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Our newest product is pre-stained lumber. It joins an impressive roster of proven moneymakers for you. All grades and sizes of treated and untreated dimension, plus treated timbers, boards and deck accessories. And we have the trucks to get it to you.

T[e have t]rree modern wood treating facilities to serye you: Buclneer (Kansas City), Mo., Glenwood and Amity, Ar.

One call gets it all. You can depend on it.

Sam Wagner has been named plywood sales mgr. at McKenzie Forest Products, Springfi eld, Or.

Steve Gavi is new to sales and marketing at Kruse Enterprises, LLC., Albuquerque, N.M.

Joey Buchanan has been promoted to Western regional sales mgr. for Temple, Inc., Dallas, Tx. He will be based in Denver. Co.

Andy Faircloth, ex-Ace LBM, is new to mill sales at Sierra Pacific Industries. Redding, Ca. Peter Harrett, ex-Saratoga Forest Products, has launched North American Forest Products Co., Mount Vernon, Wa.

Jim McCluskey is now Northwest and Rocky Mountain sales area mgr. tbr Pacitic Lumber Co.. Scotia. Ca.

Lou Vavricka has transferred from Wenatchee. Wa.. to become store supervisor of Lumbermen's, Cannon Beach, Or. She has been in the building center retail business for over 20 years.

John Reed, ex-Westem International, has been named sales mgr. for panel products at Enyeart Trading Group, Lake Oswego, Or.

Dave Dutton has been appointed chief financial officer and chief operating officer for Tualatin Valley Builders Supply, Lake Oswego, Or.

Joe Jameson is now in sales at Big Green Forest Products, Eugene, Or.

Jamie Barrett, ex-North Pacific Lumber Distribution, and Jason Allen, exHorizon Distribution, Inc., are new to the Tacoma, Wa., branch of Capital Lumber Co., Phoenix, Az. Steve Hubbard, Ridge Pittman and Janet He. all ex-Ondo, Inc., have formed Capital Lumber International, a Tacoma-based import/export division.

Garry Tabor has been named v.p., sales and marketing for Building Material Distributors, Galt, Ca.

Jim Weber has transt'erred to custom products sales at Willamette Industries, Millersburg, Or.

David Rincon has joined Global Pacific Trading, Lake Oswego, Or.

Michelle Menkens. ex-MacMillanBloedel, has been hired as a panel buyer for Belco, Inc., Tacoma, Wa.

Bruce Keith, ex-Parr Lumber, and Dennis Schroeder. ex-Lake States Lumber, are new to sales at Universal Forest Products, Corona, Ca. John Heideman, ex-Eugene Pacific, and Bob Snyder, ex-LMB, are new to the Western Divlsion's purchasing department in Windsor, Co.

Cary Hotaday has been promoted to sales mgr. at U.S. Timber Co., Boise, Id.

Brenda Lauderback has been elected to the board of Louisiana-Pacific, Portland, Or.

Bob Von Bargen is now with OlymPic Wholesale Building Supply, Olympia, Wa.

Todd Faulkner is now at Washington Pacific, Inc., Vancouver, Wa., in sales.

Kirsten Ingham, Pearson Millwork, Arlington, Wa., has been named to the board of the Architectural Woodwork Institute, Reston, Va.

Andrew Miller, executive v.p., manufacturing, Stimson Lumber Co., Portland, Or., was elected to the board of APAThe Engineered Wood Association, Tacoma. Wa.

Lionel G. Dodd, Versacold Corp., has been elected a director of Pope & Talbot, Inc., Portland, Or.

Shawn Ahearn has been named director of public relations for 84 Lumber Co.

Leslie Jones is internal public relations coordinator.

Shannon Sabres has been named mgr. of membership and communications for the North American Wholesale Lumber Association.

Dan D. Lyon has been named mgr. of the lawn & garden department at MungusFungus Forest Products, Climax, Nv., according to owners Hugh Mungus and Freddy Fungus.

Universal Teams With TJM

Universal Forest Products and Trus Joist MacMillan have signed a national agreement to sell engineered lumber systems to customers in the manufactured housing market.

Universal will stock and distribute nationwide TJM's products such as Microllam LVL, Timberstrand laminated strand lumber, and the TJI Marriage/Ridge Beam.

The deal does not include products for other markets, nor does Universal have exclusive distribution rights.

Kiosks Help Depot FillJobs

Confronted with an employee shortage, Home Depot has installed computer kiosks in their stores enabling customers to apply for work when they shop.

The Atlanta-based retailing giant has placed kiosks in highly visible areas in every one of its stores. As candidates complete the application, they are screened by the computer, which requests that successful applicants remain for an interview.

According to several managers, the automation has not only quickened the application process, but has helped attract a better class ofcandidates.