MCKINNEY HARDWOOD co.

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(Continu,ed lrom Page B) general manager, said. "We've come to stay and we hope that our taxes, payroll ani industrial activity will provide a measure of stability to the area's hard-hit economy."

Schroeder added that the company,s motto is "Red,wood, foreoer,', and that Rellim Redwood management had dedicated its 24,000-acre forest as an .,Everlasting reservoir to serye the factories and conversion mills."

The company's timber lands are of suffcient size-to support and justify a permaneng multi-million dollar forest-pioducts operation. "Controlled cutting based on scientific knowledge of redwood re.growth rate will mean this forest will last and remain productive forever,r, Schroeder said.

Schroeder pointed out, however. that cer- tain associations have been .,petitioning,' Governor ooPat" Brown to set aside la{e portions of the Redwood timber lands and take t}lem out of production and off the tax rolls in a country that is already 67/o in Federal, County or public ownership. t'Any subtraction from our current tim. ber holdings," Schroeder said, "would destroy completely our plans for a long-term sustained yield operation. Add to that the loss of jobs, taxes and contingent economic activity, and the cost for such a move becomes exceedingly high.

Conseivation Taeans Usage

"At Miller Redwood we believe that conservation means the maxi-um use of a resourceo" Schroeder said.

'oWith modern reforestation techniques," the manager added, "our forest can ofier perpetual yield and still be havens for the outdoor enthusiasts.

'oln this spirit, Miller Redwood's forests will always be open to use by outdoorsmen," Schroeder said. "The public will only be kept out of the forest if logging operations or hazards so dictate."

Caufotnia

The mill was designed and constructed by V. E. "Bud" Keeney of Fisher.Marcola Company, Eugene, Oregon.

Schroeder added that Harold Bratten will be sales manager and Dale Eichar will be mill superintendent for the new sawmill.

Montonc Reioiler Chosen "Lumbermqn of fhe Yesr"

A. M. Hindoien, manager of State Lumber Co., Great Falls, Mont.o received the annual ttl,umberman of the Yeart' award at the Montana Building Materials Salesmen's Association convention held recently in Helena.

Hindoien has been engaged in the lumber business in Great Falls since 194I and with the State Lumber Co. since 1950. He had previous lumbering experience in Glifornia and W'ashington.

Active in civic and community affairs, he is a past president of the Montana BuildinE Materials Dealers Association.

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(Continued' lrom Page I1) of ,"tore manager Gordon Steck who explains "our goal is to have a perpetuall,v clean stock of standard items and to do this it is imperative to turn-over our inventorv as rapidly as possible. Periodicalllit's just good business to advertise real bargains to our old and new customers alike." f)uring the big sale attractive ideas on homes were offered the ladies br- Gerrl.

Yagle. home impror-ement consultant, in connection with kitchen remodeling using the late-qt Chip National methods' SATI SFACTION GUARANTEED

Thret-' custom'designed modern kitchens rvere solci each day during the sale' Buildins spccialist Del Fentress will have his troids tull completing these orders on schedule before the next sale rolls around' Del" who has many years o{ local building experience in Solana Beach will supervise aciual construction o[ each jobwith satisfaction guaranteed.