Umpqua Valley mill week

OVER 120 attended the Umpqua Valley Lumber Association's 2nd annual mill week June 21-23 in Oregon. (1) Lyle Thompson, Steve Baugh, Bob Jaquette. (2) Tim Hunt, Rick Ray, Susan Morgan. (3) Lowell Dillon. (4) Orville Chedester, Greg Keller. (5) Tom Shea, Dixie & Dick Tibbets. (6) Bob Brown, Dan Porter. (7) Dan Patterson, Leland Curtiss, Larry Smith. (8) Sleve Cole. (9) Kris Lamke, Chuck Danskey, Nancy Daniels. (10) John Strader, Karen Larson. (11) Dennis Williams, Brian Maher. (12) Art Reid, Gary Pittman. (13) Ken Brown, Sam Howard, Randy Johnson. (14) Bob Crews, Steve Grieb, Rick Vaughn. (15) Marc & Lori Lipman, Tom Gilstrap, Caara Cassey. Activilies included oolf al the Mvrtle Creek Countrv Club. steelh-ead fishino oir the North Umpqu'a Rivei, and a tour of a loigging site, tree farm and stream restoration project. Sponsors included Billboard Lumber Co., Douglas County Forest Products, D.R. Johnson Lumber Co., Riddle Laminators, Roseburg Forest Products, Umpqua Lumber Co. and new UVLA member Suoerior Lumber Co.

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MORE UMPQUA (continued fron previous page): (1) Ron Hansen, George Hewitt. (2) Pat Ball, David Miles. (3) Ryan Morrison, Scott Berry. (4) Allyn Ford, Eric Ford, Ray Palm. (5) Bill Strickland, Todd Lund. (6) John Duflv, Bill Hetland. (7) Steve Weisser, Pat Krause,-Kristy Hammann, Roger Krause. (8) Greg Sutton. (9) Dave Sallow, John Sharp. (10) Dennis Miller, Glenn Lowe. (11) Dusty Hammock. (12) Vikki & Hal Westbrook, Chad Singleton. (13) Brian Jones. (14) Frances & Dale McCormick. (15) Tom Hawesworth. (16) Kelly Scott, Jon Strickler.

Last Call For Hoo-Hoo 108th Annual

Time is running out to finalize plans to attend the l08th annual Hoo-Hoo International Convention Sept. 9-13 at the historic Menger Hotel, San Antonio, Tx.

Located directly across from the legendary Alamo, the saloon in the Menger Hotel was the site of the founding of Theodore Roosevelt's Rough Riders in 1898. As president, T.R. was given #999 for his Hoo-Hoo number during a 1905 initiation in Fort Worth.

Convention schedule:

Saturday, Sept.9:

Registration-All day.

Board meetin9-&29 a.m. to 3:59 p.m.

Icebreaker dinner and dancing-6:29 p.m.

Sunday, Sept. 10:

Members breakfast-6: 59 -'/ :59 a.m.

General business meeting-8:29 to I l:59 a.m.

Lunch on your own. Afternoon free.

Monday, Sept.11:

Members breakfast-6:59 -7:59 a.m.

General business meeting-8:29 to I l:59 a.m.

Lunch on your own.

Rodeo & barbecue at Rio Cibolo Ranch-2:29 p.m.

Tuesday, Sept. 12:

Members breakfast-6:59 -7:59 a.m.

General business meeting-8:29 to I l:49 a.m.

Joint luncheon/celebrity keynote speaker- I 2:09 p.m.

Embalming of the Snark-2:29 p.m.

Joint dinner/dance-6:29 p.m.

Wednesday, Sept. 13:

Board meeting-7:59 a.m.

Post convention tours will be held Sept. 13 through Sept. 15, including stops at the Texas Hill Country town of Fredericksburg, the Admiral Nimitz Historical Center, the George Bush Gallery, the Houston Space Center and the San Jacinto Monument and Battlefield Park.

Contact Steve Allison, (281) 485-1855, or Von W. Simpson, (281) 931-1722 for additional information.

Wood Reuse ldeas Sought

The American Forest & Paper Association recently played host to the second meeting of the Wood Recovery Alliance, where discussions were held about the best ways to recover and reuse wood scraps.

The meeting addressed wood recovery, plastic transportation packaging and terminology issues. The alliance, an arm of the White House National Recycling Challenge, will meet again Oct. 6.

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Woodies'Goodies

A 6-p. brochure on the Project of Distinction Awards, including an entry form, is free from the American Wood Preservers Institute, (800) 356-297 4.

Making lt Perfectly Clear

Full-color product sheets on Starphire ultra-clear glass are free from PPG Industries, Inc., I PPG Pl., Pittsburgh, Pa. 152'7 2: (800) 37 7 -526'7

Deck Tracy

A 4-p., full-color brochure on TimberTech engineered decking system is free from TimberTech Ltd.. Box 182880. Columbus, Oh. 43218; (800) 307-7780.

Shelf Life

Building Shelves in a Weekend, with plans for constructing l5 storage units. is S16.99 from DIY Source, Box 745, Geneva, I1.60134; (630) 208-0491.

Have A Grind Old Time

A 6-p., full-color brochure on Schleiffixx, a jigsaw grinder that removes rust, sands edges/corners and polishes, is free from Flitz International, Ltd., (800) 558-861 1.

Strong To The Finish

A 4-p., full-color Flexicolor selector guide is free from Weather Shield Windows & Doors, (800) 477-6808.

Playing With A Full Deck

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Chuck Wagon

A l6-p. catalog is free from Jacobs Chuck Manufacturing Co., Box 592, Clemson, S.C. 29633; (864) 654-5926.

The Proof ls ln The Roof

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Strike A Cord

A sell sheet on Stripes extension cords is free from Coleman Cable Systems, Inc., 1586 S. Lakeside Dr., Waukegan, Il. 60085; (800) 323-9355.

Meters That Give A Damp

A 4-p., full-color brochure on moisture meters is free from Protimeter, (800) 3214878.

Pine Floors Can Be Yours

A 6-p., full-color brochure on pine floors is free from Authentic Pine Floors Inc., Box 206, Locust Grove, Ga. 30248; (800) 283-6038.

Walter Ralston Jr., Manager P.O. Box 660459 tucadia, CA 91066-0459

Phone: 626-294-9950

Fax: 626-294-0265

Web: www. coastallumber. com