TFROU]IDS CAII'TFINDTI. THERES STIILHOPE.

But chances are, you'll never have to make that person-to-Person call.

Because at Rounds we've vowed to be the ones who find what others can't. And do what others won't.

Redwood grapestakes? Sure. How many?

Timbers up to 3?-feet long? You bet. Where do you want them?

Unusual orders. Mixed shipments. Delivery on the double. They're all part of our daily bread.

All of which explains our coast-to-coast reputation as something of a godsend.

But what you'll like best of all is how our uncommon approach to unusual orders carries right over to the everyday stuff.

Like green redwood in all grades. Dry redwood uppers. And redwood fencing. With all standard redwood patterns available.

Or our line of finish fir, including flooring. Pine deck- ing. And our comprehensive remanufacturing capabilitie s. They're all delivered with the same Rounds hustle that built our reputation. Rounds. Underthebest circumstances we're a good place to start. And when you don't think you stand a prayer of finding something, we're the next best thing to Divine Intervention.

Let us know how we can help.

In Northern California, call 800-8 62-4668 or 800-862467 7. In Southern California, it's 800-862-4994. All other locations, call 800-358-9134. Louisiana-Pacifi c Corporation, Rounds-Cloverdale, Box 9Z Cloverdale, CA 95425.

Seminars WellAttended

Plywood seminars held in Los Angeles, Orange, and San Diego counties, Ca., sponsored by the Lumber Association of Southern California and the American Plywood Association, attracted almost 100 students.

Byron Oberg, asst. mgr., Western 1eg!on, field services div.; Gary Smith, senior field rep., Los Angeles, and Ken Walters, senior field rep., So. Ca., and Az. conducted the s-essions. The classes covered APA structural panel products, construction systems, 303 siding, All Weather Wood Foundation, energy conservtion, industrial markets and dealer services.

Each student received a reference binder containing data sheets and technical information as well as a certificate of completion.

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Prompt service, quality, and a desire to please is our business. Call us for your custom milling requirements.

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REDllr00D EMPIBE, Inc., Morgan Hill, Ca., has been awarded a Million Foot Club plaque from Simpson Timber Co. in recognition of extraordinary performance during 1980. Roger Burch (left) pres., and Dan Naughton, sales mgr., show award presented by George Kreiss, Simpson's western lumber marketing development mgr., who stated that the firm achieved this goal through their dedication t0 promoting redwood as a unique building product.

MlLL|ON F00T Club award was presented to G&R Lumber, Cloverdale, Ca., by Simpson Timber Co. Engraved on the plaque presented by George Kreiss, Simpson's western lumber marketing mgr., is "ln distinguished recognition of the achievement of exceeding one million feet of Simoson redwood sales in one vear, 1980." This was accomplished'by (LtoR) Harold Fuerst, Krisiepsen, Marty 0lhiser, sales mgr., Ken 0sborn. Redwood Empire and G&R are sister companies.

Compare Repair Costs

A small company-owned fleet of trucks can usually be maintained at a lower cost with a guaranteed maintenance plan from the truck manufacturer than by a company mechanic.

One mechanic can usually handle l0 to 15 trucks. For a smaller fleet, do a cost comparison including wages, cost of tools, and maintenance of repair area.

lslanders Tour Mill

Representatives of 13 of the ma- jor wood using companies in the Hawaiian Islands flew to Arcata, Ca., recently to attend a lumber seminar as guests of Reid and Wright Inc.

Part of a celebration recognizing Reid & Wright's 25th year of doing business in the Islands, the group of husbands and wives was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Reid of the Hawaiian branch. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Reid of the

Boulder, Co., office and Robert B. Reid of the Arcata headquarters office welcomed them to California.

Activities included a tour of the Reid & Wright facilities in Arcata and the Pacific Lumber Co.

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HAWAIIAI{ lumbermen turned the tourist tables by coming to Humboldt County, Ca., for a lumber seminar and golf tournament hosted by Reid & Wright. Among the 33 visitors touring facilities at Pacific Lumber Co. were (1) Bob Fuiimoto, Sho Taketa, Hawaii Planing ttrtill; (2) Kazumi Ogi, Amfac Distribution; Bob Smith, Palco; Yukio Hisamoto, Pioneer Home Supply; (3) Argus Johnson, Trojan Lumber; Sukeulir Ono, Hale Kauai, Ltd.; Rocky Campbell, Trojan

Lumber; Bud Robey, Pacific Lumber. (4) Ham Ahlo, Hawaii Wood Preserving; Clarke Mizumoto, Amfac Distribution. (5) Jim Pappas, Honsador, Inc.; Yukio Hisamoto; Kazumi Ogi. (6) Yukio Hisamoto, Ken Laudenschlagel, Reid & Wright; Robert F. Reid, Reid & Wright. (7) Argus Johnson, Rocky Campbell, Jerry 0'Connell, Shuman Lumber; (8) Scotty Anderson, Trojan Lumber; Mel Revilla, Davies Building Materials: Richard Reid, Reid & Wright. (9)

Janice Hiyane, Davies Building Materials: Robert B. Reid and Richard Reid. Reid & Wright; Bill Stevens; Argus Johnson. (10) (back lo camera) Kazumi Ogi, Sho Taketa. (11) (laclng camera) Robert F. Reid, Bill Stevens, George Kashiwa, Atlas Building Materials. (12) Jerry Miyali, Hale Kauai, Ltd.; Wayne Ellis, Hale Kauai, Ltd.; Bob Smilh. (13) Percy Ching, Waimanu Sash & Door. (14) Mike Yoshida, Mid Pac Lumber; Bill Stevens.