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AMERICAN FOUNDRYMENS SOGIETY PHILADELPHIA CHAPTER (0 VOL. 1 JANUARY, 1968 No. 4

Chairman 1 EDWARD C. KLANK, Jesse Mono & Sons, Inc. DIRECTORS

Vice Chairman II STEWART A. WICK, New Jersey Silica Sand Co.

Terms expire 1968 Terms expire 1969 Terms expire 1970

Secretary and Treasurer IANER MLINCK, Beloit-Eastern Corp. ALBERT G. EBERLE, Bushings, Inc. WILLIAM J. DIETRICH, Link-Belt Co. HERMAN E. MANDEL, GEORGE A. SMIERNOW, Drexel Institute of Technology HARRY GLENN, Dodge Steel Co. ROY KURTZ

Pennsylvania Foundry Supply and Sand Co. LESTER E'. MOUNT, Jr., Palmyra Foundry Co. JAMES QUIGLEY, National Crucible CO. L. STEWART COCHRANE, Cane-Moore Co., Inc. Ashland Street and Adams Avenue 1 G. WESLEY WILLIAMS, Janney Cylinder Company

Philadelphia, Pa. 19124 744.4515

ROUND TABLE MEETING "ANALYSIS OF CASTING DEFECTS"

SPEAKERS:

IRON

STEEL

NON-FERROUS JOHN WARREN

EARL BLANTON

FRED R. RIDDELL Textile Machine Works

Atlantic Steel Castings Co. H. Kramer & Co.

Reading, Pa. Chester, Pa. Chicago, Ill.

E. X. ENDERLEIN H. G. Enderlein Co.

Philadelphia, Pa.

Technical Chairmen:

HARRY GLENN Dodge Steel Co.

Philadelphia, Pa.

ROBERT SCHMIDT Ajax Metal Division

H. Kramer & Co.

Philadelphia, Pa.

THURSDAY, JANUARY 18 9 1968 AT THE

ENGINEER'S CLUB 1317 SPRUCE STREET • PHILADELPHIA, PA. 19102

DINNER 6:30 P.M. SHARP - $4.50 Including Gratuities - MEETING 7:45 P.M.

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PHILADELPHIA CHAPTER A. F. S. JANUARY, 1968

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MITCHELL, Pres.

Q 0. E. SMITH, INC.

PITTSBURGH, PA.

BINDERS • EXOTHERMICS • MACHINES Represented by George F. Pettinos, Inc.

WHITEHEAD METALS, INC. ittehead Foundry Alloy Service - the Broadest Line in the Industry

1955-75 Hunting Park Avenue • Philadelphia, Pa.

PHILADELPHIA COKE DIVISION EASTERN GAS AND FUEL ASSOCIATES

FOUNDRY AND INDUSTRIAL COKE Richmond Street, Phila. 37, Pa. PIoneer 3-3100

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i REPRESETATIVES: PENNSYLVANIA FOUNDRY SUPPLY & SAND CO.

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NO BAKE E OILS REgent 9-7100 BINDERS

"QUIK-SETT NB" NO BAKE BINDER

Area Code 216 - Phone 621-6060

CLEVELAND FLUX COMPANY 02640 Main Avenue N. W. Cleveland, Ohio 44113

DEDICATED TO THE FOUNDRY INDUSTRY

EWAYGO • Reddy Sandy • Handy Sandy

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ales Representatives: Pennsylvania Foundry Supply & Sand Company

CEMENTS - CASTABLES - PLASTICS - RAMMING MIXES RESCO PRODUCTS, INC. 279-5010 CH 2.1122

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PROGRAM OF MEETINGS

1967-68

FRIDAY FEBRUARY 9, 1968 "LIQUID SAND AND NEW PRODUCTS"—

ED WARD F. KOGLIN, G. E. Smith Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. Tech. Chairman - HENRY R. WILLIAMS, George F. Pettinos, Inc., Bala Cynwyd, Pa.

FRIDAY MARCH 8, 1968 ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION - "ELEC-

TRIC MELTING" - Iron - HANS HEINE, Brown Boveri Co. Tech. Chairman - GEORGE VAUGHN, Amsted Inds., Florence, N. J. Steel - EDWARD BERRY, Penn Steel Foundry & Machine Co., Hamburg, Pa. Tech. Chairman - WILLIAM PECK, Tread-well Engrg. Co., Easton, Pa. NON-FERROUS - JOSEPH FOWLES, Ajax Magnathermic Co. Tech. Chairman - ALBERT EBERLE, Bush-ings, Inc., Philadelphia, Pa.

THURSDAY APRIL 25, 1968 "FOUNDRY DESIGN AND MECHANIZA-

TION"— JAMES PLANTEN, Foundry Design Co., Inc., White Plains, N. Y. Tech. Chairman - WILLIAM MORLEY, H. G. Enderlein Co., Philadelphia, Pa.

FRIDAY JUNE 21, 1968 ANNUAL SUMMER OUTING

NEW IRS RULING ENCOURAGES CONTINUING EDUCATION - A new ruling by the Internal Revenue Service states that expenditures incurred by an individual for education to maintain or improve skills which are required by his present employer as a condition of reten-tion are deductible regardless of whether or not a degree is involved. This permits deductions for refresher courses as well as academic and vocational courses and includes travel expenses necessary to obtain this education.

RENEW YOUR MEMBERSHIP

NOW

DO NOT DELAY

JANUARY, 1968 PHILADELPHIA CHAPTER A. F. S.

J. WILLIAM ENGLE, President of KEYSTONE GRAY IRON FOUNDRY CO., Pottstown, Pa., was elected President of the EASTERN DIV., PENNA. GRAY AND DUCTILE IRON FOUNDERS SOCIETY.

PAUL B. HARNER, UNICAST DIV. OF BERK-MONT INDUSTRIES, Boyertown, Pa., was elected Sec-retary of NATIONAL GRAY & DUCTILE IRON FOUNDERS SOCIETY.

COMPANY OF THE MONTH - A long-time sustain-ing member, ROYER FOUNDRY & MACHINE CO., 158 Pringle St., Kingston, Pa., will be honored at our January 18, 1968 meeting. STANLEY E. DAVIES, President, will be our guest.

Our ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE put on an-other excellent Christmas Party for more than 500 members and guests. It's the best party anywhere.

CONFER SMITH & CO., Hamburg, Pa., has completed its 65th year in the cast metals industry.

It is very strongly recommended that you consider the February 13, 1968 monthly meeting of the READING FOUNDRY ASSOCIATION at the Crystal Restaurant in Reading. MIKE PALKO of BIRDSBORO CORP., JOHN WARREN of TEXTILE MACHINE WORKS, and A. P. COLLER of WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORP. will form the panel for a spirited discussion on "Value Analysis in the Foundry."

Beginning in September 1968, our monthly meetings will be held in the Sheraton-Penn Pike Motor Inn, at tile Fort Washington Interchange of the Pa. Turnpike. For many of our members this location should be a more readily accessible meeting place, and we will enjoy free, ample parking. Please make a note of this important change for the future!!

The FOUNDRY EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION publishes a booklet indicating the students at Penn State University, Drexel, Lehigh and all of the other colleges that are receiving FEF Grants. Most of these students are interested in making a career of the foundry industry.

EDWARD J. WALSH Foundry Educational Foundation 1138 Terminal Tower Building Cleveland, Ohio 44113

Inquiries are welcome.

NATIONAL CRUCIBLE CO. Mermaid Lane at Queen Street PHILADELPHIA, PA. 191

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In Iron Phone: LO. 3-0307

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DANIELS MIDLAND COMPANY GEO. DONOGHUE, 216-

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. COKE - Foundry and Industrial

• PIG IRON - Foundry, Malleable and Bask

R OYERFOUNDRY SYSTEMS AND EQUIPM Overhead sand systems • Pallet systems • Equipment for aerating, storing, conveying

ROYER FOUNDRY & MACHINE CO., Kingston, Pa. 18704 /717.287-

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DEBEVOISE -ANDERSON CO., INC. Coke - Pig Iron - Alloys - Limestone

Philadelphia Office - LOcust 3-2932

FOUNDRY ALLOYS DISTRICT OFFE: Mo rton 3rd &

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CORE OILS - AIR SET BINDERS - NO BAKE BINDERS MEW: 500 Series Binders and Activators

Local Representative: LARRY BER&ER 1000 Maple Avenue • Lancaster, Pa. • 717-393-221

4 PHILADELPHIA CHAPTER A. F. S. JANUARY, 19

FEF STUDENTS RECEIVE TECHNICAL LITERA-TURE - In memory of past president WILLIAM LEO-POLD of Philadelphia, the NON-FERROUS FOUNDERS' SOCIETY furnished several hundred copies of its technical publication "Copper, Brass & Bronze Castings - Their Structures, Properties, Application and Design" to the FEF for distribution to scholarship holders and other students interested in foundry engineering.

The STEEL FOUNDERS' SOCIETY OF AMERICA continues to provide copi of "CASTEEL" to all students registered with the FOUNDATION.

Selected publications from the extensive list of the AMERICAN FOUNDRYMEN'S SOCIETY are being sent directly to each FEF school to be made available as ready reference for foundry students.

Directors of BELMONT IRON WORKS, Eddystone, Pa., agreed to acquire P. & C. HOLDING CORP., Phila., Pa., and 77% of the stock of RELIANCE STEEL PRODUCTS CO., McKeesport, Pa. P. & C. operates a gray iron foundry and a galvanizing company. RELIANCE makes steel construction products. BELMONT makes structural steel.

The SCHOLARSHIP FUND acknowledges receipt of S500.00 for any and all scholarship needs.

INTERNATIONAL MINERALS & CHEMICALS CORP., who now operate as divisions; EASTERN CLAY PRODUCTS, ARISTO, REDFORD INTERNATIONAL, E. J. LAVINO (minerals and refractories) have reached agreement in principle to acquire the NORTHWEST OLIVINE COMPANY.

We are very sorry to announce the death of MR. WILLIAM WELSH, formerly of PUSEY & JONES. MR. WELSH died on October 26, 1967.

We are very pleased to announce and welcome the following new members:

JERRY NOLAN, JESSE S. MORIE & SON, INC. BRUCE C. FLINT, AMPCO METAL INC. EDWARD BYRD, JANNEY CYLINDER CO. WALTER H. LAND, ROYER FOUNDRY &

MACHINE CO. ARTHUR P. McGINNES, AMPCO METAL INC.

NOTICE THIS MONTH'S MEETING

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• Carload and Warehouse Shipments

GEORGE F. PETTINOS, INC. 235 BALA AVENUE . BALA-CYNWYD, PA.

TEnnyson 9-6290 (Phila.)

PENNSYLVANIA Foundry Supply & Sand Cv

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EVERITT H. LUEDERS & Co. 69 LODGES LANE BALA-CYNWYD, PA. 19004

FOUNDRY ABRASION, IMPACT and NOISE SPECIALIS Super-tough synthetic and urethane rubber liners and molded products/plain o backed / for blastcleaning and tumbling units, buckets, chutes, mallets, patter

Telephone: 215-664.8209

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SAND AND FOUNDRY SUPPLIES PRODUCER OF RESIN COATED SAND

AMERICAN FOUNDRYMENS SOCIETY PHILADELPHIA CHAPTER (0 VOL. 'I FEBRUARY, 1968 No. 5

Chairman EDWARD C. KLANK, Jesse Morie & Sons, Inc. DIRECTORS

Vice Chairman I Terms expire 1968 Terms expire 1969 STEWART A. WICK, New Jersey Silica Sand Co.

Secretary and Treasurer IANER MUNCK, Beloit-Eastern Corp. ALBERT C. EBERLE, Bushings, Inc. WILLIAM J. DIETRICH. Link-Belt Co.

HERMAN E. MANDEL. II GEORGE A. SMIERNOW, Drexel Institute of Technology HARRY GLENN, Dodge Steel Co. ROY KURTZ, Phil.. B4O... Corp. Pennsylvania Foundry Supply and Sand Cu. LESTER E'. MOUNT, Jr., Palmyra Foundry Co. JAMES QLJIGLEY, National Crucible Co. L. STEWART COCHRANE, Gano-Moore Co., Inc.

Ashland Street and Adams Avenue C. WESLEY WILLIAMS, Janney Cylinder Company Philadelphia, Pa. 19124

744-4515

"LIQUID and - NEW PRODUCTS" Speaker: EDWARD F. KOGLIN

G. E. Smith Div. of Combustion Engr. Co.

1936 - 1948 • Crucible Steel Co. - Chemist 1950- 1960 • Blow Knox Co. - Chemist, Sand Tech. and Core Room Supt. 1960- 1968 • G. E. Smith Div. - Director of Development

Manager of Technical Services Regional Sales Manager Technical Ass't to President Manager of Western Region

Technical Societies: A.F.S. - Vice Chairman of Committee si 801

Member Committee —13D Lecture on Modern Core Practices

Awards: I & R I Award in May, 1967

Papers: (1) Evolution of the Modern Binder (2) Chromite Sand (3) Modern Core Practices

Technical Chairman: EDWIN RICHARD Bethlehem Steel Co.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1968 AT THE



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NO BAKE OILS REgent 9-7100 BINDERS

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WAYGO • Reddy Sandy • Handy Sandy

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CEMENTS - CASTABLES - PLASTICS - RAMMING MIXES MGM

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PROGRAM OF MEETINGS

1967-68

FRIDAY FEBRUARY 9, 1968 "LIQUID SAND AND NEW PRODUCTS" -

EDWARD F. KOGLIN, G. E. Smith Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. Tech. Chairman - HENRY R. WILLIAMS, George F. Pettinos, Inc., Bala Cynwyd, Pa.

FRIDAY MARCH 8, 1968 ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION - "ELEC-

TRIC MELTING" - Iron - HANS HEINE, Brown Boveri Co. Tech. Chairman - GEORGE VAUGHN, Amsted Inds., Florence, N. J. Steel - EDWARD BERRY, Penn Steel Foundry & Machine Co., Hamburg, Pa. Tech. Chairman - WILLIAM PECK, Tread. well Engrg. Co., Easton, Pa. NON-FERROUS - JOSEPH FOWLES, Ajax Magnathermic Co. Tech. Chairman - ALBERT EBERLE, Bush. ings, Inc., Philadelphia, Pa.

THURSDAY APRIL 21, 1968 "FOUNDRY DESIGN AND MECHANIZA-

TION" - JAMES PLANTEN, Foundry Design Co., Inc., White Plains, N. Y. Tech. Chairman - WILLIAM MORLEY, H. G. Enderlein Co., Philadelphia, Pa.


We are very pleased to announce and welcome the following new members:

A. I. JOHNSON, Alan Wood Steel Co. CEO. FENNELL, Dodge Steel Company F. E. WEINHEIMER, IBM Corp. A. B. MIDDLETON, Phila. Quartz Co. G. E. KEIM, Phila. Bronze Corp. R. KURTZ, Phila. Bronze Corp.

RENEW YOUR MEMBERSHIP

NOW

DO NOT DELAY

FEBRUARY, 1968

PHILADELPHIA CHAPTER A. F. S.

It is very strongly recommended that you consider the February 13, 1968 monthly meeting of the READING FOUNDRY ASSOCIATION at the Crystal Restaurant in Reading. MIKE PALKO of BIRDSBORO CORP., JOHN WARREN of TEXTILE MACHINE WORKS, and A. P. COLLER of WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORP. will form the panel for a spirited discussion on "Value Analysis in the Foundry."

CONESTOGA FOUNDRYMEN'S ASSOCIATION are having their regular monthly meeting on February 21st, at the B.P.O. ELKS #134, 319 N. Duke St., Lancaster, Pa.

COMPANY OF THE MONTH AWARD:

ALAN WOOD STEEL COMPANY, Conshohocken, Pa., will be honored at our February Meeting. H. J. EVANS, Gen. Mgr., will he our guest.

THE NORTH AMERICAN ROCKWELL CORP., announced agreement in principle to purchase the assets and business of TEXTILE MACHINE WORKS, Reading, Pa., subject to approval by shareholders of both companies.

LIBERTY EQUITIES CORP., Washington, I.). C., has acquired the SALEM PIPE & IRON MFG. CO ., Bridgeton, N. J., and FERRO PIPE & FOUNDRY CO., Miliville, N. .1. The Foundries, which produce cast iron soil pipe, fittings and plumbing specialties, will continue operations at the present locations. LIBERTY EQUITIES said it plans an expansion program at time New Jersey Foundries.

HOWMET CORP., sold out its mining operations only, to the newly reconstituted corporation to be known as the FRANK SAMUEL & COMPANY. Charles H. Gehret is now the President of the Frank Samuel & Co. HOWMET CORP., continues in the refractory business as well as aluminum reduction. and processing of special alloys.

PLEASE NOTE

APRIL'S MONTHLY MEETING WILL BE HELD

ON

THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1968

In addition to the change in meeting night, the cost of the dinner will be $5.00, instead of the S4.50 which we have been paying.


CARBON BONDED CRUCIBLES REFRACTC

the THE HANNA FURNACE CORP(

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name Philadelphia 3, Pennsylvania

In iron Phone: LO. 3-0307

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Local Representative: LARRY BERGER 1000 Maple Avenue Lancaster, Pa. , 717-393-224

4 PHILADELPHIA CHAPTER A. F. S. FEBRUARY, 19

We are very sorry to announce the death of MR. ROBERT "BOB" ANSON, who was for many years connected with the Steel Foundries and was a member of the A.F.S. Mr. Anson died on October 24, 1967.

THE CHESTER V. NASS

MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

Friends and Family, along with the Trustees of the

Foundry Educational Foundation, have established the

Chester V. Nass Scholarship Program to provide a lasting

memorial to Mr. Nass, eleventh president of the FEF. Mr.

Nass died in Oak Park, Illinois, on August 17, 1967. The

Award will assist and encourage capable and deserving stu -

dents interested in careers in the cast metals industry. At

the suggestion of Mrs. Nass, voluntary contributions were

made to the FEF by many of his friends and bUSIneSS

associates. These funds, along with subsequent contributions

made for this purpose will be held by the Foundation in a

separate endowment account. Earnings will he used each

year to provide a scholarship award in the amount of $500.

The C. V. Nass Scholarship will he awarded each year

at the Annual Meeting of the Foundation to the FEF regis-

trant judged to be the most distinguished student enrolled

in the FEF program in that school year. Selection will he

made by the FEF's Board of Awards on the basis or recoin-

mendations from each professor in charge of the cast metals

program at SChOOlS affiliated with the Foundation. The

Board of Awards will also consider each candidate's

academic performance, extracurricular achievements, and

summer or co-op employment record.

An appropriate citation will he presented along with the $500.00 cash award.

Beginning in September 1968, our monthly meetings

will be held in the Sheraton-Penn Pike Motor Inn, at the

Fort Washington Interchange of the Pa. Turnpike. For

many of our members this location should he a more readily

accessible meeting place, and we will enjoy free, ample

parking. Please make a note of this important change for

the future!

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• ESTABLISHED 1868 • Cements and Lad Induction Furnace

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PHILADELPHIA, PA. a KIngsley 5-04

PIG IRON, COKE, COAL, FERRO -ALL , ' FLUORSPAR, SAND, CLAYS, SHOT and

EVERITT H. LUEDERS & CO. 69 LODGES LANE BALA-CYNWYD, PA. 19004

FOUNDRY ABRASION, IMPACT and NOISE SPECIALIS Super-tough synthetic and urethane rubber liners and molded products/plain backed / for blastcleaning and tumbling units, buckets, chutes, mallets, patte

Telephone: 215-664-8209

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AMERICAN FOUNDRYMENS SOCIETY F-. caéSee4

PHILADELPHIA CHAPTER 4 VOL. 1

MARCH, 1968

No.6

Chairman 1 EDWARD C. KLANK, Jesse Morie & Sons, Inc. DIRECTORS

Vice Chairman STEWART A. WICK, New Jersey Silica Sand Co.

1 Terms expire 1968 Terms expire 1969 Terms expire 1910 Secretary and Treasurer JANER MUNCK, Beloit-Eastern Corp. ALBERT G. EBERLE, Bushings, Inc. WILLIAM J. DIETRICH, Link-Belt Co.

HERMAN E. MANDEL, GEORGE A. SMIERNOW, Drexel Institute of Technology HARRY GLENN, Dodge Steel Co. ROY KURTZ, Phila. Bronze Corp. Pennsylvania Foundry Supply and Sand Co. LESTER E. MOUNT, Jr., Palmyra Foundry Co. JAMES QUIGLEY, National Crucible Co. L. STEWART COCHRANE, GanoMoore Co., Inc. Ashland Street and Adams Avenue

1 Philadelphia, Pa. 19124

G. WESLEY WILLIAMS, Janney Cylinder Company

744.4515

ROUND TABLE MEETING

"Electric Melting" Speakers:

IRON

STEEL

NON-FERROUS HANS HEINE

EDWARD BERRY

JOSEPH FOWLES Brown Boveri Co. Penn Steel Foundry & Machine Co. Ajax Magnathermic Co.

N. Brunswick, N. J. Hamburg, Pa. Warren, Ohio

Technical Chairmen:

GEORGE VAUGHN

VALDIS SVEKIS

ALBERT EBERLE Amsted Industries

Deemer Steel Casting Co. Bushings, Inc.

Florence, N. J. New Castle, Del. Philadelphia, Pa.

FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1968 AT THE



,4 Cordlial We/come to .A//! - Me.,nkr-i and non - Tflemle-to

PHILADELPHIA CHAPTER A. F. S. MARCH, 1968

1 4~t& GANO, MOORE COMPANY, INC. PIG IRON - FERRO ALLOYS - MASTER ALLOYS

ZIRCON - FLUORSPAR - ORES

Wynnewood, Pa. 19096 (215) Ml 2-4822


Save LANSDALE, PENNSYLVANIA Buy abor" 215.855-5131 Tabor"

iestone CO R S 0 N Refractories

PLYMOUTH MEETING, PA. - -


Analysts • Research • Development • Investigations Spectography • Physical Testing • Salt Spray • Radiography

MITCHELL, Pres.

'\

G. E. SMITH, INC. J PITTSBURGH, PA.

J BINDERS • EXOTHERMICS • MACHINES Represented by George F. Pettinos, Inc.

WHITEHEAD METALS, INC. itehead Foundry Alloy Service - the Broadest Line in the Industry




RONITEPETRO 13011JI)e NATIONAL Dackage binder WATERLESS SAND BONDING AGENT BE3ITE

tfactured by: BAROID DIVISION NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY

REPRESE'TATIVES: PENNSYLVANIA FOUNDRY SUPPLY & SAND CO.

E. F. HOUGHTON & co SETT"

TEN" 303 W. Lehigh Ave., Phila. 33, Pa. NO BAKE

OILS REgent 9-7100 BINDERS "QUIK-SETT NB" NO BAKE BINDER




EWAYGO • Reddy Sandy • Handy Sandy

ineering Company • Complete Sand and Mold !AYGO, MICHIGAN Handling and Conveying Equip.


CEMENTS - CASTABLES - PLASTICS - RAMMING MIXES

RESCO PRODUCTS, INC. 279-5010 CH 2-1122 j!I

P. 0. Box 108, Conshohocken Rd., Norristown, Pa. 19404

BOTFIELD REFRACTORIES DIV. . HO 52626

__Swanson and Clymer Str.ets, Philadelphia, Pa. 19147

PROGRAM OF MEETINGS 1967-68

THURSDAY APRIL 25, 1968 "FOUNDRY DESIGN AND MECHANIZA.

TION"—JAMES PLANTEN, Foundry Design Co., Inc., White Plains, N. Y. Tech. Chairman - WILLIAM MORLEY, H. C. Enderlein Co., Philadelphia, Pa.


COMPANY OF THE MONTH AWARD:

ALPHA-LUX COMPANY, INC., Philadelphia, Pa., will be honored at our March Meeting. Messrs. Fred W. Parker, Refractory Sales Manager and Robert Parker Jr., Plant Mgr. will be our guests.

The Nominating Committee will introduce a new slate of Officers and Directors for 1968-69 1 at our March Meeting. The Nominating Committee consists of the following men:

Chairman, JACK SCHRAEDER, Link-Belt Co. TOM CORBETT, Dodge Steel Co. JIM SORENSON, Ampco Metal Inc. JOE SABOL, Link-Belt Co. RON JOHNSON, Jesse S. Morie & Son BILL WILKINS, Geo. Sail Metals STAN HOOT, Carson-Marshall Co.

We are very pleased to welcome a new Company Membership:

ROLLE MFG. CO., INC., Lansdale, Pa. - M. E. SCHWENZER.

And a hearty welcome to the following new personal memberships:

ROBERT LASUS, Student - Rosti Workshop for Archi-tects, Phila., Pa.

EUGENE E. FERRY, Read Ferry Co. CHARLES COOPER, Teacher - Phila. School District. W. B. SCOTT, Plasmet Engineering Co. JAMES H. HATTEN, III, Pennsylvania Foundry Sup-

ply & Sand Co., Phila., Pa.

RENEW YOUR MEMBERSHIP NOW

DO NOT DELAY

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MARCH, 1968

CHARLES LOCKE, President, Donegal Steel Foundry Co., Marietta, Pa., has been nominated to serve as Inter-national Director A.F.S. for 3 years.

JOHN JENNINGS is now Foundry Sales Specialist for Metallurg Alloy Corp., New York.

A. P. GREEN REFRACTORIES CO., has merged with U. S. GYPSUM CO., and will continue to operate under its present name as a wholly-owned subsidiary.

CHARLES H. TAYLOR, JR., was named Director of Research, National Crucible Co., Phila., Pa.

The Annual Meeting of the Steel Founders' Society will be held in the Drake Hotel, Chicago, III., March 11-12, 1968.

The 72nd A.F.S. Castings Congress and Exposition will be held at the Cleveland Convention Hall, Cleveland, Ohio, from April 29th to May 3rd, 1968.

DONALD TETZLAFF is no longer associated with Ampco Metal Inc., Eddington, Pa.

IANER MUNCK is no longer associated with Beloit Corp., Downingtown Div., Downingtown, Pa., having left for a new firm in the Mid-West. We will miss our genial Chapter Director and wish him well.

TAGGART BRIMFIELD CO., of Hammonton, New Jersey, suppliers of Industrial Sands & Gravel, has changed its name to BRIMFIELD COMPANY.

GENERAL MACHINE CO., INC., Emmaus and its sub-sidiary EMMAUS FOUNDRY & MACHINE CO., have been purchased by Belmont Iron Works here for $1.8 million. As reported Dec. 25, Belmont had agreed to buy General Machine and its Foundry for $2.3 million. Jack Fisher, Belmont treasurer said $500,000 of assets had been returned to former owners. General Machine, which fabri-cates heating equipment, and Emmaus, a gray and ductile iron foundry, will be operated together as a subsidiary of Belmont.

In the past year, Belmont had expanded, through pur-chase or merger, adding the following subsidiaries: P. G. METALS CORP., Phila., Pa., HOPENN CORP., gray iron foundry at Fairview Village, Pa., Schiller-Pfeiffer, Inc., Schiller-Pfeiffer Machine Works, Inc. and their parent firm, Little Wonder, Inc., Southampton, Pa. and Reliance Steel Products, in McKeesport, Pa.

PLEASE NOTE APRIL'S MONTHLY MEETING WILL BE HELD ON

THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1968 In addition to the change in meeting night, the cost of

the dinner will be $5.00, instead of the $4.50 which we have been paying.

BLACK PRODUCTS CO. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS

CK DIAMOND" SEA COAL, PITCH, PARTINGS, CORE and MOLD WASHES S REPRESENTATIVES:

SON, MARSHALL & CO., INC., NORRISTOWN, PA. PHONES: 279-4520 or CH 2-0727


A COMPLETE LINE OF FOUNDRY SUPPLIES . . .

CARSON, Office and Warehouse: Readin g Compan y , Mill Street Frei g ht Station, Norristown, Pa.

BRoadwa y 9-4520 CHestnuf Hill 24



the THE HANNA FURNACE CORPOR best known 1462 Suburban Station BuiIdin HANNA name Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19

in iron Phone: LO 3-8923

MERCHANT PIG IRON DIVISION OF NATIONAL STEEL CORPORAl

W. B. COLEMAN CO. CHEMISTS • METALLURGISTS

CHEMICAL, PHYSICAL, SPECTROGRAPHIC ANALYSIS

9th and Rising Sun Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. 19140 BAldwin 3-7

Foseco EjH ERMI

Serving The Foundry Industry In New York am BOB HUNTER, 124-3111


*ARCHER DANIELS MIDLAND COMPANY CEO. DONOGHUE, 27S4

ALAN WOOD STEEL COMPA Conshohocken, Pa. 19428

• COKE —Foundry and Industrial

• PIG IRON —Foundr Malleabl. and Bask

ROYERFOUNDRY SYSTEMS AND EQUIPME Overhead sand systems • Pallet systems • Equipment for aerating, storing, conveying

ROYER FOUNDRY & MACHINE CO., Kingston, Pa. 18704 / 717.287-9

&11e4 MeihodS by BEARDSLEY & PIPER COMPA

Sales Representatives PENNSYLVANIA FOUNDRY SUPPLY & SAND CO. JE 5-

Philadelphia Hamilton, Ontario Boston New



FOUNDRY.. L...A

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i DISTRICT OFFICE: 1 WAREHOUSI I 134 Morton Rd. &LWarehc I t Jackson I SPRINGFIELD I - I3rd E& ITeIe.

(Camden) EM (PhIIa.) MA

L KIngswood38168 CANTON. OHIO .....

CORE-LUBE, INC. BINDERS: NO-BAKE (Acid Set) - HOT BOX - SILICATE

CORE OILS - JET-SET CHEMICAL BINDER Local Representative: LARRY BERGER

1000 MAPLE AVENUE LANCASTER, PA. 717.393.224

4 PHILADELPHIA CHAPTER A. F. S. MARCH, 1968

We are very sorry to announce the recent death of GEORGE F. PETTINOS JR., Pres., Geo. F. Pet-tinos Inc., Bala-Cynwyd, Pa., and THEODORE SCHWERTZLER, recently retired from Dodge Steel Co., Phila., Pa.

For the convenience of our members and non-members alike, we respectfully request the return of the DINNER RESERVATION CARDS for our monthly meetings, list-ing the number of persons planning to attend. At the February meeting, we had 65 reservations but served 88 dinners and this caused some delay. Please therefore mail in your reservation cards as soon as possible, so that we can better serve you.

It was recently announced that the PALMYRA FOUND-RY CO., Palmyra, N. J., has placed into operation a 600 KW, 15 ton Electric Induction Furnace, which replaces their cupola operation that has been in existence since the plant's founding in 1920. The 15 ton Furnace will be supplemented by a 5000 lb. Corless Furnace eliminat-ing the cupola as a stand-by unit. Special metal require-ments will be available from the use of this equipment. The company has also added larger laboratory facilities.

The CONESTOGA FOUNDRYMEN'S ASSOCIATION and READING FOUNDRYMEN'S ASSOCIATION are hav-ing a joint meeting on March 20th, at Overlook Country Club, Lancaster, Pa., a talk on "Preventive Maintenance" will be given by Mr. R. C. Howell, Chief Works Engr., American Steel Foundries, Chicago, Ill. The Technical Chairman for the talk will be Mr. Charles Locke, Donegal Steel Foundry Co., Marietta, Pa.

The METROPOLITAN BRASS FOUNDER'S ASSOC., has announced a "Mulling, Molding and Control of Sand" Seminar, to be held March 6-8, at the Military Park Hotel, Newark, New Jersey. Mixing, molding and control of sands will be emphasized. Mold wall movement, hot deformation, hot properties, creep, mold atmosphere, heat transfer are studied in relation to molding and casting quality. Students bring "case problems" to class for discussion. For molding foremen, technicians and supervisors responsible for sand testing, mixing and control.

Beginning in September 1968, our monthly meetings will be held in the Sheraton-Penn Pike Motor Inn, at the Fort Washington Interchange of the Pa. Turnpike. For many of our members this location should be a more readily accessible meeting place, and we will enjoy free, ample parking. Please make a note of this important change for the future!!

ACME RESIN COMPANY Division of Corn Products Company

MOGUL® - DEXOCOR® - KORDEK® - CERELOSE® - GLOBE® Dextri RESIN COATED SAND — SHELL RESINS — SHOT BOX RESINS — NO BAKE RE!

David L. Longeuviiie Main Office

Fair Lawn, New Jersey Forest Park, Illinois 201-797-3939 312-287-2339





ISupplies - Equipment Service- Know- How - Relia'--

ST PENNSYLVANIA PHILADELPHIA, PA. Largest Warehouse (AMBRIDGE, N (215) 744-4515 1 Stocks in the (6?17) 327-811

CHAPLETS and CHILL PENNSYLVANIA CHAPLET COMPANY

STOCK SHIPMENTS MANUFACTUR'

EX O METCONNEAUT,INCORPORATE

OH

ADVANCED EXOTHERMIC AND INSULATING PRODUCT

in ferrous and L!I!!ITfll ROSS-TACONY CRUCIBLE COMPA

ROBBINS AND MILNOR STS., PHILADELPHIA - MA 4-10

YEARS OF QUALITY PRODUCTS

ESTABLISHED 1868 - Cements and Ladle 100 Induction Furnace

Hickman, Williams &

PHILADELPHIA, PA. • KIngsley 5-0423

PIG IRON, COKE, COAL, FERRO.ALLC FLUORSPAR, SAND, CLAYS, SHOT and

NATIONAL ENGINEERING COMPANY Simpson Mix-Mullers Simpson Continuous Multi-Mu

Contact: L. G. PROBST, Vice President and Eastern District Sales It

549 West Washington Boulevard, Chicago, Illinois 60606 Phone: 312-78

AMERICAN COLLOID COMPAN AL

Phone: Chi(ago (312) 583-0400 - Skokie (312) 966-5720

.YL•]t . PANTHER CREEK

SPECIFY MOROC® CO 2 FOUNDRY BINDER GET CONSTANT QUALITY

Diamond Chemicals W DIAMOND ALKALI COMPANY

12 South 12th Street Philadelphia, Penna. 1910

- Representing The Fanner Mfg. Co. Morgantown 286-9




AMERICAN FOUNDRYMEN'S SD(;IETY ,4 7edcica1 S6cet

PHILADELPHIA CHAPTER

VOL. 1 APRIL, 1968 No. 7

Chairman EDWARD C. KLANK, Jesse Mona & Sons, Inc. DIRECTORS

Vice Chairman STEWART A. WICK, New Jersey Silica Sand Co.

Terms expire 1968 Terms expire 1969 Terms expire 1910

Secretary and Treasurer IANER MUNCK, Beloit-Eastern Corp. ALBERT C. EBERLE, Bushings, Inc. WILLIAM J. DIETRICH, Link-Belt Co.

HERMAN E. MANDEL, GEORGE A. SMIERNOW, Drexel Institute of Technology HARRY GLENN, Dodge Steel Co. ROY KURTZ, Phila. Bronze Corp. Pennsylvania Foundry Supply and Sand Co.

Ashland Street and Adams Avenue LESTER E. MOUNT, Jr., Palmyra Foundry Co. JAMES QUIGLEY, National Crucible G. WESLEY WILLIAMS, Janney Cylinder Company

Co. L. STEWART COCHRANE, Gano-Moore Co., Inc.

Philadelphia, Pa. 19124 744-4515

"FOUNDRY DESIGN AND MECHANIZATION" Speaker: JAMES PLANTEN

Foundry Design Co., Inc. While Plains, New York

Mr. Planten has spent the past 25 years in the Foundry Engineering and Consulting business in the United States and abroad.

He has traveled continually in recent years to Brazil, Mexico, Turkey, France, Israel, Italy, Scotland, England and other countries to carry out assignments in the Foundry Engineering field to improve operating costs, modernize manufacturing methods and design new low, cost foundry facilities.

His talk on modern foundry practice will briefly cover the new tools and techniques available to the foundrymen today, including slides on equipment design and application; and how various components may be grouped showing one of the most modern mechanized foundries recently placed in operation in the United States.

Technical Chairman: WILLIAM MORLEY H. G. Enderlein Co.

Philadelphia, Pa.

* THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1968 0 AT THE


DINNER 6:30 P.M. SHARP $5.00 Including Gratuities - MEETING 7:45 P.M.

.A Cordial We/come to All! - Memkri anti 7/on - memleri

PHILADELPHIA CHAPTER A. F. S. APRIL, 1968

GANO, MOORE COMPANY, INC. q" PIG IRON - FERRO ALLOYS - MASTER ALLOYS


Wynnewood, Pa. 19096 (215) MI 2-4822


Save LANSDALE, PENNSYLVANIA Buy a or 215-855-5131 a or

lestone CO RSON Refractories



Analysts • Research S Development • Investigations Spectography • Physical Testing S Salt Spray • Radiography

MITCHELL, Pros.

'\ G. E. SMITH, INC. I PITTSBURGH, PA.

2ifIA?i BINDERS • EXOTHERMICS • MACHINES Represented by George F. Pettinos, Inc.

WHITEHEAD METALS, INC. itehead Foundry Alloy Service - the Broadest tine in the Industry




RONITEPETRO BOND' NATIONAL' Dackage binder WATERLESS SAND BONDING AGENT BE39ITE

tfactured by: BAROID DIVISION NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY 9jjflj REPRESETATIVES: PENNSYLVANIA FOUNDRY SUPPLY & SAND CO.

E. F. HOUGHTON & CO. TEN" 303 W. Lehigh Ave., Phila. 33, Pa.

NO BAKE OILS REgent 9-7100 BINDERS





EWAYGO • Reddy Sandy • Handy Sandy ineering Company • Complete Sand and Mold AYGO, MICHIGAN Handling and Conveying Equip.



RESCO PRODUCTS, INC. 279-5010 CH 2-1122 iJ !J

P. 0. Box 108, Conshohocken Rd., Norristown, Pa. 19404 BOTFIELD REFRACTORIES DIV. • HO 52626

_Swanson and Clymer Streets, Philadelphia, Pa. 19147

COMPANY OF THE MONTH AWARD: AMPCO METAL INC., EASTERN DIVISION, Ed-

dington, Pa. will be honored at our April Meeting. MR. A. P. G. McGINNES will accept our award and will be our guest.

We wish to extend a very hearty welcome to the following new members: JAMES H. WALSH, Bethlehem Steel Corp. FERDINAND SZYKTAMC, Easton Metal Powder Co., Inc. E. H. KAUFFMAN, Bethlehem Steel Corp. ROBERT A. GRAFF, Alcast Metals P. FRANK BELL, P. F. Bell Co., Inc. LARRY L. WOLFE SR., Reading Metals Refining WM. C. CARLSON, Hooker Chemical Corp., Durez Div.

The Nominating Committee announced the following slate for the 1968-1969 schedule:

Chairman - STEWART A. WICK, New Jersey Silica Sand Company

Vice-Chairman - WILLIAM J. DIETRICH, Link Belt Co. Sec.-Treas. - HERMAN E. MANDEL, Pennsylvania

Foundry Supply & Sand Company

Directors: (for a period of three years) LESTER E. MOUNT JR., Palmyra Foundry Co. JOHN WARREN, Textile Machine Works EDWIN RICHARDS, Bethlehem Steel Co.

According to the by-laws, the names of other mem-bers in good standing may be added to those recommended by the Committee, by petitions signed by 15 members and filed in writing with Secretary 15 days after the March Meeting.

PAST CHAPTER CHAIRMEN NIGHT: The April program is our final regular meeting of the

season, and our last at the Engineers Club, at least for the next year, so it is fitting to honor as our guests all past Chapter Chairmen, who have guided our Chapter to its position as one of the best in A.F.S.

With more than 160 at our February 8th, Round Table Meeting, we may have reached our attendance peak. We were very pleased to include National A.F.S. Director L. W. GREENSLADE, PROF. WES WINTER of Penn State, J. 0. DENNY of the Pittsburgh Chapter and DALLAS MARSH of the Northwest Pennsylvania Chapter.

Our good friend and booster, ED SAKS, Instructor of Foundry Practice at Dobbins Vocational School, Phila., Pa., requests small patterns for bench work. Please advise the Secretary's Office.

RENEW YOUR

MEMBERSHIP NOW

"RI SAL

DO NOT DELAY

CA

APRIL, 1968 PHILADELPHIA CHAPTER A. F. S. 3

INDUCTION MELTING WORKSHOP May 20, 21, 22, 9:00 A.M. Daily

Benjamin Franklin Hotel Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Informal and practical instruction on both ferrous and nonferrous alloys. Brief lectures, chief emphasis on panel discussion and workshop groups. Includes furnaces, casting application, economics, melting practice and metallurgical control. Program designed for plants using induction melting or considering it.

The Workshop will be given by Instructors of National Recognition and ability. The fee $100.00.

Don't miss the "Greatest A.F.S. Show on Earth," April 29 through May 3. A.F.S. 72nd Casting Congress and Exposition, Cleveland Convention Hail, Cleveland, Ohio. A record breaking 103,000 sq. ft. of industrial exhibits will be on display. You can't afford not to send your key personnel.

PAUL B. IIARNER, Pres., Berkmont Industries, Inc., advises that the Unicast Division, Boyertown, Pa., is again increasing building and production facilities and that by September 1, 1968, production facilities will be increased l)y 9%.

LEROY WELTE formerly of Welsbachi Corp., is now associated with Stanley G. Flagg Co., Stowe, Pa.

CARL RIDER has retired after more than 40 years of service with Grinnell Corp., Columbia, Pa.

CHARLES B. DORRIS, Sales Rep., Alan Wood Steel Co., Conshohocken, Pa., has retired.

ROBERT CONROY formerly of Alloy Steel Castings Co., has joined the Chapman Valve Division of the Crane Co., Indian Orchard, Massachusetts.

CHARLES MENZER returned to Alloy Steel Castings Co., Southampton, Pa., as Vice President Mfg. He spent several years advising the foundry industry in the country of Pakistan.

FRED FRICK has been promoted to Foundry Supt., Sprout Waldron & Co., Muncy, Pa.

MAX PERSUN is now with Eagle Castings, Des Moines, Iowa.

After 50 years of service, R. "BUTCH" DUNKEL, retired March 1, 1968 from Hamburg Plow Works, Ham-burg, Pennsylvania.

GEORGE JOHN has recently been appointed General Manager for Emmaus Foundry and Machine Div.

WILLIAM S. THOMAS, Exec. V.P., has retired on March 1, from Emmaus Foundry and Machine Div., after 22 years of service.

VALDIS SVEKIS, was named General Manager of Operations at the Deemer Steel Casting Co., New Castle, Delaware.


LACK DIAMOND" SEA COAL, PITCH, PARTINGS, CORE and MOLD WASHES .ES REPRESENTATIVES:

RSON, MARSHALL & CO., INC., NORRISTOWN, PA. PHONES: 279-4520 or CH 2-0727


CARBON BONDED CRUCIBLES REFRACTO

the A THE HANNA FURNACE CORPORI best known 1462 Suburban Station Building

name Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 191

in iron HANN Phone: LO 3-8923

MERCHANT PIG IRON DIVISION OF NATIONAL STEEL CORPORATI

W. B. COLEMAN CO. CHEMISTS • METALLURGISTS

CHEMICAL, FfHYSICAL, SPECTROGRAPHIC ANALYSIS

9th and Rising Sun Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. 19140 BAldwin 3-7

F o s e c o. EjjMI

proq

O Serving The Foundry Industry In N.w York

BOB HUNTER, 1243101


ARCHER DANIELS MIDLAND COMPANY GEO. DONOGHUE, 211.12

ALAN WOOD STEEL COMPAJ Conshohocken, Pa. 19428

COKE—Foundry and Industrial

• PIG IRON —Foundry, Malleable and Basic

ROYERFOUNDRY SYSTEMS AND EQUIPME Overhead sand systems • Pallet systems • Equipment for aerating, storing, conveying s

ROYER FOUNDRY & MACHINE CO., Kingston, Pa. 18704 / 717.287-9

lIeIIe4 MCL4Oc1 by BEARDSLEV & PIPER COMPA





FOUNDRY ALLOYS WAREHOUSI

134 Morton Rd. &XV 3rd &Jackson( SPRINGFIELD '' Tele (PhIIa) PA

Ingswood38i68 CANTON. OHIO .....(Camden) EM

CORE-LUBE, INC. BINDERS: NO-BAKE (Acid Set) - HOT BOX - SILICATE

CORE OILS - JET-SET CHEMICAL BINDER Local Representative: LARRY BERGER

1000 MAPLE AVENUE LANCASTER, PA. 717-393-224

2 PHILADELPHIA CHAPTER A. F. S. APRIL, 1968

GANO, MOORE COMPANY, INC.

hq PIG IRON - FERRO ALLOYS - MASTER ALLOYS ZIRCON - FLUORSPAR - ORES

Wynnewood, Pa. 19096 (215) Ml 2-4822

THE TABOR MANUFACTURING COMPANY Div. Turbo Machine Company

Save LANSDALE, PENNSYLVANIA Buy Labor" 215-855-5131

Tabor"

Limestone CO R SON Refractories


LEHIGH TESTING LABORATORIES P.O. BOX 1241, WILMINGTON, DEL

Analysts I Research S Development • Investigations Spectography • Physical Testing S Salt Spray • Radiography

C. K. MITCHELL, Pres.

G. E. SMITH, INC. PITTSBURGH, PA.

BINDERS • EXOTHERMICS • MACHINES Represented by George F. Pettinos, Inc.

WHITEHEAD METALS, INC. Whitehead Foundry Alloy Service - the Broadest tine in the Industry



FOUNDRY AND INDUSTRIAL COKE 4501 Richmond Street, Phila. 37, Pa. Pioneer 3-3100

BARONITEPETRO BOND' NATIONAL' one-package binder WATERLESS SAND BONDING AGENT BE2ITE

Manufactured by: BAROID DIVISION NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY 1jjlI SALES REPRESETATIVES: PENNSYLVANIA FOUNDRY SUPPLY & SAND CO.

E. F. HOUGHTON & CO, "QUIK SETT"

"HY-TEN" 303 W. Lehigh Ave., Phila. 33, Pa. NO BAKE

CORE OILS REgent 9-7100 BINDERS "QUIK-SETT NB" NO BAKE BINDER




NEWAYGO • Reddy Sandy • Handy Sandy

Engineering Company • Complete Sand and Mold NEWAYGO, MICHIGAN Handling and Conveying Equip.

Sales Representatives: Pennsylvania Foundry Supply & Sand Company


RESCO PRODUCTS, INC. . 279-5010 CH 2-1122

_ P. 0. Box 108, Conshohocken Rd., Norristown, Pa. 19404

— BOTFIELD REFRACTORIES DIV. • NO S 2626

Swanson and Clymer Streets, Philadelphia, Pa. 19147

COMPANY OF THE MONTH AWARD: AMPCO METAL INC., EASTERN DIVISION,

dington, Pa. will be honored at our April Meeting. A. P. G. McGINNES will accept our award and wi our guest.

We wish to extend a very hearty welcome to following new members: JAMES H. WALSH, Bethlehem Steel Corp. FERDINAND SZYKTAMC, Easton Metal Powder Co. E. H. KAUFFMAN, Bethlehem Steel Corp. ROBERT A. GRAFF, Alcast Metals P. FRANK BELL, P. F. Bell Co., Inc. LARRY L. WOLFE SR., Reading Metals Refining WM. C. CARLSON, Hooker Chemical Corp., Durez

The Nominating Committee announced the folio slate for the 1968-1969 schedule:

Chairman - STEWART A. WICK, New Jersey Silica Company

Vice-Chairman - WILLIAM J. DIETRICH, Link Bel Sec.-Treas. - HERMAN E. MANDEL, Pennsylvania

Foundry Supply & Sand Company

Directors: (for a period of three years) LESTER E. MOUNT JR., Palmyra Foundry Co JOHN WARREN, Textile Machine Works EDWIN RICHARDS, Bethlehem Steel Co.

According to the by-laws, the names of other hers in good standing may be added to those recomme by the Committee, by petitions signed by 15 me:: and filed in writing with Secretary 15 days afte: March Meeting.

PAST CHAPTER CHAIRMEN NIGHT: The April program is our final regular meeting c

season, and our last at the Engineers Club, at least fo next year, so it is fitting to honor as our guests all Chapter Chairmen, who have guided our Chapter 1 position as one of the best in A.F.S.

With more than 160 at our February 8th, R Table Meeting, we may have reached our attendance We were very pleased to include National A.F.S. Dii L. W. GREENSLADE, PROF. WES WINTER of State, J. 0. DENNY of the Pittsburgh Chapter DALLAS MARSH of the Northwest Pennsylvania Ch

Our good friend and booster, ED SAKS, Instruct Foundry Practice at Dobbins Vocational School, Phila, requests small patterns for bench work. Please advis Secretary's Office.

RENEW YOUR

MEMBERSHIP NOW

DO NOT DELAY

4 PHILADELPHIA CHAPTER A. F. S. APRIL, 1968

GEORGE "SCOTTY" BRADSHAW is again confined to the Doctor's Hospital, 17th and Vine Sts., Phila., Pa.

JOHN "JACK" ROBB is recuperating at home after a recent operation performed at the Bryn Mawr Hospital Bryn Mawr, Pa.

JAMES "JIM" MARCH of Camden Foundry Co., is hospitalized at the Holy Redeemer Hospital, Meadow-brook, Pa.

Get Well Soon!

PLEASE NOTE

APRIL'S MONTHLY MEETING WILL BE HELD ON: THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1968

In addition to this, the cost of the dinner will be $5.00 instead of the $4.50 which we have been paying.

We are very sorry to announce the recent deaths of the following:

WALTER E. ERTEL, SR., Pres., Williamsport Foundry Inc., Williamsport, Pennsylvania.

P. R. BAKER, Pres., U. S. Lock & Hardware Co., Columbia, Pennsylvania.

RICHARD SCHERER, Pres., Acme Brass & Bronze Co., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

ROY A. GEZELIUS, Vice Pres., General Steel Ind., Inc.

R. KRALOVEC, E. I. DuPont DeNeniours & Company, Wilmington, Delaware.

Beginning in September 1968, our monthly meetings will he held in the Sheraton-Penn Pike Motor Inn, at the Fort Washington Interchange of the Pa. Turnpike. For many of our members this location should be a more readily accessible meeting place, and we will enjoy free ample parking. Please make a note of this important change for the future!

Our ANNUAL GOLF OUTING, PICNIC & DINNER, again will be held at the Warrington Country Club, on Friday, June 21, 1968 and is but a few short months away. We therefore wish to remind our members and non-mem-bers alike, to avoid "overcrowding" and to make the affair most enjoyable, we are obliged to limit the sale of Picnic Tickets, so as to conform with the comfortable capacity of the Club's facilities. Members of course, will be given preference.

The sale of all Picnic Tickets will be made in advance and therefore no tickets will be sold nor exchanged at the Club.

The Entertainment Committee is planning a bigger and better Picnic than ever, so we do request that you start making provisions for the amount of tickets you plan to purchase and send in your reservations as soon as the formal announcement is made. DON'T MISS OUT.

There will be no Philadelphia Chapter Monthly Meeting in May, due to the Cleveland Convention.


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PHILADELPHIA CHAPTER

VOL. 1 JUNE, 1968 No. 8

Chairman H STEWART A. WICK, New Jersey Silica Sand Co.

D I R E C 1 0 R S Vice Chairman WILLIAM J. DIETRICH. Link-Bolt Co.

Seerretary and Treasurer Terms expire 1969 Terms expire 1970 Terms expire 1971 HERMAN E. MANDEL,

Pennsylvania Foundry Supply and Sand Co. ALBERT C. EBERLE, Bushings, Inc. ROY KURTZ. Phila. Bronze Corp. LESTER E. MOUNT, Jr., Palmyra Foundry Co.

Ashland Street and Adams Avenue HARRY GLENN, Dodge Steel Co. L. STEWART COCHRANE, Gano.Mooro Co., Inc. JOHN WARREN, Textile Machine Wks./Fdy. Div.

Philadelphia. Pa. 19124 JAMES QUIGLEY. National Crucible Co. EDWIN RICHARD, Bethlehem Steel Co. 744.4515 EDWARD C. KLAN K, Jesse Merle & Sons, Inc.

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WARRINGTON COUNTRY CLUB Route 611 and Alms House Road Warrington, Pa. Phone: DI 3-9981 (Pro Shop)

(Five Miles North of Willow Grove Naval Air Station)

FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1968 Golf • Baseball • Quoits • Door Prizes • Game Prizes • Music • Floor Show • Swimming

loop- - The entire club and all it's facilities will be at our disposal '-

FREE BEER ALL DAY COATS OPTIONAL

COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED

- From Pennsylvania Turnpike either direction, use Willow-Grove Exit Travel north on 611, five miles above Willow Grove Naval Air Station . . . club entrance on right hand side.

From New Jersey Turnpike as above, or Route 73 (Tacony Palmyra Bridge) to 611, then north.

CLAM BAR Tickets - $9.00

Make Check Payable to: Philadelphia Chapter, AFS

Mail To:

HERMAN MANDEL, Secretary-Treasurer c/o Pennsylvania Foundry Supply & Sand Co. Ashland below E. Adams Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. 19124 (215) 744.4515

CHECK MUST ACCOMPANY RESERVATION NO REFUNDS— NO EXCHANGES

PHILADELPHIA CHAPTER A. F. S. JUNE, 1968

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/ BINDERS • EXOTHERMICS • MACHINES Represented by George F. Pettinos, Inc.

WHITEHEAD METALS, INC. head Foundry Alloy Service - the Broadest Line in the Industry

P55-75 Hunting Park Avenue • Philadelphia, Pa.


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PRESETATIVES: PENNSYLVANIA FOUNDRY SUPPLY & SAND CO.

E. F. HOUGHTON & CO. N" 303 W. Lehigh Ave., Phila. 33, Pa.

NO BAKE U.S REgent 9-7100 BINDERS





WAYGO • Reddy Sandy • Handy Sandy

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Representatives: Pennsylvania Foundry Supply & Sand Company


' RESCO PRODUCTS, INC. 279-5010 CH 2-1122

P. 0. Box 108, Conshohocken Rd., Norristown, Pa. 19404 , BOTFIELD REFRACTORIES DIV. . HO 52626

_Swanson and Clymer Streets, Philadelphia, Pa. 19147

PICNIC NOTES:

Because of the large number of Golfers it is necessary to have a starting time. Please phone the Warrington Country Club, Pro Shop - (215) DI 3-9981.

All reservations will be made for foursomes. All names of the foursomes must be given.

The Pro at the Club will fill singles, and twosomes, etc., closest to the time you have requested.

Starting times can be arranged after May 27, 1968. The "deadline" for requesting starting times is Wednesday, June 19, 1968.

Caddy Service is Mandatory

Starting time for Golf will be 7:30 A.M.

No one will be permitted to participate in Golf, with-out first surrendering the "Golf" portion of his picnic ticket to the starter.

Breakfast of Roll or Danish Pastry and Coffee will be provided free in the men's lounge and will be available from 7:30 A.M. to 8:00 A.M. and 9:30 A.M. to 10:00 A.M. Buffet Luncheon will be on a cash basis of $1.75 per person and will be served from 11:30 A.M. to 3:00 P.M.

Picnic Tickets this year will be a "4" part Ticket: Golf Stub, Door Prize Stub, Dinner Stub, and retention stub for time purchaser.

No Tickets will be sold or exchanged on the day of the outing, as it is expected that all tickets will be sold very much before June 21, 1968.

Tickets, are limited this year and will be sold on a first come first serve basis. Members of course will be given preference. Please send in your request NOW - accom-panied by your check. DON'T MISS OUT!

PLEASE NOTE:

The time of our Dinner at the Warrington C. C. has been changed from 6:30 P.M. to 7:15 P.M. We are attempt-

ing to manually change the time on the outing tickets, S. although some have already been distributed showing the C incorrect time.

JUNE, 1968


ROBERT "BOB" BARGER has recently been ap-pointed as the new Foundry Manager of the Downingtown Div., Beloit Corp.

LEWIS "JIGGS" CAPRIOTTI is now Foundry Supt., at the Downingtown Div., Beloit Corp.

DALE BAUERS was recently appointed as Foundry Foreman at Ampco Metal Inc., Eastern Div.

ABRAHAM HAMILTON is now Melting Foreman at Ampco Metal Inc., Eastern Div.

Atlantic Steel Castings Co., Chester, Pa., elected F. Price Norris Jr., President. He succeeds John J. Devine, who retired after some 50 years with the company. William A. Faison remains as Chairman. John E. Bryer retains his post as Treasurer with John M. Ford elected Secretary. Earl H. Blanton, who was Vice President, Production, was named Assistant to the President. Ambrose F. Marchant, who was the Plant Supt., was made Plant Manager. James Kay was named Plant Supt., and Charles R. McDermott, Service Manager.

J. "BUD" WAGNER formerly of Weishach Corp. Foundry & Engineering Staff has recently joined the sales staff of Acme Brass and Bronze Foundry Inc., Phila., Pa.

The following Philadelphia area men are expected to attend the 8th Metalcasting Instructors Seminar, June 12.14 at Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, Michigan:

PROF. ROBERT W. BITTNER, Trenton State Col-lege, Trenton, N. J. -

JOSEPH BILLINGHAM, Inst., Central Bucks High School, Doylestown, Pa.

DAN GERBER, Inst., Pottstown High School, Potts-town, Pa.

OLIN SINGER, Inst., Pennridge High School, Perkasie, Pa.

The LEHIGH VALLEY FOUNDRYMEN'S ASSOCIA-TION will hold their annual Social Day on June 8, 1968, starting at 1:00 P.M.


BLACK DIAMOND" SEA COAL, PITCH, PARTINGS, CORE and MOLD WASHES ALES REPRESENTATIVES:

:ARSON, MARSHALL & CO., INC., NORRISTOWN, PA. PHONES: 279-4520 or CH 2-0727



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CORE OILS - JET-SET CHEMICAL BINDER

Local Representative: LARRY BERG ER 1000 MAPLE AVENUE LANCASTER, PA. 717-393-224

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READING FOUNDRYMEN'S ASSOCIATION will have their annual picnic and golf tournament at Galen Hall C. C., Wernersville, Pa., on June 14, 1968.

NEW JERSEY FOUNDRYMEN'S ASSOCIATION will have their annual picnic and golf tournament at Twin Brooks C. C., Watchung, N. J., on June 14, 1968.

It is with deep regret that we announce the passing of MR. GEORGE "SCOTTY" BRAD. SHAW, who died on May 14, 1968. His family has requested that any remembrances be sent to the Philadelphia Chapter of the American Foundry-men's Society, Scholarship Fund.


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We are very pleased to welcome the following "new" memberships:

RICHARD P. RUSH, Sales Mgr., Harbison-Walker Refractories, Phila., Pa.

ROBERT BITTNER, Ass't Prof., Trenton State Col-lege, Trenton, N. J.

THOMAS W. COOK, Supt. Elect. Fdy., Grinnell Corp., Columbia, Pa.

RALPH KOTTON, Mgr., Fdry. Products, E. F. Hough-ton & Co.

JOHN M. THALHEIMER, Pres., Thalheimer Bros., Inc., Phila., Pa.

JAMES H. HATTEN, JR., Sales Mgr., Brimfield Co., Hammonton, N. J.

RENEW YOUR MEMBERSHIP NOW

Do Not Delay

Hey! Look Me Over

Sixteen young men - June, High School Graduates have expressed an interest in a career in our Foundry Industry. If you are interested, write or phone the Secre-tary's office for the names and addresses. This is an opportunity to secure interested, youthful personnel.

Beginning in September 1968, our monthly meetings will be held in the Sheraton-Penn Pike Motor Inn, at the Fort Washington Interchange of the Pa. Turnpike. For many of our members this location should be a more readily accessible meeting place, and we will enjoy free, ample parking. Please make a note of this important change for the future!

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