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College, this year's I,497 square foot model attracted several hundied visitors, who found the home a highly original design featuring extensive use of lr'ood products. Among those used was Lam-Loc Pecky Cedar for the living room wall, contributed by Ed Fountain as one phase of his Company's efforts to encourage projects rt'here the application of wood is emohasized.

Drafting students Ronald Francis and Frank Mead designed the home to combine an indoor-out'door theme in a formal atmosphere. The home has three bedrooms, two baths, combination dining and entry area, living room, and all-purpose family room. The entrance has a unique wooden deck combined with an overhead wood grating which leads you into the house. Once inside, the grating becomes the dining area ceiling and then carries through to an outside oatio which has a wood floor on the same level as the intrance deck.

Other features include a balanced power kitchen, birch cabinets, built-in gas range and oven, gas dish-washer, a large double sink with garbage disposal and an electric food center with attachments. The home also has a forced air furnace and duct system, a built-in intercom, central vacuum system, electric door chimes, stereo AM-FM radio, master lighting control panels and kitchen turn-a-shelf.

"Blueprint '62" was built by the students in the college's construCtion trades with two purposes in mind: One is to give the students who participate in construction of the home an opportunity to gain practical experience in their (Continued. on Page 54)

And that's just what we've been doing for the past 45 years. We work alone because we consider our independence a valuable business asset. We buy from whomever we choose and this freedom of selection means added quality for you. We've been riding the current for 45 years, and our specialized experience with local conditions is yours to take advantage of. We've got quite a long romance going with our top suppliers, our good mill sources, and our friends in the industry. We'd like to start an affair with you, so let's get engaged in some business real soon.

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Matheny Car Unloading Service ls New Name For Crane & Co.

Matheny Car Unloading Service is the new name for Crane & Co., at 5143 Alhambra Avenue, Los Angeles. Charles H. Matheny, owner, has renamed his unloading business that has served the lumber industry for the past 20 years.

Jim Matheny will be backing up the telephone lines with his father, "Chuck," rvho started the unloading business in his home in 1943.

States "Chuck," "\Me had seven partners then and soon moved from my home into the local union building where Harry Sweet, then head business representative, suggested that we call ourselves Inland Stevedore Company."

Each partner had to train new men during those tvar years, and unloading lumber cars in less than a day's time was something new for the trade. The lumber dealers soon caught on to this new labor contracting service, and the business boomed. Today the firm is still called "The Stevedores" by some of the trade who have been longtime users of the labor services.

Matheny reports, "There is a continued trend toward "Payroll Contracting," and it is even greater now since the need for temporary help can be supplied in so many different fields and industries by specialized agencies like ourselves. Our own lumber industry can be proud, however, since they caught onto this trend some 20 years ago, when they started calling us."

Telephone number of Matheny Car Unloading Service is cApitol 2-8743.

Although the Russians who logged the redwood forests of Northern California 130 years ago did not practice modern tree farming methods, redwood's regenerative powers are so great that a second harvest is now being taken from the lands cut over by the Czar's colonists.

Montana's annual Douglas-fir Christmas about 4 million trees. They are shipped to Nation and account for about one tenth commercial Christmas tree harvest.

tree harvest is all parts of the of the Nation's