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Transits and Mill Order Fir and White Woods

Builder Groups Moy Merge

The National Association of Home Builders and the Home Manufacturers Association have combined offices in Washington, D.C., as the first step in a one year trial merger.

NAHB has 50,000 builder members. HMA for more than 20 years has represented that increasing section o{ the home building business, manufactured homes, which now has become a $l billion busi

The joining together is seen as another indication of the tremendous chanses due in lrome buildine methods irr rhe seventies.

Production & Home Off ice

Fred HolmesCorl ForceJim Buckner

P.O. Box 665Ft. Brogg, Colif. 95437

Phone l707l 9&4058 TWX: 707-573-8259

Lqnd Use Insfitute Urged

A National Land Use Institute has been advocated by both a public official and a private industry spokesman as a means towards better public understanding of the U. S. land base and its relationship to the public interest.

Milton A. Pearl. director of the Public Land Law Review Com' mission, and Mortimer B. Doyle, outgoing executive vp. of Na' tional Forest Products Association, both said joint participation by government, land-using industries, and communications media in such organizations would improve public understanding of land use matters and influence evolution of a sound national land use policy.

WWMM Elects New Officers

Election of officers and several new directors highlighted the annual meeting of Western Wood Moulding & Millwork Pro' ducers at San Francisco, Calif.

Elected president was Robert Donnelly, president of Contact Lumber Co., Portland, Ore. He succeeded T. J. Hedrick, Conti' nental Moulding Co., Orange, Calif.

Elected vice president was Robert Whittier, Whittier Moulding Co., Redmond, Ore. Jack Hawley, Diamond National Corp.. Chico, Calif., was elected treasurer and W'arren C. Jimerson, Portland, Ore., was re-elected as executive vice president.

New directors are Jim Gotcher, Kaibab Lumber Co.. Phoenix, Ariz.; George Mackin, Oregon Lumber and Moulding Co., Portland, Ore.; Neil Hagen, Nikkel Lumber Co., Sacramento, Calif.; and Arthur Semans, Semans Moulding Co., Marysville, Calif.

New PGL Evereft Focility

The Palmer G. Lewis Co., Inc., Northwest and Alaska building materials distributor has selected South Everett. Wash.. as the location for a new warehouse, according to R. D. Peterson, president of the Lewis Co.

The warehouse and office building will have 21,000 sq. ft. of war-ehouse, plus 24,000 sq. ft. of surfaced outside area. The target date for the opening is November 15.

The Everett facility will be the ninth warehouse branch for the Seattle-based Palmer G. Lewis Company. Other branches are in Auburn, Bremerton, Kenmore, Lacey, Seattle, Spokane, Wenatchr:e and Anchorage, Alaska.

Fran Holmes

Phone VOn 4,4'34878

Statement of Onrrership, Management and Circulatiorr (Act of October 23, 1962i Section.t369, Title 39, flnited Stares Code). r. Datr of filing Sept. 27, 1968; 2. Title of publication, \\-esterrr Lumber & Brrilding Materials Merchant; 3. Frequeucv of issue, morithlv : +. Lcation of knou n ollice of- publicatiorr. 573 So. I:ke Ave., Pasadena. Calif. -91101; 5. Lcation of headquarters or general business oflices of the publishers (not printers), 573 So. Lake Ave.i Pasadena,-Calif.9110l; 6. Names and-addresses of priblisher, ediror, ard managirrg editor: A. D. Bell, Jr., publisher,2030 Union Street, Sarr 'Frarrcisco, Californil d4123. David Cutler, editor, 5Tj So. Lake Ave., Pasadena. California 91101. 7. Owner (if owled bv a cormration. its name and address must be stated and also immediatelv thereunder thi lames'and addresses of stckholders ownilg or holding I p€rcert or riore of total amount of stak. If not owned by a corporation. the names and addresses of the individual owners must be eiven. If owned b-v -a partiership or other rrnincorporated firm, its name and addrms, "as well as that of each individual must be qilen.) California Lumber Merchant, Inc., 573 So. Lake .{r'e., Pasadena, California 9ll0t. Name, A. D. Bell, Jr., address,2030 Union St., San Frarrci*o, California 94123; name, David Cutler,5Tl So. Lake Ave., Pasadena, California 9ll0l. 8. Knoun bondholders. moftsasees. ard other securitv holders ou'ninq or holding I percerrt or more of total imouni o-f bonds, mongages oi other securities (if rbere- rre none, w state), nole, 9. Not applicable. lO.-Extent and Nature of Circulation. A. Total number copies printed (net Dress run). aterage number copies each issue drrring preceding l2 months, 5,000; actual'number oi opiei of single isue published nearest to filing date,5,000. B. Paid circulation, (l) Sales through dealers arrd carriers, stree! verrdori and counter salm, noor. (2) Mail subrriptions, aierage number copies each issrre during preceding l2 monrhs,4,000; actual number of copies of single issue published near6t ro filing date, 4,000, C, Total paid circulation, average number coDies-each isrre durins p.rc"ilins 12 months.4.000: amual number of copim of single issue p.ublished nearest-t; filing iate, 4,000; D. Free distribution (including sampla) by mail, carrier or other means, average rrumber copies each isue during preceding l2 morrths, 700: actual number of copies of single issue published nearest to 6linE date, 700. E. Total distribution (sum-of C. and D,1, av-erage number opies each issue during precedins l2 months,4.700: actual number of opia of sinqle isue pubtished niarist to tiiins date. 4.700. F. Offie use. leftover. unacounted. spoiled after printirrg, average rrrrmbe"r copies each issue during preedine I2 months,300: actual humbeiof copies of sinsle ilsue published nearct-to filins Zate, 300. G. Totil (sum of E. & F.-should equa[ net Dress run shwn in A). average number opire each isue drrring preceding l2 ironths,3,000; actual number'irf copia of single isue published nearGt to filing date, 5,000. I certify that the statements made by me above are @rrect and complere. Gignature of editor) David Cutler.