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Sugar Pine Incense Cedar

8733 Sunser Blvd. Los Angeles 45, Coilli. Oleonder 5-715t

Ponderosa Pine Whiie Fir

Town & Gounfry Villcge Pqlo Alto, Californio DAvenpof 6-9669

Representing Pickering Lumber Corp. ond West Side Lumber Co. ond other Refioble Sources

Oqklqnd Troct Acrivity Leods Boy Areo Building Permits

San Francisco.-Bay Area residential buildins activity dropped slightly i" $9 week ending April 23 but ih. p"r*it lssuance was normal for the time of year. Tract activity in Oakland and apartment-house permits in San Francisco"led the rssuance in the two cities, but Santa Clara countv.s tract activity was down from previous weeks.

Th9. cgyntl-by-county pe-rmits for residential building, compiled by The Daily Pacific Builder, showed i ^-Alameda-168_permits issued in the week ending April 23, compared to 180 in the week ending April 16, "rri't55 in the,cor-responding March week: Contia Costa--63, to 105, to 68; Marin-Sl, to 28, to 41 ; San Francisco-tgO. to S19. !o^,111; San Mateo-113, to 130, to 159, and Santa'Clara_ 297, to 359, to 614.

The County totals were : Week ending April 23-882 permits; April 76-l,l2l permits; March 25-I:l4g permits.

San Francisco.Bay-a-rea residential building activity was down in the week ending April 9, with the m-ajority oi permits issued being for single--family dwellings,'wiih a few apartment-house permits,-according to The-Daily pa- cific Builder's county-by-county figuies for residential permits.

, Alameda county issued 142 permits in the week ending April 9, compared to 195 in the week ending April 2, anld 100 in the corresponding March week; ContrJ Costa county issued 65, compared to 92, and 79; Marin county-S9, tb 49, to 40; San Francisco county--4l. to 111. to'72: San Mateo-9O, to 130, to 156, and Santa Clara countv-235 in the April 9 week, to 210 in the April 2 week, and 366 in the similar March period.

Dubs Whock 'em Down Orindq Course

(Continued from Page 20) the Guest divls.ion (120) and Don Querner brought home the low net (92).

^ With the Dubs _year drawing to a fast close, prexy Gabo-ury w-as complimented on ai outstanding job of steeiing. the club through one of its most successTui years. Remarnlng are two more tournaments, one to be played in con- junction with the Oakland Reveille at the Mira Vista Golf and Country Clubin -E_l Cerrito on May 20, and the June 3 annual party at the Pasatiempo Country Club in-Santa Cruz. The annual Election tourhament wiil be held lulv 15 at the San Jose Country Club.

(TeIl thent. Aou suD it in The California Lumber Merchant)

New Son Diego Worehouse Opened by Mople Bros., Inc.

(Continued from Page 34) pect to increase our sales and services to the dealers. Our inventory will be expanded along with our sales personnel to meet every demand for our materials," said Bob Maple, administrative official of the wholesal-e distributing firrp.

"We feel this is just the start of statewide expaflsion for our concern," said his brother Eail, who was on hand with his wife to greet dealers and friends during the cocktail hours of the evening.

Prominent members of the woodworking fraternity who