The Bulletin., March 18, 1964, Page 21, Image 21

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Lumber:
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When it comes to building, lumber is still the number one material
used in this nation's homes, office and business buildings. This is
the way it will always be . . . because wood has strength, econ
omy, beauty. With planned programs of reforestation and
selective cutting . . . and with projected future needs show
ing an immense demand, the lumber industry faces a
bright future.
Lumber:
The three progressive wood-working firms listed below employ over 400
Prinevilfe residents in various assignments at their plants. Their tax and
payroll contribution over the past years has amounted to millions of dollars.
Each is dedicated to the future of the Prinevilfe and Crook County area.
Each looks forward to the future with anticipation. As more and more logs are
cut, and as more and more of the log is used for different wood products,
these firms and their employes will prosper. And so will Crook County and Prineville.
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IS BUILDING
A NATION
A GROWING
INDUSTRY
Facing the need to diversity, the lumber industry it
ever-changing, adding new products to those with
already, established markets. Pine boards, di
mension lumber, wood chips, door and win
dow moundings, and various kinds of mill
' work are an integral part of the lumber
ndustry today. The continually grow
ing demand for more and better
wood products provides a constant
challenge to the lumber indus
try and guarantees unlimited
growth. This growth will
benefit Prineville and
Crook County. As wt
' grow and contribute
our share to the
community, so
the commun
ity benefits.
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