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March 2014 Vol. 197 │ No. 3 ISSN #0034-3137

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WHAT IS THE SOUTHERN ICE EXCHANGE (SIE)?

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SUPPLIER MEMBERS

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SIE ICE COMPANIES MAKE THIS GROUP AN ASSOCIATION THAT ENDURES

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SIE CONVENTION HISTORY

ICE MANUFACTURER MEMBERS

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SIE MEMBER PROFILE

How did it all begin and what SIE does do for its members?

Profiles of some of the ice companies that comprise SIE

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An alphabetical listing of all members categorized as ice manufacturers

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Past convention locations and SIE presidents from 1962 to present

A pictorial look back at the

Maginnis family's legacy.

DEPARTMENTS spICE Here's to another 125 years, SIE! AD INDEX A list of our advertisers

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Here's to another 125 years, There are a few other notable 125th anniversaries this year, besides the Southern Ice Exchange (SIE). None quite as meaningful to me personally, but still in the same fine class: National Geographic, The Eiffel Tower, and Atlanta’s own Coca-Cola.

The success that these other organizations have experienced are made up of the same ingredients which have blessed the SIE with its own longevity - great people who love what they do, devoted effort, and a will to keep growing and changing. Albert Schweitzer said, “Success is not the key to happiness. Happiness is the key to success. If you love what you are doing, you will be successful.”

I’ve seen this among ice producers and suppliers since I attended my first convention in 1978 in Charlottsville, Va. It was the North Carolina/Virginia Ice Association at the Boar’s Head, and I have the same friends today that I made then. The ice industry doesn’t forget you. They become family right away and stick around for the rest of your life.

This year, the SIE celebrates its quasquicentennial (kwaskwi–cen–TEN-ial) in Sandestin, Fla., March 27-31. I am amazed that our industry has associations with this much staying power. Slowly but surely (and sometimes quickly) the industry has evolved. But we’ve stuck with it, and therefore, it has stuck with us, too.

I wanted to celebrate all those members and suppliers that make up the SIE. I included as much as this issue would hold, but if you continue to send in your stories, we will continue to celebrate.

Thank you to everyone who responded to our requests for information. While I appreciate the humbleness and modesty among the members, I am also grateful that you allow us to congratulate you on helping bring the SIE to 125 years.

See you in Sandestin!

Mary Cronley Editor/Publisher

Meet Dawn Ladd, SIE's Executive Director Dawn Ladd became SIE Executive Director of the SIE in 2007. Her first convention with the SIE was in Charleston, S.C. with Rick Romanoff as president. She came to the SIE after a 10 year year stint with the IPIA (1998 – 2008), so Dawn knows the ice industry and has brought much talent to the organization.

As soon as I contacted Dawn for help with this special issue, I realized right away how efficient, effective and hands-on she is. She’s also easy to talk to and makes one feel like his/her ideas are important. Even though we are all busy with our families, businesses and countless other demands, she coordinated efforts and reached out to the SIE members and got me what I needed.

When I asked Dawn to give me a little history on herself, she found out that her maternal grandfather, Bert Willard, owned an ice company in Jamaica, N.Y. He was originally from Saskatchewan, Canada. She says, “I found this out during research and the census report for 1930 affirms that. I do not know how long he was in the business (as he became a dairy farmer when I was a child), but I guess somewhere it was in my blood. I 4 REFRIGERATION Magazine │ March 2014

Daughter Tracie and son Jason stand on either side of Dawn and her husband Rob. Dawn replaced Ed Norris as Executive Director, whose predecessor was Milford Sears, longtime friend and contributor to the industry, pictured here with wife Kathleen.

do remember having a stuffed penquin as a child when most kids had teddy bears. I live in Tampa, Fla. with my husband, Rob. I have two children and one granddaughter, plus our two 4-legged babies.”

Dawn is one more example of why the SIE continues!

Spotlight

WHAT IS THE

SOUTHERN ICE EXCHANGE? The Southern Ice Exchange (SIE) is a regional trade association representing ice manufacturers throughout the southeast and suppliers throughout the USA and Canada.

The SIE was founded in 1889 because businessmen in the ice industry decided that mutual opportunities and problems could be effectively dealt with through cooperation. This philosophy of cooperation continues today and is doubly important because of increased government activity in the business community. Membership in the SIE is voluntary, but each individual member is committed to the goal of providing quality ice products to the consuming public.

The SIE is the oldest trade association in our industry. Its members are among the best established and most respected ice men and women in the country.

WHAT DOES THE SIE DO FOR YOU? The Southern Ice Exchange provides a forum: 1. Where you meet your fellow ice men and women in a social environment.

2. Where you are given the opportunity to see and hear from equipment manufacturers and suppliers.

3. Where you can “air” your problems and seek solutions from suppliers and representatives in the industry.

4. Where you can learn from workshops, seminars and “bull” sessions.

5. Where you will receive THE ICE WORLD JOURNAL each quarter, so that you can keep updated on the news and happenings in the ice industry.

WHERE DID IT ALL BEGIN? It was spring 1833 and Apalachicola, Fla. was hot, muggy and feverridden. A young doctor named John Gorrie spent long hours treating malaria patients.

Gorrie believed that simply lowering room temperature could help control the fever. He developed a crude type of air conditioning by hanging a bucket of ice in a breezeway so that it cooled the air.

It helped, but there was not much ice to be had in those days. It was

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shipped all the way from the Great Lakes by boat, and certainly did not last long in Apalachicola.

Gorrie was an inventive genius as well as a medical doctor.

He designed and constructed his own cold-air machine – the forerunner of today’s refrigerator. In 1844, he was cooling part of his own home with the machine, when one day he discovered the machine clogged with ice.

It was the first time that man had ever frozen water. Gorrie realized what had happened, and by 1845 he had built a machine that made block ice.

The doctor obtained a patent for the ice machine in 1851, but was unable to sell the idea to manufacturers.

Brokenhearted, he died four years later without realizing any benefits from his invention. Today, an exact replica of Dr. Gorries’s ice machine is on display in the John Gorrie State Historical Museum in Apalachicola.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE SIE COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONS MEMBERSHIP This committee is charged with coordinating the Southern Ice Exchange’s recruiting activities. All committee members are expected to make an active and diligent effort to recruit new members for the association. This committee will work closely with the SIE Secretary to assure a timely and courteous processing of all membership applications.

EDUCATION COMMITTEE This committee is charged with choosing a yearly topic(s) of interest to the membership with regards to technology of manufacturing, safety, delivery, sales/marketing, government regulations and/or sanitation. More than one topic can be chosen should the committee find it important enough to educate the membership. This committee is to advise the President periodically of their progress and be prepared to issue a report on their topic(s) at the annual convention. The committee is encouraged to make periodic mailings to the membership should they deem it worthy to educate and promote their topic.

Spotlight CONVENTION PROGRAM This committee is charged with the responsibility of preparing an interesting and informative program for the annual convention. At the fall Board of Directors meeting, it is to submit a proposed convention program and budget. Once this program and budget is approved by the Board of Directors, this committee is to make arrangements for speakers and activities. This committee is also charged with the responsibility of selecting the site for the annual convention, which must be approved by the Board of Directors.

THE PURPOSE OF THE SIE To promote the interests of the ice business.

To promote high standards in the manufacturing and marketing of ice and ice industry products.

SUPPLIER REPRESENTATIVE This one-person committee is selected by the supplier members at their annual meeting and was formed to ensure that the communication between supplier members and the Board of Directors is always open. This representative will report the supplier members’ desires during each Board of Directors meeting.

To further the education, skills and techniques of the members in order to achieve the standards mentioned above.

NOMINATING This committee is charged with the responsibility of recommending SIE Board of Directors nominees to the membership assembled at the annual convention.

Members of this committee should make a diligent effort to accomplish the following:

To represent the interests of the ice industry to governmental agencies as it becomes necessary.

1. M ake sure that the nominee is willing to serve and that he/she will be an asset to the Board of Directors.

2. K eep a reasonable balance of ice manufacturer members and supplier members on the Board.

criteria and are deserving to be in the SIE Hall of Fame.

This committee is made up of the existing SIE Hall of Fame members with one of those members acting as chairperson.

This committee should seek approval of the Board of Directors before presenting their names to the general membership for election.

GOLF TOURNAMENT This committee is to make arrangements for the annual Jeff Tyler Memorial Golf Tournament. This committee will work closely with the SIE President to select a location, date and time of the golf tournament, arrange transportation, select pairings, and procure trophies for the winners.

DISASTER PREPAREDNESS This committee was formed as a public service following natural disasters such as hurricanes, tornadoes, floods, etc. The responsibility of this committee is to work closely with local agencies to assure a smooth flow of ice into the affected areas. This committee will consist of three volunteers from each member state of the SIE. Since natural disasters can occur at any time, this committee makes a diligent effort to secure emergency telephone numbers from the SIE membership to assure prompt response when needed.

To provide the forum for the exchange of ideas and goodwill among members of the association.

FISHING TOURNAMENT This committee is to make arrangements for the annual Bill Beville Memorial Fishing Tournament. This tournament is held during the annual SIE convention at a site where such a tournament is feasible. The committee shall make necessary arrangements as to fees, transportation, fishing equipment, etc., and shall work closely with the SIE President and Secretary.

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Spotlight

SIE Companies Make this Group

An Association that Endures We’ve listed the names and places of so many wonderful ice companies which comprise the Southern Ice Exchange. Some have been around longer than others, but all have endured the economy, the storms, the disasters, the consolidation of companies, and the death, divorce or other dividing factors which are a fact of life and of business. Here are a few profiles of some of the companies who continue to operate as an independent family business in one or more sense of the word.

Holiday Ice (Virginia) (Bo Russell, Dean Johnson) 800-924-5823 Holiday Ice began operations in 1947 in Suffolk, Va., under the leadership of Jim Russell. At the time, it was capable of producing 15 tons of ice per day and all deliveries were made by a small fleet of pickup trucks with ice boxes in the beds. As sales of packaged ice grew and the demand for services expanded beyond the normal routes, the decision was made to increase production and fleet operations.

In the early 90s, two sons returned to help Jim push the business to the next level. In 2005, the company opened a brand new, state-of-the-art, ice manufacturing facility capable of producing 170 tons of packaged ice each day and utilizing the most advanced packaging equipment available. Sales steadily grew and once again outpaced production, so an additional 100 tons per day capacity was added in 2007. Customer demand for Holiday Ice’s excellent level of service and quality products forced Holiday to move into additional markets.

In 2010, Holiday acquired another ice company in Lawrenceville, Va. This enabled Holiday to reach markets west of Tidewater, Va. and further service capabilities. In 2012, Holiday added distribution centers in Norfolk, Va. and Raleigh, N.C., in order to enhance customer service and satisfy the requirements of its growing customer base.

Today, Holiday Ice remains a family-owned and operated business and continues to evaluate ways in which to increase the levels of service and expand the level of quality products it produces.

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Buck Ice & Coal (Georgia) (Bill Buck) 706-322-5451 In 1922, T. B. Buck founded Buck Ice in Columbus, Ga. In those days, "The Red Wagon Boys" was a popular radio program about delivering ice on wagons. Later, the Buck Ice penguins, "Pete and Gladys," became a favorite of children and adults alike.

Bill Buck said, “Over the years the Buck Ice family and the fine folks who work with us have continued to offer our customers and families the best ice and the best service available. We're proud of our eighty-three year history of service - in the same family, in the same location. We're even more proud to have so many folks as our customers and our friends.”

Arctic Ice Co. (Alabama) (Brent Haller) 800-801-7962 Family owned and operated for 40 years, Arctic Ice Company, LTD, Mobile, Ala., offers its customers the benefits of a company that has hands-on management which provides personal attention.

“Whether your needs are for blasting/cleaning, cooling with dry ice, freezing items (cyro-freezing), or for regular (wet) ice, feel free to contact use. We have been involved in the wet ice business for 40+ years and the dry ice business for over 12 years and we believe in staying on the cutting edge of technology.”

Spotlight Carolina Quality Ice (South Carolina) (Joe Williams) 864-814-3535 Family owned and operated, Carolina Quality Ice, Spartanburg, S.C., is selling packaged ice to retail locations in the Greenville and Spartanburg areas. As a local manufacturer, Carolina Quality Ice can provide ice to your location, from our Spartanburg refrigerated distribution center. With route sales and call-in service, a delivery schedule can be tailored to meet any needs. The company states, “Remember that, while we may not be as big as our larger competitors, we’re dedicated to a personal level of service. Maybe that explains our consistent 5-star reviews on the Intuit Business Directory, Yahoo! Local and Yelp.” Carolina Quality Ice is an SIE member and also a member of the South Carolina Association of Convenience Stores.

Harman Ice & Cold Storage (Tennessee) (H. Reese, Andrew and Harry Harman) 800-886-9164 Harman Ice began in Johnson City, Tenn. in January of 1915 when C.E. Walker and his brother-in-law R.E. Harman partnered together to form Walker Ice and Coal Company.

At this time the ice business consisted of producing large 300 pound blocks which were delivered to homes by horse and wagon and used for refrigeration in iceboxes, early examples of the modern electric refrigerator. In addition to ice manufacturing, the company also delivered coal to homes, which was burned for heat during winter.

The company operated as Walker Ice and Coal until January 15, 1935 when at a board of directors meeting, R.E. Harman opted to exercise the “buy” option of a buy/ sell agreement between himself and C.E. Walker. The

move made Mr. Harman the sole owner of the company at which time he re-named it Harman Ice and Coal Company.

Following the buyout, Mr. Harman was joined by his son Estel Harman who assisted him in operating the family business.

R.E. and Estel continued to focus on home delivery and coal until the end of WWII when mass production of the electric refrigerator began. The introduction of the refrigerator eliminated the need for block ice, forcing the father and son to look for other sources of revenue. The pair began experimenting with forcing the 300 pound blocks through a crusher and packaging the “cubes” in paper bags for use at filling stations, grocery stores, and movie theaters. This new form of ice business grew rapidly along with the frozen food and cold storage businesses.

In 1967 the company entered a new era when Harry E. Harman joined his father and grandfather in the family business. Harry continued the process of crushing and packaging block ice until 1981 when he purchased the company’s first two 4.5 ton automatic tube ice makers. As the company grew, Harry continued to add additional ice makers to meet demand. By 1997 the company had a total production capacity of 40 tons per day.

In 1997 Harry’s son Reese joined the company along with his brother, Andy, in 2001. As the company grew, so did the need to produce more ice. In the winter of 2001 the family decided to upgrade the Johnson City facility by installing new ice makers and packaging equipment, increasing the plant’s capacity to 60 tons per day. The following year more production equipment was added bringing the size of the plant to 130 tons per day.

Today, Harman Ice operates 130 ton ice plants in Johnson City and Knoxville, Tenn. and a distribution center in Kodak, Tenn. The plants are capable of producing more than 50,000 packages per day and can store on hand more than 800,000 packages. The Harman Ice market covers all of east Tennessee, southwest Virginia, and western North Carolina. The company is still owned and operated by Harry, Reese, and Andy Harman.

Rose Ice & Coal (North Carolina) (Archie Harris) 800-282-3703 On a recent Tuesday, Archie Harris sits at his desk in the back of Rose Ice Company. He pulls out a card with four numbers on it: 25 and 50 on one side, 75 and 100 on the other. “Know what this is?” he asks. It’s an order card that Wilmington residents hung in their windows to let the iceman know how many pounds of ice to leave at their houses.

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Spotlight Then Harris brings out an ice pick with Rose Ice & Coal Co. written on one side. The address and “Phone 40” is written on the other. That was the phone number in 1933 when the company started. At the time, Wilmington had at least five ice companies. Today, Rose is the only one left. The white block building that houses the business still has “Rose Ice & Coal Co.” painted in capital letters across the front.

“Almost every ice business also had coal,” Harris says. “If you sold ice in the summertime, you’d starve to death in the wintertime.”

When Harris bought the business from the Rose family in 1973, he still sold coal, and he still delivered ice to some houses on a regular basis. Today he no longer sells coal, and his primary ice customers are restaurants, chemical companies, grocery stores, and convenience stores.

Harris might not be as well known around town as the icemen of the early 1900s, but he knows this industry. Last year he was the chairman of the International Packaged Ice Association and is a member of the Southern Ice Association Hall of Fame.

His ice has even been on screen. When directors of the TV show “Dawson’s Creek,” which was filmed in Wilmington for six years, needed an ice rink, Harris provided it. When the props man on the set of "Firestarter," also filmed in Wilmington, couldn’t figure out how to make a wall of ice melt in an instant, Harris had a plan. “I told the director, ‘If you’ll get your people out of here, my people will have the ice in here in 10 minutes.’”

Morgan’s Ice (Alabama) (Mark McDaniel) 800-467-0020 In 1965, the Morgan family owned and operated a Gulf gas station in the small town of Robertsdale, Ala. With the frustration of never having enough ice to sell to their customers, the Morgans decided to buy their very own ice machine. They bagged and tied their own ice and soon had plenty to sell. Or so they thought. Before they knew it, the Morgans were receiving phone calls from all over town about buying ice. And this is how the distribution side of their new-found business began.

As time went on, the ice business grew to a whole new level and larger ice machines had to be purchased to keep up with their expanding business. The manufacturing and distribution of Morgan’s Ice has a production in excess of 180 tons per day along with 10 distribution trucks. Their routes reach east to the panhandle of Florida, west to the state line of Mississippi, north through Monroe County, and south to the Gulf of Mexico. Morgan’s says, “We are proud to be a part of this history and pride ourselves in customer building relationships. We believe in the integrity of our employees and only together can we continue to do be a success!”

Harris and Rose Ice Company now service much of southeastern North Carolina. His business is seasonal, and he still about starves in the wintertime, he says. But he’s carrying on a business in this town that’s lasted almost two centuries. The memorabilia he keeps shows it means something to him.

And you can guarantee Harris doesn’t take it for granted when he plunks a few pieces of ice into his glass of tea.

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Members – Ice Manufacturers

ICE MANUFACTURER MEMBERS ARCTIC ICE CO., LTD. 3441 Georgia Pacific Ave Mobile, AL 36617 Brent Haller 251/471-3583; 800/801-7962 251/454-1424 – Cell 251/478-1188 – FX bh@icedry.com

BEAUFORT ICE CO., INC. P.O. Box 278, 501 Broad St. Beaufort, NC 28516 Tim Jones Bill Jones 252/728-3291; 800/275-3291 252/726-2601 - office 252/728-3161 – FX 252/723-0332 – EM Beauforticeco@yahoo.com

BATEMAN’S ICE, INC. P.O. Box 31 St. Amant, LA 70774 Brent Bateman Jerry Bateman 225/675-5691; 800/676-0963 225/675-6806 – FX 225/571-7723 – EM icedrum@eatel.net

BUCK ICE & COAL CO. P.O. Box 1457 (31902-1457) 2400 12th Ave. (31901-1354) Columbus, GA 31902 Bill & Louann Buck William & Erie Sue Buck 706/322-5451 706/322-5453 - FX 706/576-1137 – EM www.propage.net – text page www.buckice.com buckiceco@aol.com

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CAROLINA ICE COMPANY 2466 Old Poole Rd. Kinston, NC 28504 Tommy Edwards, President Duane Howard, General Mgr. 252/527-3178; 800/776-6057 252/527-0170 – FX 252/560-5976; 252/527-3178 EM www.carolinaice.com tedwards@carolinaice.com dhoward@carolinaice.com CAROLINA QUALITY ICE 425 Old John Dodd Rd. Spartanburg, SC 29316 Joe Williams 864/814-3535 864/814-3535 – FX 864-237-0333 – EM joe@carolinaqualityice.com CASSIDY’S STUART ICE 3240 S. E. Dominica Terrace Stuart, FL 34997 Mark Cassidy Sean Cassidy 772/283-2823 772/287-5598 – FX 772/263-3263 – EM 772/283-1466 – EM www.cassidyice.com seancassidysice@aol.com CHILLY WILLY ICE P.O. Box N7353 Nassau, Bahamas Delton Moree 242/393-1555 Cabrina Burrows-242/393-2914 242/394-3346 – FX 242/363-5959 – Home chillywillyice@gmail.com CORBIN ICE COMPANY 1311 Cumberland Falls Hwy P.O. Box 564 Corbin, KY 40701 Jreg Botner Jody Botner 606/528-5730; 800/253-1516 606/528-6848 – FX 606/344-1365 – EM 606/524-7625 corbinice@hotmail.com jodybotner@hotmail.com jregcorbinice@bellsouth.net

Members – Ice Manufacturers CRYSTAL CUBES ICE DIST. 7040 Mableton Pkwy, SE Mableton, GA 30126 Anil Patel Vishal Patel 770/739-5555 770/739-5555 - FX 678/794-3647 – Anil 678/794-3648 – Vishal www.Crystalcubesice.com icemanguru@gmail.com radioguru1@gmail.com CUBE ICE COMPANY, INC. 101 Court St. Batesville, MS 38606 Dennis Lott 662/563-8411 662/563-7622 – FX 662/563-5567 – EM Dlott46@yahoo.com CUBELET ICE CO. 3368 Holden Beach Rd., SW Supply, NC 28462 Lyn & Judy Holden 910/842-2699; 800/808-0423 910/842-8590 – FX 910/842-6227 – EM terry@thebeachmart.com EASTERN ICE, LLC. (formerly Southern Sun) P.O. Box 129 Prosperity, WV 25909 Brian Penturff 304/256-3835 304/255-5190 – FX 304/222-3279 - EM penturff@hotmail.com easternic@gmail.com EASTERN ICE CO. P.O. Box 546 Bayboro, NC 28515 Tyler Hardison 252/745-7346 252/745-7022 – FX 252/670-1504 – EM epinc@bcsfastnet.com FRANK’S ICE COMPANY 1104 Sea Mountain Hwy. North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582 Frank Boulineau Curtis Matthews 843/663-6970 – office 843/249-3556 843/249-8839 – FX 843/446-1278 – EM curtism@boulineaus.com

GLADE’S TRUCK ICE, INC. P.O. Box 1840 1501 S. Main St. Belle Glade, FL 33430 Kirby & Debbie Norman 561/996-7710 561/996-0021 – FX 561/996-7417 – EM kirbynorman@yahoo.com HARMAN ICE & COLD STORAGE 724 West Walnut St. Johnson City, TN H. Reese Harman Andrew R. Harman Harry E. Harman 423/926-9164; 800/886-9164 423/926-9165 – FX 423/534-2211 – EM www.harmanice.com aharman@harmanice.com Additional facility: 2727 Middlebrook Pike Knoxville, TN 37921 865/522-1362 Kenny Hughes khughes@harmanice.com HOLIDAY ICE, INC. 1200 Progress Rd. Suffolk, VA 23434 Bo Russell Dean Johnson 757/934-1294; 800/924-5823 757/934-0538 – FX 757/544-1000 – EM www.holidayiceinc.com brussell@holidayiceinc.com Additional facility: 514 New St., P.O. Box 538 Lawrenceville, VA 23868 Robbie Pecht, Joseph Caldwell 434/848-2615; 800/624-1381 434/848-4299 – FX434/532-3007 – EM

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THE HOME CITY ICE CO. 6045 Bridgetown Rd. Cincinnati, OH 45248 Thomas F. Sedler 513/598-3000 513/574-5409 - FX 513/598-3011 - EM tfsedler@homecityicecom HOMETOWN ICE, LLC Douglas Arrington 270 Trail Dr. Rocky Mount, VA 24151 540/483-7865 - PH ICE HOUSE DISTRIBUTING CO. 4514 Monkhouse Dr. Shreveport, LA 71109 Clyde or Ann Tew 318/636-3490 318/636-3498 – FX 318/208-4167 – EM clydetew@mindspring.com ICE PLANT, INC. 202 Hwy 19 North P.O. Box 4057 Meridian, MS 39304 Sean P. Odom 601/485-9111 601/482-0818 – FX www.iceplant.net Sodom@iceplant.net JIM’S ICE, INC. 41519 Bayou Narcisse Gonzales, LA 70737 James Boyce, III 225/715-9717 225/647-0376 – FX 225/715-9717 – EM renanickens@aol.com MORGAN’S ICE P.O. Box 1517 18750 E. Silverhill Ave. Robertsdale, AL 36567 Mark McDaniel 251/947-5757; 800/467-0020 251/947-4800 – FX www.morgansice.com morgansice@hotmail.com

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Members – Ice Manufacturers

ICE MANUFACTURER MEMBERS MR. ICE , LLC P.O. Box 520 Lanett, AL 36863 Michael C. Givorns 334/576-2267 334/756-4800 - FX PRESTIGE ICE COMPANY, INC. Office: 107 North Madison St. Thomasville, GA 31792 Kathy Dailey katmom@rose.net Plant: 1411 Glenwood Dr. Thomasville, GA 31792 Ronnie H. Salter, Jr. 229/228-5341; 800/474-6309 229/226-4817 – FX 229/672-0417 – EM iceman@rose.net REED ICE COMPANY, INC. 2642 Double Branches Rd. Lincolnton, GA 30817 Tab Reed, Jr. 706/359-3127; 800/927-9612 706/359-5465 – FX 706/359-4517 – EM www.reedice.com reedice@nu-z.net ROANOKE VALLEY ICE CO., INC. 201 West Eighth St. Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870 Chuck Overton Jacob Overton Steve Acrey Rob Davis 252/537-4756; 800/446-6338 252/537-6141 – FX 252/308-7199 – EM 252/536-1728 – EM 252/578-1320 – EM blueflamerrnc@earthlink.net steve@roanokevalleyice.com rob@roanokevalleyice.com ROSE ICE & COAL CO. 1202 Market St. Wilmington, NC 28401 Archie & Sallyann Harris 910/762-2464; 800/282-3703 910/762-9999 – FX 910/799-6648 – EM 910/619-0589 – EM Archie.harris@live.com

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STOVER ICE SALES 88 Auxier Heights Auxier, KY 41602 Jess Stover 606/886-3039; 800/633-8554 606/889-9324 – FX (call first) 606/889-9324 - EM jlstover@hotmail.com

TUCKER OIL COMPANY P.O. Box 50127 Columbia, SC 29250 Buck Sprout III 803/779-9538 803/771-4073 – FX 803/410-0137 – EM bsprott@tuckeroil.com

SUNNYSIDE ICE 2001 Glendale St. Winston-Salem, NC 27336 Jim Humphrey 336/723-5161 800/423-5161 Jim.Humphrey@sunnysideice.com

VALLEY ICE 5534 Main St. P.O. Box 41 Mt. Jackson, VA 22842 Todd Holtzman Jason Miller 540/477-4447; 888/306-4243 540/477-4192 – FX 540/325-2966 – EM www.valleyice.net jmiller@holtzmancorp.com

TENNESSEE VALLEY ICE CO. 4116 South Creek Rd. Chattanooga, TN 37406 Gary Bloodworth 423/698-6290 423/622-9748 – FX 423/309-1033 – EM tnvice@comcast.net T&C ICE COMPANY 258 Cemetery Rd. Mathiston, MS 39752 Glen Pate 662-552-5050 662/418-0386 - EM pate488@bellsouth.net THE ICE MAN 5849 Commonwealth Ave. Jacksonville, FL 32254 David & Kathy Bryant 904/384-2013; 800/972-7005 904/388-6399 – FX 904/962-6480 - EM www.theicemanfl.com Bryant@theicemanfl.com TRIANGLE ICE CO. 431 Harmon St. Savannah, GA 31401 John Potter Rob Neall 912/234-8866; 866/525-1251 912/234-5092 – FX 912/210-6434 – EM 912/210-6431 - EM www.triangleiceinc.com johnepotter@hotmail.com rneall@triangleiceinc.com

(CONT.)

ZIPPY ICE, INC. 4515 Old Pineville Rd. Charlotte, NC 28217 Howard Mackie Christine Mackie 980/355-9851 980/253-9742 - EM 704/258-0060 - EM christine@zippyicecompany.com

FX = FAX EM = EMERGENCY NUMBER

Members – Suppliers

SUPPLIER MEMBERS ALL OVER MEDIA

16355 36th Ave North, Ste 700 Plymouth, MN 55446 Beth Diffley 763/762-2058 763/424-1000 – FX 651/271-4281 – EM 800/525-8762 www.allovermedia.com beth.diffley@allovermedia.com All Over Media is your one stop shop for all vinyl signage needs.

AUTOMATIC ICE SYSTEMS 12976 Maurer Industrial Dr. St. Louis, MO 63127 Doug Carpenter 314/849-4411; 800/325-3667 314/849-4412 – FX 314/849-4411 - EM www.automaticice.com doug@automaticice.com

Ed Norris/Southeastern States 800/942-9969 ed@automaticice.com Sales & support of ice manufacturing, processing, packaging, and palletizing equipment. Engineered and integrated Automatic Ice Systems. Ice merchandising and packaging products.

CLINEBELL EQUIPMENT CO., INC. 890 Denver Avenue Loveland, CO 80537 Brenda Seaman Mike Clinebell 970/669-8100; 800/699-4423 970/669-5107 – FX 970/669-8100 - EM www.clinebellequipment.com brenda@clinebellequipment.com mike@clinebellequipment.com

Manufacture & sell block makers to produce 11 lb. blocks, snowcone blocks & crystal clear carving blocks, support equipment & supplies.

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CONTINENTAL PRODUCTS

2000 West Boulevard Mexico, MO 65265 Bruce Leith 573/581-4128; 800/325-0216 573/581-8711 – FX www.continentalproducts.com brucel@continentalproducts.com High Strength Polyethylene Ice Bags.

HAMER

14650 28th Ave. North Plymouth, MN 55447-4821 Jim Danielson 763/231-0100; 800/927-4674 763/231-0101 – FX www.hamerinc.com jim@hamerinc.com Form-fill-seal packaging equipment, bag closers, bale bag holders, coders.

HERCULES MANUFACTURING CO. 800 Bob Posey St., P.O. Box 497 Henderson, KY 42420 Jeff Duckworth 270/860-8376; 800/633-3031 270/631-6714 – FX 270/826-9501 – EM www.herculesvanbodies.com jduckworth@herculesvanbodies.com

Custom built insulated/refrigerated & coldplate truck bodies. Insulated slip-in truck bodies.

HERCULES POLY, INC. 315 Main St. P.O. Box 240520 Eclectic, AL 36024 Pam Booth 843/957-7585 www.herculespoly.com pbooth@herculespoly.com

Since 1993 Hercules Poly has provided its customers with quality and affordable polyethylene bags and packaging

Members – Suppliers for food, retail, banking, and industry. We offer a wide variety of poly bags in various sizes and print options including our line of Degradable Roll Bags which help to accelerate the breakdown of the product and ensuring a clean, waste-free environment for years to come.

ICE MAID, A DIV. OF ROESCH, INC. 100 N. 24th St., P.O. Box 328 Belleville, IL 62222 Debbie Thomas dthomas@roeschinc.com Jennifer Arnold jarnold@roeschinc.com 618/233-2760; 800/423-6243 618/233-1186 - FX www.icemaid.com

Manufacturers of Ice Maid merchandisers; custom & stock design ice bags – complete inventory of bags, decals, wire, ice tongs, Ice Maid merchandiser parts.

ITC (Ing-Tech)

5525 Erindale Dr., #217 Colorado Springs, CO 80918 David Inglis 719/599-4044; 800/599-4744 719/599-4013 – FX www.itcpack.com itc@itcpack.com dinglis@itcpack.com Ice manufacturing equipment & related parts & supplies.

JOHNSEN MACHINE CO., LTD./JMC 3470 Mainway Burlington, Ontario, Canada L7M 1A8 Joe DeTuba 905/335-4196; 800/263-5252 905/335-4201 – FX www.jmcpackaging.com joed@jmcpackaging.com

ICE SYSTEMS & SUPPLIES, INC. 163 East Mt. Gallant Rd. Rock Hill, SC 29730 W.L. (Chip) & Kimberly Rockwell 803/324-8791; 800/662-1273 803/324-5950 – FX 704/583-9558 – EM www.issionline.com chip@issionline.com Steve Hatch 2921 Stanton Rd. Conyers, GA 30094 800/966-2182; 800/966-2182 770/331-0381-cell steve@issionline.com Chris Wright 2394 Buckboard Trail Rocky Mount, NC 27804 252/972-9318; 877/972-9318 252/937-794777 – FX 252/903-9318 - EM chris@issionline.com, cwrightnow@gmail.com

(Continued on page 20)

Enjoy the of

benefits

water vending

without

handling money Our patent-pending cash door lets retailer collect money – allowing ice operators to enter the vending business without handling cash.

Other Benefits: • Provides a year-round revenue opportunity • Easy to service and maintain • Extremely reliable

Design & build total ice plants, everything for the ice industry.

FX = FAX

EM = EMERGENCY NUMBER

For more information, visit our website at waterbyus.com or call 877.846.2408.

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Members – Suppliers Manufacturers of the JMC automatic baler & the JMC Fuseaire 4 hot air poly bag sealer – bulk bagger 16-40 lbs. with volumetic.

KEET CONSULTING SERVICES 2501 Meadowview Lane, Ste 202 Pelham, AL 35124 Darrell Mount 205/620-9843 205/664-1255 – FX 205/540-6050 - EM www.kcsgis.com/routeman dmount@kcsgis.com

Route management software specifically designed for handheld computers in the ice industry.

KEITH MANUFACTURING COMPANY 401 NW Adler St., P.O. Box 1 Madras, OR 97741 541/475-3802; 800/547-6161 541/475-2169 FX www.keithwalkingfloor.com sales@keithwalkingfloor.com

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RAYMOND SOUTH

5001 Stoney Brooke Dr. Phenix City, AL 36867 334/297-8442 334/214-4697 – FX 503/807-4951 – cell rsouth@keithwalkingfloor.com Bulk storage & conveying from 1 ton to over 1,000 tons.

LEER, INC.

9942 Balsaridge Ct. Trinity, FL 34655 Charlotte Maginnis 800/766-5337; 727/375-8724 608/562-7030 – FX www.leerinc.com cmaginnis@leerinc.com Glass & solid door ice merchandiser, UL listed freezers & transport bodies.

Members – Suppliers MATTHIESEN EQUIPMENT CO.

566 North W.W. White Rd. San Antonio, TX 78219 Stephen Niestroy 210/333-1510; 800/624-8635 210/333-1563 – FX www.matthiesenequipment.com sniestroy@matthiesenequipment.com

AMMONIA PARTS FARLEYS FRIGERATION

Manufacturer of baggers, automatic baler, block press, screw conveyors, belt conveyors, live bottom bins, shakers, snow reels, crushers, drying belts & heat sealers. Custom configurations available.

MODERN ICE

P.O. Box 11340 Cincinnati, OH 45211 5709 Harrison Avenue Cincinnati, OH 45248 Gary Jerow, CEO 513/367-2101; 800/543-1581 513/574-3714 - FX www.modernice.com info@modernice.com

23620 CR 561 Astatula, FL. 34705 Office 352-742-2010

www.farleys-srp.com

Replacement parts for use in your Vilter® We stock an extensive line of replacement parts for use in the Vilter 400 series piston compressors

Mike Ringstaff, Nat’l Sales Mgr. mringstaff@modernice.com Phillip Brasher, Sales Associate pbrasher@modernice.com A full service team with multiple warehouses for all your equipment, parts, supplies, design & installation requirements.

MORRIS & ASSOCIATES

803 Morris Drive Garner, Raleigh, NC 27614 David Maw, Chief Operating Officer Tammy Lassiter 919/412-6263; 919/582-9241 919/582-9128 FX www.morris-associates.com dmaw@morris-associates.com Manufacturer of ice makers from 2 – 120 tons ice per day.

R-22 & ammonia refrigeration systems & rake bins.

From a spring to a package Farley’s can handle it Ammonia Hoses

½” and ¾” transfer and charging hoses in 25’ and 50’ IN STOCK

Replacement Coalescing & Oil Filters available

Pressure Gauges

Glycerin Filled Stainless 30/0/150 and 30/0/300 2-1/2” Dial $36.00ea.

4” Dial $46.00ea.

Replacement Shaft Seals

Replacements for Cornell, Dunham Bush, Frick, FES Rotary, Howden, F.E.S. GEA, Mycom, Sabroe, Stal, Sullair, Viking, Vilter, York

Sulfur Sticks 100pack $35.00 10 pack $4.75 Litmus Paper $6.50 / book

Valves Parker, R/S, Danfoss, Phillips, Hansen, Shank, Sporlan, Wolf Linde

Continued on page 25 Cornell, Dunham Bush, Frick, F.E.S. GEA, Sabroe, Stal, Sullair, Viking, York are registered trademarks. Fuller is a registered trademark of FL Smidth Inc. Mycom is a March registered trademark of Mayekawa; Vilter is a registered trademark of Emerson Climate.

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Members – Suppliers

NORCAN FLEXIBLE PACKAGING, INC. 7280 West Credit Ave. Mississauga, Ontario, Canada L5N 5N1 Leo Mayette Gabriel Thibault 905/813-9400; 800/406-0039 905/813-9407 - FX 416/728-1912 – EM norcanflexpack@msn.com

THERMAL MANUFACTURING, INC.

Manufacture r Printing up of Flexible Packaging, “OUR PACKA to 8 colors process, PlasticPrinted Bags, Printe GING IS FLEX d Roll Stock, Film Extrus IBLE, OUR Head Office Baler ion, Coex, QUALITY : 7275 West Mono, 3 Layers Bags, IS NOT” ™ Credit Avenu Tel: 905-81 Extrusion 3-9400 Fax: e, Mississauga, Capability.

905-813-9407 Ontario L5N Toll Free: www.norcanf 1-800-406-00 5M9 lexible.com 39 Plant: 7280 West Credit Avenue, Missis sauga, Ontar Tel: 905-81 io L5N 3-7513 ® 2014 NorCan

72090 Sharon Rd. Bridgeport, OH 43912 Paul White, Jr., President Christine White 740/635-4455 740/635-4457 – FX www.thermalmfg.com thermalmfg@aol.com 5N1

Flexible Packagin

g

Manufacturers of polyethylene printed bags.

Rollstock, balers.

POLAR TEMP ICE MERCHANDISERS 3286-E Northpark Blvd.

Alcoa, TN 37701 Byron Thatcher 877/984-5945 865/984-5107 – FX 865/607-0761 – EM www.polartemp.com sales@polartemp.com

Patty Franklin 189 Seville Dr. Muttells Inlet, SC 29576 866/827-3232 704/263-2122 – FX Hfranklin89@bellsouth.net Full-line of glass & solid door ice merchandisers; replacement parts for all brands.

SISCO PRODUCTS, INC.

1520 Westfork Dr. Lithia Springs, GA 30122 Becky Mitchell 770/945-2181; 800/554-4852 770/932-5672 – FX www.siscoproductsinc.com siscoproductsinc@bellsouth.net Full service ice plant supplier, featuring Polar Temp ice merchandisers. We sell Starrett, Star, Leer, and parts for all. Call for Hamer parts, wire, wire ties, stock bags & 7# centerfold film. Remember, one call gets it all.

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UL listed ice merchandisers, replacement doors & parts; selfcleaning condenser fan motors & neon window ice signs.

US FLEET TRACKING 2912 156th NW St. Edmond, OK 73013 Jon LeBeau 847/997-9678 405/749-1106 - Fax www.usft.com jlebeau@usft.com

US Fleet Tracking provides live GPS tracing hardware on a web-based mapping interface. US Fleet Tracking does not require long-term contracts so icemen do not pay for services during the offseason. US Fleet Tracking can integrate with Garmin navigation units to provide routing and driver logins for hours of service reporting. Our system reporting includes IFTA miles by state and 90-day historical replay, geozone alerts, excessive idling reports and aggressive driver reports. USFT is an IPIA member.

VOGT ICE, LLC

1000 W. Ormsby Avenue, Ste 19 Louisville, KY 40210 J.T. Sim, John Whitmer, Brittany Staples 502/635-3500; 800/853-8648 502/635-3258 502/634-0479 – FX www.vogtice.com jwhitmer@vogtice.com Vogt Tube ice machines 1 – 100 tons, in-house financing & trade-in program available.

Convention History

A Glance Back in Time *YEAR

HOTEL

LOCATION

PRESIDENT

1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Mills House Marriott Hyatt Regency Sheraton Rivermont DeSoto Hilton Hotel Monte Leone Mills House Opryland Hotel Royal Sonesta Buena Vista Palace Hilton Head Inn Sandestin Hilton Harbour Island Frenchmen’s Reef Marriott Grove Park Inn Innisbrook Resort Radisson Hotel Royal Sonesta Hyatt Regency MGM Grand El San Juan Marriott Charleston Place Arlington Melia Cancun Sheraton Marriott Majesty of the Seas Sandestin Hilton World Golf Resort Charleston Hbr Resort Hyatt Riverfront Grand Dunes Resort Beau Rivage Resort Resort @ Marina Village Kingsmill Resort Sheraton Nassau Resort Hilton Sandestin

Savannah, GA Atlanta, GA Columbus, GA Charleston, SC Atlanta, GA Nashville, TN Atlanta, GA Atlanta, GA Atlanta, GA Savannah, GA Huntsville, AL Atlanta, GA Charleston, SC Atlanta, GA Nashville, TN Mobile, AL Memphis, TN Savannah, GA New Orleans, LA Charleston, SC Nashville, TN New Orleans, LA Lake Buena Vista, FL Hilton Head, SC Destin, FL Tampa, FL St. Thomas, USVI Chattanooga, TN Asheville, NC Tarpon Springs, FL Myrtle Beach, SC New Orleans, LA Savannah, GA Las Vegas, NV San Juan, PR Ponte Verdra Beach, FL Charleston, SC Hot Springs, AR Cancun, Mexico Singer Island, FL Tampa, FL Cruise Ship Destin, FL St. Augustine, FL Charleston, SC Jacksonville, FL Myrtle Beach, SC Biloxi, MS Cape Coral, FL Williamsburg, VA Nassau, Bahamas Sandestin, FL

W.L. Bell Jack Wells Jack Wells Robert Hemphill Charlie Jenkins J.R. Gatlin, Jr. Tommy Thomson Tommy Thomson Charles Wofford Edward Joyce Marvin Huskey A. Burns Spear A. Burns Spear Howard Lowdermilk W.B. Walling Tom Wright Carl Romberg Bob Adams Frank Havird Billy Cooper Donna Casey Robert Jeansonne Jack Broaddus Cecil (Bud) Hamer Clarence Ogle Lamar Kirby Everett Jenkins Dave Koenig Fred Kizer Vince Starns W.L. (Chip) Rockwell Phil Tyler John Isom John Isom Billy Quinton Jane McEwen Glenn Lucas Tom Farrow Ed Norris Benny Townend Bobby Wright Charlotte Maginnis Steve Musselwhite Tim Dyar Rick Romanoff David Bryant David Bryant Brent Haller Bo Russell Jason Miller Brian Turner Jody Botner

*information unavailable from 1889 – 1962

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Member Profile Thanks to Charlotte Maginnis, former SIE president and longtime SIE member and association leader for other ice associations as well, for sending these wonderful images of her family's ice history. It dates back to the CIvil War when Patrick John Maginnis got into the ice business in Chicago. Other companies include ice companies in Texas and Oklahoma. We will publish more about this longtime SIE connection in the next issue of Refrigeration Magazine.

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125

years ago the Coca-Cola Company was incorporated in Atlanta, Georgia. A fine southern institution!

When you think about it, if you want to celebrate 125 years of refreshing beverage enjoyment, you have to include the people who help make that refreshing experience possible - the people who make up the ice industry. After all, if you want an ice cold beverage, start with ice!

So today we invite you to join us as we celebrate another fine southern institution celebrating 125 years of excellence - Southern Ice Exchange, Inc. We celebrate their ceaseless promotion of the ice business, the high standards they’ve helped bring to the industry, and their commitment to furthering education and skills. And because enjoying good times together is important, we celebrate the 125 years of ice cold refreshment they’ve brought to all of us.

Happy 125th SIE!

And thank you from your friends at Hercules Poly. We’re proud to be a packaging partner and SIE Supplier Member.

TM

Good times and ice go together.

TM

Coca-Cola is a registered trademark of the Coca-Cola Company.

Ad Index American Ice Equipment Exchange, www.aieexchange.com.......................... 24 Classified Ads...................................................................................................... 25 – 30 Farley's Frigeration, www.farleys-srp.com............................................................... 21 Ice Max, www.ice-max.com...................................................................................... 2 Ice Systems & Supplies Inc. (ISSI), www.issionline.com................................. 15 & 26 Index West International, www.index-west.com.................................................... 11

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Rates are $1.00 per word, with a minimum charge. Any blind ads, with an assigned box number c/o publisher, add $10.00. Deadline for upcoming issue is the 1st of the previous month.

Ing-Tech Corp (ITC), www.itcpack.com................................................................. 30 Matthiesen, www.matthiesenequipment.com........................................................ 5

For advertising and listing

Modern Ice, www.modernice.com................................................................ 29 & 31

information, contact Mary at

Polar Temp, www.polartemp.com.......................................................................... 28 Polar Temp Express, www.polartemp.com..................................................... 16 – 17 Sisco, www.sisconet.com.......................................................................................... 10

(404) 819-5446 or refrigerationmag@gmail.com

U.S. Fleet Tracking, www.usfleettracking.com........................................................ 20 Water Vendors by US, www.watervendorsbyus.com............................................ 19

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Classified Ads

SOUTHEAST USED EQUIPMENT FOR SALE • Turbo Tig 33 Ice Maker, 98 model • M ycom N6WB Compressors w/125 HP motors skid mounted w/oil separators (used with Vogt P34AL ice makers)

FOR SALE (1) Used 5000# Cat Electric fork lift with (2) batteries and charger. Still in operation (1) 25' LX 15' W X 14' H cooler with condenser and evap. for +35° F

• Turbo CB38 Rake

(1) 35' L x 17' W x 14' H freezer with (2) condensers and evaps. for + 15° F

• Gentoo Block Press

(1) Used Vogt MBP-10 230/3/60 Block press w/little use.

• S crew Conveyor Drive Packages for 9" and 12" conveyors (great condition)

(1) 31'X31'X16' freezer with 7.5 HP cond and (2) evaps.

• P34AL x 1 ⅛" icc (1994)

(1) 460/23/3/60 transformer (2) Aluminum dock boards

• 40 ton Frick tube ice maker, 1993, NH3 low side

(1) Vogt HE-400 mini water cooled and tower

• Matthiesen stainless 3 x 5 reel

(1) Vogt P-112F 2011 med size tube

• Hammer RBC with conveyor

(1) Used P 24 A self contain w/cooling tower and pump

• Stainless 9" and 12" screw conveyors • 21' Hytrol belt conveyor • T urbo CB87 with plastic chain and sprockets and stainless steel flights • M orris 18 ton Tube Cube Maker, R22, 2006 model complete with evap condensor 1" ice • Vogt 218, rebuilt in 2005, complete with cooling tower • R AESCO single chamber palletizer, totally refurbished, $75,000.00

(1) P-24F remote complete 1985 (1) Protect Cooling Tower for P118F or 5 ton turbo (1) Used S/S Matthiesen 8 15 VLS Bagger (1) Used B.A.C. Evaporative Condenser for 40 ton ice maker (1) (20') Screw conveyors 9" and (1) 12' 12' gavly and S/S with motors and gear boxes (2) New Evaporators for a 5.5 HP condenser unit – Great for bagging room (2) 125 Hamers (1) 125 head only

"NEW" KAMCO PARTS Ice Systems & Supplies Rock Hill, SC Toll free (800) 662-1273 or (803) 324-8791

(2) P-24F large tube low-side or w/high U pick

(1) Short conveyor for JMC Baler (1) 75 HP rebuilt electric motor 460/230/3/60

www.issionline.com

HARD TO FIND PARTS? Impossible to get?

(1) New 1.5 HP motor and gear for 12" screw conveyor.

Still in box.

Other equipment coming available – call for list!

SANCHEZ REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT (954) 648-2459 and (386) 597-6381 sanchezref@bellsouth.net

CALL FRANK!

If he doesn't have it and he can't get it, it can't be found!

Compressors, Vilters, Eclips, MRI 90, York, Y & G Series HDI Compressors, Frick, York, Vilter ALSO large selection of Parts for Compressors, Block Plants.

USED ICE EQUIPMENT FOR SALE

We buy all types of used commercial ice making & refrigeration equipment.

(1) Containerized 15-20 Ton Auto Ice Rake w/ Control System

COMER REFRIGERATION

(386) 328-1687 | (386) 325-0909 (fax) crsrefrigeration@aol.com

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(1) CF 48 SC Turbo Ice Maker “as is where is” (3) 40’ Insulated Containers Various screw conveyors and bagging equipment CALL DUSTY AT (205) 602-7992

Classified Ads

SOUTHEAST USED EQUIPMENT FOR SALE • Walk-In Cooler 30’ x 50’ x 12’ • Walk-In Freezer 18’ x 20’ x 7’ • Hamer Ring Closers, 15G. • (2) Hamer 310 Form, Fill, & Seal • Hamer 525 Form, Fill & Seal, with Wire Tie • Hamer 125 Bag Closer W/• Conveyor – Rebuilt • Hamer 125 Bag closer – Rebuilt • Turbo CAR80LR 40 Ton Ice Maker • Turbo CF120 60 Ton Ice Maker • Vogt P24AL Mid Tube, with Refrigeration • Vogt P34AL 7/8 Ice Maker with Refrigeration • Vogt P24AL’s 7/8 Ice Makers with Refrigeration (2) • Vogt 218, Water-Cooled, Mid Tube • Vogt 218, Water-Cooled, Mini Tube 1990 • Vogt HE30, 3000lb Ice Makers • Vogt 4000 4000lb 7/8 A/C Ice Maker • Vogt 3000’s, 3000lb 7/8 W/C Ice Maker • Ice One DX11 Ten Ton ice maker 7/8 • Hoshiski KM-1301SAH Ice Maker • Arctic Temp 4000lb Ice Maker • Manitowoc Ice Cubers • Belt Conveyor, Hytrol 21’

• Belt Conveyor, Hytrol 11’ • Belt Conveyor, Hytrol 10’ • Belt Conveyor, Hytrol 6’ Model A •M atthiesen VLS510 Bottom Load Bagger •M atthiesen VL510 Top Load Ice Baggers (galv) •M atthiesen Bagger Take-Off System • JMC Baler •P redator “Highlight” Stretch Wrapper • Magliner Ramp 28” x 13’ 4” • Clinebell B56 Block Makers • Hog Ring Plier Staples (7 Cases) • Baltimore Aircoil CXV-184 •V ilter VSM-601 Single Screw Compressor • 12x20 SS screw conveyors • 9x12 SS Screw Conveyors • 9x15’ Screw Conveyors • Orbital 15 ton Ice Bin • ( 2) Kamco 16 Ton Steel Side Ice Bin • Kamco 12 Ton Ice Bin • Kamco 20 Ton Moving Floor Bin • Stainless Gravity Feed Ice Bin • Matthiesen HD Shaker •M atthiesen Bagger Take-Off Head • Infra-Pak Stretch Wrappers • Turbo Ice Sizer •7 lb wicketed “mis-print” Ice Bags • 16lb Wicketed “misprint” Ice Bags • 20lb Wicketed “misprint” Ice Bags

AND MUCH MORE!

If you have “discontinued” ice bags, or used equipment you would like to sell PLEASE CALL. SEE OUR USED EQUIPMENT WEB PAGE AT WWW.AIEEXCHANGE.COM. Call for surplus ice!

Polar Temp Equipment

Mike Landino - Toll free - 1-877-376-0367 E-mail (NEW ADDRESS): mlandino@polartemp.com Don’t forget to call if you have a quality piece of used equipment for sale.

AFFORDABLE ADVERTISING WITH

RESULTS

contact us at refrigerationmag@gmail.com or call (404) 819-5446.

FOR SALE For sale: 2 Hamer 125 Tiers; 2 Posipullers.

One set is brand new ~ never been used: $3800 Other set only tied 75,000 bags ~ $3500.

Contact Donald Dalton Moultrie, GA (229) 873-4999

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Classified Ads

NORTHEAST

Merchandiser Parts for all brands at competitive prices.

(877) 984-5945

USED EQUIPMENT FOR SALE TURBOS

BALERS • JMC Baler #1 (Conveyor) model #800 – $7,500.00 • JMC Baler #2 (Conveyor) model #800 – $7,500.00 • JMC Baler #3 S.S. (Conveyor) model 800 – $7,500.00

• Turbo #1 (year 1984), 18 ton model CAR36LR – $5,000.00

• Turbo #2 (year 1983), 20 ton model CAR40LR – $5,000.00

• Turbo #3 (year 1982), 18 ton -

model #SBAR36LR – $5,000.00

• Turbo #4 (year 1980), 24 ton –

HAMERS

$5,000.00

• Hamer #1 - model #FP5T –

• Turbo #5 (year 1978), 54 ton –

$5,000.00 ea.

EQUIPMENT FOR SALE Suction Accumulator - Chil-Con Model # AA24084, 24” x 7’ high, with boil out coil - Like new condition – $6,000.00 Receiver 12’ x 30” with warming loop used with Vogt ice maker – Like new condition – $6,000.00 Toshiba 125 HP Motor, Premium Efficiency

Long Island Ice & Fuel Corp.

Contact Kyle at (631) 727-3010 or (516) 790-6842

FOR SALE • 12 ft. stainless steel, 9" vertical auger w/2 hp motor $500.

• 50 can block tank, 400lb. cans complete, $5000.

Mike or Joe at Mastro Ice Co.,

(412) 681-4423

$10,000.00

• Hamer #2 - model #FP7T –

TURBO RAKE BINS • Turbo, L- 22' 9" x W-10' 6" x H-15' 4" – $7,000.00 • Turbo, L- 22' 9" x W-10' 6" x H-15' 4", Turbo – $7,000.00 • Turbo, L-28' x W-13' X H-13' 10" – $9,000.00

$5,000.00 ea.

• Hamer #3 - model #FP7T – $5,000.00 ea.

• W ire - $25.00 each • Hamer 125 #1 w/stand model #125 – $750.00

• Hamer 125 #2 w/stand model #125 – $500.00

MISCELLANEOUS • Vilter 250 HP Compressor, 23,500 hours – $25,000.00 • Vilter 350 Ton Capacity Condenser – $15,000.00 • Block Press Turbo (year 1980) – BP 360 w/ conveyor and hamerlock closer – $7,500.00 • Stainless Steel Strapping Machine • Screw Conveyors; 8" 12" 16"

MATTHIESEN BAGGERS

• Bagger #1 S.S. - model #VL510 – $4,000.00

• Bagger #2 - model #VL510 – $1,500.00

• Bagger #3 - model #VL510 – $1,500.00

• Bagger #4 - 20lb Machine w/

conveyor - model #VL2S, incld hamer - model #FP7T

Price offers will be considered Call for complete information.

O’Hara Corporation, Casey O’Hara

Tel: (207) 594-4444 or Cell: (207) 542-1853 Email: cohara@oharacorporation.com

www.OHaraCorporation.com

or mastroice@aol.com

ICE FOR SALE

Vogt Mini tube ice, 8, 20 & 40lb. bags. All ice is screened, palletized & stretch wrapped.

FOR SALE

We deliver or you pick up. Our water is treated with ozone for sterilization. No Chlorine Added!

Martin's Ice Company Phone (717) 733-7968 or fax (717) 733-1981 PA

FOR SALE

- Matthiesen Live bottom Bin, 8' x 20'. Only used three months.

Plastic liners for clear block makers $1.14/ea Reusable drop pans $5.25/ea Over 300 items in stock for Ice Carvers.

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- Kamco Bin 16 ton steel – Hamer 310, 1994.

- JMC Baler, 1990-1987 Turbo Block Press 360.

Sea Isle Ice Co. Tel: (609) 263-8748

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www.modernice.com Ice Makers • Vogt Ice Maker P418, 20 Ton • Vogt Ice Maker P118 (3) • Vogt Ice Maker P18XT (remanufactured) • Vogt Ice Maker, M9000 • Vogt Ice Maker HE30 • Vogt Ice Maker HE40 (2) • Vogt Ice Maker CF40SCER 1986, 20 ton • Vogt Ice Maker CF144SC 1980, 60 ton • Vogt Ice Maker CAR120 1980, 60 ton • Morris Ice Maker TCIM, 125 HE, 40, A78 1996 - 40 ton • Ice One Ice Maker – 5 ton (remanufactured) • Ice One Ice Maker • Manitowoc Ice Makers (3) • Kold Draft Ice Maker 361# (never used) • Galvanized Catwalk for Vogt P34 Packaging • Hamer Form, Fill & Seal 535 upgraded to 540 • Hamer Form, Fill & Seal 310 (3) • Hamer 525 with Closer • Matthiesen Heat Seal Bagger (Demo Unit) • Matthiesen Bulk Bagger • Matthiesen Magic Finger Bagger VL510 (used 3 weeks as loaner – Hamer 125 not included) • Matthiesen Automatic Take-Off Bagging System (includes Hamer 125) • Matthiesen Baler (3) • Matthiesen Galvanized Heat Sealer (never used)

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We Retube Vogt Ice Maker Condensers And Evaporators

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SNO CAP SALES, INC. St. Louis, MO | 636-225-6011 Carving Blocks For Sale

Clinebell quality, boxed and palletized.

We are centrally located and ship nationwide.

The Choice is Crystal CLEAR.

Equipment For Sale

• Freezer slide in for pickup truck • Hytrol Conveyor System • 12 ft. Model A Conveyor • Galvanized 9 inch Screw Conveyor

1-800-325-3667

www.automaticice.com info@automaticice.com

USED EQUIPMENT FOR SALE

Handling • Matthiesen Crusher 500 Galvanized (never used) • 12 ft. Stainless Auger & Shroud Cover • 9 x 20 Incline Screw Conveyor Galvanized w/shroud cover • Shaker • 16“ Z elevators (never used – designed to fill top load bagger)

• 2 – AIS Remanufactured Hamer 525FFS Complete with 125 Closing Head • 1 – AIS Remanufactured Hamer 310FFS Complete with 125 Closing Head • 1 – AIS Remanufactured Matthiesen Automatic Blockpress Model 10-300 • 1 – AIS Remanufactured Hamer Ring Bag Closer with Stand • 1 – Used 1994 JMC Automatic Baler Model 800TG • 1 – Vilter 8 Cylinder Compressor with 100 HP motor, non-working condition - $2000.00 • 1 – Vilter 8 Cylinder Compressor with 125 HP motor, non-working condition - $2500.00

FOR SALE

All listed equipment is in our Saint Louis, MO warehouse. Other quality used equipment available, contact AIS for more information.

• J MC Baler Model 1660295 (includes Hamer Ring Bag Closer)

• Vogt P 118 R22 Mini Tube • 4 Star block makers • Kamco bin head w/chain and all associated hardware • 4 barrels for P118 with pumps and water tanks

Call (203) 376-8567

BOTTLED WATER & PACKAGED ICE BUSINESS FOR SALE

In business for 42 years. Located in South Texas, 5 minutes from Mexico and 15 minutes from Padre Island.

(956) 831-3193

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• Vogt P34AL w/high side refrigeration • Morris 20 ton Nugget Ice Maker, R22, 460V, w/stand and cooling tower • Vogt P118 & 9000 • Vogt DX6 • (2) 10 ton Frick, LS, low side only

RAKES

• LMR 2900 Northstar rake • LMR 4200 Northstar rake

BAGGERS

• Hamer 310 FFS (wire tie)

BAG CLOSERS

• Hamer 125 & RC • JMC Fuse Air IV • Matthiesen heat seal

• 6’-30’ • Space Saver incline conveyor

BLOCK MAKERS

• B-56 w/4 HP condenser • Leer BL-39 w/remote condenser

SNOW REEL/SHAKERS

• SS Model 44 w/7’ SS Stand • 3x8’ SS Snow Reel w/13’ Stand • 3x5’ GV Snow Reel w/10’ Stand

REFRIGERATION

• 20 HP Krack Condenser • 6.5 HP Bohn w/evap

Make ice at your plant and deliver and load our vending unit. Maximize sales. Allows you to compete with other options on the market.

C&R Refrigeration Inc.

(936) 598-2761 www.ccrefrig.com

BALERS

• JMC w/positive incline • Hamer 3 HD Bale-A-Matic

AUGERS

• 9” stainless steel

WE BUY AND SELL USED ICE MAKING EQUIPMENT New/Used/Rebuilt Tube Ice Makers

• HE40 WC • 4-5 ton rebuilt W/C Vogt 1 inch tube • 2-20 Ton ammonia 1 inch package machines • 1 – P34 1.5 inch ammonia low side, 1 P18 10 Ton Vogt 1 inch WC • 1 120 Ton Vogt P48, 1.5 inch tube • Rebuilt Vilter and Mycom Compressors • Ammonia refrigeration parts of all types New C&R Ice and Water Vending Machines/Bag Ice. New C&R Ice Bagging Machines, Tubular Ice Makers and Ice Bins.

56 Years in the ICE AND REFRIGERATION BUSINESS. C&R Refrigeration (936) 598-2761 | www.ccrefrig.com | breeves@crrefrig.com

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