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Harry Whittemore, Southern California represeutative for Lev Lumber Co., was on a recent trip up to the mill at Oakhurst.

Frank Ruggieri, owner of San Antonio Rigid Pole Construction Company, is a spring candidate for councilman in the City of Dairy Valley.

Prior to moving his offices in Los Angeles Don Muller spent 10 days on a trip to the mills in the interest of Hobbs Wall business. While in the north he sp,ent Dad's day with his son at Oregon State University, which made the trip complete.

Jim McFadden, E. L. Bruce Southern California manager, returned last month from an extended trip to Memphis, where he conferred with administrative executives of the firm.

Bob \Mest, Placerville Lumber Company, and the Missus left the Sierra snows far behind to attend the WPA anni in San Francisco, followed by 10 days of soaking up the sun at Palm Springs.

Menlo Park wholesale operator Carl Watts spent a week last month up Humboldt County way trying out his new umbrella and rain slicker while surveying the soggy lumber production picture.

Leo Hulett, general sales manager of W llits Redwood Products, returned home the end of March after two weeks in the Southwest on business.

Bob Goetze, for the past year with California Pacific Sales Corp. at the company's Los Angeles concentration yard, transferred to the firm's San Francisco headquarters on April 1. Bob will be covering the dealer trade for Cal-Pacific in the Bay Area and Coast Counties area. Other California Pacific appointments include that of Rex Vowell to Southeastern sales, efiective April 9. Rex was formerly located at Medford where he was sales manager of Kogap Lumber Industries.

Paul Bunyan Lumber Company's Al Kerper has been appointed Deputy Snark for Northerrr California, according to Supreme Scrivenoter, Vaughan H. Justus, of New Mexico Timber Corp.

Dick Brown used the last two weeks of March to canvass business in the Midwest and East for Getz Bros. of San Francisco.

Stan Hulett, Willits Redwood Products, left rainy Mendocino County behind during early March for a sleet and snow redwood safari through the East Coast.

Al Boldt, Boldt-Beacom Lumber Company, returned to his Richmond offices last month after two months in Guatemala where he has sawmill and logging interests. Senior Al also reports that the unrest and impending revolution there we've been reading about is not quite all it's cracked up to be in the newspapers.

Fred Windeler, head of George Windeler Co., Ltd., San Francisco, welcomed his sonin-law into the Windeler management last month. L. C. "Roger" Jacobsen, an engineering graduate of San Jose State, joins Windeler after several years duty with the Navy at the Johnsville Aeronautical Development Center.