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Willamette Industries, Inc.
Lumber and Plywood Sales Division
Albany, Oregon 97321-9990 503-926-7771
Ernest F. Warns is now chairman of Sequoia Supply with Paul W. Hylbert Jr. as pres., according to Sanford C. Sigoloff, chairman and c.e.o., Wickes Co.s. Inc.
Wayne T. Karnoski will become southwest senior sales rep for Simpson Door Co., succeeding Al Aarhaus who is retiring after 25 years. Headquartered in Covina, Ca., he reports to Hank Ricklefs, gen. sales mgr.
Salvatore C. Bellini has been named v.p. at GAF Corp., responsible for financial operations, building materials div., according to Samuel J. Heyman, chairman and c.e.o. Thomas J. Zickell has been appointed v.p. and director of manufacturing.
Greg Werner and Doug Baker have joined Chapman Lumber, Portland, Or., in sales.
W. A. Hensler is now senior v.p. and gen. merchandise mgr. at Wickes Lumber.
Steve Manning is the new western regional sales mgr. at Laticrete International.
Harold J. Pfountz has been elected assistant corporate sec. at The Coleman Co.
Craig Kincaid, Robert S. Osgood, Inc., Los Angeles, Ca., has been in High Point, N.C., seeing customers.
Daryl G. Dahlmeier is now v.p., purchasing and transportation, at Southwest Forest Industries Inc., Phoenix, Az., according to W. A. Franke, pres and c.e.o.
Bud Perkins is the new sales mgr. at Golden State Moulding, Rocklin, Ca., according to Lew MacDonald.
Mike Bakula is the new pres of the San Joaquin Valley Hoo-Hoo Club. Gary Hodges is No. v.p.; Roy Parsons, So. v.p.; Bernie Barber Jr., sec.-treas.; Wally Kennedy, sgt.-at-arms; Don Johnson, Gary Long, Mike Riley, Bob Schlotthauer, directors; Chuck Wills, vicegerent snark.
Robert D. Peterson, chairman and c.e.o, Palmer G. Lewis Co., Inc., Auburn, Wa., will retire Feb. l, retaining his position as chairman. John N. Anderson, director of PGL and pres. of SeaPac Sales Co., will become vice chairman and c.e.o. on that date. Richard E. Lundgren will continue as pres. and c.o.o.
Stewart Turley, Jack Eckerd Corp., is a new member of the board of directors of the HomeClub, Long Beach, Ca. Bill Carter, Carter Forest Products, Ukiah, Ca., is beginning his 30th year in the lumber business this mo. He began with the J.E. Higgins Lumber Company.

Charles Scharpf has joined the sales staff of the Whitewater Lumber Co., Eugene, Or.
W. Stewart Orr, past pres. of Western Building Material Association, is recuperating at his home in Grants Pass, Or. after heart by-pass surgery.
Al Privette has joined the sales staff of Manke Lumber Co., Tacoma, Wa.
Dick Davis will retire January 3l from Willamette Industries, Portland, after 39 years in the industry.
Tony DeCoito, sales mgr., McKean Lumber Co., Redding, Ca., and his wife, Joey, are the proud parents of Travis Vincent DeCoito on November ll, 1984.
Rich Adams. Ponderosa Lumber; Mike Atkerson, Joe Butkiewicz, Weyerhaeuser Co.; Sam Birdsong, Dave Butler. Butler Wholesale Lumber; Bob Harrington, Roseburg Lumber; Jim Joseph, Specialty Forest Products; Pete Krihak, Randy Smith' Dan Taylor, Snavely Forest Products; Dan Lasure, Don Thill, O'Malley Retail; Ron Lutes, Masonite Corp.; Dave Molhoek, Canfor USA; Terry Powell, Mallco Lumber; Steve Sheasby, Jeld Wen; Tim Trent, Ponderosa Truss; Bob Westby, Sun Valley Door; Ron Wilcox, Arizona Millwork, are new members of the Phoenix, Az., HooHoo Club.
John Spelman has been named mgr. of the 84 Lumber Co. store in Merced, Ca.
Clint Bower, Mariners Forest Products, is back in Santa Ana, Ca., after business trips to Indiana and Tennessee, Harold Fuerst has retired from G & R Lumber Co., Cloverdale, Ca., according to Marty Olhiser.
Jim Sloan is now plywood sales mgr. at Bohemia Inc., Eugene, Or. Don Wood and Al Wirth are his assistants. William Shields, exec. v.p., Williamette Industries, Portland Or., is the newly elected chairman of the National Forest Products Association; John G. Hampton, pres., Willamina Lumber Co., is the new public timber div. chairman.
Tim Weiss has been promoted to mgr. of Lumbermen's Building Center, Newberg, Or.
Randy Haworth is now co-mgr. of the 84 Lumber store in Salinas, Ca. Mike Bracey is the new co-mgr. at the San Luis Obispo, Ca., unit.
Fred Annin, Valencia, Ca., is a new sales rep for Mill-Rose in So. Ca.
Bob Duran, former mgr. of Terry Building Center of Hollywood, Inc., (Ca.), is now managing the El Sereno, Ca., facility. Steve Martinez is serving as interim mgr. in Hollywood; Vikki Dean, new mgr., Simi Valley, Ca. Scot Schledorn, mgr. of the Terry purchasing dept., also is now mgr. of the Terry wholesale operation, The Blanchard Co. Terry Mullin, pres., recently returned from a Hawaiian vacation,
Glen R. Mielke, former v.p. of K-mart merchandise coordination. is now corporate v.p. in charge of the southwestern div.
James R. Quillen, Thunderbird Steel Corp., Albuquerque, N.M., has been named pres. of the National Building Material Distributors Association.
Beau Welch is now gen. merchandise mgr. at HomeClub, Long Beach, Ca.; Ken Calvert, Mike Gaylor, Wayne Johnson and l,ew Myers are new buyers.
Sam Aprile, DMK-Pacific's Scotts Valley, Ca., office, vacationed for two weeks in So. Ca. and Az., according to pres. Dwight Curran at the Fremont, Ca., Hqs.
Bill Sullivan, Golding Sullivan Lumber Co., Westminster, Ca., is the new pres of the Los Angeles, Ca., Hoo-Hoo Club. Jim Moss, Ed Fountain Lumber Co., Los Angeles, is lst v.p.; Jim Golding, Golding Sullivan Lumber Co.,2nd v.p.i Rodger Morris, Louisiana-Pacific, Los Alamitos, treas.; Mike Wolk, Ganahl Lumber Co., Anaheim, sec.; Jay Orendorff, Fountain Industrial Lumber Co., Los Angeles, golf chairman, and Jim Cates, Ganahl Lumber Co., asst. golf chairman.

Allen Morris has been named central regional sales mgr. for Kwikset, Anaheim, Ca., according to Domenic Caldone, v.p.-sales.
Harold Beckemeier, Quincy Lumber Co., Quincy, Wa., has been elected chairman of the Grant County P.U.D.
Dur Sayre is now gen, mgr. of CowmanCampbell Paint Co., Seattle, Wa.
Bob Kerr, immediate past president, Western Building Material Association, has been elected mayor of Brookings, Or., for the fifth time.
Norman Hove, Cheney Building Supplies, Cheney, Wa., is home from a recent stay in a Spokane hospital.
Hal Smith is filling the new position of exec. v.p. at Builders Emporium, Irvine, Ca.
W. Lee Nutter, director of timber and wood operations, northwest, for ITT Rayonier, Seattle, Wa., will relocate to Stamford, Ct., as v.p. and director, timber and wood operations, according to Ron Gross, chairman, pres, and c,e.o,
Rick Flores has moved from international marketing to plywood sales at Boise Cascade Corp., Portland, Or.
Dennis Reinwald has joined GuitteauNewland Lumber Co., Eugene, Or.
Anne Arkie has resigned as director of corporate policy at Mungus-Fungus Forest Products, Climax, Nv., reported Hugh Mungus and Freddy Fungus.
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Perry Blasberg has been promoted to mgr. at Lumbermen's, Bainbridge Island. Wa.
Edward Adams, Three C's Lumber Co., Grant Pass, Or., attended a plumbing seminar in Las Vegas, Nv.

Daryl Dahlmeier is now v.p., purchasing and transportation, Southwest Forest Industries, Phoenix, Az.
Bob Line is new to the sales staff of Steve Johnson Lumber Co., Eugene, Or.
Robert A. Dunn, v.p., marketing, is one of three new executives at Standard Structures, Inc., Santa Rosa, Ca., according to Richard C. Caletti, pres. William I. Sterett, v.p., sales, will continue to have sales responsibility for systems products; Gary A. Hellwege, v.p., operations, and Norman P. Gigon, director, human resources.
Steve Allen has been appointed sales mgr. at Puget Sound Plywood Co., TacorE, Wa., according to C. Mintken, gen. mgr.
Sam Fineman, pres., Bel-Air Door Co., Alhambra, Ca., is back from a visit to their Bangkok, Thailand, door factory.
Tim Ellinger, is now with Longtree Ltd. Partnership, Spokane, Wa.
H.E. "Bud" Poe is now outside sales mgr. for United Lumber Co., Anchorage, Ak.
George Gower is the new gen. mgr. of Builders Supply and Home Centers, Palm Springs, Ca., according to pres. Frank Purcell.
Jim Bentley is now sales and promotions mgr. at Ernst Home Centers, Seattle, Wa.
El Louise Waldron. Waldron Forest Products, Sacramento, Ca., was on an Oregon mill trip recently.
Tom Greilich is now hardware, power and hand tools buyer at Mr. HOW Warehouse, Gardena, Ca.
Ralph Cardwell has joined Sierra Madre Lumber Co., Pomona, Ca.
Barbara Perrine, Western American Forest Products, City of Industry, Ca., has been elected to the board of directors of the Building Industry Credit Association.
Sam Witzel is now with Gemini Forest Products, Los Alamitos, Ca., reports Dale Bacon.
Joseph Canajal is a new sales rep for the newly-created consumer products div. of United States Gypsum Co., City of Industry, Ca., reporting to E. E. "Duke" Sparks, group marketing mgr., consumer products.
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Dick Morrison has retired from American Distributing Co., Modesto, Ca., after 45 years in the industry. Rich Morrison is replacing his father as pres.
Steve Popp has been appointed v.p. and Janelle Balogh asst. sec. of Gilbert Forest Products, Inc., Lake Oswego, Or., according to John Gilbert, pres.
Donald J. Burrows, former production supervisor at Rexnord Chemical Products, Inc., Commerce City, Co., has been named plant mgr. of the Chicago Heights, Il., operation.
Thomas Dickens and Tess Escay Reynolds are new marketing mgrs. at The Flecto Co., Inc.,Oakland, Ca.,according to Bradley W. Baker, director of marketing.
New System Shortens The Line
Ganahl Lumber has a new service to help customers at its Anaheim, Ca., store. Those with few purchases will no longer have to wait in line with those who have many items to check out since an express lane will offer fast, in*-out service.
Signs posted prominently announce that those with l0 items or less are eligible to use the express line. Further instructions explain that the service is for those who (l) have a few items in hand, (2) need l0 different yard items or less or (3) need no advice from a salesman.
The sign also points out two other services offered by the store. Quick check registers are located at the front of the sales floor for those paying cash for store items. Service for those customers needing millwork or special items is facilitated by having numbers available so that they can be served in order of arrival.

"The express lane idea, of course, is not exactly new," Sam Crawford, retail manager, says, "but using it at the lumber yard will help to segment our customers so that we can better serve them."
The express lane will be used primarily on week+nds and is intended for those people who know what they want and just need a ticket written.,Crawford hopes to reduce the waiting time for customers at the counter with this new system.
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100% GR0WTH in jusl two years has been achieved by ERISA insurance trust managed by the Mountain States Lumber & Building Material Dealers Association. The non-profit trust is managed by a voluntary board for the benelit of members and their employees. Current trustees are (l - r) Guy Dobbin, Crissy-Fowler Lumber Co., Colorado Springs, Co.; Dave Chambers, Anderson Lumber Co., 0gden, Ut.' and Darrell Ballard (trust chairman) of T-Bird Home Centers, Alamogordo, N.M. Total premiums now exceed $3.6 million.
Future Dates
Check our Calendar on page 20 for information on upcoming conventions, meetings and trade shows in your region.
And Selected Sales Aids
Light A Candle
Designed for lasting use, Create A Candle has been introduced for home decoration by Wonderwick.
The hightech patented design product consists of a reusable wick, standard and 3 l/2 oz. starter supply of refined wax beads, for 20-25 hours of flame.
The candle is clean, odorless, dripless and sootless burning. An adjustable flame length burns in a fixed position without becoming short. The user chooses the container.
Entrance Scene
A new folding door from Western Turnings and Stair Co. can be expanded to fit doorways from 2' to 8' by adding separately packaged addon panels.
Complete Wallpapering Kit
Wallpapering is reportedlY made easier for d-i-y bY using a new wallcovering kit from Hyde Tools.
The seven piece kit contains a roller, five single edge razor blades, a razor knife, a plumb bob kit, a smooth brush, a paste brush and a triangle trim guide. Instructions are included in the kit which comes boxed or skin-packed.
RealWood Veneer Panels
A new 7/16" thick Paneling is being introduced by Georgia-Pacific' The product has real wood face veneers available in six species of oak, fir and pine. Rich tones and Prominent grain patterns characterize their appearance.Because of the thickness, the panels are said to be sturdier than most panels. They can be installed directly io studs for either residential or commercial applications.
Classic Wood Columns
Wood columns by E. A. Nord Co. can be used in such customary functions as porch or portico supports and embellishments, or in collonades. They can also be used in offices and homes.

The columns, made from seasoned western hemlock or Douglas fir, are available plain or fluted, and come in lengths from 8 to 20 ft. All parts, including matching capitals and bases, are sealed to help prevent moisture penetration and to help provide better paint adhesion.
A custom program offers doors up to 8 ft high to span uP to 20 ft, singly or in pairs, double-ended or multiple-meeting, with heavY dutY hardware and custom accessories.
Features include extruded aluminum metal tracks, heavY dutY metal latches, solid core door Panels' machined door panels, woodgrain finishes and color matched hardwood handles.
The RailThing
Adjustable, pre-assembled railings from Morgan Products can be used bv a do-it-vourselfer for new home construction or as replacements dwing remodeling.
The system comes with starting, landing and intermediate newels, straight rail sections, and sloped rail sections that adjust to fit stair inclines of 33 to 4O degrees.
Useful either as stair railings or room dividers, the wooden railings can be stained, varnished or painted.
Big Time Hood
A new wooden hood kit from Broan is designed for custom wood kitchen cabinet installations.
The fire retardant full-metal insert. which slides into a wooden cover, adapts to custom hoods up to 42" wide.
The kit features a squirrel cage blower with infinite speed control, energy+fficient cooktop lighting and a Heat Sentry, which automatically turns the blower to high speed when excess cooking heat is detected.
An Easy Rule To Follow
A new Stanley Powerlock rule provides a 16'-3A'blade with the feature of reading measurements through a window in the top of the rule case.
The top-read feature is used for inside measurements-the width of a doorway, the interior of a cabinet or bookcase. For laying out predetermined measurements. the desired measurement can be pre-set in the rule window and held with the blade lock. The marking edge along the back of the rule can then be used to mark the measurement.
The blade, which has dual markings that can be read left to right or right to left, is protected by DuPont Mylar. It is also available with metric measurements.
Brush-on Waterproof ing
A new waterproofing membrane package designed specifically for use on vertical surfaces such as gypsum wallboard. cement backer board and plywood has been introduced by Laticrete International.
The product is said to prevent water from seeping through cracks and penetrating to backer panels, avoiding costly replacement or repair.
The membrane, which is cold applied with a paint brush or roller, is for use in bathrooms. kitchens and showers.
The waterproofing mini-unit contains one gallon of paste and a roll of rot-proof, fiberglass fabric for covering vertical cracks and joints. It will waterproof up to 120 sq. ft.
New Door Glass Coating
Heating and air conditioning costs can reportedly be decreased when using terrace doors, patio doors and casement windows by Marvin Windows. They now use Low-E, thin, metallic coating applied to the glass and sealed within the dead air space of the insulating glass unit.
The coating is said to be virtually invisible so it can offer a natural, trueto-life view of the outdoors and provide a conventional glass appearance to the exterior.
The new film, which is said to allow Iight to pass through to brighten the interior, reduces glare and lowers lighting costs. The company claims the film is effective in filtering out much of the sun's ultraviolet rays, helping to control fading of drapes, carpets and furniture.
Double Clean Sink
A large soaking,/cleaning bowl and a smaller compartment designed to receive a waste disposer are combined in a self-rimmed stainless steel sink from Elkay.
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Optional features include a hot water dispenser, a soap/lotion dispenser and a single lever faucet with swivel aerator and water-savins flow restrictor.
Door Installation Kits
Consumer-packaged kits from Doorcraft are said to sell doors to doit-yourselfers because they take the carpentry mystery out of door installation. All parts needed for installation are included in the kits along with well-illustrated, easy-to-follow instructions.
Interior passage and bifold doors as well as exterior wood panel and flush doors and steel doors are available with jambs, hinges, and assembly screws.
All doors are reversible so they can be used for left handed or right handed swing. One common frame system is used for all the exterior doors. The same jambs, weatherstripping, and sill also work for all exterior doors.
Plan On A New Home
A new design kit from Homemaster has everything necessary for planning and drawing professionalquality home plans.
All drafting equipment needed, sample floor plans, front elevations, templates for tracing common components, furniture cutouts for room arranging, and forms to help in budgeting, scheduling and planning are included. An illustrated instruction booklet explains how to use the kit components.

ShovelHandle Holds Up
A new polypropylene shovel handle by Tiue Temper is guaranteed for l0 years against cracking or breaking in normal use because of defects in quality or workmanship.
The product is designed to not rust, corrode or splinter like metal and wood grips. It is said to be stronger, lighter and better able to resist heat, cold and on{he-job chemicals.
A Close Call Saw
Helping to reach hard-to-get-at places, a new close quarter hack saw by Parker Manufacturing Co. will accept both hack and reciprocating saw blades for use on either wood or metal.
The product has a molded plastic handle and a die cast frame with a tightening screw which will accept whole or broken blades.
Hanging In There
A new closet organizer consisting of double-hung shelf-and-rods, a pole support system and shoe rack is new from Clairson International. Available in either brown or white, it comes in two sizes. One is designed to fit closets up to 5 '10" wide and the other is suitable for closets up to 7'10" wide.
The product can be installed with a hand drill and Phillips screwdriver. The patented fin-back anchors screw into drywall so that the installer need not locate studs.
Anti-Moisture Sealer
Damaging effects of moisture are said to be prevented by Klean-Strip's Umbrella Waterproofing Sealer which forms a clear, protective moisture barrier both on and beneath the surface of concrete, masonry and wood.
The seal reportedly provides pro- tection against water damage for extended periods, even under severe conditions.
The product inhibits swelling, warping and shrinking of wood due to moisture, and extends the life of paint where moisture is a problem. It also treats canvas' and most fabrics to make them water-repellent without stiffness. It is applied by brush, roller or low pressure spray.
Packaged for strong impact at point of sale, the product is available in qt., gal. and 5-gal. containers.
Ring Out The Old
A new telephone chime box that replaces the traditional ringing of the telephone with a chime has been introduced by AT&T.
The Tonechime is designed for use with any modular telephone and requires no special hook-ups or wiring. There is a dial on the box that allows the volume to be adjusted to the level easiest to hear.
In rooms where there is no phone, the chime will sound its notes when plugged into a phone jack.