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o Dougfqs Fir in sizes 24' x24' o Pfqner copocity for surfocing to 24' x 24'

=SF==o Rennont fscilities for resowiqg |o 34" x 34' we cdn't frnd it .we'll nokc ft here-they probably don't make it" might be a suggestion for a new company motto, One of the fellows who's had a lot to do with the company's expansion and remodeling plans is Bob Adams, a third-generation member of the Adams clan. Bob, an LMA director of long standing, is typical of the young blood that is fast rejuvenating the retail lumber industry everywhere.

Now general manager of the organization, he has worked in every phase of the Noah Adams operation, at all of its outlets, and received a "second-to-none" tutelage under his uncle, veteran retailer George Adams, president of the firm.

F ounder of the orga,nization still bearing his name was Noah Adams, who first came West in 1904 a^fter 20 years in Minnesota, where he operated both a retail yard and sawmill. After a short stint with Ham- mond Lumber Company, Mr. Adams opened his first yard in California at Ripon during 1909. In short succession, the dealer opened yards at Walnut Creek, Concord and Winters, later selling these yards in favor of conflning his operating' area to the Delta Region.

4OO or Hoo-Hoo Reveille

(Oontinued from Pago 14)

First flight, Ralph Bowma^n (?9-64-putter), Paul Gaboury (81-66-umbrella), Al Boldt (80-66-shirt), Fred Ziese (77-69balls) and John Weaver (82-72-balls).

Second flight, Bob Ra;rmer (95-63wedge), Bill Wray (106-66-shirt), Bill MacBeath (108-66-balls), Bob Macfie (9169-balls), Bill Johnson (92-70-socks) and Hollis Jones (92-71-shirt).

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Mrs. Ray Burdg, wife of the Noah Adams Lumber Co. manager in Clar.ksburg, registers 'em for the Falt- field drawings, at whlch some 62 prizes were awarded at almost $1,000 ualue. Winners' names were listed in page newspaper ad the following week, but a great many of them had been right in the retail yard for the drawings.

-and, of course, the usual goodies. What's a Grand opening, without plenty of hot coffee, soft drlnks, doughnuts, etc.? A local catering firm furnished more than 100-dozen doughnuts during the day.

Certified Killr-Dried REDWOOD Uppers

Polyethylene-wrqpped Pottern Stock ond Poneling.

' Our Stock includes 43 potterns of Siding qnd Pqneling . Plus 2l 'Moulding ltems ond All Sizes qnd Grqdes of Commons

Green Redwood sluds, loth, split polings, posts, elc.

C.R.A. stomped Sop Common qnd Better.

YounS in years but Manager Bergstrom is lo-year veteran with the Adams firm. Shown here In his new ofiice, Veryl was assistant manager at the Rio Vista yard until promotion to the Fairfield yard 18 months ago'