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FILE NAME: Insulation Contractors & Distributors (ICD) DATE: 1964 Aug 7 DOC#: ICD059 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Agenda and Registration for IDCNA 9th Annual National Meeting - Oct, 1964 ' A :Q& rroMtot tHuun INSULATION DISTRIBUTOR-CONTRACTORS NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, INC. 1425 CHE5TNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA. 19102 * eb. ' TELEPHONE! LOCUST 3*9066 A ugust y f 1964 E.LWOOO P. JO N E S e x e c u t i v e SCCRCTAftV To a l l members o f th e IDCHA Board o f D ire c to rs - p re s e n t and p a s t; Thio i th e f i r s t re p o rt o f your Annual Meeting Committee! fo r the Ninth Annual N ational Meeting * Fairmont Jloeelt, San F rancisco, October 26th to 29thf 1964. Monday - O ctober 26th w ill bs reserved fo r The Board o f D ire c to rs Meeting in the morning. C'ommitteee M eetings i n th e afte rn o o n . Regional O ffic e rs Conference in tha afternoon. IDCHA's Welcome Hour i n th e evening- T uesday - O c to b e r 2 7 th W ill be th e o p e n in g s e s s io n * 3AM t o 1 PH. M anufacturers R ecaption in the evening. Wednesday O i.tober 2 3 th w iH be th e seco n d s e s s i o n 9AM to 1 ?N- D r, K enneth W. S m ith , MD o f JM w ill sp eak on "ASBESTOSIS" D inner dance i n th e e v e n in g , I DCM`\ w i l l be h o st, Thurbday * O ctober 29th w ill conclude th e m eeting - morning & afternoon. Dr. Emol A, ri!^t Trof.!vt:or a Boonomis: of Worth Carolina State College will .peak at. both snssions. 1DCMA hay now reach ed an a l l tim e h ig h in m em bership. T his i;, th e r e s u l t o f a f f i l i a t i o n by f iv e o ' th e r e g io n a l* , T h ere w i l l he many now f a r e s a t t e n d i n g t h i s m e e tin g . Many o f them a r e com ing t o ,-cu what IDTWA u co.spl ia h e .i a t i t s c o n v e n tio n s , PAC5OENT LES T. VAUGHN CC'pUCalOEMTt DILLARD 0RECOING GRANVILLE DROWNS SKCftCTAflV CONRAD L. W IEGERS TflCAtUftCR LEON E. SUTLER So* wo flk n i.l o f yew t o a c t <, VUhlV I I ..* U LA *.J il'A C ti V O U f '.julvOtS, ghukvi httitt1.*;, nnti ovisac t h e i r lu d io o ,. , D IR E C T O R S th C MiOdt c o r r u a t . L t t 'p . nnnltt! t h i s in& PAST PNEStOCMTf E. RAYMOND ASHM ORE. JR . 8E N J. M, DULLOUGH ROY C. COFFER A. MARVIN QIBDOW ^f r r V ' t t AERT8EN P. KEASSEY, JR. JOHN W LONG Cj WALTER E. CAMPBELL 1S93*194 LEON E. SUTLER iV59>J*rf O. M, CUTLER DUANE C. LU3E J. KENNETH DIXON HERBERT A. MULLCNLX JAMES P. ENNIS FRANK O. R U T H E R F O R O A > W ILLIAM B. W IL K ES ' * FRANK R. HICKORY !DS7*19ttU W ILLIAM J . DONAHOE 1930*1000 E. E. 8ABERHAGEN 1961*1002 CRMC-IDCNA-000407 Diviion Hoodcuart.re August 9, l l*5? ECU), i s ofj April, 195? - ---'i ^ - - Exacutivs Director Loc iloi.'QrdUrns Presidenti Vic*Proeidents t Frenis R. Kie/oiy - Aob""*no Products, Ir.c, ^ *' 1 t n W, J, Donanne - W. J. fiourJustt Co. - J ' Secy-Treas i Directors U, !.. I.urfin - B t 0 Engineerin'' / Su >-,ly Co. Ino. *// t i t i. * f W riter B. Cinr-bell - Wnltnr K. C.- -bo'i Co, Ine. < . - ^Il'irold If. Abor - The Al.or Co. U5 Frederick A. Burns - Construction S-vseioltlee Co. > 0 . . . ' Hilton H. E llis , Jr. - The M. H. E llin Co. .> Aorta on F. Koasboy, Jr, --Rotori A. Xoouboy Co. /*/, <' /' David E. Kelley --//<//is,,< .* ,,, ^ Markert *The Brooks^Flshar Insulating Co. --/f/A ,./. / 3. B. Saborhogon - ) 7s 1..*,*,- Co - Z+tii ,, w ' William Snrinknon * Surinkwn Sons Coro, - t l , '/,,*.. </*-. C. j . Thurston, Jr. - C. E. Tliurvton -1 Sons, Inc, -<V-i ,/A. / Fast Prorldantsi Walter E. Cnrapboll( *53 - ' 54) < '> - /**- *l ^ _ k>on B. Butlor ( '55 - 56) - Achcnbneh ft Butler - P/< t- - if Rap. on Natl Joint Bondi Morrill R, Carr * H. if. Porter - Reld-'layden -fd.rA , <' 1 V 3 * !- H 'j i 9 *i i' U 1 ? a a '* C ? v> N N> CO O r\ D i r- CRMC-IDCNA-001403 /% y THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE REGISTERED AT THE CONVENTION Aber Co.. Inc. Harold M. Abcr, Houston Achcnbach ft Butler, Jne. Leon E. Butler, Philadelphia F. J. Siemers, Philadelphia Allied Services, Inc. Conrad L. Wiegers. Charleston, W. Vtt. Armstronp Contracting & Supply Corp. E. D. Ainslic, Lancaster, Pa. J, W. Liddell, Lancaster, Pa. Asbestos Magnesia Materials Co. J. F. Sullivan, Jr,, Chicago Asbestos Construction Co., Inc. Robert McDonald, New York City Asbestos Products Company Frank H. Hickory, St. Paul Asbestos Service Company Cordon Harrison, Youngstown, Ohio B ft I) Engineering It Supply Co., Inc. W. M. Minfin, Houston Badham Insulation Company, Inc. * John T. Iludham, liirmtugliaiu, Ala. Baldwin-Hid Company M. M. Wilson, Trenton A. If. Bennett Company L. T. Bennett, Minneapolis Breeding Insulation Company Dillard Breeding, Nashville Brooks-Fisher Insulating Co. A. D. Bigham, Miami T. L. Gann, Knoxville W, L. Marker!, Sr., Atlanta W, L. Mnrkcrt, Jr., Atlanta C. W. McCoy, Jacksonville Brower Co. E. E. Saberhap.cn, Seattle Bultonpli Asbestos Supply Co. B. M. Bullough, Salt Lake City Walter E. Campbell Co., Inc. Walter E. Campbell. Washington, D. C. A. M. Gibbons, Washington, D. C. Philip Carey Manufacturing Co. P . L- Bigelow, LochlamJ, Cincinnati Paul D. Japp, Lachland, Cincinnati Central Asbestos It Magnesia Co. C. F. Cockrell, Chicago Central Asbestos It Supply Co. F. H. Wright, Des Moines Chicago Asbestos Manufacturing Co. Jay C. Golinkin, Chicago Childers Manufacturing Company Jack LaFavc, Houston Construction Specialties Company . Fred A. Burns, Denver C, N. Feast, Denver Crnbtiec Insulation Company Juscplt Crabuce, Miami Starr Davis Company. Inc. Mrs. Starr Davis. Gicrnshoro. N. C. J. T. Ilamer, Greensboro, N. C. M. II. Del tick Company Harry Li. Lewis, Chicago \V. J. Oonahoc, Chicago Eagle Asbestos & Packing Co. W. J. Childress, New Orleans Fred J. Sehtibcr, New Orleans Eagle Company, Inc. Arthur M. Ball, Lincoln. Nebraska W, R. Kirsch, Lincoln, Nebraska Louisville Insulating and .Supply Co. Thomas M. Crowe, Louisville Lusc-Slevcnson Company R. B. Hinchion, Chicago McCormick Asbestos Company Norvin McCormick, Baltimore Eastern Refractories Co., Inc. R. H. Ward, Jr., Brookline, Mass. Ehrcl Magnesia Manufacturing Co. D. L. Sallerihwaitc, Philadelphia M, H. Ellis Company Milton H. Ellis. Jr., Memphis Forty-Eight Insulations, Inc. Ike Keith, Aurora, Illinois Mundet Cork Company B. W, Bottcr, North Bergen, N. J. L.T. Choate, North Bergen, N. J. E. H. Luchs, North Bergen. N. J. William C. Foster, Philadelphia National Rond Insulators Charles Decker, Allentown, Pa. New England Insulation Company T. H. Brodle, Boston Benjamin Foster Company Benjamin Foster. Philadelphia George W, E. Foster, Jr,, Philadelphia North Brothers, Inc. Herbert Mullcnix, Atlanta Robert W. Smith, Knoxville General Aluminum Supply Co. Ellis G. Bradley, Kansas City, Mo. General Insulation Company Henry W. Larson, Peoria. 111. General Insulation ft Roofing Co. John W. Long. Louisville Guslm-Bacon Manufacturing Co. F. W. Muller, Kanins Cily, Mo. G. P. Oldham, Kansas City, Mo. Geo. V. Hamilton, Inc. Geo. V. Hamilton, McKees Rocks. Pa. Chas. Harmon ft Co. Charles Harmon. Jr., New York City Illinois Fire-Proof Covering Co. Oscar E. Drevniak, Chicago Donald Gammie, Chicago Illinois Roofing & Insulation Co. J. J. Butler, Chicago Industrial Insulators, Inc. Granville Drowns. Houston Inland Insulation Company John Dragisic, Chicago R. L. Fries, Chicago Insulating and Materials Company Fred Knigge, St. Louis Insulation Distributors, Inc. R. J. Doolittle, Buffalo J. H. Furl ell, Buffalo Owcns.Cornlng Fiberglas Corporation R. K. Riggers. Toledo Hugh T. Williams. Toledo J. V. Welsh, Los Angeles Philadelphia Asbestos Corporation Waller E. Miller, Philadelphia Philadelphia insulation Contractors Ellwond F. Jones, Philadelphia Leroy Hilsce, Philadelphia Pittsburgh Corning Corporation X. E. Buckley, Pittsburgh R. E. Fnhs, Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company P. D. Kalcy, Pittsburgh Orville Miller, Pittsburgh Precision Insulation Co.. Inc. J. K, Dixon, Houston Prillnman, Inc. John Prillaman, Joliet, HI. Refractory ft Insulation Corporation Frank Christenson, New York City Reid Hayden. Inc. Merrill R. Carr. Baltimore James MacDonald. Baltimore R. J. Sachs, Baltimore Sprinkmann Sons Corporation William Broil, Peoria, Hi. M. W. Simon, Milwaukee Ernest Sprinkmann. Sr.. Miiwauke. Universal Insulation Company E. K. Ashmore. Philadelphia D. E. Davis. Philadelphia Arthur Rank, Jr., Philadelphia Standard Asbestos Manufacturing (' Frank Fritz, Chicago V, W. Hemphill, Chicago P. M. Berry, Cleveland Vaughn Insulation Company R. !.. Plupge, East Omaha. Nebraska Tcchalloy Company. Inc. D. M. Schmid, Rahm. Pa. Charles T. Vaughn, East Omaha, Nebraska P. S. Thorseu Co. of Mass. Vincent-Culler Insulation, Ltd. William B. Wilkes. Somit Boston D, M. Cutler, Toronto, Canada C. E. Thurston ft Sons, Ine. W. J. Gordon. Toronto, Canada C. E. Thurston, Jr., Not folk John A. Vincent, Tot onto. Canada Triangle Insulation Company. Ine. Western Asbestos Company William C. Palmer. Philadelphia .J. P. DeClceitc, Chicago E. W. Swanick. Philadelphia J. J. Girnidi, Chicago Union Asbestos ft Rubber Co. Chas. !l. Wood ft Co. Uric T, Plummer, llloiiiniiigti. I Clur h s A. Wood. West Orange, N. J. United Engineering ft Sales Co. Wonlsul.ue Coipnration lames F. Hall. TuK.i S, II. Abrams, least Orange, N. J. PRODUCED M. G. Slenuncycr, Tulsa JM -83 CRMC-IDCNA-000431 t reported that there waa remarkable Interest In the Association by the manufacturers and suppliers (Associate Members). This increased in terest has been sparked by OUTLOOK and the new progressive image it has developed. The Associate Members want to take a more active part in the Association, and the Board requested that our legal counsel look into the possibility of closer cooperation, Mr. Luse concluded his report with the request that a new chairman be appointed to head this Committee and that he would also like to hand over th8 reins of Treasurer and requested that the President appoint a re placement. By-laws Homer Porter, Chairman of the Committee on By-laws reported on the activity of this Committee in their efforts to update the By-lawa, After much discussion the Board accepted their recommendations. Copy of these revised By-laws is attached. . Nominating Committee Past President Dixon reported that the Nominating Committee recommended that Vice President Brodie be elected to the office of President-Elect. A motion to this effect waB made and seconded and unanimously approved. Mr, Dixon stated that in line with the new By-laws the Committee recom mended that Richard Stapleton of Johns-Manville be appointed to re present the national contractors as an At Large Member. A motion to this effect was made and seconded and unanimously approved. Occupational Health and Safety In the absence of Don Bradshaw, Chairman of the Committee on Occupational Health and Safety, who was attending a meeting- of the AICWS region, the report of this Committee was presented by Gordon Harrison as follows: Occupational health must be solved by using a basic product that does not cause a health hazard and we should encourage the manufacturers to develop such "safe" products, even to the extent of refusing to handle high risk products. We should encourage annual physicals for our men with x-rays every five years for new men and every two years for 10-20 year men. General discussion followed with 'Bill Bayer stating that their group had tried to get satisfaction from the manufacturers and had made little progress. Thus, IDCNA must do it - must take the lead. It was felt that education was most important in solving this problem end also em phasised a need for the Industry fund now being discussed. -2- PRODUCED JM -83 " C R M C -ID C N A -000919