Custom kiln drying service NOW offered by Koppers' new Ontario, Calif., Plant

Coll Koppers soles offices* for treoting service for Wolmon@ sohs ond Non-Com@ fire retordont

In addition, the follow- y' Wolmani2sf,@ pressure-treated lumber and plywood.

y' Non-com@ and Non-com@ Exterior rire retardant oui niw Ontirio piant. treated lumber and plywood.

y' Cellon@ treated lumber, plywood and utility poles.

y' Creosote treated railroad ties, utility poles, foundation piles, lumber and timber.

y' Koppers' pressure-treated U.L. labeled red cedar shakes and shingles.

y' Laminated timbers.

Forreet Wilson is back from a busi- Everett E. Yount, pres., Builders Em- port Beach, Calif., is back from a in business. Lincoln ..Linc,'' Clark has joined

John Bates, Westmark & Assoc., New- starting his second half century coast activities.

!-1" Francisco/Mother Lode/San Michael E. Lawler is the new exec. AFp's Larson Oiv. as f,ia";-;;;:

Pi"q9 vacation. vp. of Hearin Products, fnc., duction mgr. ""po"tr' M"it"y I

Keith Whitman is a.new ptywoodBeaverton, Ore. Studley, S"i, -g,,-io"-tt" S"tti" I trader for Publishers - i'orest Fran! Eiger, Eichrome, San Mateo, Clara,-ialif., op"""tio". I

*" hospitar and Kenneth c. Keck is th;;;w gen. srs. I new vp.-Rocky Mountain Area. Cil Sissons, C6fAen State Lumber hgr', Bong-Warner plumbing I

Jack pedersen is managing J.H. Bax_ producti, ukiah, is back on the products div., repo,rts Jamee T. I ter & co,s. pressure wood pre- i-o.b after major surgery. sledge marketing "l- serving plant,-Laramie, Wyo. Harold Fuerst, G-p, Satr J-ose, took " Nicholas Y. Poletiha is the le,w sjl.

RomJ ili;-d; mgr., Wickes Lumber few days vacation in Reno. They sls. -mgr.,Potlatch-- western div. I

- --l"a-nJal"g-sripptv Center, Tu- took his money. wood products group. _ - I lare, Calif., "epo"ts -his storeis re- Jim Marrin, Hubbard & Johnson, Thomas G. Williamson. has ieen I cent grand opening was a great Mountain View, Calif., is justly named mgr. of special projects, I success. proud of his daughter, frattie, whl and Paul T. Nicholas succeeds

Joe Aknen, Rayberg Lumber, San graduated from \Milcox High in Williamson as mgr., engine_ering

Carlos, Calif., has vacationed for June. services, at the American Insti- three weeks'in Europe with his Bill Gretz, palo Alto Lumber, took his tute of Timber Construction-, re- family. bride'oi ii V"u". to Guadalajara ports Paul R. Beattie, exec. vp.

Don Philips, Jr., Philips Lumber and Puerta Vallarta. - Keith Lanning, dir. of promotion for Sales, is back in Thousand Oaks, Gary Stewart, AFpC, Newark, Calif., the California R-*yTl,Aj:l,

Calif., after an Ore., Wash. & -has vacationed with fris f;-ilv ai has been elected tu j?"9.p1*-: Vancouver, 8,C., mill trip. Bass Lake for 1 week. of Ore San Francisco Adverlisin_g Frank tfftfL,Tr*rlil#llirfd":l: Bob Brozreton, G-p,- san- rose, vaca- 3Tl' Bi:f.r#'"S;ni,l,l"'"$"":* que; Wayne parsons has trans- tioned for one week in July' his firm has built a p.o.p. display f.rred to-Kansas City, Mo.; Jchn Cal Pimlott, San Mateo Lumber, took at its Marin store promoting gar- ' Gyori, Phoenix, is back after vis. his son camping for 1 week. den redwood in cdnjunctio" wittt itins ilis pa"enfs in Montreal.: and Ray Gurney, Rayberg, Menlo Park, the CRA.

Hugo Miller, Boise Cascade, Arcadia, ' Albuquerque and So. N.M. sales Thdd Green, Allstate, Sunnyvale, va- Calif., recently visited ihu ho-" representative. cationed with his family in July. office in Pontland.

Ernie Lucero is Duke City's new has returned from vacation.

Rill Temple is the new sales rep. for Westmark & Assoc., Newport Beach, Calif., for the Abitibi, Townsend and Classics in Cork Iines.

Robert Tweed, Denver; Fll AMella' L.A.; Bill Grieve, Stockton, Calif.; and Theodore O. Anderson, SeaL tle, were the Westerners on Masonite's recent European trip for sales contest winners.

Lou Massing, Globe International, L.A., is back from a recent one-month Orient business tour.

Rob Bliss, Rliss Lumber, Los Angeles, recently enjoyed a West Indies 10 island sailing vacation.

Jefr Stafiord, 21, son of Gale Stafiord, Stafford Lumber, City of Industry, Calif., has been chosen outstanding student of the year at Cal PoIy.

Bill Doyle is back at it at West Range Corp., Cloverdale, after an April heart attack. Welcome back, Bill!

Max llill, Max Hill Lumber, Pasadena, has been appointed a trustee of the City of Hope Hospital, L.A. He has also formed a new partnership with Bill Fox as gen. mgr.; Kirk Kirkpatrick as northern rep. and buyer and Jennie Dulany, office mgr. and chief accountant.

Philip L. Landman has joined AFP, San Francisco, as advertising and sales promotion mgr., according to Dave Ohman, AFP's public reIations director.

.I. ll. Udens, Jr. is the new vp.-wood products marketing, bldg. products group, for Southwest Forest Industries, according to prez. Gene Brewer. Henry D. Weaver was also named gen. mg:r., northern Ariz. div., Flagstafr, Ariz.

Kenneth D. O'Neil has been elected vp.-marketing for Hearin Products, Beaverton, Ore.

S. William Yost is now in the new slot of asst. to the president, Sheldon Kaplan, at Evans Products.

V. M. "Whitey" Howard has been appointed vp, and gen. mgr. of Seneea Timber, Eugene, Ore., according to prez. Aaron Jones.

C. R. "Rod" Black is the new Union Pacific R.R. traffic agent in five northern California counties and parts of southern Ore. He succeeds Keith Molan who is now gen. traffic agent at Tacoma.

Al Weems has joined Half Moon Bay Lumber, in the Calif. coastal town of the same name, as inside salesman, per owner John Phillips.

Frank Azzopardi is back at South City Lumber, So. S.F., after a Tahoe vacation.

Paul Olsen and Harold Rogeq AFP, Newark, Calif., recently flew to Vancouver, Wash. to visit the Vancouver Ply'wood plant on business.

Ron Robbins has won the AFP salesman of the month award three times in a row. He also set an AFP Newark sales record in June.

Dwight Curran, G-P San Jose, vacationed recently at Shaver Lake, near Fresno, with his family.

Ken Schmidke, Max Studs, Newport Beach, Calif., won the Shrine golf tourney in Santa Ana for the second year running. Look ou,t, Lee Trevino!!

Daniel B. Cudahy, pres., StantonCudahy Lumber Co., Beaverton, Ore., has been elected pres. of the board of Albertina Kerr Homes, Oregon's pioneer child agency.

I'rank Timmers. Van Arsdale-Harris Lumber, Lafayette, Calif., is back from a New England trip.

Mike Boli has moved into the J. E. Higgins Lumber S.F. office as a sales trainee afl,nr a six week stint in the yard. He is a 19?2 U,C. Berkeley forestry grad.

Frank Hasy has been named mgr. of the AFPC Albuquerque, N.M., distribution yard.

Dave Stern and Bob Godfrey are new inside salesmen at Eichrome, San Mateo, Calif., arcording to Frank Eiger.

Joe Aknin, Rayberg, San Carlos, Calif., has been named to the architectural committee, an advisory board to the City Council of Redwood City.

Gary Malfatti, Rayberg, San Carlos, vacationed in Wyoming.

Don Thom, Bruce Bauer Lumber, vacationed for two weeks in Oregon.

Vonce Lumber Repping Nikkel

The handsome structure in the ac' companying photo is the 4,10O sq. ft. olfice building that serves as headquarters for Lane-Stanton Lumber Co. and Vance Lumber Co. The allied firms have been, since 1955, rnajor wholesale distributors of hardwoods and softwoods in So. Calif., Hawaii, Arizona and Nevada.

Earlier this year, Nik*el Lumber Co. named Vance Lumber its exclusive So. Calif. distributor for moulding and millwork items. The appointment enabled the firm to insure its customers an ample supply of high quality softwood moulding and millwork items.

"The appointment," according to Neil Hagen, Nikkel's millwork sales manager, "is the first time in the history of the cornPauy that Nikkel has offered an exclusive distributorship of any of their products." He estimated that the courbined millwork sales volume from the apPointment will be about 400 truck and trailer loads per year, which represents ap' proximately $5 million in sales annually.

The office pictured, in the City of Industry, Calif., adjoins a 7.5 acre facility encompassing a total warehouse area of over 34,000 sq. ft.

New Arizonq Hordwood Outlet

Virginia Hardwood Co. h a s opened a new warehouse and showroom at 1299 E. Jackson St.. Phoenix and appointed Don Drullinger man- agcr'. l)on, having bccn involved in the Arizona flooring industry for over 25 yeals, is knowledgeable in all areas oI hardwood flooring.

The Monrovia, Calif., company is the sole distrihutor in Arizona for E. [,. Bruce Co., Dura Seal, Harris Man. ufacturing Co., Perma Grain, and Wc,od Mosaic Corp.

Virginia Hardwood Co., one of tihe largest distributors of hardwood flooring in the U.S., also maintains showrooms at 352 No. Robertson Blvd., Los Angeles, and 116 Railroad Ave., Monrovia.

The company will refer designers to mini-showrooms located throughout Arizona and southern Calif. which may be more convenient.

Coos Heod ls On The Move

After sixteen ,vears of being located at Berth 135 at Wilmington. Calif., Coos Head Lumber and Plywood Co. has moved up to berth 190 at the harbor, according to manager Phil Gilbert. Coos Head's northern facility remains at,Coos Bay, Oregon, ll|s fiil0 ca||$ tTil|| ll|0 il0 PR0Flt$! is the PR(IFESSI(INAL'S AH. PURPOSE PLASTIC

Despite the move, the telephone and post office box numbers remain unchanged. For a detailed, retainable map of the new location, see their advertisement on page 2l of this issue for complete directions to berth 190.

SUGCESSFUT redwood outdoor billboard campaign, launched recently in cooperative effort between Simpson Timber and dealers throughout the West, ,is being utilized as another imaginative sales tool in an unusual way. Conversion of ther billboard into a giant redwood backdrop for meetings, trade shows and other displays, is scoring a further big impression for dealers in promoting redwood for outdoor yard a'nd garden uses.

Boat builders, furniture makers, cabinet makers, etc., have found it the one sure answer to correcting wood defects, filling wood cracks, gouges, covering countersunk nails and screws.

Ready to use right out of the can, Famowood applies like putty-sticks like glue; dries quickly; won't shrink; takes spirit stains, and will not gum up. sander. When applied properly, Famowood becomes water and weather-proof.