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economy  \nHere's an old smoothie that will give your creation new life.A grinding process provides a satin smooth surface and revealsbeautiful multi-colored aggregate.The harmonious accentingeffect of exposed aggregate enriches exterior or interior wallswith appealing depth and tone.A fine example is the Winde-mere School in Ellington,Connecticut.  \nAnd the smooth surface of Ground-Face Block requires nopainting.This means economy for you in your plans or con-struction.It also means economy for the structure's proudowner because maintenance will be so easy.  \nThis unit is auto-claved(preshrunk)to pro-vide minimum linear shrinkage.Call orwrite us today for specifications and sample.  \nMain Office and Plant  \n1883 Dixwell Avenue·Hamden,Conn.06514Phone 288-1641  \nCoNNECTICUT ARCHITECT  \nCOMING EVENTS  \nJanuary 11-February 11Yale University Art Gallery,NewHaven:Recent Gifts and Pur-chases,1967.  \nTo January 27  \nWilloughby Wallace Memorial Li-brary,Stony Creek:Paintings byVictor Epstein.  \nTo January 28  \nMuseum of American Art,NewBritain;Anniversary Exhibitionfrom the permanent collection.  \nJanuary 30-31  \nShoreham Hotel,Washington:Joint1968 Legislative Conference,Amer-ican Institute of Architects andConsulting Engineers Council ofthe United States.  \nTo January 31  \nJewish Community Center,NewHaven:Daniel Barry paintings andJoseph DeNoto sculpture.  \nTo January 31  \nClark Memorial Library,Bethany:Paintings by Dodo Hershman.  \nTo January 31  \nMuseum of Art,Science and In-dustry,Bridgeport:Paintings andphotographs by Syl Labrot.  \nCommunity Services Building,New Haven,Douglas Orr,deCossy,Winder &Associates,Architects  \nDesign and Planningis importantin Financing,too.  \nTo February 1  \nChapel Library Center,NewHaven:Paintings and drawings byPamela Baldwin-Ford and Wood-ruff Ford.  \nFebruary 14-17  \nBroadwater Beach Hotel,BiloxiMiss.:12th Annual Meeting ofZonolite Roof Deck Applicators.  \nCreative financing to meet the needs ofthe owner requires professional skillcombined with an imaginative approach topractical problems.  \nFebruary 29-April 28Yale University Art Gallery,NewHaven:Islamic Art at Yale.  \nFor mortgage and construction loans of all  \nTo March 17  \nLarry Aldrich Museum,Ridgefield:Cool Art.  \ntypes,see the man from the FIRST.  \nTHE  \nFIRST  \nApril 30-May 3  \nStatler Hilton Plaza,Miami Beach:National Conference on ReligiousArchitecture.  \nMEV HAVEN  \nNATIONAL BANK  \nJune 23-27  \nPortland,Oregon and Honolulu.Hawaii:'AIA Annual Convention.  \nOne Church Street /New Haven/Connecticut  \nServing Connecticut since 1792—Assets over $230 million  \nConnecticut Architect is pub-  \nlished every other month under  \nthe direction of the Connecticut  \nSociety of Architects, a chapter  \nof the American Institute of  \nArchitects, and is the offcial  \npublication of the Society.  \nOFFICERS  \nPresident  \nCHARLES DuBOSE  \nVice President  \nCARRELL S. McNULTY, JR.  \nSecretary  \nHARVEY M. WHITE  \nTreasurer  \nNORMAN L. RAYMOND  \nExecutive Director  \nHUGH McK. JONES, JR.  \nEDITORIAL BoARD  \nChairman  \nRALPH T. ROWLAND  \nFIELDING L. BOWMAN  \nGEORGE W. CONKLIN  \nLANDIS GORES  \nROBERT H. MUTRUX  \nHARVEY M. WHITE  \nROBERT C. ROGUS, Ex-officto  \nPuBLISHER  \nProduced for the Connecticut Society  \nof Architects by Connecticut Publica-  \ntions, Inc, Box 346, Guilford,  \nConnecticut. Rufus K. Allerton, Jr.,  \nPublisher; Fredric D. Barrett, Busi-  \nness Manager; Gerald G.Hotchkiss,  \nAdvertising Director. Printed by The  \nBond Press, Inc., Hartford, Con-  \nnecticut.  \nControlled circulation postage paid at  \nHartford, Connecticut.  \nAll rights reserved. No part of this  \npublication may be reproduced with-  \nout permission in writing, except forbrief quotations in a review. 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