Now that summer has finally arrived in the St. Louis area, I think it is worthwhile discussing how we survived and were successful during one of the wettest, coolest springs that anyone can remember. The answer is simple: maintenance agreements.
How Times Have Changed I read with great interest Mark Skaer’s recent article in The News about women in this field [“Industry Could Benefit From a Woman’s Touch,” June 9].
August August 18 Commercial Equipment York Unitary Products Group Wichita, Kan. 405-419-6591 August 19-21 Commercial Equipment York Unitary Products Group Wichita, Kan. 405-419-6591 August 19-21 Mechanical Drives/Power Transmission National Technology
This is the greatest country in the world, but sometimes I just wonder what other countries think of us. That thought crossed my mind twice in one day. The second time was while watching a cowboy trying to ride a bull.
People Are People Mark Skaer’s column (“Industry Could Benefit From A Woman’s Touch”) that appeared in the June 9, 2003 News is right for all the wrong reasons! Having been
In the depths of summer, my thoughts go back to this past March, when a seminar on air conditioning and global warming was being held in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
September September 10 Hot Water Systems/1-Pipe Steam Systems Peerless Boilers Scranton, Pa. 717-285-9345 September 8-12 Reciprocating and Scroll Compressor Chiller/Rooftop and Self-Contained Maintenance And Operation McQuay Staunton, Va. 540-248-9646 September
At the recent National Association of Oil Heat Service Managers (NAOHSM) Convention, I met a person who had an interesting story about getting some kindergarten children involved in the oil heat business.
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