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Ray Wiig has been appointed sales manager for Southern California Lumber Sales Company. of Monrovia, he succeeds Les Nelson who recently resigned. Southern California Lumber Sales are exclusive representatives in this area for Ivory Pine Company of California located at Dinuba.

Joe Tardy Jr. has returned to Los tended trip calling on the mills in Oregon and Washington. He rvent as Wash.

Angeles from an exNorthern California. far north as Everett,

Homer M. Hayward and Jack Thornburg, of the Homer T. Hayward Lumber Co., Salinas, spent 10 days last month visiting mills in the Northwest.

Mike Coonan, who handles Bay Area sales for Tarter, Webster & Johnson, Inc., San Francisco, and Robert K. Hood, city sales manager for the firm, made a trip to Redding to visit mills with whom they have connections.

Bill Tildesley, of the East Shore Lumber & Mill Co., Oakland, was recently hurt in an auto accident. He spent some time in the hospital but was later released and is norv on the road to recovery.

Bill Burnett, son of George Burnett of the Burnett Lumber Sales, Marysville, California is one of the leading athletic students of Marysville High. He is rounding out his four letter career and has been u'ell named a "Stripei." We understand it has been a good many years since the local school produced an all'round four letter man. Creorgc Burnett formerly handled sales for E. J. Stanton & Son, Inc., having been with the local wholesale lumber comPany for over tlventy years.

James P. Mahonen vice president of Edrvard Hines Lumber Co. and manager of their Chicago retail yards, and Ken Rose, manager of Superior Lumber Sales Company, Sacramento, were recent visitors at the Donover Co's. office in Beverly Hills. Mr. l{ahoney was in charge of lumber procurement for the U. S. Government under C.P.A. during World War II, and I{r. Rose was associated rvith him at that time.

Dee Essley-D. C. Essley and Son, Los Angeles rvholesale lumber distributors-returned from Sacramento last rveek rvhere he had been representing the citv of Whittier, California, in an effort to obtain certain civic improvements. He was accompanied by Thomas Bewley, city attorney of Whittier, and they reported back to the California Lumber Merchant "Mission successfully completed." Dee has been interested in Whittier civic aftairs, following' in the footsteps of his father who served the city as chief of police for many years.