INDEX: September 2012
This issue we present several feature stories that cover a wide range of topics in the stone industry. Our subjects range from the large scale monument preservation work on a Stone Mountain, Georgia landmark, to touring the Danby Quarry in Vermont, to the volunteer repair work in a vandalized cemetery, organized by a New York boy scout and performed by a group of dedicated community volunteers, to the stunning and beautiful work created by a mid-west shop. We invite our readers to comment on our feature stories and in-depth interviews, industry news, and advice and commentary presented in the September Slippery Rock Gazette. See our Publisher’s Pen.
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September 2012 Issue Articles
Preserving Stone Mountain, by Liz McGeachy
California Artist T Barney Conquers the Mobius
From the Publisher’s Pen: Using the Slippery Rock Website as Your Stone Industry Resource Tool
She Gets Around, by Ida Mae Nowes
International Surface Fabricators Assoc. Announces Annual Award Nominees
The Stone Detective, by Frederick M. Hueston, PhD
Building a Powerful Vision, by Richard Pierce Thomas
Surfaces | StonExpo/Marmomacc Americas 2013 Issues Call for Education Presentations
Braxton-Bragg Named Exclusive North America Distributor for G-Clips
Smart Phone, Dumb Company, by Aaron Crowley
Garis Distelhorst to Retire as CEO of Marble Institute of America
How’s Your Follow-Through? by Sean McCool
Mike King Joins Braxton-Bragg Sales Team
The Varmint County Chronicles, by “Boomer” Winfrey
Surfaces Launches the Murano Glass Collection
The Polished Perspective, by Tom McNall
Restoring the West Somerset, NY Cemetery, by Peter J. Marcucci
Road Trip 2012, Vermont: Into the Depths of the Danby Quarry, by Peter J. Marcucci
Supreme Surface Inc. Relies on Beautiful, Memorable Work and Word of Mouth, by Joel Davis
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