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SIERRA-PACIFIC held an open house Seot, 14 in Redding. Ca (1) Bob Palac,oz. Ber Leany. Dick & Elaina Jackson. Jerry Farley. (2) Rick Parten. Don Bratcher. Vince Vierra. (3) John Stembridge, Bill Perkins. Chris Swanson. (4) Ken DiUlio, Tavis Lager, Bick Hermanson. (5) Ted Roberts, Andy Faircloth

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M0RE SPI pontrnued from prevtous paget. (1) Barry Garrison, Mark Young. (2) Penny Scott, Sharon Small (3) Bob Bretz, Bob Borghorst. (4) Arnie George, Jeff Howard. Jeff Logue. (5) Eric Grandeen, Bandy Johnson. Kyle Keaton, Stu Heath. (6) Brett Black. Billy Gunn, (7) Cherri Schmidt, Thom Wright,

Becca Moss (8) Paul lvlcKay. Lara Si rce. Brent Mangum, Slade Bitt er. Steve Oste'ran t9) Eten K'onaue' -.lre Lorge^ecre' r10) Boo Fa de'nar. Ker La"g^ r1 {11) Scort E ,s Geoff Webb. Dan Pe zzar. Cha' ie Dunba. (12) Terry Johnson. Mark Emrnerson (13) Josh Tyler, John Ahlers. (14) Danny Sosa,

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SIERRA-PACIFIC INDUSTRIES event /contrnued from two previous pages): (11 Doug Willis, Jon Hagen, Steve Hagen, Denis Stack. (2) Tim DeCoito, Ted Pollard. (3) Rick Ray, Chris Richter, Tom Von Moos. (4) Tom Evans, Harvey Hetfield, Jack Chase, Mike Young. (5) Jeannie

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LACN 2ND GROWTH held ils summer conlerence Sept. 22-23 at Harrah's Rincon Casino & Resort, Valley Center, Ca.: (1) Jean Henning, Mike Carey, Micheyl Barnett. (2) Alan Oakes, Ken Dunham. (3) Bill & Nancy Sullivan, Rex & Jaime Klopfer. (4) Andree & Russ

Primrose, Janeece Lowder. (5) Melinda & Mark Ganahl. (6) Kim & Jim Nicodemus, Janette Channing, Kelly & Julie Lyon. (7) June & Randy Jackson. (8) Yvette & Ryan Mitchell. (9) Kimberly & Dan Croker. (10) Chad Barclay, Beth Kramer, Ray Medina, John Neel. (11)jim & Cheryl

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Taft. (12) Bill & Mary Lou Harshman. (13) Stephanie & Terry Rasmussen. (14) Shelli & David Abbott. (15) Marie Oakes, Rick Hogue. (16) Jenelle & Josh Finkbeiner, Paul & Laura Rodriguez. (17) Dr. Patrick Moore, Judy Grinder. (18) Todd & Amy Pollard, Mike Mische. (19) Annene & Johnny Pringle. (20) John & Sue Pass. (21) Chris & Stacey Freeman. (22) Deonn & Allison DeFord. (23) Peter & Barbara Ganahl.

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2ND GROWTH CONFERENCE (conttnued from prevtous page) leatured an exhibition of the latest products and services, a goll tournament as well as economist Don Haid s d scuss on of how to face challenges affecting our industry and Dr. Patrick Moore's talk on 'Green Soirit: Trees Are the Answer (1) Randy & Sylvia Fleck. (2) Jim Hamm Lisa Voeltz. (3) Larry Christensen Luis Mendez. Luis Rojas. (4) Janette & Greyson Channing. (5) Heath Stai. Rene Vargas. (6) Lisa & Patrick Hawthorne, Drew & Vcky Sasser (7) Mike Born. Brad Satterfield, Chris Huntington. Beth Kramer (8) Jaime Klopfer, Allison DeFord, Michelle Burt, Diana Shumaker. (9) Don Haid, Scott Whitman.

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. Pqinted heods ovoiloble in our Scrudini line lN THE WOODS: Clotilde Merlo Park in Stirling Clty, Ca., was the site of the 4th annual Old Time Lumbermans BBO. (1) Carl & Dods Force. (2) Ron Lewman wittr the qrouo's horpree Fred Holmes, Frcd C. l-ldrps Lumber Co. (3) Hany Merlo. (i) G'eorge Brown. (5) Annette Chenorvetr, Dean Foy, Mel Lewman, Jim Lewman, Bud Chenoweth. (6) Sam Cameron. (7) Mike Cameron. (8) Jim Henderson. (9) Bill Smith. (10) Billie Smilh. (11) Nancy Knauf. (12) Geni Giacone. (13) Nidua Brown. (14) Bary Fsher. (10 Sylvh Fisher. (16) Chris Baldo. (17) John Schick. (18) Gil Sissons ll, Stephen Holmes. (19) Paul Ward. (20) Paul Gaboury, Bob Park. (A) Jaq & Mary Lou Razetto. (22) Peie & Barbara Kepon, Tope Knaut. (23) Pete & Shidey Hess. (24) Patty Kemper, Hap Hasty. (More photos on nert page)

AMONG the 80 old-timers attending the Aug. 6 evenl (continued from previous page): (11 Barbara & Lud McOrary, Pat & Len Viale. (2) Kathy & Dan Naughton. (3) Alan & Cookie Holmes. (4) John & Maxine Colombo. (5) Jim & Fran Ramsey. (6) Frank & Erline Alves. (7) Don & Debbie Willard. (8) Bill & Susan Scott, Tom & Cheryl Von Moos. Next year's Old Time Lumbermans BBQ will be hosted by Simpson Timber Co., Korbel, Ca., near Arcata.

For more information and a list of distributors in your area, contact

SOPER-WHEELER C0., Strawberry Valley, Ca., sponsored a Day in the Forest Sept. 13 that included visits to tree plantations, logging sites, and small log and biomass harvest and underburn, guided by company foresters. The event included tree falling demonstrations and a presentation at Frosty Hollow by James A. Haas, president and c.e.o., Sierra Cedar Products, LLC, Marysville, Ca., on "Remaining Competitive in a Global Timber Market.'(1) Paul Violett, Jim Holmes,

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Leona & Eamie Stewart. (5) Jason Field, Alex Kerstner. (6) Pete & Joyce Upton, Dave Prather. (fl Nina & Max Doner, Donna & Claus de Rond. (8) Bonnie Ketdtersid, Javier Avila, Thad Eubanks, Brenda Rogers. (9) Lucinda Leite, Betty Pessoa. Lani Pessoa. (10) Kirk Bodhaine, Mike Barry. (11) Dan Herbster, David Lee, Bob Taylor, Jerry Plocher.

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Capital Celebrates New DC

Capital Lumber Co. recently celebrated the opening of its newest distribution facility in Tangent, Or., with a waterborne open house for customers.

Seven vendors, 4l customers. and 13 Capital employees attended the Sept. 12 open house on the Willamette Star Riverboat in Portland, Or.

Headed by Matt Yates, the new 6acre yard with 50,000-sq. ft. warehouse supplies western red cedar, engineered wood, composite lumber, redwood, Douglas fir, pine boards and other specialties throughout Oregon.

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