INDEX: September 2013
This month we offer a wide variety of special features: we visit J.C. Stone, the new sculpture trail at the Viles Arboretum in Maine, and we congratulate two other notable companies as they celebrate anniversaries this year – Hilgartner Stone (150 years) and Creative Edge Master Shop (25 years). Enjoy our helpful advice and commentary, penned by folks in the stone industry, or experts in their craft – just like our readers. Send your letters and comments to publisher@slipperyrockgazette.net. If your shop is doing something interesting–we want to tell your story. – L.H.
September 2013 Issue Articles
J.C. Stone: From Quarry to Client, by Peter J. Marcucci
The Few – The Proud – The Geeks
From the Publisher’s Pen
IWF and ISFA Partnering to Provide a Countertop Pavilion at 2014 Fair
Florim USA Joins “We Build American” Program
Housing Goes Live for SURFACES | StonExpo / Marmomacc Americas 2014
TV Channel Goes to the Dogs
BREAKING NEWS: Toro Lawnmowers Survive Despite Diamond Tool Giant, by Nathan Padgett
Don’t Drink and Dive
Spa-Style Bathrooms: Luxury that Lasts
Two Heads Are Better than One
If It Worked for Ike, It Can Work for You, by Richard Pierce Thomas
ISFA Seeking Public Comment on Quartz and Solid Surface Standards Document
Call Her Susie Surprise
The Stone Detective, by Frederick M. Hueston, PhD
So, What’s for Dessert?
The Greatest American Zeros
Daryl Sims Announced as Newest CNC Customer Service Rep at Braxton-Bragg
Call Him Budgie Bond
Planning Ahead, by Ida Mae Nowes
The Varmint County Chronicles, by “Boomer” Winfrey
A September Saga, by Sam Venable
Mommy and Poppy
Cents and No Sensibility
The Restoration Project that Broke the Mold, by Stacy B. Williams
Introducing the Skinny Twinkie
Feras Irikat Joins Stone & Pewter Accent as Director of Design & Marketing
We’re Gonna Need a Bigger Boat
80 Years Long, Still Going Strong
Mediterranea’s Forum Series Perfects the Look of Roman Travertine
An Eager Beaver
Really Needed a Ride
Million Dollar Baby, by Aaron J. Crowley
The Slippery Rock Classifieds
Extremely Loud and Way Too Close
Psycho Landscapers on the Loose
Holey Moley!
The Little Arboretum that Could, by Peter J. Marcucci
Creative Edge Master Shop, by Joel Davis
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