A Medford Gorporation Representative

intelligent men in this field," President Tilley said, concluding, "Perhips this scholarship can help some young man with real promis6 along the road to professional forestry and thereby benefit the entire profession and our region."

Eligibility requirements, according to Dr. McGaw, 9p99ify that J canciidate shall be eligible to enroll as an upper-division student in a school or department of forestry in an accredited

King Korn Stcmps Score Big in lumber Business

"Klng Korn Slamps sont our sales up llke an a,tomlc rocket," says J. J. Stolz, manager of the l)avenport (Iowa) Lumber Company. "I never heard of uslng them ln a lumber yard before, but thoy doubled our sales in only twent5r-four months." Prior to thls the three-year-old Davenport yard olfered speclal inducements tn low prlces to contractors and featured newsp&por advertlslng sla,ntetl toward tho "walk-ln" trade. I

Blll Sheer, yard foreman' says: "Wo ore completely mechanlzed for easler ha,niflhg of materla,ls a,nd were known for low prlces, top qualtty materlals and good service, but lt was not untll we etart€d giving King Korn Stamps tn Aprtl of 1959 that tho blg growth began-ond lt's still golng on."

Quick servlce has a,lways b€en & feoture of the Da.venport yard. They carry large stocks of the newest "do-it youraelf' lumber ltems for home constructlon plywood' mlllwork. hardboard, plumbtng a,nd hardwarg and guarantee quallty to surpass F.H.A. a,nd locol bflldlng requiroments.

The yard covers a,pproxlmately four a,cr€s, the maln bulldlng oce;upfng ono-thlrd of thLls and the weatherproof warehouse another third. Lumber storago area ls 21,000 square feet. Davenport's modsrn showrooms are illvlded lnto two parts, one for standard yard producfu anil one for homecrafters' products and kltchen ltems.

Thls ls the fastost growlng lumberyard ln the Trt-City area of Da,venport, Iowa and Rock Island and Mollne' Illlnois.

California university or college in September 1959. Applicants must be residents of Del Norte, Humboldt, I\{endocino, Trinity, Sonoma, Marin, San Mateo, San Francisco, Monterey or Santa Cruz counties in the redwood region, and have maintained iu earlier college semesters at least a "8" average. In addition, each must have shown promise of effective professional and community leadership through extra-curricular activities.

Each of the RRCC's nine Circles has endorsed financing the project. Members will voluntarily contribute small amounts to lhe'scholarship fund annually and, it is hoped, interested persons outside the RRCC will add financial support to it. According. to Tilley, "This system makes it a very personal thing; some of us will see young people from our own communities going forward in the field of forestry because of our efforts. It ihould give all of us a great deal of satisfaction."

It is the hope of RRCC that when the program has been underway for a brief period, the number of scholarships made available annually can be increased. That will depend, to a great degree, upon how well the program is financially supported over a long period.

Applications are available from the schools of forestry at the University of California in Berkeley and Humboldt State College in Arcata, or from the Scholarship Committee of RRCC, 223 Rosenberg Building, Santa Rosa.

PGA Promotes Fred Welch

Fred R. Welch has been appointed district sales manager of the South San Joaquin district of Pacific Cement & Aggregates, fnc., announces R. K. Humphries, president. Welch, a lS-year veteran with PCA, for the past five years has been headquartered in Fresno as assistant to the district manager, Vaughn Horstmann, who is on an extended leave of absence. Prior to 1955 Welch was in charge of sales and operations in PCA's Visalia plant. He also worked in PCA's general ofEces, San Francisco, as assistant credit manager.

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MANUFACTURERS Of CAR BRACING

PATTET SHO]gK

INDUSTRIAT CUT STOCK

Douglos & White Fir

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BROWN BROS. LUMBER SALES, Inc.

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