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Los Angeles, Calif.

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Olympic Hondling Bennett 2-Way Sqw

Wayne C. Ervine, west coast distributor of the Bennett 2-Way Panel Saw, announces that Olympic Machinery Co., Inc., 1961 Santa Fe Ave., Los Angeles, has been appointed to represent him with sales and service of the popular lumberyard equipment in Orange and Los Angeles counties. Olympic will be represented in the field by Stan Kennett, who will demonstrate and install the Bennett Z-Way Panel Saw for Mr. Ervine's trade list. Olympic Machinery also has a fine service staff to help retail yards and other panelsaw users, reports Ervine.

Home Builders Assn. Instqlls

The Elome Builders Assn. of Los Angeles, Orange and Ventura Counties last month held its annual inaugural banquet and installed Milton J. Brock, Jr., as president. Retiring President Ben C. Deane thanked his fellow officers of the 1958 term in which the HBA grew to be the third largest affiliate of the Natl. Assn. of Home Builders.

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An intensive one-week advanced industrial training course in plant layout planning, the equivalent of a full semester college course, will be conducted in Los Angeles the week of March 23-27, presented by the Industrial Management Center of Lexington, Mass., with the co-sponsorship of the Los Angeles Chapter of the American Material Handling Society. This is the first West Coast activity of the Industrial Management Center.

To keep the training course at maximum personal usefulness to each student, enrollment is being limited to 30 qualified men. Complete information and registration forms are now available in a brochure from the Industrial Management Center, 56 Robbins Road, Lexington, Mass., or to the Los Angeles Chapter, American Material Handling Society, Layout Course, 8511 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 46, California.

Loggers to Beqt the Brush ot Redwood Region Conference

Types and objectives of salvage logging operations will be one of the panel discussion highlights of the Redwood Region Logging Conference program at Santa Rosa, March 12 and 13, according to William E. Baker of Fortuna, Conference president. The salvage panel, headed by George Stoodley of The Pacific Coast. Co., Willits, will include Harry Wier, Arcata Redwood Co., Orick; John Miles, Simpson Redwood Co., Korbel; Robert Johnson, Roddiscraft, Inc., Arcata, Jack Sweeley, Masonite Corp., Ukiah, and Cordes Langley, split products operator on the Masonite Tree Farm.

There will be no heavy equipment show in connectiou with the conference this year, Baker announced. Equipment dealers are being asked to take part in the program and discussions and in many cases will be directly included in panel discussions on various subjects.

The usual Sawdust Bowl and Logger's Banquet will be held the evening of March 13 at the Flamingo Hotel, site of the Conference. Sawdust Bowl and banquet entertainment, a full show of professional acts, will be provided courtesy of the equipment dealers.

Program arrangements for the Conference are being handled by Fred Landenberger, new Conference secretarymanag'er, with advice and counsel from President Baker and Robert Johnson, chairman of the Program committee.

A panel discussion of timber falling and bucking problems and practices will be one of the program highlights of the Conference program. Stewart M. Snyder of Cloverdale, Paul B. Kelly Timber Co. general superintendent, will head the panel which will include Bruce Drydan, Simpson Redwood Co. chopping supervisor, Klamath; Von Gabbert, Warren Daniels Lbr. Co., Elk; Donald Wright, Arcata Redwood Co., Orick; Marvin O'Connell, Harry Hildebrand Logging Co., Ukiah; Leland Farrer, Union Lbr. Co., Fort Bragg; Bill Wahl, district representative, Homelite Chain Saw Corp., Santa Rosa, and Glen Woodworth, district manager, McCulloch Chain Saws, Santa Rosa.

Scn Gqbriel Volley Lumber Co. Puts Two Yqrds in R.etail Associotion

The two branch yards'of the San Gabriel Valley Lumber Co. have been enrolled in the Active membership of the Southern California Retail Lumber Assn. The yard at 16102 E. Gladstone Ave., Irwindale, Calif., is managed by A. B. Muller, and the branch at 5936 N. Oak, Temple City, Calif., is under Manager J. A. McConnell.

Confinenfol Joining N-AWIA

Continental Lumber Sales, San Gabriel, Calif., has applied for membership in the National-American Wholesale Lumber Assn., reports the latest N-AWLA bulletin of Executive Vice-President Sid L. Darling.