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New production teehniques have enabled Masonite Oorporation to improve the appearance and maintenance qualities of its Royalcote woodgrain line, according to Robert Gillis, merchandise manager.

The panels now have a medium gloss. This may be heightened, Gillis suggested, by applying a paste wax and buffing it to the desired luster.

While ordinary maintenance is carried out by an occasional damp wiping with a sponge dipped in water or water and detergent, common household stains yield readily, also.

Wax crayon, lipstick, oil and grease should be wiped of with a soft cloth followed by an application of carbon tetrachloride, a common household cleaning agent.

Remove alcohol stains, household bleach, vineg'ar, most ink and mercurochrome by swabbing with a damp sponge or cloth dipped in water containing a mild detergent. Eliminate pencil marks with a nonabrasive eraser.

Royalcote woodgrained panels are Ve" thick hardboard especially designed to resist denting and abrasion and processed for high fidelity reproduction of the woodgrain by a lithographic process. All have coloreoordinated grooves. Color-matched nails for installation, putty sticks for touch-up and wood or metal moldings simplify application and give top appearance.

Driver's Guide

A new "Driver's Guide" has just been published by Detroit Diesel Engine Divi-

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IIETCHANI sion and is being offered to operators of Series 53 and Series 71 engines in highway trucks and tractors.

Covered in the new handbook, which is pocket size for maximum convenience, are lacts every driver should know about his engine's features, operation and lubrication.

Well illustrat€d with photogtaphs and charts, the material presented is concise, and easy to read. When applied in actual driving experience, these tips should lead to more profitable, longer-life use of equipment.

The '"Driver's Guidet' can be obtained from Detroit Diesel distributors or dealers or by writing the comPanY.

Write: Service Publications Dept', Detroit Diesel Engine Division, 13400 W' Outer Drive, Detroit, Michigan 48228.

Pcint Sproying Gotolog

A new catalog has been announced by the Sprayit Division of firomas Industries Inc., Louisville, Keotucky, manufacturers of portable paint spraying equipment and air compressors.

fire new 20 page brochure details the en- tire Sprayit line including home owner, farm and suburban plus commercial a,nd indushial outffts. Fourteen models are shown, each having an individual page complete witJr specifications and descriptions. Applicable accessories are also shown with each unit.

Two pages are devoted to Sprayit's extensive spray gun line. A unique guide in gun selection, according to cornpany officials, is the "Sprayit Gun Selection Chart". It lists all gun featur.es in a comprefrrensive, easy to read form that makes pieking the right gun a simple task for the reader.

The catalog also describes a,nd illustrates the Sprayit accessory line. A "Hanrdy Spraying Requirements Charf,', spells out in charb form, the approximate amount of paint needed fo,r various interior a^nd octerior applicatio,ns, plus correring capacities and drying times. A new innovation in assisting both buyer and seller, is an illustrated glossary of terms co,mmonly used in association with spray painting equipment and air compressoTs,

Seosonql ltems

Dealers can spnr impulse sales by creating a special section for seasonal items, according to an Aromatic Red Cedar Closet Lining Manufacturers Association director.

Since many dealers feature seasonal items in their newspaper advertising, it would be even more effective to tell the reader to look for the item in this special section. It could be given a name, such as "Big Value Aisle."

Director Lee Seabolt points out that many homeowners will be looking for moth-repellent storage space in the weeks ahead as they go to Put awaY winter clothes and bedding,

"Lining a closet with cedar is a natural handyman project at this time of year," he asserts, "and it is an easy thing to suggest to the home handyman in advertising or an in-store display."

Regular customers also would appreciate arspecial section for seasonal projects, Seabolt adds, because so often a homeowner needs a t'reminder."

Since an average closet can be lined with aromatic red cedar for approximately $50' it fits into the budget of most weekend carpenters.

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Haynes Sates Company

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BOSSES NIGHT GAI.A

(Continud lrom Page 14) theme, "Around The World," for their big social event of the year. In keeping with the idea, all decorations, entertainment and number-one door prize of two round trip, all expense, tickets to Las Vegas exemplified the spirit of travel.

During dinner and the seven-act vaudeville show four-piece combo furnished dance music. The South Bay Sweethearts, with Virginia Fiorello headlined the show, which took the audience 'Around The W'orld' in 80 minutes.

Past presidents of the club were hostesses for the evening. Violet Neal thanked the members of the various committees and in particular Hazel Tandy "who worked so hard securing the more than 25 beautiful and practical door prizes" which would be won by the men only. Dian Darnold and Peggy Mottola also received special mention for their hard work. But the big event of the evening was when prexy Violet Neal (of all people) won the [,as Vegas excursion,

Moore Dry Kiln Chonges

Two changes in management at Moore Dry Kiln Company of Oregon have been announced by Willard R. Kelley, president.

Cameron J. Warren has been elected by the company's board of directors as a vicepresident, and Mrs. Janice J. Schuette has been elected assistant secretary and assistant treasurer.

Warren joined Moore Dry Kiln Company of Oregon in 196l and Mrs. Schuette joined Moore in 1952.

In other personnel changes, Harry C. Chowning has joined the sales stafi. Chowning will work in Moore Dryer sales.

Moore Dry Kiln Company of Oregon, manufacturers of drying and handling systems for the forest products industry, is located in North Portland.

For residential or commercial, the rich, natural beauty of thege distinguiehed woods ie ever-popular.'Have your wholesale distiibutor contact us abour these and many orher handsom";:I:;:lvarieries.

SIXW YEARS years and they have grown with t"he area. bey, president of Arcata Redwood_Com-

(Continueil lrom page 4) ooWe are a service institution and we know pany. Dave hag been associated with George I or rumber is beins stocked. A ru, rine or wall surfacing *if b" carriedo along with in this area," said Roy Brenkman. new capacity Dave will be responsible-for p-aint, hardwire, tools, plywoods- "ttd p.tt- Need nails? Or what have you on tap inventory control and sales coordination, dr. Aggt"g"tes, pipe, sand and roofings ,fri. *""1-""a? Corona Lumber *iii-h"il lgrking very closely -with Miller and with I will be available for thesmall operator.as y., pr", y"* job and furnish "o"ry ii.ri all,phases of the produ"tioT-i"p1m-l_1,t'.^ I well as the contractor. The customer mill- i,ri*i.- -ii"i* at the lumbe*up"#"ri."i. ,,I1". "lototed a sincere "thank y:1" :: I ing facility will be in constant use cutting all his Arco customers who have been so I to size materials for small and large job thoughtful and cooperative during his years I sites. Dove Wheeter ppmoted in the sales office. Dave's position_ in _the I

These retailers, Terry Ware, Roy Brenk- sales office has been filled by Ken Lauden' I man and Ross Wall, 'know their lumber Dave W'. Wheeler has been promoted to schlager, who has been handling local sales I and their community. All are active and the newly-created position of production and export for the past ten years for Arcata I have lived in the Corona area for many coordinator, according to Howard A. Lib- Redwood Company' I

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