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Darrell Sauveageau has been promoted to sales mgr. at Reel Lumber Service, Anaheim, Ca.
Mike Luza, ex-Crown Pacific, has joined Precision Lumber, Portland, Or.
Jeff Martarano is new to sales at California Forest Products, Gilroy, Ca., according to John Wilton.
Ted Hetzel has been appointed sales mgr. for westem regional particleboard and MDF products at Willamette Industries, Albany, Or. Charlie Livingston is the new sales mgr. for the Custom Products plant. Jim Enright is now mktg. mgr. for the engineered wood products division.
Gary Newman, ex-Pacific Lumber, has been appointed sales mgr. at Pacific Crest Lumber, Winlock. Wa. Tom Rice, ex-Tumwater Lumber, is now shipping coordinator; Bryan Borovec is the new remanufacturing mgr., and Lance Pennington is now transportation mgr.
Mike Vinum, ex-Britt Lumber, has joined Diablo Timber Co., Napa, Ca., according to Ben Cassinerio.
Bill Parks has been appointed mgr. and buyer at Honsador Lumber's Portland, Or., office, replacing Bob Aiken, who has retired.
Betsy Bendix is a new inside sales person for Southern California for Fullmer Lumber Co., Fontana. Ca.
Yal Nielsen has been promoted to sales mgr.-cedar fencing products at Caffall Bros. Forest Products, Inc., Longview, Wa.
Kevin F. Hayes, ex-Louisiana-Pacific, is a new industrial wood products trader handling the U.S. and Mexican markets for Rayonier's wholesale wood products staff in Seattle, Wa.
Richard K. "Rick" Lierz has joined the . management team at Franklin Building Supply, Boise, Id.
Dave Holmes is back with Omak Wood Products, Omak, Wa.
Gordon Marson, pres. and co-founder, Marson & Marson Lumber, Inc., Leavenworth, Wa., has retired. He will continue as a part-time consultant.
Allan T. "Al" Bojar has been promoted to sales mgr., and Douglas B. Misch, operations mgr., at Astrup Co.'s Santa Fe Springs, Ca., distribution center.
Tom Kositzky, eastem field region mgr. of the APA-The Engineered Wood Association, Tacoma, Wa., has been promoted to director of the Field Services Division, succeeding Doug McNeill, who is now v.p.-sales at Greenwood Forest Products, Inc., Lake Oswego, Or..
Jeff Hrin has been promoted to buyerbuilding materials at Lumbermen's Building Centers, Olympia, Wa. pete Meyburg has been promoted to buyerhardlines.
Fritz Gaughan is new to Hayden Bridge Forest Products, Eugene, Or.
Todd Wymer has been named panel sales mgr. at Louisiana-Pacific's Rocklin, Ca., distribution yard.
Gene S. Green has been named production mgr.-product process management at Simonton Windows, Vacaville. Ca. Ramel Geluz is the new quality mgr.; Andrew Higuera, safety mgr., and Scott Corey, plant/process engineer.
Dana Heald has been named director of distribution sales for the U.S. and Canada at Accuride Intemational. Inc.. Santa Fe Springs, Ca.
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William J. Blackmore, ex-New T,ealand Ministry of Forestry, has been named radiata pine product mgr. at SnavelyThames, San Francisco, Ca. Mark Spargo has been promoted to general mgr. of Snavely Forest Products' Phoenix, Az., sales and distribution facility.
Gil Camarena has been named store mgr. of the new Home Depot in Riverside, Ca.
James "Jint'' Hallstrom, Zip-O Lumber Co., Eugene, Or., has been elected president of the Pacific Lumber Inspection Bureau, Bellevue, Wa., succeeding Jack Taylor, Weyerhaeuser Co., Tacoma, Wa. Tim Mangan, Willamette Industries-Bauman Division, Lebanon, Or., is the new v.p., and George Thompson, sec./treas. Steve Ingram, Weyerhaeuser, Tacoma, is new to the board. Re-elected to the board: Philip Davidson, Davidson Industries, Mapleton, Or.; Roderick '6Rick" Horte, Abeda Wood Products, Kelowna,8.C., Canada; James "Jim" Manke, Manke Lumber Co., Tacoma; David Poggemoeller, North Enderby Timber Co., Enderby, B.C.; Robert '{Bob" Spence, Packwood Lumber Co., Seattle, Wa.; John Thorlakson, Tolko Industries Ltd., Vernon, B.C., and R.R. "Bob" Waltz Jr., SeattleSnohomish Mill Co.. Snohomish, Wa.
Gary Malfatti, pres., and June M. Snowden, v.p. of Morgan Creek Forest Products, Santa Rosa, Ca., have completed the prerequisite export workshops and received individual certification in intemational exporting from the U.S. Department of Commerce.
Jerry Ensworth, RFP Lumber Co., Inc., Chico, Ca., took part on his blown Harley motorcycle in the 20th Annual Redwood Run, held between Garberville and Piercy, Ca.
Bud Bristow, Western Woods, Chico, Ca., took his wife, Dianne, to show her how to play golf in Whitehawk, Ca., where she beat him I 19 to 129.
Al Newkirk, longtime Southem California lumberman, was honored as the 4th recipient of the La Quinta, Ca., Chamber of Commerce Living Treasure Award.

Patrick W. Curtiss, director-new business development, American Honda Motor Co., has been elected chairman of the Outdoor Power Equipment Institute, Alexandria, Va. Mark C. Rostvold is the new vice chairman, and David Zerfoss, pres., Husqvarna Forest & Garden, sec./treas. New directors: Stanley J. Byers, Warner Frazier, Jeffrey W. Mack, Kendrick B. Melrose, Richard W. Shoemaker, L. Edward Shultz, John Mowder, and William Docherty.
Thomas L. Caltridge has been appointed senior v.p. for Global Roofing at Johns Manville, Denver, Co.
Thomas M. Green, v.p., Senco Products, was re-elected chairman of the Intemational Staple, Nail & Tool Association. John H. Dean, ceo, ISM Group of Companies, is now vice chairman.
Russ Kathrein, ex-Hager Distribution, is the new director of purchasing logistics at 84 Lumber.
Thomas P. Wolf has been appointed technical director at the EIFS Industry Members Association.
Mark Foster has been promoted to purchasing mgr. for Celotex. Arthur Noriega IV is now v.p.-intemational; David Schweibold, v.p.-information technology & chief information officer; Christine Polan, corporate counsel, and Larry Rayburn, asst. v.p.senior corporate counsel.
Joshua Wilton, the son of John Wilton, Califomia Forest Products, Gilroy, Ca., graduated from New Mexico Military Institute, Roswell, N.M., May 10. Woodie Woodlief, Economy Lumber, Campbell, Ca., recently celebrated his 40th anniversary with the company.
Patty O'Cover is new to the lawn and garden department at Mungus-Fungus Forest Products, Climax, Nv., according to co-owners Hugh Mungus and Freddy Fungus.
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Dealer Convention In Florida
The National Lumber & Building Material Dealers Association will showcase building material dealers who are "The Material Difference" through their people, training, community involvement, product mix and service during its 8lst annual convention and human resources conference.
Set for Sept.24-27 at The Breakers, West Palm Beach, Fl., speakers include Dr. Gayle Carson on "Creating a Winning Image;" Bill Kohlhepp on "Adapting to a Renewed Vision for Your Business;" Wyatt Kash on "Helping Independents Compete," and Kevin Hancock, moderating "Profiles in Excellence," a full-day seminar on achieving human resources.
Among the panelists will be three successful dealers discussing "Building Customer Relationships," APAThe Engineered Wood Association and American Iron & Steel Institute representatives on "National Product Trends." and three remodelers on "Remodelers: How to Get & Keep Their Business."
Other activities include committee meetings, vendors showcase, golf tournament, snorkeling, greyhound racing, and chairman's beach party.
Gonstruction Contracts Rise
The value of new consffuction contracts rose 2Vo in April to an annualized $330.9 billion, according to F.W. Dodge.
"After a subdued start to 1997, the construction industry appears to be picking up momentum," said Dodge's Robert A. Murray, noting a strong public works sector. "The recent improvement for non-residential building might be characterized as 'so far so good,' but further growth for this sector will be needed in coming months to ensure that construction as a whole remains in the plus column for a sixth straight year."
Residential building fell 4Vo in April to an annualized $139.8 billion. Single family housing slipped 5Vo,including a lOVo drop in the South Atlantic, 5Vo drop in the West, and 2Vo increase in the South Central.
L-P Looks Again At Alaska
Louisiana-Pacific and Sealaska Timber Corp. are considering a joint wood products manufacturing complex near Juneau, Ak., that could restore jobs lost earlier in the year when L-P was forced to close mills at Ketchikan Pulp Co.

The joint venture, which would include construction of a veneer mill and operation of a sawmill and chipping facility, will be further discussed and analyzed over the next several months before it is submitted for approval to the two companies' boards.
Terry Buys Mar Vista Lumber
The Terry Cos. have acquired Mar Vista Lumber, Mar Vista, Ca., from George Swartz and Terry Laughlin.
Swartz and Laughlin joined Mar Vista Lumber as teenagers in 1955 when their fathers purchased the yard which Swartz's srandfather had owned during the 1920s.
The location became Terry's 14th location on June 1. under new store manager Stan Cherry, but Swartz and Laughlin will stay on for two months to aid the transition.
Swartz, 60, will spend more time at a second home in Washington, but would like to continue working with the lumber industry on national legislative issues, possibly through the Lumber Association of California & Nevada.
Laughlin, 57, may return to the lumber business, as well, perhaps at the wholesale level.