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Pcnel Discussion oI Lumber Problems ct Service Club

fn a recent bulletin of the Lumber llerchants Association of Northern California an account rvas given of an association member who invited four of 'his competitors to take part in a panel discussion of the problems of the lumber indqstry at a local service club meeting. The item concludes: "The panel discussion rvas well received by the club and created a valuable amount of good .will toward the five lumbermen who participated. This type of program offers an excellent opportunity for other dealers to acquaint local citizens with the true picture of the lumber industry, and is invaltrable from a public relations standpoint."

Forest Service Annorrnces Extension oI Scn Gorgonio Hecrring

San Francisco, February 3-Regional Forester p. A. Thompson of the California Region, U. S. Forest Servige, announced today that the hearing to consider revising the boundaries of the San Gorgonio primitive Area, San Bernardino Natiorral Forest, may be extended to a two_day program, if all have not been heard.

The hearing was originally set for February 19 at San Bernardino but the increasing interest in the proposed development of the San Gorgonio recreation area has prompted the decision to continue the meeting, into a second day, February 20, if necessary.

Open Lumber Ycrd

Ray Gilpatrick and Gus Standish vard at Campbell, Calif., which will chester Lumber Co. Bill Weeks will have opened a,ltrmber be known as the Winmanage the yard.