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National Organization of AudioVisual Dealers
THE NATIONAL AUDIO-VISUAL
ASSOCIATION, INC.
National Office: 3150 Spring Street, Fairfax. Virginia 22030.
Contact; Don White. Executive Vice-President or James P. Thompson, Vice-President & General Manager.
Membership: A trade association of the commercial audio-visual industry: membership consists of ( 1 ) A-V dealers and film libraries; (2) A-V materials" producers; (3) A-V equipment manufacturers; and (4) independent A-V suppliers" representatives. Purpose: The Association was organized in 1939 to ( 1 ) collect and furnish data which will benefit A-V business; (2) improve the professional status and business practices of the industry; ( 3 ) provide business education and information; and (4) promote better relations between A-V suppliers, distributors, and customers.
Board of Directors: Eloise Keefe (T.E.A. Film Library, Dallas), Chairman of the Board: Max Rarig (Rarig"s. Inc., Seattle), President; Frank S. Bangs (Frank Bangs Co.. Inc., Wichita ) , First Vice-President & President-Elect: John Ellingson (Inland Audio-Visual Co., Spokane), Second Vice-President: P. Ray Swank (Swank Motion Pictures, Inc., St. Louis) Secretan,': Alan P. Twyman (Twyman Films, Inc., Dayton), Treasurer. Directors-at-Large: Ann Vath (Audio-Visual Aids, Sharpsville, Pa.); Jasper G. Ewing (Jasper Ewing & Sons, New Orleans); Paul Cox (Coast Visual Education, Hollywood); C. M. Meserve (A. H. Rice Co., Inc., Manchester, N.H.).
Regional Directors: Rutherford K. Clarke (The Rud Clarke Co.. Inc.. Syracuse); Boggs Huff (Visual Education Co., Inc. Nashville); Lester E. Norstad (Norstad Audio-Visual Co., Northfield, Minn.); Ronald Nelson (Redlands A-V Sales & Service, Redlands, Calif. ) ; Nelson C. White (Nelson C. White — Ideal Pictures, Baltimore); R. R. Hiller (Midwest Visual Equipment Co., Inc., Chicago); Arnold A. Nored (Sound Photo Sales Co., Lubbock, Texas); Marvin Melnyk (Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada).
Ex Officio: Robert P. Abrams (Williams, Brown & Earle Co,, Philadelphia); Harvey Marks (Visual Aid Center, Denver); Albert R, Bailey (Bailey Films, Inc., Hollywood); Don E. Warner ( Audiotronics Corp., North Hollywood); Mike Swank (Swank Motion Pictures. Inc., St. Louis); Howard Wilson (H. Wilson Corp., Chicago); Jerry Denbo (Western Audio-Visual Representatives, San Mateo, Calif.).
Principal Committees: Frank S. Bangs, Co;ivention: Ellsworth C. Dent, Educational: Mike Swank, Fihn Council: Robert P, Abrams, Industry & Business Council: John Ellingson, Membership: J, W, Kintner, Nominating: Harvey Marks, Religious Council: Wayne New
man, Resolutions: Max Rarig, Long Range Planning: Ainslic Davis, Technical .Standard':. Publications: The Association's regular bulletin, NA VA News, is published 26 issues per year, available to members only. Of general interest are: The Audio-Visual Equipment Directorx, Thirteenth Edition, published January, 1967 (340 pages, $6,00); The NAVA Trade Directory. 1966-67, coded to show services and products available (free on request); The Audio-Visual Speakers' Guide 1 964 ( free on request ) ; and Tall< Is Not Enough. 1962, an A-V utilization handbook for industry (single copies, free on request). 1967 Activities: The NAVA Convention and and Trade Show: July 1 5IS, The Palmer House, Chicago. III. Guests admitted on fee basis. •
National Organization of Professional Engineers
THE SOCIETY OF MOTION PICTURE AND TELEVISION ENGINEERS
Headquarters: 9 East 41st Street, New York, New York 10017.
Officers: G. Carleton Hunt (Deluxe Laboratories, Inc.), President: Deane R, White (Photo Products Dept,, E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. ) . Executive Vice-President; Ethan M. Stifle (Eastman Kodak Co.), Past President: William T. Wintringham (Bell Tel. Laboratories, Inc.), Engineering Vice-President: Rodger J. Ross (Canadian Broadcasting Corp.), Editorial Vice-President: Joseph T. Dougherty (E. I. du Pont de Nemours), Financial Vice-President: E. B. McGreal (Producers Service Co. ) , Conference Vice-President: Wilton R. Holm (E. I. du Pont de Nemours), Sections Vice-President; Max Beard, Vice-President for Education Affairs; William G. Hyzer. Vice-President for Instrumentation & Higli-speed Photograpliy; Richard J, Goldberg (Houston Fearless Corp,), VicePresident for Motion Picture Affairs; J. S, Courtney-Pratt (Bell Tel, Laboratories), VicePresident for Photo Science Affairs: Richard S. O'Brien (CBS Television Network) VicePresident for Television Affairs: H, Theodore Harding (E. I. du Pont de Nemours), Secretary 1967-68; Saul Jeffee (Movielab, Inc.). Treasurer 1966-67; Lewis A. Bernhard, Executive Secretary.
Local Section Chairmen: Gordon L. Bone. 2405 Esther Ave,, Huntsville. Ala. 35810; Orley J, Bratton, 205 Nelson Ave,, Eau Gallie, Fla. 32935; John F. X. Browne, Jr.. 642 N. Woodward, Birmingham. Midi. 48011; Sidney Davidson, 2424 South Dahlia St., Denver. Colo. 80222; Raymond Demoulin, 193 Kaymar Dr.. Rochester. N.Y. 14616; Ted Fogelman, 1057 South Ogden Dr.. Los Angeles. Calif.. 90019; Allen F, Hilliard, 164 N. Wacker Dr„ Chicago. 60606; Hubert T. Jenkins. 1600 Clifton Rd,. N, E., Atlanta. Ga. 30333; Robert E. Johnson, 51 Orchard Way, N.. Rockville. Md. 20852; Edward Kornstein, 6 Holiday Rd., Wayland. Mass. 01778; John J. Kowalak. 619 W. 54 St., New York 10019;
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BUSINESS SCREEN • 1967