WHOLESATE LUMBER

Area and which he headed until his death'

Mr. Marshall was a member of the First Bantist Church of Oakland, Oakland Scottish Rite Bodies, Hoquiam Lodge No. 64 F. & A. M. of lfoquiam, Washington, Aahmes TemPle of the Shrine, and the Associated Home Builders of the Greater East Bay.

Mr. Marshall left his wife' Lucille; three brothers, Harvey, Paul and Thomas Marshall; and a sister, Mrs. Irene Younger, all of Washington; and two-stepsons, Raymond Colliver of Newark and Harvey Colliver of San Francisco.

Masonic services were held at Truman's Chapel in Oakland on September 6;-memotiutt -ry be sent to the Shriners lfospital for Crippled Children, 19th Avenue and Moraga, San Francisco.

Earl B. Mcleod, ?8, died SePtember 8 in a Glendale, California hospital. A veteran West Coasi lumberman, Mr. Mcleod had Iived in Glendale for 45 Years.

He is survived by his widow, Helen Maud' Born in Vacaville, California, he was a member of the California Redwood Association, Pacific Lumber Inspection -Bureau and had laid out the Patton-Blinn lumberyard in Wilmington, Calif.

Raymond E. Smith, sales representative for Marsh WalI Products, Inc., in the central California atea, died July 12 at Fresno. He was 41. Smith had represented Marlite wall and ceiling paneling in the Fresno area for the past 4Yz Years- Surviving is his wife, Estelle.

New for 1962 - 1963

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One Sunday morning in the early winter, Old Parson Jones stepped up into his pulpit, pulled his gold rimmed spectacles down over his nose, sized up his well filled church in a very serious manner and then began:

"Breden and sisten; Ah got sumthin Ah wants to talk to youall aboutn an Ahm goin to do it befo th season gits any oldah. Las wintah every time th frost came an youall went out an killed yer hawgs, Ah natchally expected to git me some poke. But all Ah evah got all wintah was jes pigs feet, pigs feet. Ah got so ti'ad of pigs feet Ah couldn't look a hawg in th face. An what Ah wants

ON TH' HAWG!'

Eviu Products Moves lo Son Rofoel

Bob Evju, president of Evju Products Company, Inc., his long established import-export and wholesale {orest business to San Rafael on September l. Evju Products maintained headquarters in the World Trade Building in , Francisco; Evju Products now occupies new offices at 41 Court (just ofr the Terra Linda Cloverleaf) and tlre new :p number is 479-8323.

Evju Products is also the California, Arizona, Nevada Hawaii representative for Duraflake, a high-grade particle manufactured by the Duraflake Company of Alhany, Evju's sales in this region are to jobbers only.