods and provide certificates of insurance for liability and workmen's compensation. All outside contractors will he asked to sign and agree to comply with the Exposition Rules and Regulations. (ID UNION LABOR--Exhibitors are required to observe all union contracts in effect between the Show Management. Official Contractors, and various labor organizations repicsented. (12) INTERPRETATION AND ENFORCEMENT--These regulations become part of (he contract between the exhibitor and AWWA which has full power of interpretation and enforcement of these rules and may amend them at any time. AH matters in question not covered by these regulations are subject to the decision of AWWA and all decisions so made shall he binding on all parlies affeeled hy them as hy the original regulations. Exhibitors or their representatives who fail to observe these conditions of contract or who. in the opinion of AWWA. conduct themselves unethically, may he immediately dismissed from (he exhibit without refund or other appeal. (13) CHANCE OF LOCATION OR CANCELLATION OF EXHIBITION--Should for any reason the selected meeting place not he available for exhibiting or should ulhcr contingencies prevail which, in the opinion of AWWA. would prohibit or greatly limit attendance at the Conference, then AWWA has the rigid to cancel the exposition or move the exhibit locations to another facility or city at the discretion of the Board of Directors and shall not he liable for any expense incurred hy reason thereof. In the event of cancellation of the exhibition, AWWA will refund to exhihiturs all space charge paid hy them. FUNCTION PLANNING Participants in the AWWA Exhibits program are reminded that all private functionsViifcluding hospitality suite functions, should not he scheduled in competition with the AWWA program or AWWA social and special events. x CAPCO JEN 0021236 REQUEST FOR ENTERTAINMENT AND MEETING SPACE 1984 Annual Conference and Exposition June 10-14, 1984 Dallas, Texas TIME START STOP TYPE OF FUNCTION ESTIMATED ATTENDANCE SATURDAY 6/9 SUNDAY 6/10 MONDAY 6/11 TUESDAY 6/12 WEDNESDAY 6/13 THURSDAY 6/14 1st Choice PREFERRED HOTEL 2nd Choice 3rd Choice CONFIRM TO: NAME _________________________________________________ TITLE_________________________________________________ COMPANY _____________________________________________ ADDRESS _____________________________________________ CITY/STATE ZIP ____________________________________ TELEPHONE AREA CODE ---------------------------------------------------------------- FOR AWWA USE-------------- EXHIBITORYESNO POSTMARK DATE_____________________ DATE RECEIVED______________________ DATE PROCESSED HOTEL ASSIGNED ROOM ASSICNEI) _ DATE CONFIRMED PREFERRED ROOM (If Known) CAPCO JEN 0021237 Requested By Company __ Address ____ City _______ Phone ( ) REQUEST FOR HOSPITALITY SUITE 1984 Annual Conference and Exposition June 10-14, 1984 Dallas, Texas (Confirmation will be sent to requestor) State Zip Hotel Preferred o First Choice: ___________________________ Second Choice: --------------------------------------- Third Choice: ------------------------------------------ Suite Name, Type or Price, if Known ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Arrival Date: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Time:--------------- AM---------------- PM Departure Date: -- ___ ---- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Person in Charge of Suite: .__ _____ if suite bedrooms will be occupied, list names of occupants. 1. 3. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2. A. CAPCO JEN 0021238 / 11 Meeting Saver Fares Available When You Fly American to Dallas Call 800-433-1790 (Texas residents call 800-792-1160) Save money on airline travel to this year's conference by booking your flight with American Airlines, the official carrier for the 1984 Conference. You may also want to take advantage of AWWA's post conference trip to the World's Fair in New Orleans. As the official car rental agency, HERTZ RentA-Car is also offering special discounts to AWWA attendees. Call American Airlines's Meeting Services Desk Monday through Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (Dallas time) direct at 800-433-1790* and identify yourself with the code "STAR No. S6837" to purchase airline tickets, reserve a rental car or arrange for the post conference trip to New Orleans. AWWA Stcr File IVo. SS837 Special arrangements have been made with American Airlines to make available special conference fares equal to 1) any American special promotional fare for which passengers qualify, or 2) the BE70 Super Saver fare with the minimum stay waived, whichever is lower, in effect the date the tickets are purchased. Special fare tickets are available only when you call the unlisted toll-free number and give AWWA's star file number S6837. You will then qualify for a drawing at a special exhibitor-sponsored luncheon, Tues., June 12. Prizes are two free round trip tickets on American Airlines. Further Information: Travel may commence no earlier than June 8, 1984 and must be completed on or before June 16, 1984. No minimum stay or specific travel days are required. If you do not live in a city serviced by American; call the special toll-free number to see what connections are available to an American route, or take advantage of any special airfares which become available in your area. The table below shows sample fares from selecteddeparture cities, compared to the regular fare. THESE ARE SAMPLE FARES ONLY and further savings may be available when you are actually ticketed. EARLY purchase of tickets is suggested to avoid future increases. Departure City Semp.'c Fares Reg. Coach Fare* Discount Fare* New York Detroit Boston San Francisco Los Angeles Chicago Denver 5648 572 700 680 626 496 444 5370 329 469 399 399 328 329 *Xr)tc: Sample fares shown are current as of Novemher 1. 1983 and are subject to change. CAPCO JEN 0021239 12 EAST HALL i ! nr TMn i 0 |nooJno2 |j ioeJi ioaj FHC jmTJTuTJ f|ree*,t 11 nr FREIGHT DOOR ll t32Jj i j_Li I FREIGHT DOOR FIRE * EXIT not 1103 >105 1109 1111 1100 AISLE 1115 1117 1119 1121 1123 1127 1129 1133 1135 1139 1141 1143 1147 1149 >002 1004 1006 1010 1012 1016 1018 1020 1022 1024 1028 1030 1034 1036 1040 1042 t044 1048 1050 toot 1003 902 904 COFFEE BREAK AREA 1000 AISLE 900 AISLE ri I L, 940 - 1 J r" " COFFEE | BREAK AREA L_ _ 1 I J MAIN entrance 700 AISLE INFORMATION BOOTH 501 503 505 402 404 406 509 511 410 412 401 403 407 409 411 Sis 517 416 418 500 AISLE 1 527 l 529 428 430 J 400 AISLE 415 417 419 421 423 427 429 431 433 539 541 440 442 437 439 441 443 302 304 308 310 312 316 318 320 322 324 328 330 332 334 338 340 342 344 301 303 202 204 r - -t COFFEE I BREAK | AREA L_ _J 315 317 216 218 300 AISLE 321 323 327 329 331 333 335 222 224 228 230 232 234 236 200 AISLE RESTAURANT AREA 209 211 21S 217 * FIRE EXIT iffJi Nil 110 112 116 118 F,0,T,031 M-l FHC '"T"3! ni 1 T________ _______________ || 221 223 227 229 23> 233 235 122 124 128 130 132 134 136 100 AISLE FIRE EXIT |*I3I Jl3J Tj 1 lFHC--EIRE HOSE CABINET FHC CAPCO JEN 0021240 DALLAS COKVEKl.^K CENTER AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION JUNE 10-14, 1984 13 T echnical S ession Room s CAPCO JEN 0021241 I 14 REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS [For registration form! The form may be copied to register people from Hotel Rates your organization. 1984 AWWA Annual Conference and Exposition 1-Registrant and spouse should register on the same form. 2- Both the registration and hotel portions must be completed. 3- Registrations and payment MUST be received before May 25 to qualify for the lower advance registration rates. Requests for hotel rooms received after May 18 are conditional on space availability. Requests for hotel rooms received after May 25 will not be processed. 4- Requests for registration refunds must be received no later than June 1, 1984. 5-Balances outstanding at the close of the conference will incur a charge of 1 1/2 percent per month. 6- AWWA will acknowledge your registration; the housing bureau will acknowledge your hotel assignment. 7- Hotels and rooms are assigned on a first-come, first-serve basis. 8- Hotels will require a deposit 15 days after you receive the Housing Bureau acknowledgement. If the deposit is not submitted, the hotel has the right to cancel your reservation. All changes and/or cancellations must be made in writing to the Dallas Housing Bureau up to May 25, 1984 at Dallas, Texas June 10-14, 1984 Number of Rooms Hotel Single Double Suite 250 Adolphus S 85 S 95 S 75 Bradford 65-85 75-95 95-105 650 Dallas Hilton 62-73-78 78-89-96 195-285 (1 br)- 450 Fairmont 80-90 90-100 225-325 (2 hr) 175 Crenelefe 63 73 150 Holiday Inn 57 67 800 Hyatt Regency 83 93 250 (1 br) 400 (2 br) 700 l.oews Anatole 83 89 150 MarriottMarket Center 60 70 150 Plaza of the Americas 75 85 350 Sheraton Dallas 76. 86 86. 96 175, 225 50 The Plaza Hotel 55 65 Room rates quoted above include a $3 per night shuttle bus subsidy. See back of registration form for map of convention hotels. the following address: AWWA Housing Bureau 1507 Pacific Ave. Dallas, TX 75201 Do not send the deposit to the Housing Bureau. 9- Mail your completed registration form with full payment or credit card information to: AWWA Conference 1 6666 West Quincy Avenue Denver, Colorado 80235 \ CAPCO JEN 0021242 AWWA 1984 TITI.K i''' i i i i i iIi1t i iII------------ 1----- 1-------I-------1------1-----1------ 1------1------ 1------L COMPANY i i i IIIi ADDKKSS i i I l CITY I___ i____ I___ t. 'II1IIiII1----------------------------------- 1------ 1------ 1------- 1------- 1------ 1----- 1------- 1------ 1------- 1------ L i i ' i i ' IIIII----1---- 1 STATIC OH i iiiiII PKOYINCK I----- 1--------1 ZIP L J COl'NTKY i SPOl'SK OK oi'PSTi . i i I____ I____ I------ 1-------1------ 1------ L PHONIC i i iI - IIII -- I--------------1------ 1-------1--------1 ii1I--------------------------- 1-------1------ 1------ 1-------1-------1-------1------ 1------ 1------- 1------ 1------ 1------ 1------ 1--------1 CONFERENCE REGISTRATION REGISTRATION FEES-(cirde choices) Before After May 25 May 25 Technical--Sessions & Exhibits With Banquet (inch Fun Night)........... Without Banquet (inch Fun Night).... 11 Monday Onlv.......................................... c Tuesday Onlv.......................................... n Wednesday Onlv.................................... K Thursdav Onlv ...................................... K Student-fcollcgc or university)............. l. Exhibits Only Sun.-Wed................................................ H Exhibitor complimentary ..................... ) $245 210 75 75 75 75 10 10 $295 260 95 95 95 95 15 15 EXTRA COST Fun Night ........................... @ $20 T Fun Night-Child (under 12)____@ $12 R Extra Banquets................... .........@$35 k Facility Toursi East Side Purification Plant-Mon........ . 1* White Rock N. Wtr. Transmission- Tue....................................................... . s Central Control S: Meter Repair-Tue. 0 Wastewater Trtmt. PI. Research Lab-Wed.............................................. Ultra Pure Water Plant at Tl-Wed. ... . M 15 15 15 15 15 20 20 20 20 20 Somlnars-Sunday: Hvdraulics............................................ . V 75 100 Chloramination.................................... 75 100 Groundwater Contamination............... 75 100 Financial Programs (1/2 Dav)............. 40 55 Non-specific Organic Analyses........... . \ 75 100 Conference Proceedings......................... . 7. 45 45 Spouse-Hospitality Exhibits & Favor With Banquet (inch Eun Night)___ Without Banquet (inch Fun Night) - EXTRA COST Spouse Tours; Even J.R. Loves Dallas..................... Discover Dallas................................ Dallas Homes-Tue............................ Fashionably Dallas.......................... Where The West Begins ................. Antique And Unique....................... Dallas Heritage Tour....................... Shopping Dallas Style..................... Art About Town.............................. Dallas Homes-Wed............................ Seminars-Wodnesdav Living Better-Feeling Worse............. New Insights-Meaningful Living .... Before May 25 . S.\ . SR $70 35 14 . si* 13 18 . ss 30 15 . so 12 . si* 16 12 28 18 5 After May 25 $90 55 14 13 18 30 15 12 16 12 28 18 5 TOTAL COST-ALL REGISTRATIONS S Personal Check ___________Company CheckMake check payable to AWWA in US funds. Credit Card No. -----------------------------------------------------------_____American Express _____ Visa -------- Mastercard Expiration Date---------------------------- Occupation (Circle One) WTR Water Utility CTR Contractor CON Consultant EX 11 Exhibitor M FG Mfg-Not Exhibiting REP Mfgrs Representative DIS Distributor EDU RES FED STA LOC STU OTH Educator Research Lab Govt.-Federal Govt.-State Covh-Local Student Other Choice 1 2 3 Hotel _____________ _____________ ________________ Rale ______ ______ ______ Type (Circle One) Single Double Twin Name(s) of all Occupant(s) I _________________________________ 2 _________________________________ 3 _________________________________ Send Confirmation to: Name ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Company -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Address City Stale----------------------------------------------------------Zip Telephone No. DO NOT SEND DEPOSIT TO HOUSING BUREAU Arrival DaleTime -----Departure Date _________________ Requests received after May 18 are conditional on space availability. V` AWWA 1984 CAPCO JEN 0021243 16 MAP OF CONVENTION HOTELS Key: 1. Adolphus Hotel 2. The Bradford Hotel 3. Dallas Hilton 4. The Fairmont Hotel 5. The Grenelefe 6. Holiday Inn Downtown 7. Hyatt Regency 8. Loews Anatole 9. Marriott Market Center 10. The Plaza Hotel 11. Plaza of the Americas 12. Sheraton Dallas CAPCO JEN 0021244 REGISTRATION LISTS Exhibitors at the 1984 Annual Conference and Exposition in Dallas will receive a complimentary set of labels according to the following schedule: ITEM 1. WHO Registrants processed Friday, May 18, 1984. WHEN Mailed on May 21, 1984 to individual designated below. TYPE OF LIST One set of Cheshire or adhesive mailing labels. 2. Advance registrants. Available on site--Saturday, Printed books. June 9, 1984. 3. Combined list of all Mailed as soon as possible One printed copy. registrants. after Conference to individual designated below. Special selections of mailing labels may be purchased after the Conference. Your request can be in any order from the total list. For example, by zip code, occupation code, city, state, etc. More information can he obtained by calling the Registration Manager (303) 794-7711. Cut here. RETURN'THIS FORM TO: 1984 AWWA Conference 6666 West Quincy Avenue Denver, CO 80235 Please mail me on May 21 One set of Cheshire labels or One set of mailing labels Name Company Address City 1'hone / State / Exhibitor not returning this form will not be sent a printout or labels. Title Zip CAPCO JEN 0021245 18 CONFERENCE SEMINARS SUNDAY, JUNE 10, 1984 HYDRAULICS AND WATER LOSS CONTROL Distribution Division Co-Chairmen: John E. Pilzer, Gene Seibel Moderator: G. Brewster Cole PRELIMINARY TECHNICAL PROGRAM MONDAY, JUNE 11, 1984 Session 1 EXPEHiEKCE TGSVmF.EG^ TODAY Opening General Session CKLQRAttfEEATCORS FOR TKFfi GOETRQL: PKIKCSI'LES f,KD PKfiGTICES Water Quality Division Coordinator: Robert G. McCall Moderator: Robert C. Hoehn CKFERIEKCES WITH GRCUKSKcATOR C0NTAK1EKATI0N Water Quality Division Coordinators: John L. Cleasby, Alan A. Stevens Co-Moderators: Alan F. Hess, Thomas J. Sorg jps*.r7 7.*rfcJ' fe.. U C<i THE '80s Management Division Moderator: Carl Goebel f :.v-f :f:;c r.r.Y.i vyl cge: t-ATEfi V PKCJ V CGL'VLGL AKC A'kGriSTORIPiG Research Division Co-Chairmen: Kenneth E. Shull, Irwin H. Suffet Session 2 I'JCRiCftl'S: VP.70T:[-ir;sru Distribution Division Co-Chairmen: Donald E. Jackson, Gene A. Seibel 1. Repainting Steel Elevated Tanks: How to Eliminate Problems--Joseph S. Barry 2. Assessment of Remote Register Meters: An Industry Survey--Frank Gradilone, III, Donald L. Schlenger 3. Economics of Remote Meter Reading-- Robert S. Shierry 4. Water Audit: Positive Effect on Utility Operations--Claus Dunkleberg 5. An Examination of the Benefits of Leak Detection--Christopher L. Carr <7 f t /i r*' v '* > ..-.t-u. u ; i ' v. Management Division J . v % ......... ... . i. t.;. i ... C V_ ; L 1 Co-Chairmen: Edward W. Limbach, Karl IV. Peltz 1. A Water Utility Executive's Look Into the Future--William H. Miller 2. Overview of the Economy: Prosperity or Depression--James O. Fogleman 3. Technological Forecast for the Information Age.--Bernard C. DeLoach 4. The Impact of Space Technology on Our Quality of Life--Jon A. McBride CAPCO JEN 0021246 o Session 4 WATER SUPPLY DRYING UP? TRY WATER REUSE Resources Division 1. Direct Potable Water Reuse Demonstration Plant--Denver--Stephen W. Work 2. Reverse Injection Keeps El Paso Wet-- Daniel Knorr 3. The Energy Saver: Low Pressure Reverse Osmosis--David H. Furakawa 4. Assessment of the Potential for Water Reuse in the Pulp and Paper Industry-- Craig Wybil Session 5 INNOVATIVE SURFACE WATER TREATMENT TECHNIQUES Water Quality Division Co-Chairmen: Edward W. Bailey, Jr., John E. Courchene Session G r.-Kcrrf'Frr?rr rsFVESffmt TUESDAY, JUNE 12, 1984 Session 7 PL/ltaKIKG FOR TCATGRRSW Distribution Division Co-Chairmen: Thomas D. Mogren, P.E. Pilgreen 1. Our Water System Infrastructure: Planning Now for the 21st Century-- Richard J. Metzger 2. Project Apricot: Planned Dual System Water Reuse--Donald F. Newnham 3. Impact of Transition from Ground Supply to Surface Supply on the Distribution System-- T. Anthony Reed 4. Computer-Aided Water Quality Management in Distribution Systems--Ivan Metzger 5. Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition Systems: Selection and Installation of a Complete Replacement System--Robert Mortenson Session 8 UNIVERSITIES FORUM I Session 9 MANAGEMENT POLICY CONSIDERATIONS IN RESOURCE CONFLICTS Management Division Co-Chairmen: Kenneth M. Lowthian, Robert L. Wubbena 1. Reservation of Water Supply for Future Public Use--Glen H. Fiedler, Eugene F. Wallace 2. Competing Use for Limited Water--Gregg A. Campbell 3. Utility Planning and Management Necessary to Compete for Limited Water Resources-- Gene E. Kronk 4. Public Water Supply vs. Instream Resource Management, Litigation or Resource Planning for Maximum Benefit--William H. Miller Session 10 WATER RESOURCES: PROTECT THEM OR LOSE TKEM Resources Division Co-Chairmen: J. Darrell Bakken, Richard P. McHugh 1. Protecting Water Resources through State Water Rights--S. E. Reynolds 2. Impact of the Arizona State Groundwater Act on the Tucson Water Utility--Stephen E. Davis 3. Protection and Management of the SpokaneRathdrum Sole Source Aquifer-- William Dobratz, John Maxwell, Robert Wubbena 4. Protecting Dallas Impounding Reservoirs--R. Frederick Stone CAPCO JEN 0021247 20 Session 11 INNOVATIVE GROUNDWATER TREATMENT TECHNIQUES Water Quality Division Co-Chairmen: John L. Cleasby, Carl L. Hamann, Jr. Session 12 STANDARDS COUNCIL Co-Chairmen: Gordon L. Laverty, Walter K. Neubauer 1. Standards Committee Function and Membership--Gordon L. Laverty 2. D100, Standards for Steel Elevated Tanks, Standpipes and Reservoirs--Robert E. Vansant 3. Construction Techniques for Prestressed Concrete Water Tanks--Fred E. Harem Session 13 UNEirEnsrncs fokuevs n Oc Si-iC'.i S [-na.wTEKrx:cu rsw tm^LtLErfracL' or GROUNDWATER SYSTEMS Education Division Co-Chairmen: Jack It7. Hoffbuhr, Daniel K. Sajider Session 16 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS FORUM I WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1984 El Early Bird (8:00 a.m.-9:00 a.m.) LfFESTYLES AND TKEER EFFECT 0R3 EPJ5PLGYEE HEALTH AND SAFETY Management Division Chairman: William H. Miller Moderator: Mark D. Rothenberg Speaker: Michael P. Ericksen E2 Early Bird (8:00 a.m.-9:00 a.m.) EMERGENCY COFJnp'GEFJCY TLAEKtEG Management Division AED Chairman: Lester J. Hash Moderator: Robert J. Jensen Speakers: Robert J. Jensen, W. Thomas Richards Scc-sion 17 CC-RFIGSEGEi'.: PRPCLr.R'IS. AFJC CURES Operators' Forum Co-Chairmen: Gerald S. Allen, Donald C. Renner Sc-ssioii 15 cor.Tcrcr r s rtsxEB oi:rr Engineering & Construction Division Co-Chairmen: A. Lee Cesario, Robert C. Moehle 1. Computer-assisted Design of Water Systems-- A. Lee Cesario 2. Computer-assisted Design at Falls Church, Va.--Millard P. Robinson, Jr. 3. Case Study: Charleston, South Carolina-- Raymond Topping 4. Microcomputer Programs for Water Supply Design--David Maidment 5. An Engineer's Computer Hardware Primer-- Thomas Coolidge 1. Underground Pipeline Corrosion--Troy F. Stroud 2. Protective Coatings for Water Utility Structures--Noel C. Duvic 3. Corrosion Associated with Service Lines, Plumbing and Electrical Grounding to the Water System--Donald M. Waters 4. The Effect of pH on Corrosion Control, Chemical Treatment Disinfection and THM Formation-- Thomas F. Flynn Session 18 v.:r:ter cr??rrv oourctl CAPCO JEN 0021248 -21 Session 20 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS FORUM II Session 21 PROTECTION FOR TOMORROW Distribution Division Co-Chairmen: George O. Muller, Stanley R. Saylor 1. Pump Station and Distribution System Maintenance Management--Rachel S. Smith 2. Internal Joint Sealing--Joseph L. Gerlt 3. Concrete Lining Operations for Bi-County Tunnel East--Frank Hartz A. Design and Installation of PVC Pressure Pipe (C900)--David L. Eckstein 5. Cement Mortar Linings in Ductile-Iron Pipe--Troy F. Stroud Session 22 ENERGY COST EFFECTIVENESS Management Division Co-Chairmen: Wayne H. Abbott, Jr., William H. Miller 1. Practices for Energy Cost Reduction through Operational Changes--Harold F. Reheis 2. High Efficiency Motors--Jeptha A. Wade, Jr. 3. Energy Cost Savings through Computer Coordination--Roger E. Proza A. Elevated Storage vs. Peak Hour Pumping-- Bruce S. Aptowicz 5. Future Electrical Rate Designs--John O. Sillin Session 23 WATER RIGHTS OR WATER WRONGS Resources Division Co-Chairmen: Charles B. Carroll, Jr., Kenneth R. Wright 1. New Water Rights Initiation in Western States--R.J. Moses 2. Administration of Instream Water Rights--. Frank J. Trelease, III 3. Conflicts: Municipal Water Rights vs. Pollution--RichardN. DeVries A. State and Federal Conflicts--Stanley Barnes, 5. Surface Water/Groundwater Conflicts in Hawaii-- Williamson B. C. Chang CAPCO JEN 0021249 22 Session 24 CONTROL OF SOURCE WATER QUALITY Water Quality Division Co-Chairmen: Alan A. Stevens, James M. Symons Session 25 RESEARCH DIVISION THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1984 Session 26 CHALLENGES OF CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION Engineering & Construction Division Co-Chairmen: Richard S. Cabrielse, JepthaA. Wade, Jr. 1. Recurrent Problems in Administering Construction Contracts 2. Using Utility Engineering Staff for Construction Contract Administration 3. Using a Consulting Engineer for Construction Contract Administration 4. Using Construction Management for Contract Administration Session 27 GROUNDWATER DEVELOPMENT, TEXAS STYLE Resources Division Co-Chairmen: Thomas J. Buchanan, Frank G. Honeycutt 1. Projected Effects of Groundwater Development on the Ogallala Aquifer in South Texas--Richard R. Luckey 2. Projected Effects of Ogallala Aquifer Depletion on the Agricultural Economy of the High Plains of Texas--Joe B. Harris, Benjamin B. Turner, Jr. 3. San Antonio Water Supply from the Edwards Aquifer--Thomas P. Fox 4. Is Houston Really Sinking?--Ronald Neighbors Session 28 CONTROL OF DISTRIBUTED WATER QUALITY Co-Chairmen: Robert J. McCall, Harold E. Pearson Session 29 nr.srrrcr-: nii'isiSE.* CAPCO JEN 0021250 e 23 Exhibitors A.E. International, Division of Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection & Insurance APC Industries APCO/Valve & Primer Corporation AWWA Gimmicks/Gadgets Acutec, Incorporated Agua Corporation Limited Alexander Grant & Company Amco Polymeries, Incorporated American Cast Iron Pipe Company American Chemical Corporation American City &<County/Municipal Index American Public Works Association Ameron Pipe Lining Division Ames Company Incorporated Andco Actuator Products, Incorporated Aqua Pura, Incorporated Aqualechnic International Asahi/America Inspection & Insurance Association of Boards of Certification Bilco Company Bermad Irrigation F.S. Brainard & Company- Brooks Products/Polv Plastic Division Butler Manufacturing Companv CIFEC California/Nevada Section (AWWA) Canadian Applied Technology Capco Pipe Company, Incorporated Capital Controls Carborundum Activated Carbon Division/Kennecott Carsonite International Cahis Ch em ica 1 Co m pa n y Cascade Manufacturing. Incorporated CertainTeed Precision Meters. Incorporated Certification Association Boards Charles M. Bailey Company. Incorporated Cliem-Pro Corporation Chicago Steel Tape Company Christy Concrete Products Cla-Val Company Clinton Bogert Associates Clow Corporation Columbus Standard Community Consultants Computapipe Conservatek. I ncorporated Controlotron Corporation Corad American Meter Crum Corporation Cues. Incorporated Culligan, U.S.A. DAQ Electronics, Incorporated DYK Prestressed Tanks Data Industrial Corporation Data West Corporation Dav-Tite PYC Pipe Division/Davis Water & Waste Industries, Incorporated Diagnostic Sciences V Dickson Company- Dresser Manufacturing Division EBAA Iron, Incorporated Expo AIDIS '82 Farwest Corrosion Control Company Febco Sales, Incorporated Fischer Research LaboratoryFisher & Porter Company Flo Control, Incorporated Fluid Conservation Systems CorporationFord Meter Box Company, Incorporated Foxboro Company (Municipal Sales Division) C-A Industries, Incorporated/Golden- Anderson Division GHA Lock Joint, Incorporated Girard Polly Pig, Incorporated Globe Linings, Incorporated Griffin Pipe Products CompanyGround Water Associates, Incorporated Hach Company Harco Corporation Harrington Corporation Hays Fluid Controls Division/Zurn Industries, Incorporated Hayward Tyler, Incorporated Hefner Plastics, Incorporated Hersey Products, Incorporated Holmes Blowers, Incorporated Honeywell-Braukmann Honey well Information Systems, Incorporated Hydra-Shield Manufacturing, Incorporated Hydra-Stop, Incorporated Hydro-Metric Service llydrotronic Corporation of America IBM Instruments 1SCO, Incorporated Industrial Technology, Incorporated International Water Supply Association J-M Pipe/J-M Manufacturing Company, Incorporated JCM Industries, Incorporated Janies Jones Company Joseph G. Pollard Company K-5 Coatings, Incorporated Katadyn U.S.A. Water Quality Kavouras, Incorporated/RAM, Incorporated Kennedy Valve Kent Meter Sales, Incorporated Kjell Water Consultants Koppl Company, Incorporated Krofta Engineering Corporation LWFW, Incorporated Group LaBarge Tubular Division, Incorporated I.avne-Western Company, Incorporated Leopold Company, Incorporated Limitorque Corporation Logical Choice Long Beach Iron Works Los Angeles Department of Water and Power Mainlining Service, Incorporated Marlborough Publishing Limited Marshall & Stevens CAPCO JEN 0021251 24 Master Meter, Incorporated/ARAD U.S.A. McCrometer/Ametek Division McCullough Industries, Incorporated A.Y. McDonald Manufacturing Company McWane, Incorporated Metravib-Tecop Metrotech Corporation Michigan State University Miller Pipeline Corporation Millipore Corporation Motorola Communications & Electronics, Incorporated Mud Cat Division/NCRA, Incorporated Mueller Company MueSco, Incorporated Munters Corporation NAPPCO/Uni-Flange Corporation NAS CO NSS Industries Natgun Corporation National Environmental Training Association National Lime Association National Port-A-Test National Sanitation Foundation Neptune Microfloc Neptune Water Meter Network Computing Company Nipak, Incorporated OCV Control Valves Ocean Valves. Incorporated Ozonic. Incorporated Pacific Scientific Parco Engineering Corporation Parkson Corporation Peabody TecTank, Incorporated "Philadelphia Suburban Company Pipesavers. Incorporated Pittsburgh-Des Moines Corporation Pollution Equipment News Polly Pig by Knapp, Incorporated Polysonics. Incorporated Porta Printer Systems. Incorporated Porlec/Kolberg Manufacturing Precision Meters, Incorporated Preload Company. Incorporated Price Brothers Company ProMinent Fluid Controls, Incorporated Public Works Publications Publishers For Conventions. Incorporated QEI Incorporated Ranney Company Raymond International Builders. lncorporated/Cenlerline Department Reed Manufacturing Company Kimbach Publishing Rio Linda Chemical Company, Incorporated Robintech. Incorporated Rockwell International/Municipal & Utility Division Roll Seal Valve Company Romac Industries, Incorporated Ross Valve Manufacturing Company. Incorporated Schonstedt Instrument Company Scranton Gillette Communications Shaban Manufacturing, Incorporated/HF Instrument Division Shell Chemical Company Sierra Tech Systems Signet Scientific Company Singer Valve Simpson Extruded Plastics Sonoco Products Company South Bay Foundry Sparling Instruments Spiniello Construction Company Standard Water Works Equipment Stanley Hydraulic Tools Star Industries, Incorporated Steel Plate Fabricators Association Stranco Sylvax Corporation Syseon Corporation TS Products, Incorporated Technology. Incorporated Industries Temcor Tennelec Tnemec Company, Incorporated Tomco Equipment Company Traffic Controls Traffic Guide Trico Industries, Incorporated/ Columbian Division Trinity Valley Iron & Steel Company Trojan Manufacturing Company, Incorporated Tyler Pipe L'tilities Division U.S. Army Environmental Hygiene Agency U.S. Pipe and Foundry Company U.V. International URS Engineers Uniface. Ineorporated United Concrete Pipe Vassalo Industries Vericom Telemetry Systems Vestal Manufacturing Virginia Chemicals. Incorporated E.H. Wachs Company Wallace < Ticrnan Division/Pcnnwalt Corporation Warminster Fiberglass Company/ Subsidiary of Fisher & Porter Company- Water Pollution Control Federation Water Research Centre/Palmer EaE Water and Sewer Distributors of America Water Specialties Corporation Walerous Company- Watts Regulator Company Waukesha Engine Division/Dresser Industries. Incorporated Weber Industries Welsbach Ozone Systems Corporation Wheeler Pilot International World Water Worthington Group. McCraw-Edison Company I- Xerox Computer Services ' CAPCO JEN 0021252 aan .vA'S? -vC-?'.; -5S0C Z"* $b6$ <V '*< C A ; ;j\ _" ' :.T.r MEMBERSHIP CARD 1 L TArLUK Gt^&N"F" -A-S-tttirf-y'S" P h '>U CAPCO PIPE COMPANY, INC. PERIODJAN 19tii TqJAv I9ti2 NUMBER 22131 GRADE 5# ASC n INSTRUCTIONS 1 REMOVE YOUR MEMBERSHIP CARD A3C-. 2 THE ORIGINAL INVOICE "OST10-. >S 3 COMPLETE PROF''----------- -* PROMPTLY -* ' ' ' CAPCO JEN 0021253 HOTEL RESERVATIONS Complete and send this self mailing form directly to the AWWA Housing Bureau. INSTRUCTIONS: This is a self-mailing form. Fold, staple, affix stamp, and mail. Hotels 1st. choice 2nd. choice 3rd. choice Sheraton St. Louis Radisson St. Louis Bel Air Hilton Arrival note June 7 Time AM PM Names of Occupants 1. I. L. Taylor 2. _____________________ 3. ___________________________ 4. ___________________________ Accommodations Requested XX Single Double Twin Twin Double One-BR Suite Two-BR Suite s $ $ s s </> U1o oo Hotel List and Rate Information on Page 16. Send Confirmation To Mnmo I. L. Tavlor, Vice President-Marketing Company CAPCO PIPE COMPANY, INC. Address 14 00 Twentieth Street South City BirminghamstateAlabama7ip 35255 Telephone A/C205_____________________________________ __________ 9 3 3--7 281 -Important- 1. Reservations must be sent to the AWWA Housing Bureau on official housing forms. Hotels will not accept direct reservations. 6. If accommodations are not available at the hotels of your choice, comparable reservations will be made at other cooperating hotels. 2. You will receive acknowledgment of receipt of your reservation request from the Housing Bureau, but confirmation oI your reservation will come from the hotol to which you have been assigned. 3. Be sure to list arrival and departure dates and times. 4. Hotel confirmations will Indicate late arrival guarantee and deposit polices. 5. Be sure to list names of all occupants of room. 7. If requested rate is not available, the next available rate will be assigned. 8. Reservations will not be accepted by telephone. 9. Notify the Housing Bureau of CANCELLATIONS. Make CHANGES directly with the hotel. 10. Reservations must be received at the Housing Bureau by May 7.1981. 11. DONT BE A NO-SHOWI ' . CAPCO JEN 0021254-