UALITY SLIDING DOOR FRAMES

Helps cut building cosls -

* Eosily fromed in

* Fost instollotion

* Finished iombsno stoPs required

* Assembled in hydroulic iigs to ossure perfect olignment

* Metol-reinforced iombs hold door pocket rigid ond true.

Shipped os Pockoged unit -

* All reody for use

* Fromes shiPPed with heod inside ond iomb fostened fo edge

* Soves voluoble living spoce otherwise wosted by swinging doors

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Stoleson Stqrts Plywood Brokerqge

Organization of a new plywood brokerage business at 770 Welsh lload in Palo Alto, was announced last month by West Coast plywood executive llolI Stoleson. He is one of the acknowlt'dged leaders in the Douglas fir plywood region and has been active in the development of several new markets for exterior grade fir plywood, particularly the popular 2.4.I comb i n ati on subfloor-underlayment panel and more recently various plywood siding patterns featuring the ttRee-Sawn" efiect.

A native of Aberdeen, Washington, Stolesen grew up and worked in several of the plywood plants in that area and after tenure with the Marine Corps and graduation from the Uni' versity of Washington he accepted a sales position in Chicago with Fiddes Moore & Company (since merged into Evans Products). For the past 13 years he had been sales director for Durable Plywood Sales Co' with offices in Menlo Park. Stolesen will specialize in plywood sales for several softwood and hardwood plywood producers, among them Arcata Plywood, Fortuna Veneer, Plywood Manufacturers of California. Inc.. Tor' rence, and Plywood Fabricators of Redwood Valley. The latter firm is becoming increasingly {amiliar to the trade as one of the leading remanufacturers of plywood including scarf panels and cut-to-size panels.

Kimberly-Clork Milestone

The first shipment of quality coated printing paper ever manufactured in Cali{ornia left Kimberly-Clark's new Shasta Division pulp and paper mill at Anderson last month'

A. D. Wilkinson, vice president and general manager of the Shasta Division, said the boxcar-load of paper is destined for use by printing plants in southern California.

Capacity of the multimillion-dollar mill is 64,000 tons of paper annually, which will increase the total coated printing paper production capability of the western states by more than 80 percent, according to Wilkinson.

Evans Hosts 1,000 Guests at "Housewarming"

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WAREH0USE 0PENING-(all are teft to risht) Here's the scene 0t the aclion-(u0oer left Evans-new southern Calitornia warehorse. (1) Frank Sutherland. Don Bailey. Betty and Louis l/ark,r0rth. (2) John Noriham, Lee Drath and Carl Hallock. (3) Darrell Fisher and Red Johnson (4) Mr. and lVirs. Don Hatharvay. (5) Host Cliff Rauch was on hand to ereet guests. (6) Tadao Meguro. Sam Shakleford, Roger Turnquisl and T. Katsushirna. (7) Mrs. Lee Fink and Sam Shakleford. (8) A. B. Heb-

Horold Sond Nomed Georgio Pocific Div. Genero'l Monoger

Harold E. Sand, western regional manager of the Georgia ' Pacifrc distribution division, with headquarters in Los Angeles, Calif., has become general manager of that division according to William H. Hunt, G'P executive vice president-plywood production and marketing in Portland. He will operate from company headquarters in Portland.

He served as branch manager of G-P's Portland distribution center until 1961 when he was named western regional manaser of the division' -Sand was born and raised in Portland and attended the University of Oregon in Eugene. Prior to his promotion and subse' quent move to Los Angeles, he was a member of the Portland Rotary Club and the board o{ directors of the Oregon Mutual Savinqs Bank.

In his new position, he replaces Charles D. Fratt, who has resigned to enter private business.

Robert C. Schmidt, southeastern regional manager of G-P's distribution division, headquartered in Atlanta, Ga., moves to Los Angeles as western regional manager' replacing Sand and Stanley S. Dennison, G-P Atlanta, Ga., branch manager, becomes southeastern regional manager

Hqzel Upton Now Heoding IBMC

tive vice-president; George Reheis, secre' tary-treasurer; Ken Schmidke, eastern sales manager for the redwood firm.

"Wonder Wood" Co'mPoign

A new industry group, the recently form' ed lVestern Red Cedar Shake Association, is about to launch an advertising and promotional campaign for handsplit cedar shakes under the registered trade mark "Wonder W'ood" genuine red cedar products. The program is designed to promote the use of handsplit cedar shake and shingle roofs for residential and commercial structures and to establish and maintain quality control standards.

Composed of many memhrs of the Skagit Valley Shake Association and those mills in Washington and Oregon using the label of the Washington Red Cedar Shake Inspection Service, Western Red Cedar Shake Association represents more than 50 mill owners.

A former long-time resident of Portland, Sand is a 2S-year veteran in the forest products industry. He owned and operatg{ ihe Sand Plywood Co., Portland, until 1955 when it was acquired by Georgia'Pacific.

Hazel G. Upton has announced that she has assumed the presidency of Independent Building Materials Co., following the death of her late-husband, William E. Upton, the previous president. The firm has yards in Torrance and Dominquez Junction and a procurement office at Crescent City, Calif' Other company officials continue on as before, They are: Max Barnette' execu-

Officers of the association are Dean R. Hurn, president; Anthony Rhodes, vice president; Charles Potter, secretary-treas' urer, and Hugh R. Ridgway, executive secretary. The board consists of Thurston Da' vis, Iflalter VanDeGrift, Robert Basler, John Tflills, Lloyd Ritchie and James Jackson. An advertising committee has been ap' pointed to work with their advertising agency, Harry S. Pearson Advertising in Seattle.

THE CALIFORNIA DOOR CO. OF L.A. has been appointed distributor of Magrc Spray Mask and

Metal Lube Spray, products of Acker & Acker, lnc

Magic Spray Mask

Saves up to 80 percent clean up time during construction by eliminating costly masking tapes and removal. Never hardens-never peels, this easyteapply protective coating ends plaster burns for good. Just spray on Spray Mask and its protects those expensive anodized and polished aluminum frames. lt keeps window mechanisms working free and easy, too. When your job is completed, just wipe off Spray Mask and you're done. lt's that easy!

Metal Lube Spray

First developed for the care of louver and jalousie windows, Metal Lube has found its way into a wide range of fields. Around the home it way be used on oatio furniture, screen doors or window screens, sliding patio doors, "stuck" windows or a draw draoe that won't draw. lt has thousands of uses by factories and shops and has become standard equipment in service kits for repairmen. lt cleans and protects metal as it lubricates.

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