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DISTRIBUTION IS OUR GAME
An Old Reliable Friend
We've sold a "mountain of Marlite" in the 30 years that we've distributed this ftne line. Other wall coverings come and go, but Marlite endures. Why?
QUALITY the unique 9 step manufacturing process, super-tough Melamine plastic ftnish, top graded hardboard all put Marlite in a class by itself. Marlite may cost a few cents mor€ per foot, but its beauty and superb quality lives on. Remember the quality is long remembered while the price is soon forgotten. When your customer - D.l.Y. or Commercial applicator wants the BEST, it pays to stock and sell PROFITABLE MARLITE.
IRISH TUBKEY (that's corned beef & cabbage to you) was washed down by plenty beer and other nerve tonic by nearly 100 at the recent "Burney Bash" held by the Shasta-Cascade Hoo-Hoo club in the small Northeastern California town of the same name.
(1) E. C. Brandeberry, club president Bob Beagan, chairman Tony Gallagher. (2) Chas. Cleary, Sam Mangone, Joe Minoletti, Harold Saunders.
(3) Glen Ainsworth, Al Kerper, John Geisjbeck (4) Harvey Wolfe, Ken Morphew, Ken Caylon. (5) Joe Ainsworth, Joe Lawson. (6) Cal Martin, Chet Atkins.
(7) Bob Austin, Paul Budesa, Phil Carlson, Jack Sanders. (8) Jim Basron, George Bailey, Jim Forbes. (9) Don Cherovsky, Fred Scaife. (10) Marv Pogue, George Rogers, Roy Dunbar.
Big Home Center Show
"Quality" was seen as the key elenlent to tlre success of the 1977 National Honre Center/Horne Irnprovenrent Congress & Exposition lreld recently irr New Orleurrs.
More than 13.000 houre center industry representatives viewed over q00 exhibits 5lllrwirrg ht-rrrre irnprovcrrrent. renrrrdeling. dccorulirrg. rttairttenance and horle care products lbr the Sl(r billion horne center industry.
The show now ranks arnong the top -i0 trade shows held annually in the U.S. It will take place undcr one roof next year at the Dallas Convention Center. Feb.5-8.
Attendees were impressed not ortly with the overall quality of the exhibits, products displayed. sentinars and educational display centers. but also with the opportunity it afforded thent to: ( I ) talk to nlanagernent-level people of rnanutacturing cornpanies: and (2) discuss at length. and in detail, nrerchandising services offered by manut ac tu re rs.
E. L. Newkirk, president, Chandler Lumber Co. and Honte Center, Van Nuys. Ca., observed. "lt was. without question, the flnest show of this type that we have ever attended."

