Making Extra Profits With Cupolas

these sizes to fit any home or garage, large or small: o 42 x A2-inch base for houses with roof ridge up to 65 feet long.

. 24 x 24-inch base for single garages, breezeways, and small buildings.

27 x 27-inch base for double garages or small houses with roof ridge less than 30 feet long.

30 x 30-inch base for large garages, attached garages, and houses with rocf ridge up to 45 feet long.

. 36 x 36-inch base for houses with roof ridge up to 55 feet long, or on large 4t. tached garages.

. 48 x 48-inch base for houses with roof ridge longer than 65 feeto on motels, restaurants, or other buildings.

Each cupola is individually cartoned for easy stocking and handling.

Quality of the cupolas is excellent. They are sturdily constructed of lifetime Redwood, and one-inch or thicker Redwood is used, even for the louvers. Joints are mitered and tightly fitted. Roof edges and lou* vers are nicely rounded and attractive.

The cupola roofs of the three smaller sizes in the economy models are protected with aluminum-colored roof coating. The (Continued, on Page 24)

Professional Foresterers of the United States to Meet

A special symposium on the timely subject of small forest ownership will be a feature of the annual meeting of the Society of American Foresters, October 2l-24, at the Dinkler Plaza Hotel, Atlantao Ga.

B. E. Allen, Savannah, SAF vice presiwill be chairman of this sessisn tided hofecsion of Forestry Lodrs at the $mall Landowner." Discussing the topic will be Edward P. Cliff, chief of the U. S. Forest Service, Washington, D.C.; Arthur

W. Nelson, Jr., Champion Papers, Inc., Hamiltono Ohio; and John A. Zivnuska, University of California School of Forestry at Berkeley.

This annual meeting, the 62nd since the Society's founding in 1900, is expected to attract 1,500 professional foresters and guests; Sottie 70 papers will be presented in ten technical sessions devoted to all aspects of forestry technology in all major forest regions of the nation. These sessions will cover such topics as economics and policy, forestry education, Iorest fire, forest management, forest products, forest recreation, forest-wildlife, range management, silviculture, and watershed management.

With headquarters in Washington, D.C., the Society of American Foresters has 14,000 nemberg in tle United Stufes and Canada. President Paul M. Dunn has extended an invitation to all foresters and friends of forestry to attend the meeting.

Hompton Soles Appoinlment

Hampton Lumber Sales Company, Portland. Oregon, has announce<l the appointment o{ Verne Church to the position of Assistant Sales Manager. efiective September I.

Supplementing its general rvholesale husiness, the company handles 50.000.000 feet o{ its own production annualll.. Coordination of these company sales will be Church',. main responsibility untler Ceneral Saies M"n"g".

J. C. Zalaha

After graduation from Oregon State Univcrsity with degrees in Forestrv and Business Administration, Church spent three years with Pope & Talbot. Inc., most recently as Sales l\'Ianager for rail shipments Irom their St. Helens mill.

Hampton's sales headquarters are lor:ated in the Terminal Sales Building in Portland.

Get Set For fhe Volley Frolics-Sept. 28

San Joaquin Valley Hoo-Hoo Club's 15th Annual Valley Frolic is set for Friday, Septembcr 28, with the always popular Hacienda Motel in l'resno the scene of the action. Bud Barber, Bernie Barber & Assor:iates, will chairman the affair which will include a golf tournament and a bowling match as well as festivities {ar into the night. For golf reservations, contact Marion Snead (BA 9-0932) and for bowling reservations, contact Jim Duart (CL 1-5031).

Last 'r'ear the producers of Douglas fir plywood made-and sold-eight and a hall billion feet of softwood plywood. Here's what these figures mean: lf you took a 8/2 billion feet of 3/g,, plywood and put it in a stack, you'd end up with a 4,x8, solid column 1.700 miles high!