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tlleering of Hqrdwood Door Monufircturers

Hardwood door manufacturers will hold their Fall Meeting on October 26 and 27 at the Knickerbocker Hotel in Chicago. Subjects scheduled for report and discussion include the Business Outlook, Legal and Legislative Developments, Door Specifications, Core Construction and Show-thru, Guarantees, Loading and Unloading Cars and Export Possibilities.

C. B. McKeehan of Mengel Wood Industries and Chairman of the NWMA Hardwood Door Division advises nonmembers of the association to contact the National Woodwork Manufacturers Association, 332 South Michigan Avenue in Chicago for meeting registration forms. McKeehan stated that non-members are welcome to attend.

Sun Lumber Compqny flloves Generql Offices

Homer R. Burnaby, pre_sident of Sun Lumber Company, announced that effectivi October 2 the general offices'have been moved from San Pedro to 611 Sout6 Shatto place. Los Angeles.

The move will consolidate the manag'ement of Sun Lumber Compatry atlq its subsidiaries, Sun Lumber Company, San Pedro, Sun Handling Dock, Wilmington, Sun Lumber Company, Long_Beach, E. X. Wood Lumber and Supply Company_. San P_edro, Wagon Wheel Lumber Co-p'airy, Oxnard, Peoples Lumber Company, Ventura, peoples Lumbe.r_ Cogrpany, Oxnard, Peoples Lumber Company, Cam- arillo, Peoples Lumber Company, Santa Paula ind the Ventura County Wholesale Supply, Ventura.

Miles Davidson, e:ecutive vice president, Tom Supple, vice president, and Wally Lingo,- purchasing agentj are among the key personnel transferring to the new-location.

BMD Exponds No. Colifornio Sqles Territory

Bill Grieve, president of Building Material Distributors, recently alnounced. an exp_ansion of the firm's sales territory from Salinas south to King City, and in the Redwood Region, all of Marin County. BMD, which operates warehouses at Sacramento, Stockton, San Jose and Fresno, will run weekly truck deliveries to all parts of the added terfrtorres.

Along with the expansion announcement, Grieve also announced the addition of Arlin Schneider, formerly of Lumber Dealers Materials Company of Santa Rosa. -Schneider will work out of BMD's San Jirse branch. Other additions inclr,le Jim Min_er, former !p_e9!{ty salesman for U.S. plywood, now working out of BMD's Stockton headquarters warehouse, and Don Koch to the company's Fresno branch.

rn the forests of coastal British Columbia, the giant Red Cedar often survives centuries of time, wind and weather. Little wonder, then, that lumber cut from this naturally timeless wood will beautify and protect homes in the most severe climates for decades more.

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Free Booklet Tells Buyers How to Gqre for Oqk Floors

One time-tested method of creating good will that makes for satisfied customers is to provide them with helpful information on maintenance of various features of their new and remodeled homes, sales experts agree.

A recently published booklet by the National Oak Flooring Manufacturers' Association can serve as a valuable aid in this direction for builders and lumber dealers.

Titled "How to Keep Oak Floors Beautiful," the 8-page pocket size booklet gives directions for routine maintenance and tips on how to rid oak floors of such marks as milk, water, food and ink stains, animal and diaper stains, alcohol spots, oi1, grease and rust stains, heel and caster marks, mold and cigarette burns. The booklet also offers an easy method for removing gum, crayon and candle wax from an oak floor. For free copies or information on quantity orders write the National Oak Flooring Nfanufacturers' Association, Dept. C, 814 Sterick Bldg., Menrphis 3, Tenn.

Other new NOFMA booklets available include a revised edition of a 32-page Home Owner's Guide, which contains information on selection, installation, finishing and care of oak floors; Floors for Today's Homes, a l?-page brochure featuring the various styles of oak floors in beautiful full color illustrations; and Tips on Hardwood Flooring, a four-page folder dealing with storage, handling and installation of hardwood flooring.

Enioy Booklet Describes Bufyl Applicorions ond Supplies

An eight-page booklet on butyl rubber and its use in building applications is avail- able from Enjay Chemical Company. "E,njay Butyl, The Versatile Rubber for Moclern Building Design," gives properties and typical applications for the material.

Covered in the booklet are butyl's use for loofing, roof coating, traffic decking, gasketing, weatherseals and void fillers, floor cushioning, shock and sound absorbing pads and water barriers. A description of the various forms in which butyl is available is also inclucled.

For a copy of the booklet write: Room 7222, Enjay Chemical Company, 15 West 5lst Street, New York 19, N. Y.

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Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fliegel, of Council, Idaho, have sold their Farm and Home Supply there and are moving soon to Emmett, Idaho where they will manage the Citizens Lumber Company.

Congratulations to "Grand Dad" Orville Cooper of Home Lumber Yard, Turlock, who became a proud, proud grandpa for the first time on September 23. Stop by and get your free ceegar the next time you're around Bert Gartin's thriving valley operation !

Harry Stewart, owner of San Ramon Valley Mill & Lumber, Danville, took a week off during early October for a fishing safari up in the Orleans area of the Klamath.

His many friends were delighted to see Charlie Moorehead up and around and enjoying himself at the Valley Frolics with his son and partner \illarren. The Escalon lumber merchant underwent successful surgery for varicose veins last month and enjoyed a speedy recovery.

Wendell Paquette, partner with John Prime in Sawmill Sales Co., cruised the timber situation in northern California and southern Oregon during late September.

Jackson Beaman, general manager of Southern Oregon Plywood, Inc., Grants Pass, Oregon, is soon departing on a three week trip to the Philippines and the Orient in the interests of business. Mr. Beaman, also vice president of the Douglas Fir Plywood Association, is a busy man these days.

Loyalty to the cause. We learn that Dick Reynan, in charge of Fir Milling & Plan- ing, Ashland, has been a Giants fan since 1931. He saw his first ball game in 1918 and cherishes the days of McGraw. He makes the World Series every year, where he is presently parked. Naturally, the Giants opener at Candlestick Park in San Francisco is a yearly must.

Bob Mosby, assistant general sales manager Diamond National Lumber Co., Red Bluff, California, his wife and family were recent visitors in Southern California. While Bob called on lumber friends the wife and children visited Disneyland, Marineland and other interesting areas, including the beach cities.

Corte Madera lumberman Henry Hulett was not only outweighed, but out-horned by his 14 year old son on a recent deer hunting ,safari. Although they both bagged two bucks each, Henry ruefully admits that his two sorta' looked as if thev'd been on a Metrecal diet!

Diamond National Corporation announced the appointment of Don Winfree as manager of the company's recently remodeled Manteca branch on October 1. Don had formerly been with tfue company's Stockton branch and before that was an outside salesman working out of Diamond National's Walnut Creek yard.

Sterling Wolfe, Hollywood wholesaler lumberman, and his wife Lorraine, to Eugene, Oregon, last month on a com,bined business and pleasure trip. Sterling, Jr. starts his final year at the lJniversity of Oregon where he is majoring in business administration and where he is also the editor of one of the campus publications.