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Shoil Course in Hordwood Grqding

Af Weyerhoeuser, Longvieq April 4-8

Seattle, Wash.-A class was being organiied last month to take advantage of the presence in the ltrorthwest of L. A. Parker, assistant chief inspector of the National Hardwood Lumber Assn. Sessions will be held at the Weyerhaeuser Co. mill in Longview, Wash., April 4-8. Mr. Farker will also be available for plant inspections the week of April 11. The short course at $30 per registration will afford both mill operators and salesmen another excellent opportunitv to become better acquainted with the native hirdwoodi of the Pacific Coast and to learn the technique of proper grading of hardwood lumber under the rules adopied -bv the Northwest Hardwood Association, Seattle, ind ap- proved by the NHLA.

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New Building in the West. .

A $4.5 million shopping center in Oxnard, Calif., will be called Fremont Square. E. A. Kaiser and J. J. Krouser of Beverly Hills and Oxnard are the developers.

Plans for the first development phase, totaling $1.2 million, are completed for Silver Spur Ranch Properties in Palm Desert. Completion of the development will create a $75-million residential subdivision adjacent to the Shadow Mountain club. A group of Los Angeles and Beverly Hills businessmen, headed by Sol Lesser, has recently acquired the select desert property.

A $3 million motel and restaurant, Newport Sands, in Newport Beach is planned by James Carroll, Dan Spring and George Buccola. Construction is expected to start this year.

A $1.75 million apartment house and motel project in the southeast section of the Los Angeles area, located on a S-acre site at Lakewood Blvd. and Rosecrans Ave.. to be called the Tahitian Village, will comprise six buildings containing 200 apartment and motel units, shops and a 300-seat restaurant and bar. Owners are Julean Elias and Leemont Katz.

A $2 million facility for Rose Marie Reid, swim-suit manufacturer, is slated for the Van Nuys area. Building will be a modular design of wood and glass with modern concrete tilt-up exteriors.

Moore Homes, Inc., has been issued permits for 54 single-family dwellings in Buena Park, Calif., at a valuation of $793,368.

Approval has been received on a tentative tract map for 188 homesites in Fullerton, Calif.

Hintz Construction Co. has received permits for 186 homps in a $2 million development at Huntington Beach, Calif., planned for 652 dwellings when completed.

Doyle & Shields, Inc. of Anaheim is planning a total of 1,500 homes in Huntington Beach. Permits for 169 dwellings will be obtained for the first phase.

Buena Park has approved a $1 million, 96^unit apartment development planned by Harold Dawson of Newport Beach.

The Rollefson Construction Co. of Los Angeles has been given permission to develop 13 acres in San Dimas into 57 lots.

The El Monte Building Corp., Beverly Hills, has purchased 45 acres for a shopping center on Brea Canyon Road in Diamond Bar, An investment of $6 million will be put into two shopping centers on opposite sides of the downtown Vista, Calif., business district. Vista Plaza, costing $4 million, is being developed by R. E. Maurer and A. E. Berman of Vista Plaza, Inc. Los Angeles developers John P. Flaming, T. L. Doan, Norman Buck and their associates will build the other project, called Vista Center.

Forest Knolls, the last major development in the heart of San Francisco, is being converted into a luxury-homes community by the Standard Building Co.

Eichler Homes has started its latest subdivision. Los Arboles, in Palo Alto.

Tract sales in Orange county for 12 months ending iast November totaled 10,155, an increase of 2,742 over the year before. During the same period, 14,843 new lots were recorded and 16,134 singledwelling permits were issued, as compared to 9,729 lots and 12,350 single units a year earlier.

William R. Smith Construction Corp. of Los Angeles is building a $2.6 million, 24-lane bowling and shopping center in Chino, Calif' Two-thousand waterfront vacation sites are being created by dreclging the south shore of Lake Tahoe.

The San Diego City Council has passed an ordinance requiring swimming pools to be enclosed by fences at least five feet high.

Buellton-Objections by property owners west of here, who wish for one-acre residential zoning, is holding up adoption of a permanent zoning ordinance in the area. Santa Barbara county planners have recommended a five-acre buffer strip around the town and 20-acre agricultural zoning in other areas of the Buellton School District.

A $S.9-million model community for elderly persons is to be ready by mid-1961 near Palo Alto. It is being built by San Francisco's Northern California Presbyterian Homes, Inc., and is to be known as "The Sequoias." The 26 buildings will contain 228 units on a 40-acre site in the Woodside Hills.

Charter Oak-The Covina Investment Corp. has completed plans for subdivision of 10 acres at Arrow Highway and Bonnie Cove Ave.

Plans for the immediate development of Vallejo Plaza, a $7million shopping center at Sonoma boulevard and Redwood street in Vallejo, have been announced by Lawrence Weinberg, president of Larwin Fund. Development is under the direction of Eugene Rose, Los Angeles.

Phoenix, Ariz.-Standard Securities Corp., Los Angeles, has purchased a 40-acre site in Scottsdale for a motel, shopping center and cooperatively owned apartments.

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Socol Deqlers' Annuol April l9

(Continued from Page 2) lined up Lucille Norman, the beautiful singing star of TV, radio and Warner Bros. films; Wally Boag, a red-hot new comic; "The Albins"-the Nutmost in Dancing; Betty Gorham, a gorgeous young juggler, and Kirk Kirkham and "Phyllis." The first evening's show, on Tuesday at the annual Open House for all retail yard personnel and guests,

CA8IE ADDRESS "STAIUM'' will be a Hawaiian Nights entertainment, featuring Max Reed and his Coral Islanders in all-star varieties; the Open House will again include refreshments and attendance prizes. Chauncey Haines will be at the organ, and George Golding at the piano for additional musical entertainment.

LUMBERMEN'S 43RD ANNUAL MEETING & TRADE SHOW

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA RETAIL LUMBER ASSN. - APRIL L9, m,21, 19@ EXHIBITORS

Robert H. Braun Company, Los Angeles

California Federal Savings & Loan Assn., Los Angeles

The Celotex Corporation, Chicago and Los Angeles

Arthur Cox & Sons, Inc., Pasadena

Davidson-Western Plywood & Lumber Co., Los Angeles

Diamond "W" Supply Co., Los Angeles

D'ouglas Fir Plywood Association, Tacoma, Wash.

E. I. DuPont deNemours & Co., Burlingame

Fiberglas Engineering & Supply Div.,

Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp., Los Angeles

Fibreboard Paper Products Corp.-Pabco Brands, San Francisco

Griswold Duplicating Products, Inc., Los Angeles

Gulf Pacific Land & Lumber Co., Kaibab Lumber Co., Tarzana

Harbor Plywood Corporation of So. Calif., Los Angeles

Hyster Company, Los Angeles

Insulite Div., Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co., Minneapolis, Minn.

Johns-Manville Sales Corp., New York and Los Angeles

Kaiser Gypsum Co., fnc., Oakland and Long Beach

Koppers Company, Inc., Los Angeles

Kordite Corporation, c/o Moss & Hallock, Agents, Macedon, N. Y., and Los Angeles fhe Exoct Requirements of Retoil lumber Deolers

Lumbermens Mutual Casualty Co. and Western Pacific Agency, Los Angeles

National Steel Products Company, Los Angeles

Panelboard Manufacturing Co., Los Angeles

Simpson Redwood Company, Arcata, Calif.

So-Cal Building Materials Co., Inc., I-os Angeles

Tarter, Webster & Johnson, Inc., Los Angeles

United States Gypsum Co., Pasadena

United States Plywood Corporation, Los Angeles

United States Plywood Corporation, New York City, N. Y.

Warren Southwest, Inc., Torrance

West Coast Lumbermen's Assn., Portland, Oregon

Western Pine Association, Portland, Oregon

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Son Froncisco-Sonto Clqrq Vclley Hoo-Hoo Meet Jointly, April 2l

A joint meeting of San Francisco Hoo-Hoo Club 9 and the Santa Clara Valley Hoo-Hoo club will be held Thursday evening, April 2i, at the Chez Yvonne in Mountain View. Principal target of the meeting will be wood promotion on the local level and increased membership, folowing Snark Dick Scott's recent directive.

A huge two-club Concat is scheduled for after dinner and members of both clubs are urged to contact either Club 170 President Herb Crawford, Pacific Manufacturing, Santa Clara, or Club 9 Prexy Ben Ward, Ward & Knapp, San Francisco, for applications and Kitten information.

The meeting will get underway at 6:39 p.m. with the usual libation period, dinner at 7:39 p.m. and the Concat and initiation p-roceedings at 8:39 p.m.

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