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bers, while a delegation of 36 Russians toured the show.

New officers are pres. William Ellis, REICO Distributors, Springfield, Va.; pres.-elect Gary Leonard, Flagg, Inc., Fairfield, Oh.; v.P. Ron Calhoun, Palmer Donavin Mfg., Columbus, Oh., and treas. Joseph Theby, Jr., Lensing Wholesale, Evansville, In. States Industries, Eugene, Or., and Diamond Hill Plywood, Darlington, S.C., were recognized with 25 year membership awards.

The next convention and exhibit is set for Nov. 6-8, 1994, at the Las Vegas Hilton, Las Vegas, Nv., Preceded by a spring meeting March 24-26 n Palm Springs, Ca.

DISTRIBUIORS at Anaheim, Ca., conventim: (1) Roelif Loveland, Michael Kennedy, Peler G. Lovehnd, atlending hb 39h comeqtive NBIIDA convenlion, Bill Briscoll,Tom Koch. (2) Creorg€ Parden, Bany Schneirier, Darid Cutlet, BuilQng Produds Di1*tpt$istrer. (3) Gail O/ergatq Rick Montoya, Charles Eden. (f) Bill Banett, Steve Wrighl, Bany Eichenberger, Tom Woolley. (5) Greg York, Jack Coornbs, Jes Meritl. (6) John Beny. (7) Bll Bid. (8) Bnrcs Voeket. (9) Tim Eb€rs. (10) /rlan Baer. 01) Ri:hard Lundgren. (12) Alan Hanson. (13) Scott Klein. (11) Wayne Knulson, Don Reb, Sr. (15) Dave Tenil, tlonis Wood. (16) Duane Rolh. (17) Wes Loa/efts. (18) Kalharine & Paul l-tybed. (19) Moots Ells. (20) Andy Ellb. (21) Lyl€ Thonpson. (22) Bl Ctfford. (n) Jack Golden, Jerry Hklalgo. pf) John Beynolds. (25) Jerry Muenz. (26) Lynne Colt, Ron Winde, Steve Col. (27) Rodger Osbome. (28) John Peterson. (29) Randy Luebe. (30) Byton Potter. (31) Maureen Baumann, Kevin Gatmo+ ley, Jim Weir, &di Nosal. (32) Sara Blb-Thwing. (3i]) Glenn Hart. (31) Ray t{aibr. (35) Jm Geae an. (36) Gary Leonard. (37) TerYi TwogoodHar' ley. (3S) Ed Mooers. (39) Hobie Swan. (40)Mike McFarland. (41) Bryan Hoyle. (42) John Camp' bell. (43) Marvin Miller. (44)Jerry Buckman.

C0L0R and oxclomont d tol€ubion tvill be usod lo show cofi$moc how thev can add Svle to a ba*yard deck ptoitd with NuLines, |rc.'s moduk deck paneb and ailnos wtridr will atm be ataihble in lheir local home centers.

Product marketing on television programs devoted to basic home repair and improvement, landscape and gardening including deck, fence and garc projets is arracting today's homeowner. Enrcrtaining, specific how-to information about products which they can buy in their local hone centers is in demand.

A good exanple is a program scheduled for Nov. 27 on TNN. Bact Yard Anurha will dramatize a hadson p,roject involving arrhing modrlar dock railing o a Fast-Deck Panel System manufacnred by Nu-Lines, Inc., Tyler, Tx. Hosts Pat Simpson and Heidi Hendrix will show homeowners how, for exarnple, modular deck railing sections can bejoined to surround a deck with a bandsome finished perimeter. Cmstructed of pessure treated southern pine that has been kiln drie4 Ue system rnaches at the side of the declq andaing o rhe substrucure frme.

After the railing system is installe4 the sections fle tied togetho with a 2x4 handrail. Providing borh

Hoover Treated Wood Products announces that a NATIONAL EVALUATION REPORT (NER-4571 has been issued by the National Evaluation Service of the Gouncil of American Building Officials to confirm that PYRO-GUARD FirB Retsrdant

Treated Lumber and Plywood meets requirements of the BOCA, UBC, and SBCCI model building codes.

PYRO-GUARD has a degradation-free track record, a SO-year projected useful life, and is the FIFSI Fire Retardant Treated Wood with: a fhrrd Party Klln tonllorlng In addttlon to U.L. follow-up scrvlcc a FRf labor and moterlals rcplocemcni cot] warrglnryl

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