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British Columbicr Lumber Production

Lumber production for 36 mills reporting to the British Columbia Lumber & Shingle Manufacturers Association for November amounted, to 84,26I,130 board feet, and shipments for that month amounted to 84,045,273 feet.

Of the total shipments, Vancouver received, 16,121,846 feet or 19.2%. Export markets got 39,863,433 or 4Z.S/,;, The remaining shipments went to the prairie provinces, eastern Canada and the United States.

. November total production of the 36 mills was nearly l0 million feet below that of October, but about 4 million feet more than in November, 1945. Total Coast production is estimated at Il2 million feet. Orders on hand Nov. Sl totaled 274 million feet; stocks on hand at that date 98,413,159 feet.

Scrv-A-Space Sliding Doors Glide Quietly

Sav-A-Space Sliding Doors are not to be confused with old-fashioned sliding doors, according to MacDougall Door & Plywood Co, 2I,35 East 51st Street, Los Angeles 11, wholesale distributors. They have no noisy met4l track, no clanking wheels, and glide out or in quietly. They are available for immediate delivery in all stock sizes. Telephone number is Klmball 3161.

Chcrnge oI Ncune

Airway Lumber Co. is the new name of the yard formerly operated by Strawn Lumber Co. in fnglewood, Calif. The owner is Lou Lemieux, formerly with Anglo California Lumber eo., Los Angeles.

Ycrd Permcurently Reopened

Willow Glen Lumber Co., San Jose, whose yard was closed for some timd on account of war conditions, is now permanently reopened.

A. S. (Red) McKinney, the owner, will spend most of his time in San Jose, but will make frequent trips up and down the Coast, buying up north, and visiting hG brother" Austin, who manages the McKinney Lumber Co., hardwood dealers, Los Angeles.

Stan Lewis, is manager of the San Jose yard, whictl carries the usual yard items of lumber and millwork,. builders hardware and supplies. They will manufacture some casework in their shop, and will probably manufacture some sash, doors and frames later.

Bcugh-Gould

Miss Phyllis Gould of Portland, Oregon, was married to William E. Baugh at First Congregational Church, Los Angeles, January 26. The bridegroom,s brother, Robert Baugh, was best man. The honeymoon was spenr at Rancho Santa Fe, San Diego County.

_ Mr. Baugh is a partner in the lumber firm of Bhugh Bros. & Co., Los Angeles. He was four years overseas with the U. S. Army, and served in North Africa and Italy.

Occupy Additioncl Wcrehouse Spcce

T. M. Cobb Co. is now occupying the 8000 square feet of additional warehouse space, in buildings recently completed adjoining the present warehouse at 5800 Central Avenue, Log Angeles.

W. T. BI.ACK

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