It is hard to believe that the year has once again flown by and it’s time to start thinking about the fall convention!

But first, allow me the privilege of celebrating our successful spring Mega Demo! Let me take this opportunity to personally thank our Board of Directors and many, many others that have been so supportive and really worked hard to make it such a great meeting. The manufacturers, distributors, Independent Reps, Engineers, Contractors and NC State University that donated time and materials were invaluable in making it happen, and we couldn’t have done it without them. Hayes Thompson really deserves special recognition, so on behalf of the chapter I would like let you know just how much we all appreciate the hours you put in making it happen.

I believe we had a record breaking attendance, I thank each and every one of you that attended for coming out and supporting the Chapter, learning a few things, enjoying some networking / camaraderie and I hope you found it as fun and informative as I did.

For 2013, Past President Jeff Molby led us to the ICRI’s second highest award, the Outstanding Chapter of the Year, which was presented at the Spring National ICRI Conference, I’m sure you’ll agree it’s nice to be recognized by the home office and that patch will join the long line of others on our banner and carry on the tradition of excellence this chapter was founded on.

We are making the BOD nominations form available year round on our website, so if you would like to get your name on the ballot. We are always interested in suggestions for our annual public service project and themes or areas of interest for our conferences, don’t hesitate to contact any board member with your thoughts.

2014 Fall Conference: We’re going back to Charleston, SC for “Concrete Repairs in the Marine Environment”, a topic we have never covered before and it’s sparked considerable interest, so mark your calendar for October 16-18, 2014; our headquarters hotel will be the beautiful Courtyard by Marriott at Mt. Pleasant, home of their famous fried chicken, seafood buffet and BBQ, and our golf tournament will be about 10 minutes away at the Dunes West Golf Club.

As always, I encourage us all to engage the new members of our industry ask them to join the ICRI, no matter where you may encounter them. Every day, we all interact with someone that needs the opportunity to learn from the industry’s most respected designers, contractors, vendors

and manufacturers, so be sure and mention the ICRI when you are discussing your concrete repair specialty or trade, the future leaders are already here and the expertise offered by ICRI can’t be found anywhere else.

International Concrete Repair Institute

Carolinas ChapterAugust 2014

www.icricarolinas.org

President’s MessageDoug Saunders

Guaranteed Supply Company

Doug

Time to mark your calendars and get your registration in for the 2014 ICRI Carolinas Fall Conference October 16-18 in Mount Pleasant (Charleston), SC. The Board is excited about going back south to one of the most popular sites we have had in the past. We have pulled together a great line-up of speakers on “Repairs in the Marine Environment”; the topics and speaker bios are enclosed. We’ll even have a boat tour and a walking tour of the Cooper River Ravenel Bridge for technical purposes and sightseeing of the Charleston Harbor and Fort Sumter for

pleasure.

The hotel is the Courtyard by Marriott which we have enjoyed, particularly the courtyard, firepit and their famous Low Country Boil. The conference will open Thursday night with our hospitality suite, there will be half day technical sessions on Friday and Saturday morning, golf Friday afternoon, and our annual banquet Friday night. This year’s menu is “The Wando” featuring Scallops, Shrimp, Oysters & Grouper (Blackened, Grilled or Fried). This festival of seafood comes with everything but the kitchen sink... Savory Stewed Tomatoes & Okra, Scalloped Potatoes, Collard Greens, Red Rice, Cole Slaw & choice of Cheesy Biscuits or Hushpuppies. Lemonade, Iced Tea, Ice Water & two Decadent Desserts served with Coffee.

Our golf will again be at the Dunes West Golf Club in Mt. Pleasant. Located on the site historic Lexington Plantation, the clubhouse was designed to capture the true flavor of the region’s legendary Southern charm. Situated in a premier 2,700-home community in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, a sense of the past seems to linger amid Bermuda-grass-covered dunes and ancient Spanish-moss-draped live oaks that intertwine with the mod ern wonder of this 18-hole championship course.

Always spectacularly maintained, the par 72, 6,871-yard masterpiece winds its way along creeks and marshes, and its tree-lined fairways and generous landing areas invite booming drives. But beware: water hazards and marsh pinch the wide fairways, and a number of strategically placed bunkers lure errant shots.

FALL CONVENTION HEADS SOUTH TO CHARLESTON, SC

Scott Hauser, MAPEI and the Stone Restoration team - Nat Jones & Gary Keschner, Cathedral Stone Products - Brian Mintz, Phoscrete ConcretesBob Crosser, Simpson Strong-Tie - Ken Hope, Tremco Incorporated - Zach Lauenstein & Micah Daub, Konrad Coating Systems & TechnologiesDave Popa & Paul Albright, Euclid Chemical - Jim Hadley, Sika - Peter Gross, Scott Kind & John Thomas, Siplast -Greg Brown, George Wilson & Matt Meade, Neogard - Zach Lauenstein, Konrad Coating - Ben Smith, NCSU - Nick Tribble, SKA Consulting Engineers - Gregg Blaszak, Milliken & Jim Hadley, Sika

2014 MEGA-DEMO WAS BIG... Many thanks to all who attended, contributed or presented at the 2014 ICRI Carolinas’s Mega Demo held May 21-22 in Raleigh at the NCSU Beef Education Unit and the Constructed Facilities Lab (CFL). Both facilities were outstanding and the attendance of 138 attendees suggested the theme “Repair: Innovative Technologies and Collaborative Solutions” had plenty of meat.

Part of the 138 attendees that crowded into the Mega-Demo

No Bull!

Thanks to our outstanding line-up of speakers for donating their time and expertise:

ICRI Carolinas Chapter is pleased to announce it has chosen its annual service project for 2014. The completion of an annual service project is an integral part of our chapter’s rating from ICRI National, but more importantly is a way we can provide a service to people in need. This year we will be providing labor and material to install a new concrete slab foundation and floor system for a storage shed at Transitions LifeCare (founded as Hospice of Wake County in 1979) in Raleigh, NC. Transitions LifeCare provides physical, emotional and spiritual

care to those living with an advanced illness, their caregivers, and those who have lost a loved one regardless of age, race, religion, or financial circumstances. As they are a non-profit organization, they rely heavily on donations to provide vital services to people in need. We will perform the project on September 26th, 2014. Please put this date on your calendar and take one day to volunteer or help by donating some materials. Contact the Co-Chairmen of the Service Project Committee Bruce Stoerkel (bstoerkel@statesvilleroofing.com) or Ben Smith ( bcsmith7@ncsu.edu) to help. We need labor, equipment and product. THANKS!!

HELP WANTED: SERVICE PROJECT ANNOUNCEMENT

WE HAVE A WINNER: Carolina’s Chapter Student Scholarship ContestMany thanks to Jeff Molby, Chairman of the Education Committee for the outstanding response to this year’s scholarship competition; we had 22 entries this year …. an all-time high. As a result of the excellent support of our corporate sponsors, employers of our board of directors, conference speakers, and membership, the Carolinas Chapter of ICRI annually offers a $1,500 student scholarship and the 2014 Student Scholarship Winner is Kathryn Gasparro, a Senior - Civil Engineering at Clemson University. A copy of her winning essay can be found at www.icricarolinas.org.

CAROLINAS CHAPTER RECEIVES OUTSTANDING CHAPTER AWARDEach year ICRI National recognizes their top chapters at their annual meeting. The Carolina’s Chapter was recognized with an Outstanding Chapter patch for 2013 as the second highest award made by ICRI.

2013 Past President Jeff Mobly receives the Outstanding Chapter Award from 2014 President Doug Saunders.

Former Chapter President Gary Cox letting Pinehurst get the best of him last year. And during this year’s US Open, the fairways

looked dry and hard.

TAKE A CRUISE AT THE FALL CONVENTION

Sign up for the SpiritLine Cruise of the Ravenel Bridge, Fort Sumter, the Charleston Harbor and the Battery.

MEMORABLE MOMENTS IN HISTORY

2014 ICRI CAROLInAS CHAPTER FALL COnvEnTIOn

OCTOBER 16-18, 2014 COURTYARD BY MARRIOTT,

1251 WOODLAND AvE., MT. PLEASANT, SC

“REPAIRS In THE MARInE EnvIROnMEnT”

Thursday, October 16, 2014

4:00 – 5:00 p.m. - Board of Directors Meeting - Board Room

5:00 p.m. – 12 midnight- Hospitality Suite - Hotel

DINNER ON YOUR OWN

Friday, October 17, 2014

7:00 – 8:00 a.m.Registration & Packet Pick-up / Table Top Displays set up(Coffee, juice, sodas & water provided)

8:00 a.m. General Sessions: Welcome and AnnouncementsPresident, Doug Saunders

8:15 - 9:00 a.m.Program Session I: Pile Jackets & Pile Jacket SelectionDoug Leng, Structural Technologies, LLC

9:00 – 9:30 a.m. Case Study-Folly Beach Fishing PierBob Crosser, Simpson Strong-Tie Company

9:30 – 9:40 a.m. - Break

9:40 – 10:30 a.m.Program Session II: Case Study - Ravenel BridgeJohn B. Pohle, P.E., Skanska USA Civil Southeast Inc., virginia Beach, vA

10:30 – 11:30 a.m.Program Session III: Underwater RepairsRick Glenn, Glenn Underwater Services

11:30 a.m. - Friday Adjournment

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Take Your Choice – Drive a Golf Ball or Cruise a Harbor

1:00 pm Recreational Option: ICRI Fall Golf Tournament: Dunes West Golf Club, Mt. Pleasant, SC. Shotgun Starts at 1:00p.m.Boxed lunch upon departure & free range balls provided prior to start and 2 drink tickets

12:00 noon - 3:00pm Educational Option: A “From the Water” Ravenel Bridge Review & Harbor Boat Tour –Patriots PointDaniel Burton, P.E., SCDOT District 6 & John B. Pohle, P.E., Skanska USA 6:30 – 8:30 p.m.Annual Chapter Banquet & Annual Awards – Poolside @ HotelThe Wando Buffet : Scallops, Shrimp, Oysters & Grouper (Blackened, Grilled or Fried).

8:30 – 12 midnight - Hospitality Suite re-opens

Saturday, October 18, 2014

8:00 – 8:15 a.m.Annual Chapter Business MeetingDoug Saunders, President

8:15 a.m. – 9:15 a.m. Program Session Iv: Case Studies on ICCP & Galvanic Corrosion ProtectionWalt Hanford, vector Corrosion Technologies

9:15 a.m. – 9:45 a.m.Program Session v: SC DOT – Ravenel BridgeDaniel Burton, P.E. Special Projects Project Manager, SCDOT District 6

9:45 – 10:15 a.m. - Break & Travel To Ravenel visitor Center

10:15 – 11:30 a.m.Program Session vI: Ravenel Bridge WalkDaniel Burton, P.E. Special Projects Project Manager, SCDOT District 6

11:30 a.m. - Adjournment

As many of you are aware, ICRI has added a new concrete surface profile chip. It is the CSP #10 chip, which shows a more aggressive profile than the previous chips. As many of us already have a set of 9 chips, we really don’t want to buy an entire new set of ten. You can purchase single CSP #10 chips on the ICRI website (www.ICRI.org) for $5/member or $7/non-member. This is a must purchase for concrete repair professionals and we’ve made it easy for you to complete your set by adding only the #10 chip. If you don’t have a set, you may purchase a new complete set of 10 at the website, also.

In addition, the chapter has nine of the new #10 chips in its possession and if you need one, contact Kelly Andrews and reserve one or pick one up at the Fall meeting ($4.00, no tax and

you can pick it up at the Fall Conference.) If you need it now, call Kelly and work out shipping.

#10

CHAPTER SELLInG THE nEW #10 SURFACE PREP CHIP

2014 CHAPTER PROJECT OF THE YEAR COMPETITIOn OPEnS

It is time; competition for the Carolina Chapter’s annual Project of the Year is officially open with rules and a simplified application on the chapter website. Deadline for submission is September 12, 2014.

Everything is on-line on the Chapter website at www.icricarolinas.org/poy.html

In an effort to increase project submissions to our annual Project of the Year Award program we have posted a more streamlined option for submitting. Please note that this format is NOT able to be used for submitting to the National ICRI. The National PoY submission deadline is May and our Chapter deadline is September. If you are submitting a project to National in May you can simple submit a copy of that to us by our deadline. Should your project completion deadline miss the National you may utilize our formatted template as part of your National submittal to reduce duplication. Please follow the link to the National ICRI website for updated rules and information.

This Express format is a two part process, Part A allows for providing the general project information through a series of text fields and drop down menus. To reduce the amount of typing you will now use a series of check boxes for highlighting Material Technology, Investigation Methods and Surface Preparation Methods. Simply click and choose!

The only “storyline” typing required is the Abstract section in which you will give a 500 word maximum overview of the project. The last section is a 300 word maximum “What Makes This Project a Winner” section.

The second document is Part B is just for your pictures. On the very first page is a written set of instructions for you to follow. You are free to submit up to 10 photos on the preset 6 pages.

That is it! Part A consists of 3 pages of simple information and Part B is just inserting your photographs. Download the two documents from the web, fill them out, save them, type us an email, attach the documents and your submission is complete! It is our hope that this new simplified method will increase participation and allow you to highlight your projects.

All POY applications (written or electronic) or questions about the process should be directed to:

Hayes ThompsonStrickland Waterproofing, Inc.500 North Hoskins RoadCharlotte, NC 28216Office- 704-347-1345Mobile- 704-614-6596hthompson@stricklandwaterproofing.com

Platinum Sponsors

Statesville Roofing & Building RestorationStrickland Waterproofing The Quikrete Companies

Tremco

Silver SponsorsAssociated Scaffolding

Carolina Restoration & Waterproofing Scaffolding Solutions

Gold SponsorsSika Corporation

SKA Consulting Engineers Stone Restoration

Doug Leng, vice President, Business DevelopmentStructural Technologies, LLC, (ElectroTech CP, LLC), Richland, MIDoug has a BS Degree in Metallurgical Engineering from Michigan Technological University with 20+ years of experience serving the corrosion industry. He has served as the Chairman of NACE TG047 for 8 years (Sacrificial CP of Steel Reinforced Concrete Elements), and is an active member of NACE, ICRI, ASM, and ASQC. Doug has written numerous papers, articles and abstracts on the topic of sacrificial cathodic protection and is the inventor of the Lifejacket System.

Bob Crosser, Technical Sales RepresentativeSimpson Strong-Tie Company, Charlotte, nC Bob graduated from Miami University (Ohio) in 1984 with a degree in Business and Marketing. He started in the construction materials and supply business in 1992 as an independent manufacturers’ representative, representing manufacturers of concrete anchors and construction tools. Currently Bob is the ICI (Infrastructure, Commercial, Industrial) Division Technical Sales Representative for Simpson Strong-Tie. He was hired by Simpson Strong-Tie as an independent representative in 2003 and then as a direct employee in 2006. He is a specialist in chemical as well as mechanical anchoring products used in new and restorative construction applications. Crosser has been working with engineers, building officials, contractors and sales support for the Carolinas, Eastern Tennessee, and Southeast virginia for the past 20 years to make sure that structures are erected according to manufacturer’s specification and building code compliance.

John B. Pohle, P.E., Design-Build Manager Skanska USA Civil Southeast Inc., virginia Beach, vAMr. Pohle has over 27 years of experience in the construction industry, including both heavy civil construction and structural design expertise. He has worked on major design-build construction projects, including the Cooper River Bridge, Charleston SC; I-10 Bridges over Escambia Bay, FL; and the Eastern Transportation Corridor in Orange County, CA. Mr. Pohle’s expertise includes project management from both a construction and design perspective. His engineering duties included operations management, where he specialized in project cost management, subcontractor management, business development, and coordination with contractors and regulatory agencies.

Rick Glenn, Owner / PresidentGlenn Underwater Services, Charlotte, nCRichard L. Glenn is Owner and President of Glenn Underwater Services, Inc., headquartered in Charlotte, NC, with regional locations in Morgantown, Wv and Paramaribo, Suriname South America. The company engages in the restoration of concrete structures underwater throughout the US and worldwide. www.glenndiving.com

Richard Glenn has been a commercial diver, business owner and consultant for over 35 years, focusing his career on the underwater restoration of subaqueous concrete structures. This work has been done in the North Sea, West Africa, the Middle East, Turkey, South America, throughout the Caribbean and the United States. He received his training at Florida Institute of Technology in Jensen Beach, FL. He has developed systems for the inspection of concrete structures, testing and repair systems and procedures. He assisted with the development of acoustical positioning for mapping defects underwater on large mass concrete structures, and equipment for the injection of epoxies and chemical grouts in underwater applications. He also developed epoxy application systems for applying epoxies in sub-zero conditions, adapation of rebar locators for underwater use, and underwater crack monitors.

Mr. Glenn served as prime consultant for ARAMCO (Arabian American Oil Company) on the Juay’mah Trestle restoration project in Ras Tanura, Saudi Arabia. The project required the underwater restoration of 125,000 linear feet of 54” diameter pre-stressed concrete at an estimated cost of $100 million dollars. His responsibilities included research of repair and application procedures world wide, on site testing, and evaluation of selected repair systems. Most recently, Mr. Glenn designed and directed the installation of a concrete pipe repair system on the Dan River Ash Pond release. It effectively halted the leakage of the free ash into the Dan River.

Walt Hanford, Business Development Managervector Corrosion Technologies, Port Orange, FLWalter is the Business Development Manager for vector Corrosion Technologies, providing technical support to engineers and contractors. vector Corrosion Technologies is the leading full-service supplier of corrosion mitigation products and services for reinforced concrete and masonry structures including bridges, parking garages, buildings, marine structures and industrial facilities.

Walter has 30 years direct field experience in concrete structures repair and protection. His career has been invested in consulting with design engineers and helping contractors to specify and install concrete repair solutions that 1. address properly repairing damage structures and 2., developing solutions that overcome the root cause of the damage so that today’s repairs provide long term durability for the owner. Walter has worked for leading manufacturers of concrete repair systems including Sika, BASF and presently vector Corrosion technologies. Projects of note include major restorations to the 7 mile Segmental Bridge in the Florida Keys, repairing the Launch complexes of NASA which have the double challenge of massive rocket launch vibrations and a steady barrage of chloride intrusion from their Ocean shore location.

Walter spent two years as the corporate director of marketing for Chemrex (now part of BASF) overseeing new product development, testing and branding of concrete repair mortars, parking deck waterproofing urethanes and building sealants. He is active with the National Association of Corrosion Engineers, (NACE) Certified Level 1 Cathodic Protection systems; American Segmental Bridge Institute, Certified Grouting Technician; Past Chapter President of the American Concrete Institute (ACI) Florida West Coast Chapter; Past Chapter President, ICRI Central Florida and Graduate, University of Nebraska – long enough ago that anything he learned has been long forgotten and replaced with better knowledge & experience.

Daniel Burton, P.E. Special Projects Project ManagerSouth Carolina Department Of Transportation, District 6Daniel began his career with the South Carolina Department of Transportation as a project engineer on the main span of the Ravenel Bridge Construction project. Over the last 11 years, Daniel has been responsible for the management of several Design-Build bridge and roadway construction projects including the Ben Sawyer Bridge replacement (on nearby Sullivan’s Island) and the recently completed ACE Basin US 17 Widening project thru Colleton County. Daniel has a BS in Civil Engineering from Clemson University and a BS in Mathematics from Lander University. Currently, Daniel serves as the Special Projects Project Manager overseeing Design Build Projects located in District 6 including the SC 41 Bridge Replacement over the Wando River.

BIOGRAPHIES OF OUR 2014 FALL SPEAKERS

Registration - 2014 ICRI Carolinas Chapter Fall Conference Courtyard by Marriott – 1251 Woodland Ave., ,Mt. Pleasant, SC

Thursday-Saturday, October 10-12, 2014

Conference & Hotel Registration Deadlines September 10, 2014 to be guaranteed space and/or avoid late fees.

Company: _______________________________________________________________________ Name: ____________________________________________NC/SC PE #:___________________ Mailing Address:_________________________________________________________________ E-mail: _______________________________________________Phone:____________________ Conference Registration Fees (includes one daily breakfast voucher for Fri & Sat and banquet) Member / Non Member Attendees: $275 per person = $________________ Friday Night Banquet (Spouse) $30 extra $ ________________ The Golf Tournament is at Dunes West Golf Club, Mt. Pleasant, SC; boxed lunch & free range balls provided and 2 drink tickets. Shotgun start Friday afternoon, October 11, 2014 at 1:00pm. Only 40 slots are available. ($100.00 ea) Skill Level (circle handicap): A B C D $ __________ Boat Tour: Charleston Harbor including Ravenel Bridge, narrated by SCDOT and Skanska reps. Leaves Patriots Point at 12 noon & returns at 300pm with box lunch. ($25 per person) $________ ICRI FALL CONVENTION SPONSORSHIP PACKAGES __________

Platinum Conference Sponsorship: $1,000 + logo art $_______________ (includes logo displayed in all Conference Power Points, logo in each of Chapter newsletters, all conference agendas and hospitality board, free tabletops) Gold Hospitality Sponsorship: $500+ logo art $______________ (includes logo displayed in all Conference Power Points and acknowledgement in all newsletters, all conference agendas and hospitality board) Silver Hospitality Sponsorship: $300 $______________ (Acknowledgement in Power Point, all newsletters, conference agendas and hospitality board) Bronze Hospitality Sponsorship: $150 $______________ (Acknowledgement in Power Point, all conference agendas and hospitality board) Tabletop display: $125 (Six foot table in the meeting room) $______________ Total amount due $______________

CONFERENCE HEADQUARTERS HOTEL PACKAGE

For Reservations at Charleston / Mt. Pleasant Courtyard by Marriott, call the hotel’s front desk direct at (843) 284-0900 and identify the group as “ICRI” OR go to www.marriott.com/chscm and put “ICRICRB” for kings or “ICRICRD” for two queens under the Promo/Corporate Code. Conference

Room Rates: $144.00 per night single or double plus tax.

Return registration form with check payable to “ICRI” no later than Sept. 10, 2014 to: ICRI Fall Convention, 839 Finnbar Drive, Cary, NC 27519

OR pay on-line with credit cards only at www.icricarolinas.org

For more info call 919 380-3054 or scan and email your registration to kellybob@earthlink.net. Registration received after Sept. 10, 2014 should include $25.00 late fee (total of $300).

Dr. Tara Cavalline of UNC-Charlotte directing traffic at the NCSU BEU; no respect!

Morning Facilitator Bob Kennerly with SKA’s Mike Parker and Terracon’s Bill Brickey.

Part of the standing room crowd in the bleachers at the BEU.

Reconciliation: Chapter vice President Tara Cavalline with BEU Facility Manager Rick Kern.

Chapter Board member Robert McDowell shows off a whole new skill set.

The crowd was truly focused on the demos … really focused.

“Hands on” experience is part of the game at the Mega-Demo.

Attendees in the luxury dirt-floored “sky box” with seats with backs on them.

Sarah Thaxton of Stone Restoration helps with a pull test.

THE 2014 MEGA-DEMO

Chapter Board members show their multi-talented skill set includes food service.

And the quality control committee checks the results.

There are alway those who obviously “eat up” their work.

ONE FOR THE HISTORY BOOKS

ONE FOR THE HISTORY BOOKS

Al Schweickhardt of Applied Building Services and George Arnold enjoy the lunch break.

Ted Bartelt of Alpha & Omega Group moderated the afternoon sessions.

“Mega-Demo Ringmaster” Hayes Thompson has a smile of satisfaction.

Cameo appearances from ICRI celebs with 100 years of experience, like Dave Powers.

Coming out of the stands to see first-hand is all part of the show.

The Hospitality Suite is always a popular stop after Day #1.

And we thought they had retired: New South Construction Supply’s Ken Johnson and Watertight System’s Pat Lauro.

“The Charlotte Three” the Mega Demo Commit-tee of President Doug Saunders, Event Chair-man Hayes Thompson and vice President Tara Cavalline.

Day Two started with classroom presentations at the BEU.

How to smash a slab.The action moved to the CFL at NCSU, a hard hat zone.

BIG TOOLS!! Inside the Constructed Facilities Lab.

The 6TH annual WCA / ICRI Sporting Clay Shoot

Rocky Creek Sporting Clays3390 Mountain Gap Rd.

Richburg, SC 29729(803) 482-2070

rockycreeksportingclays.comEvent Date: Wednesday, November 19, 2014Registration Deadline: November 12, 2014 to be guaranteed space!Event Schedule

11:00am - 12:30pm BBQ Lunch & 5 - Stand Warm-Up Shoot

12:30pm - 3:30pm Shoot

3:30pm Awards

Entry Fee$130 per person or $650 for a sponsored 5-man team.

Registration fee includes a Cabela’s Catch-All Gear Bagfeaturing durable, weather-resistant polyester construction with sturdy nylon webbing carry straps and six exterior pockets (FOR ALL WHO REGISTER AND PAY BY THE DEADLINE DATE), ammo provided for warm-up and the course, golf cart rental, 100 clays at 13 stations on a two mile course and a lunch sponsored by Guaranteed Supply Company.

You may enter as an individual, or companies are encouraged to enter as a 5-man team.

Bring your own gun and ear & eye protection!

Scoring will be by the Lewis Class Scoring System that gives shooters of all levels an equal chance at winning. A general explanation of the system is available at THIS WEBSITE. The final divisioning will be determined by the event chairman. Prizes for the Top Team Score and the winners and runners-up in each division.

Benefiting the Scholarship Funds of WCA and ICRI

C H i ll Out !One lucky winner will receive a new free Yeti Tundra Cooler, the super cooler every outdoorsman wants ($479 MSRP); 21.8 gallon capacity and will keep things cold for up to a week. With a super-strong roto-molded UV-resistant shell, this durable cooler has 2” of polyurethane foam insulation that teams with an integrated freezer-style gasket for superior ice retention. Exterior Dimensions: 30”L x 19”W x 20”H. Weight: 33 lbs.

Donated by New South Supply Co.

The 6TH annual WCA / ICRI Sporting Clay Shoot

Rocky Creek Sporting Clays3390 Mountain Gap Rd.

Richburg, SC 29729(803) 482-2070

rockycreeksportingclays.comEvent Date: Wednesday, November 19, 2014Registration Deadline: November 12, 2014 to be guaranteed space!Event Schedule

11:00am - 12:30pm BBQ Lunch & 5 - Stand Warm-Up Shoot

12:30pm - 3:30pm Shoot

3:30pm Awards

Entry Fee$130 per person or $650 for a sponsored 5-man team.

Registration fee includes a Cabela’s Catch-All Gear Bagfeaturing durable, weather-resistant polyester construction with sturdy nylon webbing carry straps and six exterior pockets (FOR ALL WHO REGISTER AND PAY BY THE DEADLINE DATE), ammo provided for warm-up and the course, golf cart rental, 100 clays at 13 stations on a two mile course and a lunch sponsored by Guaranteed Supply Company.

You may enter as an individual, or companies are encouraged to enter as a 5-man team.

Bring your own gun and ear & eye protection!

Scoring will be by the Lewis Class Scoring System that gives shooters of all levels an equal chance at winning. A general explanation of the system is available at THIS WEBSITE. The final divisioning will be determined by the event chairman. Prizes for the Top Team Score and the winners and runners-up in each division.

Benefiting the Scholarship Funds of WCA and ICRI

C H i ll Out !One lucky winner will receive a new free Yeti Tundra Cooler, the super cooler every outdoorsman wants ($479 MSRP); 21.8 gallon capacity and will keep things cold for up to a week. With a super-strong roto-molded UV-resistant shell, this durable cooler has 2” of polyurethane foam insulation that teams with an integrated freezer-style gasket for superior ice retention. Exterior Dimensions: 30”L x 19”W x 20”H. Weight: 33 lbs.

Donated by New South Supply Co.

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Return Sporting Clay Registration with payment to “WCA” by November 12, 2014 to:WCA / ICRI Sporting Clays, 839 Finnbar Dr, Cary, NC 27519

or scan and email to kellybob@earthlink.net

The 2014 WCA / ICRI Sporting Clay ShootR E G I S T R A T I O N F O R M

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIESSponsorship helps support the event and our organizations plus it’s

great advertising for your company!

CIRCLE YOUR SELECTION

Station Sponsorship: $125 each and logo artwork(includes sign with logo displayed at your station)

Event Sponsorship:

For questions or more info contact:Roger Baldwin (803-518-2593rbaldwin@tuckerkirby.com), David Honeycutt (704-491-8481 dwhoneyc@yahoo.com) or Kelly Andrews (919-380-3054 kellybob@earthlink.net)

Number of shooters x $130.00orTeam Registration @ $650.00+Optional Sponsorships

TOTAL AMOUNT DUE

Checks payable to WCA Or register online at

www.thewaterproofers.org

***Please mail or email this form, even if you pay on-line.We need the names and shotgun of each shooter.***

Magnum - $1000 Includes three comp shooting slots and a 3’ X 4’ Magnum Sponsor Banner with your company logo, your logo on three laminated signs on the course at the shooting stations and acknowledgement in opening and closing remarks.

Station Sponsorship: $125 each and logo artwork(includes sign with logo displayed at your station.

Gold Trigger - $600Includes two comp shooting slots and a 2’ X 3’ Gold Trigger Sponsor Banner with your company logo, your logo on two laminated signs on the course at the shooting stations and acknowledgement in opening and closing remarks.

Silver Bullet - $300 includes one comp shooting slot and company logo with all other Silver Bullet Sponsors 2’ X 3’ sponsor banner, your logo on one laminated sign on the course at the shooting stations and acknowledgement in opening and closing remarks

2014 OFFICERS AND BOARD OF DIRECTORSPRESIDENTDoug SaundersGuaranteed Supply Co.(704) 622-4620; dougs@gscnc.com

vICE-PRESIDENTTara CavallineUniversity of North Carolina at Charlotte (704) 687-6584, tlcavall@uncc.edu

SECRETARYPaul FarrellCarolina Restoration & Waterproofing (919) 528-6400, pfarrell@crwonline.com

TREASURERHayes ThompsonStrickland Waterproofing, Inc. 704-614-6596 hthompson@stricklandwaterproofing.com

IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENTJeffery MolbySKA Consulting Engineers704-424-9663; JBMolby@skaeng.com

DIRECTORSRobert McDowell (through 2014)Seager Waterproofing, Inc.(336) 292-9284, robert@seagerwp.com

Bill Fortuna (through 2014)The Quikrete Companies(757) 478-1960, bfortuna@quikrete.com

Bruce Stoerkel (through 2015)Statesville Roofing & Building Restoration, Inc.(704) 768-8135, bstoerkel@statesvilleroofing.com

Ben Smith, PE (through 2015)North Carolina State University919-515-1499, bcsmith7@ncsu.edu

Mark O’Brien (through 2016)Guaranteed Supply Company(919) 833-0923, marko@gscnc.com

Steve Moore, PE (through 2016)Applied Building Sciences(704) 749-3545, smoore@appliedbuildingsciences.com

CAROLInAS CHAPTER COMMITTEE CHAIRMEnProgram Committee – Doug Saunders, Hayes Thompson, Tara CavallineHospitality Committee – Doug Saunders & Bill FortunaGolf Committee – John McDougall, Bruce Stoerkel, Mark O’Brien & Bill FortunaNominating Committee – Steve Moore & Hayes ThompsonCall Committee – Paul Farrell & Bill FortunaMembership and Education – Jeff Molby & Mark O’BrienAwards & Project of the Year – Hayes Thompson & Ben SmithSponsorship – Paul Farrell & Robert McDowellPoints Committee – Robert McDowell & Doug SaundersWebsite – Hayes Thompson & Steve MooreNewsletter – Bruce StoerkelService Project – Bruce Stoerkel & Ben Smith

MAnAGEMEnT TEAMKelly Andrews

(919) 380-3054kellybob@earthlink.net

Brad Aderhold(919) 247-0422

brad@adversecreations.com

LEGAL COUnSELAndy Anderson

Anderson Jones, PLLC (919) 277-2541

aanderson@andersonandjones.com

KEY CHAPTER MEETING & EVENT DATES Oct 16, 2014 ICRICC Board of Directors –400pm Courtyard by Marriott, Mt Pleasant Oct 16-18, 2014 ICRICC Fall Convention Courtyard by Marriott, Mt.Pleasant, SCNov. 19, 2014 Joint WCA/ICRI Sporting Clay Event Rocky Creek Sporting Clays, Richburg, SC

ICRI - Carolinas Chapter839 Finnbar Dr.Cary, NC 27519