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Torn Reynolds is now in sales at Bridgewell Resources' industrial division in Portland, Or.

Myrna Hower, ex-Timberline Forest Products, now handles logistics at the Portland. Or.. office of Silvaris Corp., Bellevue, Wa. Sharon Koller, ex-Allied Plywood & Lumber, now handles logistics at the Port Arthur. Tx.. office.

Peter Gordon, ex-Fraser Papers, has joined the board of Ainsworth Lumber Co., Vancouver, B.C., as chairman, succeeding Jay Gurandiano, who has resigned. Pierre McNeil has replaced Jonathan Mishkin on the board.

Paul Harder, ex-Taiga Building Products, is now with Dakeryn Industries, N. Vancouver, B.C.

Art Steinhafel, ex-Atrium Windows, has joined Ply Gem Windows, Roanoke, Va., as senior v.p.-sales, overseeing the group's new combined national sales organization.

Rich Gutermuth, ex-Spruce Computer, has formed LBM Employer Services (www.lbmpayroll.com), offering Web-based payroll and HR services to dealers.

Philtip Kleiss is now millwork sales mgr. at Arauco USA, Atlanta, Ga.

A, *"u, Lumber Service, we supply domestic and foreign hardwoods. Our products and services include: o Flardwood Lumber & Pine

. llatdwood Plywood &Veneers

Melarnine Plywood

. Flardwood Moulding (alder, cherry, mahogany, MDF, maple, red oak, paint grade, pecan hickory, white oak, walnut, beech)

. Milling (moulding profiles, S2S, SLRIE, SLR2E, & resawn lumber)

.'Woodworking Accessories (appliques, omaments, butcher blocks, corbels, etc.)

Woodworking Supplies (deft 6nishes, color putty, adhesives, etc.)

Oor products are widely used in interior finish carpentry, furniture, cabinetry and hundreds of industrial and manufacturing applications. We stock a complete line of complementaty products to complete virtually any woodworking or millwork project.

Robert 66Bob" Ritchie. ex-Johns Manville, was appointed senior v.p. and chief technology officer at Masonite. He takes over global R&D leadership for Henry Coghlan, now v.p.-special projects.

Shane Short, ex-James Hardie Building Products, has been named general mgr. of Royal Mouldings.

Janet M. Saura was appointed senior v.p. and deputy general counsel at Lowe's Cos., Mooresville, N.C.

Jeff Gooding has been named director of consumer marketing for Ace Hardware Corp., Oak Brook, Il. Bob Moschorak has joined the coop as president and general mgr. of Ace International.

Mark Rossolo has resigned as Green Building lnitiative v.p.-operations to serve as director of public affairs for the Greenguard Environmental Institute.

Dan Bohannon and Dave Bohannon, Bohannon Lumber Co., Orange, Ca., have been ranked #l for doubles in the 60-year-olds division by the U.S. Tennis Association.

Corey Ander is spicing up rhe employee cafeteria at MungusFungus Forest Products, Climax, Nv., according to co-owners Hugh Mungus and Freddy Fungus.

New Program Tracks Hawaiian Hardwoods

A new tree-tracking system will allow investors to track the growth of hardwood seedlings planted on a 2,700-acre site on the Hamakua Coast in Hawaii.

"This high-tech program will give a level of comfort to forestry investors that has never been available before now," said Jeff Dunster, c.e.o. of Hawaiian Legacy Hardwoods. "We fully expect the rest of the industry to follow suit within the next 10 years."

HLH hopes to grow 1.3 million rare tropical hardwood trees, primarily koa, which are indigenous to Hawaii. The planting site was the personal property of King Kamehameha I and once supported a koa forest, which was nearly destroyed by clearcut harvesting and cattle grazing.

"We are reduc- ing global warming through carbon sequestration, while providing our investors the opportunity for substantial profits," said Dunster.

Each tree in the sustainable forestry project will receive a computer signature that will allow tracking of ownership, growth, maintenance, lumber-yield, and pedigree. Once the program is fully implemented, investors will be able to use programs such as Google Earth to pinpoint their own trees.

"Seeing the rows-upon-rows of growing koa seedlings is incredibly rewarding," said c.o.o. Darrell Fox. "I've been handson with this project every step of the way-from seed collection to final planting-and it's really gratifying to see all of the hard work and planning come to fruition."