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(Continued from Page 27) both southern and western forests, what they produce and how theY are reliable sources of qualitY wood products for Europeans.

VerHorst told of specific PlYwood applications in France and the Benelux countries (Belgium, The Netherlands and Luxemburg.) Included were examples in shuttering, Sturd-I-Floor, use of CDX and PlYwood in crating and construction situations. He also gave an outline of the American Plywood Association's quality testing program.

The well-received seminar was just one more wave in America's widening beachhead as it seeks to wrest a sizeable portion of the rich EuroPean market away from well+stablished competitors.

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DRAMATIC diagonal siding (1) on traditional shapes at Villabois wood village. (2) Wood siding combined with brick, half and half (3) No frills bathroom with bidet, sink and tub. Toilet was downstairs in this model. (4) Several homes featured their energy saving qualities. (5) Siding in wood with panels above second story windows in vivid, contrasting colors. (6) Kitchens were strictly barebones. The other three walls were blank. (7) "Brick" siding was actually glazed tile on horizontal aluminum runners. (8) White covering over large, downstairs window was roll-down metal shutter. (9) we to

Small, but well landscaped greenbelts. (10) Small, glass cages 0n ends ol homes had second lloor metal grid as a balcony, as well as opening off downstairs. (11) All were attached homes, most had carports, as here.