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WORLD FENCE NEWS • JUNE 2012 • 61 • Promoting safety in the business was WFN contributing editor Jim Lucci's column for the month. • Construction activity remained steady in March, according to the Dodge Report. • WFN contributing editor Herb Borner explained how to lay out curved outfield fences, and the special items you must consider in doing so. • Manufacturers answered code questions about porch and deck railing systems. • Jim Hart wrote about "Big Foot on the loose." June 2002 Here are some articles and items that were being covered in the June 2002 issue of World Fence News, 10 years ago this month. • The cover for June showed an in- teresting fence job. As part of the Florida Inland Navigation District's program to store material dredged from the Intracoastal Waterway, a number of properties were being pre- pared as storage sites in the state's eastern counties. East Coast Fence and Guardrail of Cocoa, Fla. worked on the fence job. The site, located in St. Augustine, re- quired 14,000 lineal feet of 6 ft. chain link + 3 bw. From the looks of the photos, the jobsite conditions were miserable. The terrain was so murky and temperatures sometimes dropped into the 20s. Pho- tos were courtesy of East Coast Fence and Guardrail. Articles in the issue: • Don't let chain saws get the best of you. • Invest $2.49 for your next big deal, by Paul Montelongo. • How to improve your promo- tional materials, by Henry Goudreau. • Safeguarding your business: pro- tecting against inside abuse, by Jim Lucci. • Realize that everyone within June 2002 cover your company represents it, by Patri- cia Fripp. • Phillip Perry offered three steps to a great family business. • Diagnosing employee perform- ance problems, by Robert Bacal. • AFA graduated its Field Training School Class of 2002. • Getting the message out about child drowning prevention can save lives. • March construction showed an 11 percent decline. THE WORLD FENCE NEWS FENCELINE IS HERE TO HELP Looking for something? Need to know in a hurry? Use the World Fence News FenceLine product locator service! 1-800-231-0275 in the U.S. & Canada. Specifically formulated for ease-of- application, Standard Paints exterior Wood DefenderTM stains help protect and beautify wood structures. With one coat you are assured of uniform application with no runs, drips or back brushing. Mildew resistant, Wood Defender stains contain ultraviolet inhibitors to stabilize wood color and provide long lasting wood protection. Our products, techniques and equipment are proven by hundreds of successful applicators that we have trained. INQUIRE ABOUT EQUIPMENT, START UP PACKAGES AND TRAINING REGISTER TODAY! 940 S. 6th Ave. Mansfield, TX 76063 WWW.WOODDEFENDER.COM • (817) 477-5060 • (817) 477-5030 PRO PACKAGE ST-250 11 - 6 Gauge Up to 20 ft. heights 3/8" to 1" mesh Aluminized Galvanized PVC - Extruded Fuse Bonded Extruded Bonded June 1997 cover MEMBER Guaranteed Fence And Deck Sealer