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Domestic & lmported Hardwoods

Ponderosa & Sugar Pine

Flat & Vertical Grain Douglas Fir

White Fir, Cedar & Hemlock

Australian "Burnie" Hardboard

Turning Squares

Roseburg Resin-Tite Flakeboard

Cornpl,ete Mil,ling F aoil'ities their home in the extremely rugged west' ern section of Grand Canyon National Park. Their small reservation, population 275, is one of the most isolated Indian settlements in the continental United States. It lies at the bottom of 3,000' deep Havasu Canyon. Supai, as the village is known, is only accessible by two pack trails, one eight miles, the other 14 miles long. Thus necessitating air transportation of the building materials.

Bond-Deck was selected by the Bureau of Indian Affairs as suitable material for use on the Center for several reasons. It is light weight (manufactured from white fir), and available in 24 lengthsinsuring that the maximum number of panels and footage could be carried in each helicopter load. The panelized T&G decking is easy to install-the center was constructed by the Havasupais themselves.

Industriol Buys Two Firms

Industrial Lumber Co., Portland based wholesale lumber firm specializing in mill' work and industrial requirements, has ac' quired Evergreen Products, Inc. a plywood wholesaler.

They also have purchased the wholesale distribution yard at Boise, Idaho, formerly owned by Vancouver Plywood Co. Included are the 22,500 sq. ft. building and the inventory. Yard name has been changed to Industrial Lumber Co.

Evergreen will operete as a whollyowned subsidiary of Industrial, Tom Edwards, In. dustrial's president, announced. Terms were not disclosed in either acquisition.

Evergreen's sales organization, formerly an affiliate of Vancouver Plywood, is a distributor of softwood plywood and particleboard. Annual sales have been about $14 million.

Colorodo Fire C.overoge Chonge

In Colorado, the homeowner's policy differential for wood shingle roofs has been changed to $Il or $16, depending on the class of fire protection, from a range of $3 to $30.

The Mountain States Inspection Bureau effected the reduction for three-year premium charges. The previous differential was based on the amount of insurance carried, regardless of the fire protection classification. Under the old schedule, the differential on a $,1O,000 home was $2I for a three-year policy.