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HEM'FlR

This fine-textured, non-resinous timber has an excellent weight/strength ratio. lt ranks high in fiber stress (FB) and elasticity (E); and shows relatively small changes in dimension through absorption or drying.

Hem-Fir is easy to work and shape.

Try our HEM-FIR Dimension!

November 1987

Wall Of Fame

Lazerline, a series of designs which sport a textured effect in woodgrain and decorator panels, are new from Weyerhaeuser Co.

available from PermaGrain Products, Inc.

Acrylic-impregnated throughout to provide up to l0 times the strength of untreated wood, the flooring is stain and soil resistant, allowing for easy maintenance with a simple spray mist and buffing.

The l9-l/4" x l5-l/2" x 58-l/2" merchandiser is shipped knockeddown in one box. Featured is a photo of a gallon of yellow paint spilling.

Wallcovering Kit

An inexpensive kit of basic yet essential wallpapering tools is new from Red Devil.

The Big Red's Can Do kit includes an instruction pamphlet, general purpose trimming knife, sturdy plastic trim guard for smoothing vinyl and removing air pockets, pasting brush, seam roller and plumb bob with string.

The Colony Manor series, a beaded plywood woodgrain that retails for about 50% less than comparablelooking veneer oak, has a real wood look offered in several finishes.

The decorator patterns make for a textured, linen-look panel in a variety of styles.

Tupelo Below

Tupelo Wood Plank, hardwood flooring ofa species reportedly never before offered for flooring, is now

Available in a choice of classic and designer colors, tupelo comes in 2-3/4" x 48", 9/16" thickness, fiveply lamination, eased edge, tongueand-groove, and 2-3 /4" x 16-l /2" for herringbone, basketweave, ashlar and one-directional.

Drop Cloth Display

A plastic drop cloth display is now available from Poly-Tech, Inc.

The kit is packaged in a printed polyethelene pouch. An 800, tollfree telephone number is listed for consumers to obtain advice directly from the manufacturer.

Pine Redwood

Cedar

GREEN

Hem-Fir

Hemlock

Douglas Fir

PRESSURE TREATED LUMBER

STIMSON TRADING COMPANY OFFERS

A FULL LINE OF LUMBER, TIMBER, AND PREMIUM SIDINGS.

Yard & Ofllces:

End of AlrPort Rd. P.O.

Timber owner, manufacturer, and wholesaler, Stimson Trading delivers a full line of lumber and timber products: dimension lumber, heavy timbers and premium sidings of redwood, fir, and hardboard. Scheduled delivery is by truck, rail, and barge. Competitive prices and fulfillment of contract obligations are the basis of our service.

Call us at (503) 295-0951

Hoo-Hoo Annual Convention

Hoo-Hoo International elected a new board ofdirectors at its 95th annual convention at the Seattle Sheraton Hotel, Seattle, Wa. Hoo-Hoo is a lumbermen's fraternity with more than 7,000 members in the U.S., Canada, Australia and New Zealand.

Elected to the board were Snark of the Universe (president) Dick Campbell, Woy Woy, New South Wales, Australia; 1st international v.p. Phil Cocks, Orlando, Fl.; 2nd internationl v.p. Lyle Hoeck, Sioux Falls. S.D.: chairman of the board Jack Jacobson, Vancouver, B.C., and international sec./treas. Bernard B. Barber. Fresno. Ca.

The regional representatives, or Supreme Nine, elected were Charlie Eaton, Jeff Loth, Rod Abel, Bruce Woodrow, Bill Franks and George Olsen. Directors with one Year remaining are Gordon Graham, Brent Crosby and Frank Gray.

The group's oldest living Past Snark is Dave Davis, Greenbrae, Ca., who holds the office of Seer of the House of Ancients.

More than 300 people journeyed to the great Northwest for the Sept.

t{EWtY-EIECTE0 oresident of Hoo-Hoo Inlernational Dick Campbell, from Woy Woy, Australia, (in hat) is seen here at a meeting with members of the Los Angeles, San Diego and Inland Emoire Hoo-Hoo clubs held soon alter his election. Members heard a convenl3-16 convention, which was hosted jointly by the Seattle, Tacoma-Olympia, Wa.. and North Cascades (Everett, Wa.) Hoo-Hoo clubs.

Hoo-Hoo International was founded in Gurdon, Ar., on Jan. 21, 1892, by five lumbermen stranded on a tion report from Campbell and later discussed club business. From left: Chuck Lember, Roger Braniger, Rodger Morris, Campbell, Dave Bufe', Rod Kautz, Ed Gavotto and Doug Willis. This meeting of the lumbermens fraternity was held last month in lrvine, Ca. railroad trestle after a heavy rain. Its main purpose is to act as a catalyst between all aspects of the forest products industry and to serve as a unifying body creating goodwill and fellowship among men who work in the industry.