PAUL BUNYAN LUMBER CO.

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(Continued' lrom Page 6) other tie between Dick Strong, Bob Leonard, V. Anderson and Keith Davidson.

Chuck Noble led the Dubs 'fournament first flight, Jim Maher and Rog Schuyler tied for second and Walt Hjort third. Orville Bressee won the second flight, Jack Hill and Henry Schmidt tied {or number two position, Knute Weidman coming in third. W'endell Paquette led the pack in the third flight with second place tied be' tween Gordon Davis and Ralph Meyer, and another tie for third with Dick Merritt and Ed French filine identical scorecards.

Some 200 additional less athletically in' clined Hoo-Hoo (the vast majority) joined their golfing kindred later that May 15 afternoon for the big evening dinner and show. Billie Grant MC'd an entirely new show- for 1964, which was headlined by The Andrini Brothers, direct from the Ne' vada circuit. The "Hoo-Hoo Lovelies" made a popular return engagement. In other words, the Annual Reveille is still the best evening-out in northern California. I{ you missed it this year, make up for your mis' fortune hy attending the 33rd annual next year in N{ay.

Thanks again to general chairman Jirn Hendrick and his smooth running Reveille crew which included: Jack Koepf and Bruce Jacobsen (tickets), Charlie Beacom (entertainment). Bob Macfie and Jack Crane (golf), John Pearson and Pete Hurd (publicity), John Skov (program), Vic Roth (banquet), Milt Cook (reservations) and Dave Jopes (reception).

Sponsor List

Aborigine lumber Co., Arcota Redwood Co., Boy Cify [umber Co., J. H. Bqxter & Co,, Bol.dl-Beocon tumber Co., Bonnell Iumber Co., Bonnington Lumber Co.. Buller-Johnson Co., C. B. S. Plyrvood. Colifornio Builders Supply, Colifornio Lumber Soles, Colifornio-Pocific Soles Corp., Colifornio Plywood Co.. Corter Lumber Co,, Coslro Volley Lumber Co.. Cheim Lumber Co., Chenowelh [umber Co., Chrislenson Lumber Co., T. M. Cobb Co.. Crone Redwood Soles, F. M. Crowford Lumber, Inc., Eostshore [umber & Mill Co., El Cerrito Lumber Co., Emprise Soles Co., Evons Horbor Producls, French Lumber Soles, G & A Lumber Co., G & R lumber Co., Gomerslon & Green Lumber Co., Georgio Pocific Corp., Golden Stote [umber Co., Greenwood [umber Co., Hollinon-Mockin [umber Co., Horbor [umber Co., Inc., J. W. Hendrick Co., J. E. Higgins Lumber Co., Hill & Morton. Inc., Hill Iumber & Hordwore Co., Hillview !umber Co., Hobbs Woll Lumber Co., lnc., Holm Timber Industries, Home lumber & Supply, ldoco Mill & Lumber Co., lnlernofionol Poper Co., John's Frome Shop, K-D Cedor, Robert P. Kilgore, lokeside lumber Co., Lomon Lumber Co., loop [umber Co., MocBeofh Hordwood Co., [. W. Morlinez Co., /v{osonife Corp., Melrose lumber & Supply Co., Mill Cqbinet Promotion Fund, Molollo Forest Producls, lnc.. Mulford [umber Co., P.B.M., Pocific [umber Co., Podulo Iumber Co., Poromino Lumber Co., Peerless [umber Co., Rounds Lumber Co., Sow Mill Soles, Service Lumber Co., Stondord Iumber Co., Stocklon Box Co..

Slroble lumber Co., Sun Volley lumber Co., Torter, Websler & Johnson, Inc., Al Throsher lumber Co., Triongle Lumber Co., Twin Horbors Lumber Co., Union Lumber Co., Uniled Slotes GyPsum, United Sfoles Plywood Corp., Von Vleet Wood Producls, Word & Knopp Wholesole lumber, Wel'dwood Sfruclures, Wendling-Nothon Co., Western Door & Sosh Co.. Western Pine Supply, Weslwood Ingrom Co., While Brothers, Wholesole Building SupPly Co.. Willils Redwood Products Co., Woodside Lumber Co.

Now Heor This!

Republic Lumber Co. in Chicago is appealing to the weekend handyman with a series of radio "spots" which feature an easy-to-use specialty product. Aromatic red cedar closet lining materials are being promoted in a heavy schedule of 30-second commercials.

The original radio campaign was keyed to the grand opening sale at Republic's new retail outlet.

Large displays of the cedar closet lining materials also are used to stimulate impulse buying.

o'Products such as these have a special appeal to home handymen," explained Stan' ley Nathanson, president of Republic Lum' ber. "The cedar closet lining has tongueand-grooved edges which makes it easy to install. The material requires no finish' ing. The average fellow can line his closet for about $50 and do it on a Saturday and Sunday. That's how rve're selling it and it has worked."

Cedor Shingle Acceplonce Gontinuis Dromqtic Gqins

Iowa this spring became the 3lst state to put cedar shingle and ghake roofing in the "approved roof" fire insurance category. This means, simply, that homeowners in lowa will no longer have to pay higher fire insurance rates for the privilege and distinction of using 'Western red cedar shakes or shingles.

Ten years ago not more than a half dozen states had classified wood roofing on the'oapproved" list. In 1961 the number stood at 25. Then, in swift order, Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, North Dakota, South

Dakota and Iowa equalized their rates.

Virgil G. Peterson, secretary-manager of the Red Cedar Shingle & Hand-split Shake Bureau, feels it has resulted from "educationo a true awareness of fire and fire loss characteristics."

Several insurance ofrcials have expressed the feeling that wood roofing actually should be given an insurance ttcredit" in many parts of the country. This perhaps puzzling attitude derives from the remarkable storm and wind resistance characteristics of cedar shingles and shakes.

"At least twice in the last tltree years," Peterson notes, otwe have seen wood roofing subjected to hurricane force winds within the continental United States and in both cases there was little or no reported dam' age, even though the total damage caused by the storms (Hurricane "Carla" in Texas and Typhoon o'Frieda" in Washington and Oregon) was more than 50 mihliond,ollars!"

Redwood Fence Bleoch

For a handsome fence, bleach your red' wood with one of many available bleaching compounds, thus achieving immediately the handsome driftwood gray appearance your neighbor's fence will achieve after years of weathering.