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program to show what can be done with good design-but strictly controlled. Aim of Design 70 is to channel more and more disposable income dollars into housing and away from competing industries, Venter added.

Election of National Association officers for 1967 then took place. The fc,llowing were elected for a one-year term: James M. Shedden, Lord & Bushnell Lumber Co., Chicago lll., president; D. C. Dawkins, Jr., Dawkins Building Supply Co., Jacksonville, Fla., first vice president; Clarence A. Thompson, Thompson Lumber Co., Charnpaign, Ill., second vice president; Earl S. Robinson, Jr., Southern Hardware & Lum- ber Co., New Orleans, La., third vice president; A. E. Montgomery, Boise Calicade Corporation, Boise, Idaho, treasurer; Thomas T. Sneddon, Washington, D.C., executive vice president; Raymond H. Harrell, Washington, D.C,, vice president, and Edward H. Libbey, Washington, D.C., secretary.

A president's reception honored President George Stein and other presidents who have served the association since it was founded fifty years ago. Ohio dealer, Howard Potter, was cited for his unbroken attendance at annual meetings over a 42year period. Potter is from Worthington, Ohio.