PERSONALS

Popular Medford Corporation sales manager, Ed Nave, is back on the job half days and looking right fit after a recent overhaul. Welcome back, Ed!

Jeny and Mrs. Bonnington returned home Iast month after spendin6i two and one half months in Europe visiting all the free vorld countries. Their return trip, however, managed to be somewhat of a spine chiller as they were in Washington D.C. the day ,of the Big Showdown over Castroville.

Durable Rolf Stolesen attended the Southern Sash & Door Jobbers Assn. anni in New Orleans and called on customers in the area.

Among the thousands engaged in the annual quest for quackers, Loop Lumber,s Bill Chatham, and Buckley Door's Tloody Yeates have been logging their fair amount of "blind" time.

Ben Ward, head of Ward & Knapp, announced the association of H. W. "Ilank,' Aldrich with the firm last month. An Oregonian and former head of Aldrich Lumber Co. at Eugene, Hank has more recently been buying and selling for Oakland wholesaleman Jim Ifendrick.

Popular Santa Rosan Pete Sharp, a sales exec with California Redwood Sales, is reported on the mend after a bout in the hospital in October.

Bob Reid, head of Ziel & Company's import lumber division, spent the month of October calling on suppliers in Canada, fol-