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. 4/4 Premium Pine Board Programs

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Stateof-theArt Hewmill & Headrig Mill

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Yakama Forest Products

3191 Wesley Rd., White Swan, WA 98952 Fax 5O9-874-1162 www.yakama-f orest.com

Tropical Hardwood Railing

Deckorators' latest aluminum railing system has a tropical hardwood cap-rail available in both 6' and 8' kits.

The hardwood cap is finished with an oil-based stain, and can be snapped onto the rail without visible fasteners.

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Frothy Foam Insulation

Froth-Pak spray foam insulation and Froth-Pak foam sealant from Dow Building Solutions protect against air and moisture infiltration.

The two-component, low-pressure polyurethane spray quickly expands to fill cavities, penetrations, and cracks greater than 2". It becomes tack-free in seconds. and completely cures in minutes.

The foam sealant is designed for applications requiring a maximum 4" wide strip of sealant, such as gaps, cracks, or crevices in the building envelope.

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Solar Attic Vent

TAMKO's solar attic vent uses the power of the sun to lower energy costs and prolong roof-life.

Each 20-watt panel ventilates up to | .600 sq. ft. lts housing is molded of UV-stabilized ABS color-dyed plastic that prevents sun damage and can be painted to match the roof.

A 1/8" heavy-gauge stainless steel screen provides protection from insects and animals without impeding airflow.

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Outside Growns

CMI expanded its MiraTEC line to include four composite, engineered wood crown mouldings for exteriors.

Factory-primed with a lowVOC primer on all four sides, the trim is warrantied against hail and termite damage, delamination, decomposition due to fungal growth, splitting, cracking, and excessive swelling and buckling.

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No Roar from These Fans

Panasonic's third generation WhispeCreen ventilation fans improve indoor air quality in homes and light commercial uses.

The brushless DC motor is uo to 8717o more energy efficient than Energy Star standards.

Select models feature variable speed controls and built-in lights.

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GUARDIAN BUILDING Products staged its annual buying show Jan. 30Feb. 1 at Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, Nv. [1] Barb & Snort Snyder. [2] John Burns, Sandra & Robert Dupuis. [3] Tim Herman, Bernie Reiff. [4] Annie & Kenny Hodges. [5] Diane & Dan Nagle. [6] Lawrence & Ginger Taphouse. [7] Curtis Butler, Dave Roberts. [8] Lester Heringer, Nancy Tumlinson, Randy Forsburg. [9] Matt Conard, Kristen DeVinny, Chris Duncan, Scott Nawatzki. [10] Jay Lattanzio, Dan Graves. [11] Sheny r Mad20ll

Dalton, Charles Ryther, Cork Dalton. [12] Karlin Wyse, Vinnie Miller. [13] Stephen McNally, Alex Hines. [14] Robert Archer, Kendal Garrison, Bobby Longbine. [15] Mark Heyboer, Paul Mehok. [16] Mike Thom, Sam Wolter. [17] Scott Welling, Steve Sawin, Phil Bryson. [18] Rose & Jerry Vetter. [19] Kathie & Joe Holmgren. [20] Trevor Woods, Jenn Hutchinson, Kurt Scandlyn, Debra Lee. [21] Kevin & Tennille Kothmann, Wesley Starnes, Kelly & Danell Dayton. (More photos on next page)

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Anthony Kuhlman, Kelly Hanison, Jeff Martindale. [2] Joe Roedl, John Mette, George Mette. [3]

David Elenbaum, Justin Ellis. [4] Clint Selzler, Tyler Odden. [5] Bruce Schneider, Susan Faulkner. [6] Gary Dean, Eric Bayer. [7]

Victor Fioravanti, Joel Strauss. [8] Sharon & Tom Neel, Sheri & Gary Schon. [9] Pat Lawley, Pat McConnellt. [10] Rob & Nanci Treml. [1 1] Cheryl Maynard, Wanen Michaelsohn, Julie Volk, Alvin Gravos. [12] Nick Robinson, Skip Camp.

Bob A. Boyce, 87, retired coowner of Boyce Lumber, Missoula, Mt., died Feb. l1 in Missoula.

He started the company with his father, Al, and brother, Everett, in 1937. Up until a few months ago, he visited the business on a regular basis and attended company meetings.

Douglas M. Hanzlick, 69, president and owner of Pacific MDF Products, Rocklin, Ca., died Feb. 3 in

Loomis. Ca.. after a brief battle with cancer.

A builder and developer, he got into the moulding business in 1992 with the purchase of Forest Products' Rocklin plant, and later added facilities in El Dorado, Ar., Clio, S.C., and Edmonton, Alb.

Donald E. Whitcomb.59. lumber salesman for Hardware Hawaii, Kailua. Hi.. died Feb. l4 in Kailua.

John S. ";ack" Brandis Jr.r7l, owner of former Brand S Corp., Corvallis. Or.. died of cancer Feb.'7 in Corvallis.

After receiving a degree in forestry and business from Oregon State University, he took over his father's lumber and development companies when his father died in 1972. He expanded Brand S to l5 mills in Oregon, Idaho, and Montana. Its last mill, Leading Plywood Plant, Corvallis, closed in 1999.

Edwin Anthony "Ed" Sturza,65, founder of Sturza Forest Products, Redmond. Or.. died Jan. 25 in Redmond.

Following college and several years working for the IRS, he became president of Ponderosa Moulding, Redmond. He launched Sturza Forest Products in 1993.

He was a director and past president of Wood Mouldins & Millwork Producers Association.

Kelly Paul O'Neill, 59, longtime western lumberman, died after a brief illness Jan. I I in Ventura, Ca.

He started his lumber career at O'Neil Bros. Lumber, Fruitwood, Id., in the early 1970s. He later worked with his father, Jack, at Shamrock Lumber, Eugene, Or., then joined Georgia Pacific, Eugene. In 2001, he joined Lowe's in Ventura.

John M. Brown, 90, retired manager of Ellingson Lumber, Baker City, Or., died Feb. 3 in Baker Ciry. During World War II, he served as an Army parachutist in France. Afterwards, he attended Syracuse University and was awarded a degree in forestry in 1950.

His first industry job was with Potlatch Forest Industries. Lewiston.

Or. He later worked for Blue Mountain Mills, John Day, Or., and Hudspeth Pine Lumber, Prineville, Or.

He joined Ellingson in 1960, retiring in 1985.

Dale R. Gustafson, 76, president of Gustafson Forest Products, Portland, Or., died Jan.25 in Eugene, Or.

Gerald V. "Jerry" Parker,'12, retired Northwest lumberman, died Jan. 30 in Seeley Lake, Mt., after a brief battle with lung cancer.

After graduating with a degree in forestry from the University of Montana in 1961, he worked in the timber and land department at Burlington Northern, in Seeley Lake and Seattle, Wa. In 1965, he joined L.A. Hamilton Lumber. When that company closed, he worked for Idaho Pole Co. ln 1919, he joined Pyramid Lumber, Seeley Lake, as a timber manager, retiring in 1996.

Douglas Cody Cochran, 44, contractor salesman at Alpine Lumber, Aurora. Co.. died Jan.26 in Englewood, Co., after heart surgery. He spent 12 years at Alpine.

Darwin Lacey, 83, venerable West Coast lumber grader, died Jan. l4 in Citrus Heights. Ca.

He earned his grading certificate at Sierra Pine Co., Oroville, Ca. In 1960, he became a lumber inspector for the

Western Pine Association. He then joined Meadow Valley Lumber, Meadow Valley, Ca., where he worked as a foreman and grader. While at Meadow Valley, he was awarded the Master Lumberman's Certificate from the Western Wood Products Association.

Manuel M. Maduefra. 85. retired maintenance supervisor for California Cedar Products, Stockton, Ca., died Jan. 7 in Stockton.

He served with the Navy in the Pacific during World War II, receiving the Victory Medal and Philippine

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Ray Salva Castillo, 78, retired labor foreman for AmFac Lumber, Honolulu. Hi.. died Feb. 7 in Honolulu.

Paul Holm,99, longtime lumber grader in the Pacific Northwest, died Feb.4 in Tuolumne, Or.

He worked for Westside Lumber Mill. Tuolumne. and Leonard Jones Lumber Mill, Soulsbyville, Or., for 54 years.