AAAPLE BROS., INC.

617 West Putnqm Drive, Whittier, Colifornic OXbow 8-2536 man, executive secretary of the Furniture X4anufacturcrs Association of California, Los Angeles, to serve another tenn.

-At the next meeting, !o be held at the Laboratory on Friday, December 13, the Council will hear progress reporti on .esearil., in wood drying, gluing, wood extractives, chemical processing, and the mechanical properties of wood. Another feature will be a report on a recent visit to European forest products research and industrial operations presented by Walter F. ITolzer, chairman of the Council and product manager for Crown Zellerbacl-r Corporation, San Francisco.

I 958 Building School Jqn. | 5- t 6

Guidelines for building houses in 1958 n,ill be presented at University of Illinois Small Homes Council,s' 13th an- nual Short Course in Residential Construction Tan. 15-16. The two-day session is conducted annually on tire Univer- sity campus foi builders, architects, contractors, and other persons in the building industry. Most efficient and economical designs, construction methods, and materials for houses to be built'ivithin the next year rvill be discussed bv Council rnembers.

Fmphasis rvill be placed on the house silhouette-shape and number of levels-on economical roof spanS and fram- ing methods, orientation of the l-rouse on ihe lot, use of space inside, air-conditioning, insulation, sheathing prac- tices, use_of .ivall panels and nail-glued robf trusses, g-abteend ventilators, and design.

Registration fee of $15 includes tuition, field trip to housing research activities, annual dinner, and the several pub- lications distributed as part of the course. Registration requests and checks should be sent to the Supiivisor of Engineering Extension, Room 116d, Illini H;ll, 225 S. Wright St., Champaign, Ill.

|TFANNY (Forest) DOESN'T tlVE THERE ANY

"The Forest Hard Board News," published monthly by Forest Fiber Products Company, Forest Grove, Ore., pirblished the following sad statement inits October isiue regarding Miss Fanny Forest, rvhose face and form still giaced fhe company's latest advertisement in The CALIFORNIA LUMBER MERCHANT as recently as our November 15 issue:

"Our Fanny is gone. Sadness has crept into our souls' We never before realized what it would be like without our Fanny. It is as though we ourselves have had a personal losi. We fully sympathize rvith the dog r,vho had his tail chopped off. Suddenly there just doesn't seem to be anything to wiggle. Yes, my friends, our Fanny is gone, - "But memory lingers on. Pleasant memories of the things our Fanny has done. We had our Fanny in a bathing -uit, we had our Fanny in play clothes, we had_ ou-r Fanny in cover-alls, we had our Fanny in-come to think of it,-rve had our Fanny in just about everything. But now our Fanny is gone.

"Our sadness is heightened by the kind of Fanny our Fanny was. Our Fanny was no ordinary Fanny. It was brown-eved Fanny. Rosy-cheek Fanny. Lush and luscious Fanny *ho .."tti"d to burst forth almost everywhere. But now our Fanny is gone.

"And so goodbye, Fanny. We wish you well, and knorv