SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Bill McGivney, cental distric|

Lynn Moak, Dee Simmons, Louis King, Joe Alexander, Joel Thoms, Larry Loftin, John Cloy, Steve Ryals, Mark Hines, soutb disticL

Wayne Evans, Charles Rogers and Tip Cole are serving on the advisory board; Clark Howell, Barnett Phillips, Charlie Irby, Lany Weston, Jimmy Laekey and Ted Allen. the insurance corunittee.

The 195 69th aunual convention will be March 16-18 at Treasure Bay Hotel, Biloxi.

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Kentucky Lumber & Bulldtng Materlal Dealers Assoclotlon is sponsoring a surplus auction May 2l-22 at Big Burley #2 lVarehouse, Carrollton, witb Peak Auctioneering in charge.

The summer board of directors meeting will be beld July 21 at Campbell House, Lexington, with a golf outing at Campbell House Country Club on the preceding day.

Over 5Q0fi) white pine seedlings were given away by lumber dealers during the KLBMDA "Trees Are America's Renewable Resource" campaign on Kentucky's tubor Day, April l.

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TNEilOtIT GUT TIATIS

Assoclatlon's new executive vice president is Charles G. Stoma, a consultant who served as president of the lluisiana Homebuilders Association for 13 years.

Vtrglnla Bulldlng Materlal Assoclatlon installed Fred Siewers III, Siewers Lumber & Millwork Co., Richmond, as president at the 68th annual convention.

George Haw II, Ruffin & Payne, Richmond, is president-elect; Richard Helm, Glaize & Brother, Winchester; Richard Hudson, Hudson Building Supply, Virginia Beach, vice presidents; Brad Frazier, Andersen Windows, Midlothian, associate vice president; Freeman Spencer, Massey Builders' Supply, Richmond, treasurer.

Directors: Carmine Pisapia, Russow Beck, Scott Gandy, M. Ronald Helms; associate directors A. Fontaine Canada and Ed Moredock. George H. 'SkipBurton Itr is immediate pastpresident.

Vaughn Palnore, Servistar Corp., and Dick Ferguson, James River Building Supply, were granted honorary memberships at the April 7-10 meeting in Williamsburg. Over 250 people attended tbe largest VBMA convention on record.

Next meeting of the association will be Aug. l8-21 at the Ramada Oceanside Tower, Virginia Beach.

Oklahoma Lumbermen's Assoclatlon opened Spring Mart 94 March 12-13 in Oklahoma City with a seminar on engineered wood products.

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