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New Shingle Burequ President

Ralph L. Willis, of W.R.P. Forest Products, Inc., Sedro Woolley, Wash., has been elected president of the Red Cedar Shingle & Handsplit Shake Bureau at the annual meeting in Seattle.

The Seattle-based trade association, which represents some 320 producing shingle and shake mills in Washing. ton, Oregon and British Columbia, elected J. S. Bigland, vp., and Paul R. Smith, Seattlq was re-elected treasurer.

Virgil G. Peterson, Seattle, was re.elected sec-mgr.

Elected to the board of trustees, in addition to Willis and Bigland, were: Frorn Washington: Robert Basler; G. M. Butters; Charles Carr; Stewart l'erguson; Russell Fluhrer; Dean Hurn; Wm. Penoyer; D. Reamer; Franlr Schafer; Arlene Scoles; and Frank S. Barker. From Ore. gon: l. A. Brown; Marty Coker; and Gary Sylvia.

From British Columbia: J. F. Davidson, Jr.; Jack Hanna; Ralph Kinross; W. H. Melallen, Jr.j Johtt Meeker; D. M. Nichols; Ted Okrainetz; Wm. Stevenson; and H. M. Stilson.