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New Remcnulcrcturing Plcrnt Stcrts in Emeryville, Colil.

Tom Jacobsen, well known Oakland lumberman, who was manager for many years of piedmont Lumber & Mill Co., Oakland, has taken over the remanufacturing plant formerly operated by Andrews Lumber Co. at l4r0 6ith Street, Emeryville, Calif. He is operating under the name of Jacobsen Lumber Company, of which he is sole owner. The telephone number is Olympic 2-8546.

Jacobsen Lumber Company will bring in rough fir lumber and timbers, and will make the remanufactured oroduct available to retail lumber yards. The lumber will be paci<aged in lengths and widths. They will also do some cus_ tom milling, resawing, surfacing, etc., for some of the yards. Later the company will branch out into redwood lumber.

The space available for storage, and drying is about two acres.

S. F. Lumbermen's Club Will Stcge

Annucrl Roundup August 24

Wendell Paquette, Lumber Sales Company, San Francisco, general chairman of the 1951 Roundup committee, announces that the San Francisco Lumbermen's Club's Annual Roundup will be held August24.Therc will be golf in the morning and afternoon, and dinner and entertainment at the Sir Francis Drake Hotel, San Francisco, in the evening. Further particulars will be announced later.

King-Mcrshcll Lumber Co. Celebrcrtes lOth Anniverscry

King-Marshall Lumber Co., Fresno, Calif., had its l0th Anniversary July 1, which Larry King said they celebrated by working. His partner in the business is Sid Marshall. They have been very successful and are looking forward to even better business in the next decade.

Congrctulqtions

Mr. and Mrs. Lyle M. Brervster are the proud parents of a baby daughter, Laurie Michele, born recently at Mercy Hospital in San Diego. With the new arrival they norn' have five daughters. Mr. Brewster is with Oregon Lurnber Distributors, Inc. at Anaheim, Calif.

NBLDA Bocrd Meeting

The annual meeting of the board of directors of the National Retail Lumber Dealers Association 'ivil1 be held at the Drake Hotel, Chicago, the week beginning October 21.

Terrible Twenty GolI Tourncment

The Terrible Twenty held its 301st golf tournament at the Riviera Country Club, Riviera, on Tuesday afternoon, June 5, with Carsten Woll and Harold LaVon acting as hosts. Twenty-two members and seven guests played. The Terrible Twenty was organized 25 years ago and this was the first tournament starting the second quarter century.

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:; The fnest materi_als and machinery are no befter than the men ;.: wno use them. Uoder standards set for them by men witb tEf, i,r over a quarter ce-ntury of continuous experienie i;" qlng{acqrrjng Blue Diamond products,'skilled workers. jil atded Dy laboratory.control methods, guard this long production line agiinst imperfectioo.

Harry Whittaker won the first prize turning in a net score of 67. The second prize was won by Carsten Woll with a 70 net score. The double carrv over from May between Frank King and Cecil Dees was won by King, and last month,s tie u'as rvon by Bob Osgood by default as Roy Stanton was on a Hau'aiian trip.

Most Terrible Eddie Klassen lr,as on the sick list and Clarence Bohnhoff substituted for him and passed out the birdie balls, donated by Ster_ ling Stofle, and guest prizes.