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Pressune treated wood is profitable-that's the beauty of it

In western states, any piece of wood is a candidate for decay because of moisture in the air and in the ground. Fungi feed on moist wood, reducing its strength until it is completely rotten or decayed. hessure treatment renders wood unusable for fungi and termites, thereby preserving it. fu a result, fences will not blow down and deck boards will not collapse when built with pressure treated product.

The Forest Products Laboratory of the U.S. Department of Agriculture has determined that wood pressure treated properly will last in excess of 50 years when exposed to the elements in temperate climates. The Uniform Building Code now requires that wood used in important structural members in ground contact must be pressure treated.

What to look for in properly treated wood

A wide variety of preservatives are used in pressure treatment, including creosote and pentachlorophenol. The WWPI promotional campaign will be stressing the use of wood treated with waterborne salts, which are the most economical and practical preservatives for wood used in outdoor residential projects. Waterborne salts include the preservatives ammoniacal copper arsenate (ACA) or chromated copper arsenate (CCA). Both treatments impart an attractive tint ranging from light green to bluish green.

There are two levels of waterborne salt treatment available from western treating plants. Lumber stamped with the LP-2

GROUND CONTACT LP.22

Treating stamps that include the above marks indicate adherence to the AIUPB Quality Control Program.

Quality Mark of the American Wood Preservers Bureau is for above ground use and is commonly purchased for sill stock. Lumber marked AWPB LP-22 is for ground contact use. lt is fhe LP-22 wood thatWWPI is recommending to the consumer in its promotional campaign. Nl LP-22 wood is treated to a minimum retention of 0.4 pounds per cubic foot.

Ask any WWPI member firm for recommendations on species and grades.

Western Wood Preseryers Institute

J.H. Baxter 6 Company

415 / 349-0201California

503/ 689-3020Northwest

Coast Wood Preserving, Inc.

7O7 / 468-0141 - Okiah, California

Dant E Russell, Inc.

5O3 / 221-1644Portland

8OO/547-1943Porfland ln-temational Paper Company

206 / 423-21 l0 - Longview, Washington

Koppers Company, Inc.

212/830-28ffiLos Angeles tuea

415/692-3330San Francisco Area

McCormick E Baxter Creosoting Company 415/982-4033San Francisco

5O3 / 286-8394Portland

McFarland Cascade 206/572-3033inside Washington 8001426-&30 - outside Washington

Montana Pole E Treating Plant 406/792-0438 - Butte, Montana

Niedermeyer-Martin Company 800 / 547-6952Portland

/ 287 -2411Portland

Pacifi c Wood Preserving Corporation 707 1448-8429 - Elmira, Cilifornia

Permapost Products Company

5O3/U8-4156 - Hillsboro, Oregon

Pressure Treated Timber Company 2OB / 343-U65 - Boise, Idaho

Selma Pressure Treating Company 209 /896-1234 - Selma, California

John C. Taylor Lumber Sales, Inc. 503 /U6-8101 - Beaverton, Oregon

Valley Wood Preserving 209 /634-0068 - Turlock, California

Wyckoff Company 206/624-3535Seattle

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Sterling Wolfe o[ Marquart-Wolfe Lumber Co., Orange, Ca., recently enjoyed a week in Egypt, then a week in the Greek Isles.

Robert Eldredge has joined sales at Nikkel Corp., Sacramento, Ca.

Bryan O'Hagan is new to sales at Redwood Empire, Inc., Sacramento, Ca.

Jerry Buck isa new salesman at Far West Fir Sales, Huntington Beach, Ca., according to John Weston, pres.

Steven Hagen has joined sales at Bohemia, Inc., Grass Valley, Ca., reports Wade Mosby, lumber sales mgr.

Jack Harwood and Leo Hulett of Harwood Products, Willits, Ca., and John Polach, Hobbs-Wall Lumber Co.. Terra Linda, Ca., got in a recent fishing trip to Cabo San Lucas, Mex.

Pete Wilhelm is new in sales at Gabbert-Simmen Lumber, Sacramento, Ca.

Thomas H. Denig is new national sales mgr. of architect and engineer products for Trus Joist Corp., Boise, Id.

Wade Newman is taking over as exec. dir. of the National Association of Floor Covering Distributors. He had been with NBMDA.

Jack Samper is new asst. to the v.p. of employee relations and administrative services for Georgia-Pacific Corp. according to Mel C. Carpenter, v.p.

Steven N. Davis, 27, is new v.p. of sales and marketing for Chandler Corp. Boise, Id., announces David W. Light, pres.

Sid R. Colburn of Arthur A. Pozzi Co., Portland, Or., is new president of the Western Lumber Marketing Assn. Other officers are William Nickel, Balfour Guthrie Ltd., Vancouver, B.C., lst v.p.; Bob Cooper, Timberlane Lumber, Eugene, Or., 2nd v.p.; Ian Legge, Lignum Sales Ltd., Vancouver, B.C., 3rd v.p.l Don Boone, Sunrise Forest Products Co.. Portland. Or.. sec.: and John M. Curran, Overland Mills, Inc.. Portland. treas.

Barney Garcia, NAWLA's traffic consultant, is marking 53 yrs. in the business. His firm is B.R. Garcia Traffic Service, San Francisco.

Jim Johnson is director of Northwest operations with the acquisition of Wasatch Forest Products, Evanston, Wy., by Wickes. Clete Winkler is now Wy. operations mgr. with Stan Devin as production mgr. at Evanston. Jean Greenrod is Northwest accounting mgr. Jack Olson is Northwest timber mgr., John Starner is at Grangeville, Id., as production mgr. and Don Wooten is stud production mgr.Dave Johnston is Ca. sawmill production mgr., Jerry Ward is plant mgr. at Auberry, Ca. Bob Bretz is new Ca. Iumber sales mgr. John de la Montanya continues as King's River pine sales mgr.

John Turner, Product Sales Co., Newport Beach, Ca., and his wife, Linda, are the happy parents of Cara Suzanne, 8 lbs., 5 oz., born Feb.11.

Gil Sissons, Jr. has replaced Bill Carter at Little Lake Industries, Willits, Ca., following Bill's departure to go full-time at Agwood Mill & Lumber. Ukiah. Ca.

Frank Jason is heading up Weaver Forest Products' new Walnut Creek, Ca., sales office, according to John Weaver, pre-s., based at the firm's Medford, Or., gen. sales office.

Cliff Chulos is sales manager for Northwest Hardwood, Inc., lumber mills in Arlington and Centralia, Wa.

'Jack Jenkins is assuming a position as gen. mgr. of operations,according to Marc A. Seidner, pres., Fibreform Wood Products, Inc., Rocklin. Ca.

Larry Deaver and Chuck Gaither, are now with Oregon/McKenzie Lumber Co. sales at the new Fresno. Ca.. office.

John Wilton, Redwood Empire, Sacramento. Ca.. and his wife, Beth, became the proud parents of Jessica, 6 lbs., 6 oz., Mar. 13. No wonder John missed the WWPA meeting in San Francisco.

Thomas J. Peters is now in sales with Lumber-Jack. Inc., Englewood, Co. (Please turn to page 42)

Personals

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David Ostin, pres. of the David Ostin Moulding Corp., is recuperating from heart surgery at his son's in Newport Beach, Ca. He expects to be hitting the golf ball soon at Canyon C.C., Palm Springs, Ca.

Paul R. Beattie, exec. v.p., American Institute of Timber Construction, Englewood, Co., is new v.p. of the International Forest Products Research Society.

Danny Dixon has been promoted to lumber sales mgr. at GeorgiaPacific. San Jose. Ca

Curtis Crow is now at Bendix Forest Products Corp., Van Nuys, Ca., as marketing mgr.

Jim Cooper, third - generation former lumberman (W. E. Cooper Lumber Co., Los Angeles) who now owns a Los Angeles PR firm, has returned lrom Tasmania where he visited hardwood sawmills producing Tasmanian oak and other Australian hardwood species. He represents the Tasmanian Timber Promotion Board, assisting in the development of West Coast markets for Tasmanian-produced lumber and wood products.

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Jack Curnow, asst. gen. mgr. of Denver Reserve Supply Co., Denver, has been named "Lumberman of the Year" by W.O.O.D., Inc., the Denver-based "promotioneducation - information" assn. of 89 Colorado retail and wholesale firms. He is only the l0th lumberman in W.O.O.D. Inc.'s 21 years to win the Paul Bunyan Award.

Janres Fitzpatrick is dir. ol corporale planning uncl clevclopnrcnt irt Masonitc Corp.

C.J. "Jon" Hauck is new v.p. and gen. mgr., home improvement div., Masonite Corp. Paul H. Hill, Jr. is the new director of mrktg.

Ralph Parr is now with Fremont Forest Products' trading staff, Eugene, Or.

Darold Howe is specializing in hedging plywood and lumber at Conti Commodities Services, Portland.

Don Martin is the new sales mgr. at Brookings Plywood Corp., Brookings, Or.

Thomas Shaw, pres. Modoc Lumber Co., is new president of the Western Forest Industries Assn: Alex Cugini, owner, Barbee Mill, is v.p., and Adolf Hertrich, pres. Vanport M[g., sec./treas.

Clint Rygel, Rygel Lumber Sales, Orange, Ca., after 20 years of sail boating, has taken up soaring in unpowered sail planes and now has l2 hrs. airborne to his credit.

Dean Collins, pres., Cascade Wood Products, white city, or., and Robert W. Bright, pres., Nu-Dor, Inc., Lacey, Wa., are new Westerners on the board ofdirectors ofthe National Woodwork Manufacturers Association.

Clark "Van" Bacon is now national accounts mgr. for Therma-Tru, Colorado Springs, Co.

Robert Leachman is now with Merrill Lynch Wood Markets, Inc., Portland.

Ralph Loe is the new mgr., wholesale trading dept., International Paper Co., Portland.

Joel Zabaldo is now regional sales mgr. of Sundown Timber Co., Milwaukie, Or.

John Rosling is a new director of Dant & Russell, Portland.

Clifford Morton is now v.p. in charge of planning at Boise Cascade.

Clarence Stanley has retired as sales mgr. of Orban Lumber Co., Irwindale, Ca., alter 46 years in retail sales there, according to Paul Orban, Sr.

Skip Greg, Dick Lambert, Charley Wilson, Lane Stanton Vance Lumber Co., City of lndustry, Ca.. are back lronr the national hardwood convention.

Ralph D. Dillon now heads Wickes Lumber and building materials, Richardson, Tx. He had been at San Diego Ilq.

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