theoreninqdt our neiu whdlesale lumber distribution center inModesto.

Stafing this location are people experienced in the North Central California market being served, Theyare: Ron Robbins, Manager; Judy Murphy Sales; Ernie Badel, Yard Manager, We are happy to present them as new members of our Sunrise team, Give them a call (209) 521-6890,

Darrell Robinson, President Sunrise Forest Products Co,

Western Hardware Show

More than 400 exhibits by manufacturers and wholesalers will fill the 100,000 sq. ft. Brooks Hall at the San Francisco, Ca., Civic Center Sunday through Tuesday, Feb. 24-26, for the Western States Hardware Show.

The 3lst annual show, under the direction of William R. Maze, will run concurrently with the 79th annual convention of the California Retail Hardware Association. Convention headquarters will be at the Golden Gateway Holiday Inn.

Senator Milton Marks will speak at opening cerenronies at the Civic Auditoriunr on Sunday nrorning. That evening. following a reception and dinner for the industry, the CRHA convention session will be called to order by president Glenn Jones, G rass Valley Hardware, Grass Valley, Ca. Keynote speaker will be Paul Gann, author of Prop. 4 and co-author of the Jarvis-Gann Prop. 13, both widely publicized legislation in California.

Senrinars will follow the breakfast session on Monday with Williant G. Mashaw. nranaging director. National Retail Hardware Association speaking. Mashaw also will chair a senrinar. "Governnrent Agencies Answer You r Ques- tions," with representalives of San Francisco. Ca.. and the Federal governnrent taking part. Thonras F. Gilde. estate attorney, will lead a seminar on estate planning, and conredian John Cleese will star in an audio-visual presentation in the third senrinar denronstrating how not to exhibit.

Seminars will be held on Monday. 8:30 to I l:30 a.m. Show hours are Sunday, l0 a.m. to 5 p.m.l Monday, 12 noon to 9 p.m.. and Tuesday. l0 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Job Move Not for Money

Money is usually considered the incentive for executives changing jobs, though surveys show it is the reason for a move only 906 of the time.

Principal reasons for an executive making a switch include better long-term career opportunities in another company or industry (4201,): uP-grading title, status, responsibility (2301'), escape from personality or operating clash with management (1601,)l relocating for health, climate, family responsibility. other reasons ( l0'l ).

Californian at White House

Mary Ann Petery, president of Selma Pressure Treating Co., Selma, Ca., was one of the 2,100 delegates at the white House conference on Small Business producing an agenda for federal policies in the 1980s.

Delegates spent four days deliberating issues including capital formation and retentionl government regulations and paper work', women in businessl minority business development: international trades: inflation; economic policy and government programs; federal procurementl veterans in business: energy, innovation and technology; entreprenurial education and management assistance.

President Carter delivered the opening address with William Miller, Secretary of Treasuryl Alfred Kahn, assistant to the President on inflationl and Luther Hodges, Jr., acting Secretary of Commerce, speaking at following SCSSIONS.

At the conclusion of the meetings, delegates made proposals which may be enacted by executive order. legislation. or initiatives taken bv the orivate sector.

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After work, Don really relaxes and becomes an orchardist in Washington's lush, Cashmere Valley. He knows he can leave office worries behind. Ask him about it. He'll tell you how Willamette makes his job a lot easier by efficiently filling re- quests for top quality lumber and plywood products... sheathing, underlayment, studs, dimension, clears, boards and timbers. No matter how large or small the order, he and 1,000 otherwholesalers -count on us to deliver the goods right when they're needed.

Ourvast timber holdings provide more than 50 percent of our timber needs fdt our building mate- rials plants. This gives us the capacity to keep them supplied through the toughest assignments and most demanding requirements. And we can meet industrial specs for cutting, routing and shaping.

We depend on distributors for their knowledge of the market. And we're always there at the other end of the line, ready to back them up when they need it. We're pleased when we can make their lives a little less hectic...with more time to relax. So at the end of the day, folks like Don Hansen can stop worrying about plywood and think apples and pears.