Canec-Clad House Exhibited at Fairs

The buying public, builders and architects can best appreciate the qualities of a building material if they can see it with their own eyes in actual use. This is the conviction of Leo C. Monahan, sales promotion manager of Hawaiian Cane Products, Ltd., manufacturers of Canec Structural Insulation. As a result of this policy, several "CanecClad" houses have been built for exhibition purposes. These are attractive little houses showing all the various uses of Canec such as side wall sheathing, plaster base and interior finish, in the latter use showing how Canec can be tinted, painted and wall papered, and also the application of decorative plastic paint treatments.

These houses have been exhibited with great success at the State Fair in Sacramento, at the Tulare-Fresno Fair. and at the Los Angeles County Fair at Pomona.

These displays, illustrating the actual application of modern structural insulation, marked the beginning of an intensive sales promotion campaign by Hawaiian Cane Products, Ltd. Builders and architects from all parts of California have been very much impressed by the ease with which Canec Structural Insulation can be cut and worked, Canec officials state.

The great majority of visitors attending the'exhibits at the fairs were first attracted to Canec's super-smooth surface, according to Mr. Monahan. This new surface is actually part of the Canec board, according to the manufacturers, and is the result of a special process.

At the Sacramento State Fair there were over 4,000 visitors to the Canec booth. This total was more than doubled by the 'r'isitors at the Fresno-Tulare and Pomona

Fairs; a surprising figure which would indicate that despite the times there is a real interest in building and remodelittg.

Hawaiian Cane Prod'ucts, Ltd., have macle a policy of distributing their product through only the leading lumber dealers, Wm. L. Rawn, general sales manager of Hawaiian Cane Products, Ltd., states. Such companies in the building material field as: Hammond Lumbe-r Co.; Security Materials Co.; E. K. Wood Lumber Co.; Sierra Mill & Lumber Co., Sacramento; Sudden Lumber Company; San Jose Lumber Co.; Valley Lumber Co., Fresno; Stockton Lumber Co.; Henry Hess Co.; Homer T. Hayrvard Lumber Co.; Auburn Lumber Co.; Pasadena Lumber Co.; Sterling

Good Seats For Armistice D.y

Football Game Availablc

Desirable tickets for the St. Mary-U.C.L.A football game which is being sponsored by the American Legion of Los Angeles, can be secured from Les Cunningham, Hayward Lumber & Inv. Co., and Finance Officer of the Lumbermen's Post. His telephone number is CApitol 6191. The game will be played at the Olympic stadium, Los Angeles, on November 11. The tickets are $1.65 each and are in Tunnel 5. As. this ivill be one of the outstanding games of the year, a big turnout crowd is expected. Anyone planning to take in this event and desiring good seats should get his tickets immediately.

U. S. Forest Ranger School Opens

The seventh session of the California ranger school conducted by the U. S. Forest Service at the Feather River Station training camp on the Plumas National Forest opened October 3 with 26 student rangers lrom 12 national forests, two national parks, and the county of Los Angeles in attendance. Six weeks' intensive training in all branches of ranger work will be given by instructors from the Regional office of the Forest Service in San Francisco and the California Forest Experiment Station, Berkeley.

Lumber Co.; Blackstock Lumber Co.; Lumber Supply & Warehouse Co., are among the Canec dealers.

Officials state that there is ample indication of extraordinary interest of architects and builders in the possibilities of Canec Structural Insulation. A partial list of some of the new building operations in California in which Canec has been used follows: Vallejo Junior High School (Addition) ; State Teachers College, Arcata; Leland Stanford Junior High School, Sacramento; Culver City Kennel Club; Japanese Y.W.C.A, San Francisco; Walt Disney, Residence, Hollywood (Creator of Mickey Mouse) ; State Armory, Pomona; Robert Dollar Building (Remodel) ; Masonic Lodge, Red Bluff; All-Saints Episcopal Church (Guild Hall), San Francisco; Marshall C. Stearns, $500,000 Gold Dredger, and a number of modern residences including E. L. Cord's in Beverly Hills.

The students are members of the permanent ranger forces of the organizations represented. The State Division of Forestry was unable to spare State rangers, who are to supervise the unemployment labor camps which open this month.

Those attending the session are Otto Brown, Yosemite National Park; T. J. Williams, Sequoia National Park; K. P. Carter and C. R. Gehr, Los Angeles county. From the national forests are J. P. Kaye and J. R. Hodgson, Angeles; J. B. Stephenson, Cleveland; R. R. Bryan, Eldorado; D. Robinson, Inyo; A. G. Brenneis and P. D. Hook, Lassen; J. M. Buck, Mendocino; L. R. DeCamp and L. L. Smith, Modoc; H. W. Atcheson and W. E. Green, Mono; A. Faucett and L. A. Horton, San Bernardino; W. R. Denney, F. H. Williams and L. T. Solaro, Shasta; C. R. Buell, C. A. Gustafson, J. U. Poore, and F. M. Sweeley, Sierra; A: E. Freer. Stanislaus.