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Ray Haley of Haley Bros., wholesale sash, door and plywood dealers, Santa Monica, is on a vacation trip to the Eastern states and Canada. He is accompanied by his family, is travelirig by trailer, and has spent some time in Yellorvstone National Park, Banff National Park and other interesting places on the rvay. He will return in September.

John W. Fisher, well knorn'n Santa Monica retail lumberman, Mrs. Fisher, and their granddaughter, Maureen Fox, returned to Santa Monica July 27 from spending a fer,r' weeks at Lake Tahoe.

Lee H. Eubank, I-. H. Eubank & Son, Inglewood, left July 17 lor an extended business and vacation trip to the Southwest, South and Middle West. He r,vill be gone about two months.

Rex Clark, general manager oJ Consolidated Lumber Co., Wilmington, Calif., returned August 11 from a four weeks' business and vacation trip to Oregon and Washington. He was acccompanied by his wife and daughter and they went as far north as Seattle.

Francis Mandis, sales manager, ment Co., Long Beach, was back a vacation at Lake Arrowhead.

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E. W. Lorvther Acme Blower & Pipe Company, Los Angeles, recently returned from vacationing in the Redwood Empire. He was accpmpanied by Mrs. Lowther and their son, E. W. (Bill) Lowther, Jr., who is in the U. S. Army Signal Corps, stationed at Camp Stoneman, Calif.

Don Braley, manager, United States Ply*'ood Corp., San Francisco Branch, returned July 22 from spending his vacation with his family in Idaho.

Donald G. Bird, pre-war manager of the Stockton Lumber Co., Stockton, is norv associated rvith the Central Lumber Co., Stockton, following his return from 39 months' service with the Marines in the Pacific.

A. J. (Gus) Russell, cisco, was back at his annual encampment oI Grove.

Santa Fe Lumber Co., San Frandesk August 5 after attending the the Bohemian Club at Bohemian

Paul Wilson, general manager, Building Material Distributors, Stockton, recently traveled by air to Fresno and Los Angeles on business. He flew the firm's own plane, and picked up Ken Schroll, their Fresno representative, to make the trip 'with him.

Ed Gallagher, Strable part of his vacation at Calif.

Hardwood Co., Oakland, spent his old home town, Fort Bragg,

Homer B. Nlaris, Oakland, Northern California representative of Simpson fndustries, Inc., returned early this month from a visit to his organization's plants, and their main offi'ce in Seattle.

A. E. Wolff, vice president and manager of Rounds Trading Company, San Francisco, returned at the end of July from a business trip by plane to Portland, Seattle and Vancouver, B. C. I{e r,r'as accompanied by Mrs. Wolff on the trip.

J. R. (Bob) Raymer, Yosemite Builders Supply Co., Merced, Calif., spent l0 days recently calling on the fir mills in Oregon.

John Vosmek of Sherwood Forest Lumber Co., South Gate, Calif., was a recent visitor to Oregon, where he speut several weeks visiting sawmills.

V. E. Johnson, who is associated rvith Harry G. Dowson in Rogue Lurnber Sales Co., Medford, Oregon, vacationed in San Francisco in the latter part of July.

G. F. (Jerry) Bonnington, Lamon-Bonnington Co., San Francisco, left July 29 on a three weeks' trip to Oregon, where he rvill call on sawmills.