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Fax 714-63O-3190

(7141632-1988 . (8OO) 675-REEL

3518 ChicagoAve., Riverside, Ca. 925OT (95r) 781-0564 www.reellumber.com

Thermo-Treated in the USA

Reportedly the first domestically produced thermally modified hardwood has been introduced by Wahoo Decks and Rockwood Timber Group.

Rockwood lumber is thermally treated in Macon, Ga., eliminating international shipping costs. The process increases weather durability by up to 25 years; improves dimensional stability, cutting shrinkage and swelling by five to l5 times; and decreases the risk of mold, mildew, rot and insect infestation.

With a rich, deep brown finish and enhanced, accented grain structure, the wood is ideal for decks, docks, paneling, siding, moulding, flooring, doors and roofing. Species include white ash, elm, cypress, soft maple, sap gum, and poplar.

I ROCKWOODTIMBERGROUP.COM

(844\ 138-7349

A Jlt Reel Lumber Senrice, we supply domestic and forelgn hardwoods. Our products and services lnclude:

. Hardwood Lumber & Pine

. Hardwood Plyrrood & Veneers

. llllelamlne Plywood

Hardwood Moulding (alder, cherr5f, mahogany, MDF, maple, red oak, paint grade, pecan hickory, white oak, walnut, beech)

. Milling (moulding profiles, S2S, SLRIE, SLR2E, & resanrm lumber) llloodworking Supplies (deft flnishes, color putty, adhesives, etc.)

. Woodworklng Accessorles (appliques, ornaments, butcher blocks, eorbels, etc.)

Otrt products are widely used in interlor finish carlrentry, fui:niture, cabinetry and hundreds of industrial and manufacturlng applications. IVe stock a complete line of complementary products to complete vtrtually any woodworking or millwork proJect.

UNIVERSAL Forest Products, Riverside, Ca., hosted a golf tournament forcustomers and suppliers Sept. 16 in Temecula, Ca. [1] Joe McGuire, Donn Gunvalson, Randall Richards, Jason Croy. [2] Rich Enroth, Gary Crowel, Dan Croker, Tony Campbell. [3] Evan Duran, Hiram Duran, Fernando Duran, Gerarvo Sosa. [4] John Britt, Doug Dawson, David Tasqart, Jack Nansel. [5] Steve Mays, Ernie Noguera. [6] Mike & Debbie Qu-elambra, Hank Hornsveld, Don Kavert. [7] Joe LeBeau, Ryan Skadel'

John Skadel, Lito Pajaro. [8] Andrew Garczewski, Jon Fanell, Dan Lucero, Marty Lake. [9] Luis Lotteroth, Jorge Fimbres, J-effrey Jensen, Gabriel Garcia de Leon. [10] Dara Kargari, Jared Hillier, Skyler Warner, Angel Bautista. [11] Dale Brass, Kevin Hgmlqg, Jerry Toomey,_Greg Seirato. 112l Ed Reyes, Walter Medina. [13] Fred Buschbaum, Bruce Akana. F4i Frank-Gonzalez, Mike Nicholson, William Barr, Scott Middaugh. [i5] Neresh Narine, Craig Evans. (More photos on next page)

UFPI'S ANNUAL golf event at the Temecula Creek Inn Golf Course (continued fyom prqvious pqge): [1] Lisa O'Bannon, Steve Mitchell, Helen Bromley. [2] John Seely, Monika Bartko, John Shutz. [3] Jennifer Burford, Alan Oakds,-Brooke Tribbett [4J Howard Linden, Filo Cabrero, David Soule, Phil Santos. [5] Jim Kaminski, David Hines, Phil Robertson, Mark Tackett. [6] Jeff Burian, Curtis Achtemeier, Eddie Montiel, Sean O'Bannon. [7] Stan Themea, Derrick Armstrong, Louie Segura, Jerry McNeilly. [8] Danny Parks, Felix Martinez. [9] John Evans, Lonnie King. [10] Marwan Salem, Travis Pritchett. [11]Andrew Bromley, Peler Bonilla. [12] George Godoy, Ruben Cervantes. [13] Jimmie Alcavez Jr., Jimmie Alcavez Sr., Jesse Rubio, Hector Leiva.

Doweled Lodgepolepine posts and rails. 1 112" to 12" Diameter in Stock. Large diameters & long lengths.

Aaron Jones, 92, founder of Seneca Sawmill Co., Eugene, Or., died Sept. 22.

After serving in World War II, he graduated from the University of Oregon and entered the lumber business-setting chokers in the woods, working at his father-in-law Laurence Bauman's planing mill, and in sales.

In 1953, Jones opened Seneca Sawmill Co., which would grow into the Seneca Family of Companies, made up of four mills in Eugene and Noti, Or.; timberlands, with Seneca Jones Timber Co. tree farm offices in Eugene and Roseburg, Or.; and a wood-fired electricity plant.

Despite no formal engineering training, he designed and patented more than 25 sawmill technologies and machinery, helping to maximize wood recovery.

Norman L. Matthews, 84, longtime Central Valley lumberman, died Sept. 2.

During his 5O-year career, he worked for Tarter, Webster & Johnson, Georgia Pacific, and Big Creek. In 1978, he opened his own brokerage, Union City Lumber, Union City, Ca., before retiring in the mid-1990s.

He was also an inventor, creating the Uni-Splitter (to split pallets of lumber) in the early 1960s, as well as a wood benderboard for flower beds.

Jerald "Jerry" Kramlich, 66, manager of High Sierra Lumber,

Tulare, Ca., died Sept. 3.

After serving in the Army in Vietnam until 1969,hejoined his father at C&G Lumber, Rugby, Ca. In 1985, he and his father purchased the business and renamed it K&K Lumber.

In January 1986, he became manager of Copeland Lumber, Exeter, Ca., and stayed on when it was acquired by Keith Brown Building Materials in 2001. He then managed High Siena ftom20o2to2014.

LaVerl Benjamin ttBen" Leany, 80, president of Leany Trading Co., Chico, Ca., died of cancer Sept. 2.

A U.S. Navy veteran, he began his career with Weyerhaeuser before moving to Chico in 1976 and joining Western Woods Inc. He opened his own brokerage office in 1996.

Richard Earl "Dick" Owen, 86, retired Oregon lumberman, died Sept. 7 in Albany, Or.

He founded Dick Owen Lumber in 1950, selling it to Seneca Sawmill in 1957. After operating Hardwoods Inc he became a professional engineer in 1963, spending 23 years with Willamette Industries in Oregon, Arkansas, Louisiana and South Carolina. In 1991, he started DO Engineering Services, retiring in 2001.

Harry ttRantt Ransom, 70,45year hardware salesman at McGuckin Hardware, Boulder, Co., died of cancer Aug.27.

He began his career with Johansen Hardware, Boulder, before becoming McGuckin's fifth hire in 1969.

Ronald Louis ttRon" Marchek, 74, retired Pacific Northwest lumber broker, died of cancer Aug. 30.

His 54-year career as an international lumber broker included 20 years at North Pacific, Portland, Or.

Joseph LaMoine Jenson, 79, owner of Jenson Lumber, Draper, Ut., died of colon cancer Sept. 2.

He founded the firm in 1978, but cancer eventually forced him to abandon day-to-day operations.

George A. Lyon Jr., 87, ex-assistant manager for Foxworth Galbriath, Silver City, N.M., died Sept. 18.

After serving in the U.S. NavY during World War II, he moved to Albuquerque and began cutting timber in the Manzano Mountains for a nearby sawmill, before getting into retail.