WOODUING
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UTILIZATION REPORT & DIRECTORY
August 1972
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Resource Conservation & Development Project
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CONTENTS
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HARDWOODS.
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Harvesting, Products and Prices
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POLES & PILING'
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PULP & PAPER'
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Special Products & Secondary Manufacturing
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Alphabetical Listing of the Wood-Using Industries
Prepared by:
E. Douglas Cruickshank
Utilization & Marketing Forester
Oregon State Department of Forestry
Assigned to the Upper Willamette RC&D Project
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PR E FA C E
This Utilization Report and Directory of the Wood-Using Industries
has been prepared upon the request of the Woodland Committee of
the Upper Willamette Resource Conservation and Development Project.
The RC&D Project is an overall program for accelerating the resource
development of the Project Area.
Since the 1969 edition of this report was published, the industry
has experiiced a nuniberofchanges; some companies have terminated
their operations while some new ones have emerged.
The scope of
the Upper Willamette RC&D Project area has also changed. In 1966,
the boundaries were fixed geographically and included only the area
between the Cascade and Coast Ranges. Now, politicalboundaries
are used and include all of Benton, Lane, Lincoln and Linn counties.
This Directory is a revision of those published in 1966 and 1969.
Its purpose is to provide a condensed compilation of the industries
It covers all
and help towards better utilization and marketing.
primary and secondary manufacturing i4thin the RC&D Project Area.
The Directory also lists the facilities,
primary products and amount of production by various size classes of each company.
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WILLAMETTE
CONSERVATION
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DIRECTORY GUIDE
A.
The wood-using industries are listed in alphabetical order.
(The conifer industries are listed by county in alphabetical
order.)
address, telephone number,
alp
B.
Individual listing is by naine,
code and by key personnel.
C.
The species used are keyed by synbo1s as used in the Forest
Type Classification for the Pacific Northwest Region, by the
U. S. Forest Service, as follows:
'Irpe
Syinbol
Common and Scientific Name
Conifers:
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IC
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SP
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Hardwoods:
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BC
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D.
uglas fir (PoeudoXga nienz-LeLí)
Western hemlock (Tuga hctvtophjUa)
Western Red cedar (Thtija
pícata)
White fir (Ab-í,ò oncoonj
Incense cedar (Lbocd'w,o
Ponderosa pine (P-ínwo pondvwa)
Redwood (Seq.w-<ía
Sugar pine I P-L'iw Lamb eJt-tana)
Pícaa SLtahcoLo)
Sitka spruce
Pacific yew (Taxus
dcwvtn)
(
bieuolth)
Red alder (Abw,o kabìi)
Black cottonwood (PopwPws t'uíchowvtpa)
Bigleaf maple (Acv macitophythnn)
Oregon oak (Qe'cw Gaviyaria)
Oregon ash (FìiaxLnu,o
atÇoia)
Physical facilities are coded as follows:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
Headsaw
Resaw
Planer
Debarker
Bark hog
Bark hainmennill
Bark bin
Bark bagger
Chipper
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
Chip bin
Burner
3
Forced air dryer
Dry kiln
Pressure treating chamber
Soaking tank
Rotary lathe
Veneer slicer
Mechanical splitter
Rail siding
Lumber packager
Plywood press(es)
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size class code shows reported annual production
board feet, Scribner* rule, for 1971 as follows:
The
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8 NMBF3*4
25 MMBF
50 MMBF
100 MLBF
200 NNBF
200 NMBF
Conversion of square feet of plywood to board feet is 1000
square feet of plywood (on 3/8" basis) equals 440 board ft.
Million Board Feet
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ThENDS OF TRE WOO-USING INDUSThX
Forest products industries,
as a whole, had an excellent year in 1972.
"housing construction set new records again in May, with actual private starts
totaling 223,800 units, compared with April's record-breaking 210,500.
The
increase over April was in single family residences and centered around a
24% jump in starts in the North Central states."jJ On the local level, most
companies reported increased production as compared to other years. Several
companies made improvements.
"Waterborne shipments of lumber from the Pacific coast of North America
increased 10% duringthefirst quarter of 1972 compared with a like period of
Almost 989 million board feet were shipped despite a month-long ship1971.
ping tie-up at United States west coast ports. Canadian shipments to U. S.
ports rose 24% over 1971 levels to 389.3 million board feet while exports
were down slightly; the reverse was true in the U. S. as exports rose 21% to
186.2 million feet while domestic cargoes were marginally lower."/
"Oregon continues to lead other states and regions as the largest producer of plywood.
Last year some 8.1 billion square feet were produced in
Oregon, with this figure representing 48.8% of the total output. However,
1971 marked the first year that Oregon's share of the market dropped below
50%;
in 1967 Oregon produced 57.4% of all the plywood manufactured.lt/
The
reduction is attributed to increased production in the South. According to
figures compiled by the American Plywood Association, the South last year
produced some 4.4 billion square feet, or 26.6%ofthe 16.6 billion feet manufactured inthis country. Production in the southern Yellow Pine region has
soared 147.8% in the last four years. In 1967, the South accounted for only
13.7%ofthe total U. S. outputofl2.9 billion square feet. Since that time,
some 50-odd mills have come online in the southern region."L/
"The export chip market, although soft, is expectedtoimprove.
Japan's
need for pulp and paper is estimated at 16.9 million tons by the year 1975
and 23k- million tons by 1980."/ "Western North America is clearly the premium potential soarceofhigh quality wood chipsorof market pulp for Japan's
long-tenn needs."/
Logging slash offers a potential source for chippable
material.
The U. S. Forest Service estimates 100 tons of slash per acre is
left on the groimd after logging in the Douglas fir region.
Two salvage log
plants are already constructed in Lane County to process chips, but productionisnot expected from either plant until the surplus of chips is absorbed
into the market.
New techniquesareneeded to handle salvageable slash. Perhaps specialized crews using equipment designed to handle slash after the logging has
terminated is the Answer.
It is known already that regular logging crews,
using conventional equipment,
cannot do the job economically under present
cost allowances in timber appraisals.
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Random Lengths publication, page 1, June 23, 1972.
El Random Lengths publication, page 3, May 19, 1972.
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Random Lengths publication, pgs. 2 and 3, April 21, 1972.
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White, Vernon S.,
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Japan's Search for More Fiber Has Impact Around
the World, Forest Industries, pgs. 32-38, August 1972.
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The utilization of pre-comniercial thiimings from our Douglas fir stands
by post peeling companies has taken a large step forward in the Upper Willamette RC&D Project Area during the last three years. Six separate companies
Nevertheless, some orders for roundwood
are now operating at f all capacity.
There is no shortage
products are unfilled due to inadequate inventories.
of raw material.
Pre-commercial thinning is needed on more than a million
acres in the project area of Benton, Lane, Lincoln and Linn counties.
Several of the more progressive timber holding companies are contracting
Usually, the post companies are alfor thinning operations on their lands.
lowed to remove the post material free or with a nominal charge in return for
This removes the fire hazard for the landowner, provides
the thinning job.
employment for the post companies, and useful products for the consumers.
-tha 1972 On.gon S-tate. Faú, the w-Lzctíon
ou.ndwood poz-to was pìromo-td by íhowí.vig the
pwduct and p.aÁin&l -the advantage.
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CONIFERS
CONIFER INDUSTRIES - BENTON COUNTY
FIRM
Alsea Lumber Company
Route 3, Box 70
Alsea, Oregon 97324
486-4175
Phone:
Raymond Hendrix, Plant
SPECIES
FACILITIES
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1,
C,
H
5,
PRODUCTS OR
SERVICES
SIZE
CLASS
lumber, chips,
hogged fuel
B
exterior plywood
C
battery
separators,
hardboard,
Engineering
and Technology
E
12,
plywood, hogged
fuel
D
4,
rough and surfaced lumber,
C
2, 4,
7, 9,
10
l4gr.
Brand Stt Corporation
Benton Division
Airport Road
P. 0. Box 1087
Corvallis, Oregon 97330
753-4463
Phone:
Fred Darby, Plant Mgr.
D
Evans Products Company
Fiber Products Division
1120 S. E. Crystal Lake Dr.
P. 0. Box E
Corvallis, Oregon 97330
Phone: 753-1211
Dr. P. Zenezak, Exec. Vice-
D
3, 9, 10,
15, 19
D
5,
12,
19,
21
Pres. and Gen. Mgr.
Georgia-Pacific Corporation
Springfield Division
Camp Adair Plant
P. O. Box 988
Corvallis, Oregon 97330
Phone: 926-8805
Bennie F. Christensen, Gen.
19,
7,
21
Mgr.
Hobin Lumber Company
P. 0. Box 709
Philomath, Oregon 97370
Phone:
929-3205
Gary Robin, Vice-Pres.
D
Hobin Planing Mill
Highway 20
Mail:
P. 0. Box 709
Philomath, Oregon 97370
Phone:
929-3458
Gary Hobin, Vice-Pres.
D
1,
2,
9,
lO
ships, sawdust,
shavings, bark
3,
19,
lO,
20
14,
Planing mill only.
Size included
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SPECIES
FACILITTES
Hoskins Lumber Company
Route i
Philoniath, Oregon 97370
Phone: 929-3961
Ace and Linn Moser, omers
D,
H
1,
Hull-Oakes Lumber Company
Route i
Monroe, Oregon 97456
4.24-3112
Phone:
Ralph Hull, owner
D,
H,
1 ,
2,
4,
9,
19
Leading Plywood Corporation
Reservoir Road
P. O. Box L
Philomath, Oregon 97370
Phone: 929-3143
Harvey Crawford, Supt.
D
Nid-Willemette Lumber Corp.
P. 0. Box 706
Philomath, Oregon 97370
929-3347
Phone:
Norman Sapp, Pres.
H,
Mika Lumber Company
P. O. Box 1088
Philoniath, Oregon 97370
929-5376
Phone:
Tom Wallace, Vice-Pres.
D,
Miller, I. P. Lumber, Inc.
Route i
Monroe, Oregon 97456
424-3141
Phone:
Ray Miller, Gen. Mgr.
D,
C
H,
Moser Lumber Company
Kings Valley
Oregon 97353
D,
H
C
3,
5, 7,
SIZE
CLASS
green 1inber,
chips
B
rough and surfaced lumber,
chips, long
B
timbers, bark,
sawdust, shavings
12,
19,
exterior plywood
C
21
C,
3,
19
custom planing,
shavings
C
1,
5, 7,
rough green
B
9,
10,
lumber, chips,
hogged fuel,
sawdust
D
H
19
D
green and surfaced
lumber, long timbers, industrial
clears, chips,
bark, shavings
B
3,
6,
rough and surfaced lumber,
B
9,
chips
1, 2, 3,
4,
9,
19
1,
2,
4,
5,
8,
7,
10,
phone:
463-4131
Charles Moser, Pres.
North Side Lumber Company
P. 0. Box 311
Philoniath, Oregon 97370
Phone: 929-3161
Dorvel and Anna Bevens,
owners
2, 4,
7,
5,
9,
10, 19
PRODUCTS OR
SERVICES
19
1, 2, 3,
4, 5, 7,
9, 10,
19
rough and surfaced lumber,
chips,
shavings,
hogged fuel
C
SIZE
CLASS
SPECIES
FACILITIES
PRODUCTS OR
SERVICES
Rex Veneer Company
P. 0. Box 429
Philomath, Oregon 97370
Phone: 929-3544
Elwood Berkiund, Plant Mgr.
D
4, 6, 9,
10, 16,
veneer, chips,
hogged fuel
C
Three "G" Lumber Company
Route 1, Box 23G
Philoinath, Oregon 97370
Phone:
929-3265
J. R. Gates, Pres.
D, H
rough green and
surfaced lumber,
B
FIRM
1,
2,
4,
9,
19
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3,
10,
chips, shavings,
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CONIFER INDUSThIES - LANE COUNTY
FIRM
SPECIES
All american Stud Company
Jasper Road
Box 267
Springfield, Oregon 9'7477
Phone:
747-3371
Gordon Tripp, Pres.
H,
Barker Willamette Lbr. Co., Inc.
118 Highway 99N
P. 0. Box 806
Eugene, Oregon 97401
Phone:
345-4339
Edward Kohier, Plant Supt.
D,
Bauman, H. Lumber Co.
705 Berntzen Road
Eugene, Oregon 97402
Chet. Bauman, owner
D
Bethel Dry Kilns
3600 West ist Street
Eugene, Oregon 97402
Phone: 342-5421
Joe Pulone, Plant Ngr.
D,
WF
FACILITIES
SIZE
CLASS
chips,
1,
2, 3,
studs,
4,
9,
5,
7,
10, 13,
hogged fuel
19,
H
PRODUCTS OR
SERVICES
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20
2,
green lumber,
chips
C
1,
11
rough green
lumber, custom
cutting
A
2,
3,
1,
3,
19,
9,
4,
20
H,
C, RA,
13,
resawing, planing,
dry kilning
3,
green, rough, surfaced and kiln dried
lumber, veneer, plywood, chips, hogged
fuel
C
i, 2, 3,
4, 5, 7,
9, 10, 13,
19, 20
surfaced and kiln
dried lumber, chips,
shavings
C
12,
particleboard
C
19, 20
M
Bohemia Inc.
Cuip Creek, Oregon
D,
Bohemia Inc.
Rickini Lumber Company
Saginaw, Oregon 97472
Phone: 972-4471
Bud Williams, Plant Mgr.
D,
H
i,
97427
946-1511
Phone:
Bud Williams, Plant Mgr.
Main Office:
2280 Oalonont Way
Eugene, Oregon 97401
342-6262
Phone:
2,
4, 5, 9,
10, 12,
13, 16,
18, 19,
20, 21
H
Bohemia Inc.
Cascade Fiber Company
50 Danebo Avenue N.
Eugene, Oregon 97402
689-0200
Phone:
Paul E. Hellwege, Plant Mgr.
il
19
FIRM
SPECIES
Bohemia Inc.*
18th & Holly Streets
Junction City, Oregon 97448
Phone:
998-2329
Leo Sunnell, Supt. of
Plywood Operations
All mail to Nain Office:
2280 Oakmont Way
Eugene, Oregon 97401
342-6262
Phone:
D,
Bohemia Inc.*
Horton, Oregon 97448
Phone: 925-3421
Leo Sunnell, Supt. of
Plywood Operations
All mail to ?ain Office:
2280 Oakmont Way
Eugene, Oregon 97401
Phone: 342-6262
D
Bohemia Inc.**
Coburg, Oregon 97401
344-4289
Phone:
All mail to Main Office:
2280 OaIanont Way
Eugene, Oregon 97401
Phone: 342-6262
FACILITIES
PRODUCTS OR
SERVICES
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SIZE
CLASS
plywood, remanuSactured
lumber
C
4, 9, lO,
16
green veneer,
C
D
1, 2, 3,
4, 5, 7,
9, 10, 16,
19
veneer, lumber,
chips, bark mulch,
wood chunks, shavings, sawdust
C
Bohemia Inc.
Bohemia Wood Systems
Saginaw, Oregon 97472
Phone
942-4473
Al. Uskoski, Plant Ngr.
D
19,
laminated beams
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Bohemia Inc.
Century Home Components Div.
125 N. Cleve],and Avenue
Eugene, Oregon 97401
Phone: 688-7100
Jini Luce, Component Mgr.
D,
manuÇactured wall
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Bohemia Inc.
Bohemia Homes
2140 Prairie Road
Eugene, Oregon 97402
Phone:
688-7100
John McKean, Plant Mgr.
D
H
2,
19,
3, 13,
20,
21
20
cores, chips,
hogged fuel
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H
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trusses, house
components,
commercial structures
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Formerly owned by American Can Company
Formerly owned by Coburg Veneer Corporation
12
modular homes
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SPECIES
FACILITIES
Brand ?5? Corporation
Natron Division
P. O. Box 2
Springfield, Oregon 97477
Phone:
747-4424
Max L. Madison, Plant Mgr.
D
19,
Brand "S" Corporation
Five Rivers Division
Route 3, Box 32
Alsea, Oregon 97324
Phone:
528-3285
Guggenbickler,
Gen. Mgr.
Leon
D
4,
5,
9,
16
10,
Cabax Mills Plywood Division
118 Highway 99N
D
FIRM
Cabax Mills, Mill "B"
2425 Highway 99N
Eugene, Oregon 97401
SIZE
CLASS
plywood
21
7,
4, 5, 6,
7, 9, 12,
16, 19,
Eugene, Oregon 97401
342-4401
Phone:
Glenn Holmes, Plant Supt.
PRODUCTS OR
SERVICES
green veneer,
chips
C
veneer, plywood,
chips, hogged
fuel
21
D, P,
5, 7,
H
12,
9,
16,
veneer, chips
í:i
19
Phone:
342-4401
Glenn Holmes, Plant Supt.
Cainac Veneer,
Inc.
198 North Bertelsen Road
D
4,
9,
16,
veneer, chips
C
cross-arms,
transmission arms,
custom drying
A
19
Eugene, Oregon 97402
Phone:
689-1711
"Van" VanOrden, Plant Supt.
Cascadian Company, Inc.
2075 Cross Street
P. 0. Box 12
Eugene, Oregon 97401
3,
"J
13,
19
688-7411
George Schultz, Pres.
Phone:
Central Manufacturing Corp.
180 South Danebo Avenue
P. 0. Box 946
Eugene, Oregon 97401
Phone: 345-6433
Paul Ryan, Pres.
Champion International
(u. S. Plywood Corp.)
Mapleton Division
P. 0. Box 37
Mapleton, Oregon 97453
Phone: 268-4412
L. A. Kostur, Operations Mgr.
D,
H,
C,
SS
1, 2, 3,
7, 9, 10,
19, 20
green lumber,
chips, shavings,
sawdust
3, 4, 9,
10, 11,
plywood, studs,
chips, bark
12,
16,
19, 20,
21
13
n
FIRM
Clark and Powell Lbr. Co.
P. O. Box 405
Junction City, Oregon 97448
Phone:
SPECIES
FACILITIES
PRODUCTS OR
SERVICES
D,
1,
dimension stock,
5,
shavings, sawdust,
planer ends, bark,
chips, hogged fuel
3, 9, 10,
13, 19
doors, decorative
hardwood, industrial
clears, chips
H,
3, 4,
7, 9,
10, 19
C
998-2201
SIZE
CLASS
B
Warren E. Clark, Pres.
Giff. Powell,
Gen. Mgr.
Clear Fir Sales Co.
Clear Fir Products Co.
Division of Fibreboard Corp.
1116 South "A" Street
Springfield, Oregon 97477
746-4481
Phone:
Ralph DeNoisy, Div. Mgr.
D,
H
Cone Lumber Company
Goshen, Oregon 97401
Phone: 746-1601
Edwin Cone, Pres.
Consolidated Lumber Inc.
2150 Cross Street
Eugene, Oregon 97401
1,
4,
9,
19,
2,
3,
6, 7,
10, 13,
20
rough, surfaced
kiln dried lumber,
chips, bark humus,
shavings , sawdust,
hogged fuel
2
H,
C, P,
D,
re -manufacturing
RA, M
Phone:
689-3261
John DeMarco, Gen. Mgr.
Cuddeback Lumber Company
2022 Jefferson Street
Eugene, Oregon 97405
Phone: 345-0581
S. A. Cuddeback, Pres.
D,
Davidson Industries, Inc.
P. 0. Box 7
Mapleton, Oregon 97453
268-4422
Phone:
Don-Lee Davidson, Pres.
D,
1,
2,
SS, C
9,
10,
Davidson Lumber Company
P. 0. Box 4525
Mapleton, Oregon 97453
268-4455
Phone:
Don-Lee Davidson, Pres.
D,H,
1,
2,3,
2, 3,
4, 9, 10,
13, 16,
1,
C,
P
19,
SS,
H,
C
20
4,
11
10,
4, 9,
11, 19,
green and kiln dried
lumber, veneer,
bleacher seats,
clears, structurais,
cross-arms, chips,
hogged fuel
C
timbers, dimension,
chips
C
timbers, export
cuttings, chips
C
timbers, dimension,
chips, shavings
C
20
Davidson Industries, Inc.
(Erskine Lumber Company)
P. 0. Box 8
Swisshome, Oregon 97480
268-4475
Phone:
Rudy Love, Plant Mgr.
1, 2, 3,
4, 9, 11,
18, 19,,
20
14
FIBII
SPECIES
FACILITIES
Dexter Veneer
Dexter, Oregon 97431
Phone:
937-2621
M. E. Warren, Supt.
4,
Douglas Fir Luniber Co.
1800 Prairie Road
P. 0. Box 494
Eugene, Oregon 97402
688-8665
Phone:
Ben King, owner
1,
Eugene Stud & Veneer, Inc.
3300 Cross Street
P. 0. Box 389
Eugene, Oregon 97402
Phone:
689-3351
Bob Cole, Plant Mgr.
PRODUCTS OR
SERVICES
SIZE
CLASS
9,
10,
veneer, chips
B
3,
19
rough and surfaped lumber,
sawdust
A
16
3, 4, 5,
7, 9, 10,
12, 16,
ti]
veneer, chips,
cores, hogged
fuel
19
Gem Lumber, Inc.
3539 Commercial Avenue
P. O. Box 137
Springfield, Oregon 97477
Phone:
747-9332
Cecil E. Wingard, Pres.
D
Georgia-Pacific Corporation
Nain Office
1900 Irving Road
P. 0. Box 789
Eugene, Oregon 97402
Phone: 689-1221
George Ritchie, Gen. Mgr.
D,
1,
3, 4,
7, 9,
10, 19,
5,
planks, lumber,
ties,
chips,
hogged fuel
20
H
3, 4, 5,
9, 10, 12,
16, 18, 19,
plywood, panels,
tD
studs,
chips
hogged fuel
21
Georgia-Pacific Corporation
D, H
410 South 14th Street
P. 0. Box 248
Springfield, Oregon 97477
689-1221
Phone:
(Main Office)
George Ritchie, Gen. Mgr.
3,
Giustina Bros. Lumber &
Plywood Corporation
2nd W. and Garfield
P. O. Box 989
Eugene, Oregon 97401
Phone: 345-2301
Ehrnian V. Giustina, VicePres.
2, 3, 4,
6, 7, 9,
10, 12,
4, 5,
7, 9, 10,
12, 16,
18, 19,
plywood, panels,
chips, studs,
hogged fuel
D
plywood, studs
chip s , bark-o-niulch
C
21
D, H,
WF, C,
P
15
16,
19,
20,
21
FIRM
Gregory Lumber Company
11th Avenue West
P. 0. Box 721
Eugene, Oregon 9'74O2
SPECIES
FACILITIES
D,
1,
H,
C
9,
3, 4,
13, 19
PRODUCTS OR
SERVICES
green and kiln
dried lumber,
dimension, chips,
hogged fuel
344-2273
Phone:
Fred Gregory, Supt.
Hills Creek Lumber Company
P. 0. Box 83
Jasper, Oregon 97401
Phone: 746-1706
Grover Kelsay, Mgr.
Hines, Edward Lumber Co.
Westfir, Oregon 97492
Phone: 782-2201
James H. Anthony, Gen. Mgr.
ppJ
cross-arias, lumber,
1, 2, 3,
4, 7, 9,
10, 13,
garage and truck
body stock, ladder
19
stock, chips
1, 2, 3,
4, 5, 9,
10, 12,
green, surfaced and
kiln dried lumber,
veneer, plywood,
chips
13,
19,
16,
20,
21
International Paper Company
Long-Bell Division
Vaughn Road
P. 0. Box 308
Veneta, Oregon 97487
935-2215
Phone:
Robert Rexses, Prod. Mgr.
D,
Kimball Bros. Lumber Co.
Highway 58
Route 1, Box 107
Dexter, Oregon 97431
Phone: 746-7643
Arthur Lindley, Gen. Mgr.
D, C
H,
1,
C
2, 3,
5,
7,
4,
9, 10,
12, 13,
19,
veneer, plywood,
lumber, chips,
shavings, hogged
fuel
21
1,
2, 3,
green lumber, chips,
4,
9,
5, 7,
10, 19
shavings, sawdust,
hogged fuel
Lane Plywood, Inc.
465 South Bertelsen Road
Eugene, Oregon 97402
Phone: 342-5561
Nathan Coleman, Pres.
4,
Leading Plywood Corporation
Eugene Division
2511 West Sixth Avenue
P. 0. Box 2486
Eugene, Oregon 97402
345-0156
Phone:
Donald Gee, Plant Mgr.
5,
5, 7,
9, 10, 12,
16, 19,
veneer, plywood,
chips, decorative
bark
21
19,
16
7,
21
12,
plywood, sander
dust, hogged fuel
SIZE
CLASS
PRODUCTS OR
SERVICES
SIZE
CLASS
SPECIES
FACILITIES
Mazama Timber Products, Inc.
Cre swell Division
3 Park Drive
Creswell, Oregon 97426
95-2151
Phone:
Jerry Solomon, Plant Mgr.
D
4,
5, 7,
9, 10, 16,
19
veneer, chips,
hogged fuel
C
Mazaina Timber Products, Inc.
D
4, 5, 7,
9, 10, 16,
18, 19
veneer,
chips,
B
FIRM
Goshen Division
P. 0. Box 6
hogged fuel
Goshen, Oregon 97401
Phone: 746-967
Jerry Solomon, Plant Mgr.
Mazama Timber Products, Inc.
P. O. Box 217
Saginaw, Oregon 97472
Phone:
D
veneer, chips,
hogged fuel
C
cross-arms, mine
sweeper material,
stadium lumber,
export clears,
specified orders,
shavings, hogged
fuel
B
4, 5, 7,
9, 10, 16,
19
green veneer,
D
2,
4,
9,
5,
10,
7,
16,
19
942.-4425
Jerry Solomon, Plant Mgr.
Mt. June Lumber Company
P. 0. Box 176
Springfield, Oregon 97477
746-1634
Phone:
H. W. White, Sr., Pres.
D
Murphy Company, Inc.
Route 2, Box 475
Florence, Oregon 97439
Phone: 997-8455
Peter C. Murphy, Sr., Pres.
D
Oregon Industrial Lumber
Products, Inc.
Marcola Road
Springfield, Oregon 97477
P. 0. Box 1413
Eugene, Oregon 97401
Phone: 746-2531
Verne McGuire, Plant Mgr.
Oregon Wood Products, Inc.
2210 Cross Street
P. 0. Box 1929
Eugene, Oregon 97401
Phone:
688-5699
Jack Ruble, Pres.
1,
18,
2, 3,
19,
20
D,
H,
D,
H
2,
17
bark
3,
13,
kiln dried
industrial clears,
mouldings
A
3,
19
custom cutting,
pallets, lumber
re-manufacturing,
shavings
B
19
C
cores, chips,
FIEN
SPECIES
1,3,4,
Phillipo Forest Products, Inc.
3322 Commercial Avenue
P. 0. Box 1027
Springfield, Oregon 97477
Phone: 747-7065
Harry Phillipo, Pres.
D
Pope & Talbot, Inc.
Oakridge, Oregon 97463
Phone: 782-2251
John Carver, Plant Mgr.
D,H,
Popular Panel, Inc.
3535 West ist Street
Eugene, Oregon 97402
Phone:
686-9626
James E. Shaw, Plant Mgr.
9,
C,P
19, 20
1,2,3,
4,5,6,
p]
D,
RA
Rosboro Lumber Company
2509 Nain Street
Springfield, Oregon 97477
746-8411
Phone:
Paul B. Cole, Gen. Mgr.
D,
H,
Roseburg Lumber Company
Goshen plant
Goshen, Oregon 97401
Ken Ford, owner
D,
Seneca Sanill Company
3305 Highway 99M
Eugene, Oregon 97401
689-1011
Phone:
Aaron Jones, Pres.,
D
Siuslaw Valley Veneer, Inc.
P. 0. Box 5
Swisshome, Oregon 97480
D
P
H
PRODUCTS OR
SERVICES
19, 20
19
panels
2,
3,
i,
2, 3,
19
kiln dried lumber,
7, 12, 13,
16, 19
special orders,
laminated beams,
veneer, sawdust,
hogged fuel
1,2,3,
6, 7,
10, 13,
4,
9,
19, 20
4,9,10,
16,
19
IP]
re-manufacturing
ties,
10
CLASS
A
4,5,6,
4, 9,
SIZE
rough and surfaced green
lumber, chips,
sawdust, hogged
fuel
kiln dried and
surfaced lumber,
particleboard,
veneer, chips,
hogged fuel
7, 9, 10,
13, 16,
R-MAK Industries
3395 West ist Street
P. 0. Box 2771
Eugene, Oregon 97402
Phone: 342-1891
Max Pierce, Plant Mg.
268-4447
Phone:
Eugene --342-48 14
Don Wilbur, Pres.
FACILITIES
(
'P]
cross-arias,
new--not in operation)
surfaced and kiln
dried lumber, chips,
bark mulch
green veneer,
cores, chips
"J
FIRM
Star Lumber Company
520 Chambers Street
Eugene, Oregon 97401
Phone: 345-0174
Owen Kayser, Pres.
SPECIES
D,
P
1,
2,
D,
C
SF
D
Tangfeldt Lumber Company
13 West Highway 99N
D,
surfaced and
kiln dried lumber,
chips, hogged
fuel
3,
flooring, stepping,
dimension, ladder
stock, railway and
car stock, stadium
seats, special
cuttings, chips,
shavings, hogged
fuel
4, 5,
7, 9, 10,
13, 19,
H,
1, 2,
4,
9,
5, 7,
10,
13,
19
H,
C
C
4, 5, 7,
9, 10, 12,
16, 19
veneer, chips,
hogged fuel
1, 2,
rough and surfaced
4,
9,
lumber,
3,
5, 7,
19,
C
chips,
hogged
20
343-4492
Phone:
Jim Jacobson, Pres.
WF,
H, P
Triangle Veneer, Inc.
2340 Irving Road
Eugene, Oregon 97402
Phone: 689-0411
M. S. Fredrickson, Gen. Mgr.
D,
Trus Joist Corporation
195 North Bertelsen Road
Eugene, Oregon 97402
Phone: 689-5331
William C. Cooley, Plant Mgr.
D
4, 9,
19
W-W Lumber Company
1240 East Main Street
Cottage Grove, Oregon 97424
942-2415
Phone:
William Claussen, Pres.
D,
H,
WF, C,
1,
*
3,
6,
SIZE
CLASS
20
Swanson Bros. Lbr. Co., Inc.
P. 0. Box 308
Noti, Oregon 97461
935-2231
Phone:
Ray Swanson, Pres.
Plywood Company
42nd Street
P. 0. Box 1008
Springfield, Oregon 97477
Phone: 746-1681
Don Rupe, Plant Mgr.
H,
FACILITIES
PRODUCTS OR
SERVICES
4,
5,
9,
10,
16,
IC
7,
12,
veneer, chips,
hogged fuel
16,
micro laxn*
manufacturing
C
studs, cross-arms,
ties, chips
B
19
2,
3,
4, 9, 10,
13, 19,
20
micro lam--layers of veneer glued into a beam.
FIRM
SPECIES
Weyerhaeuser Company
P. O. Box 275
Springfield, Oregon 97477
Phone: 746-2511
Robert G. Williams,
Wood Products Manager
D,
Weyerhaeuser Company
P. 0. Box 667
Cottage Grove, Oregon
D,
H
1,
H
1,
97424
Willainette Industries, Inc.
3,
5,
6,
D,
H,
2,
3,
6,
F
Ply-veneer
laminated beams,
D
2, 3
pallets, stickers,
band sticks,
moulding, door
i smb s
A
veneer, plywood,
chips, hogged fuel
C
chips from salvage
logs
A
1, 3
rough green lumber,
sawdust
A
1,
rough, green and
surfaced lumber,
chips, hogged
fuel
5, 7,
10, 12,
16,
19,
21
Willamette View Forest Prod.,Inc.
Airport Road
Oakridge, Oregon 97463
Phone: 782-3269
Steven D. Vaughn, Pres.
D
4,
D
9,
10
Zip-O-Log Mills, Inc.
2235 West Sixth Avenue
P. 0. Box 2130
Eugene, Oregon 97402
Phone:
343-7758
W. G. Hallstrom, Pres.
2, 3,
4, 5, 7,
9, 10, 19
Zip-O-Log Veneer, Inc.
22 South Bertelsen
P. O. Box 2705
Eugene, Oregon 97402
Phone: 345-8755
1,
Al.
lumber, plywood
end glued lumber,
particleboard,
pulp, paperboard,
Pres-To-Logs,
SIZE
CLASS
trusses, arches,
plywood, chips,
lumber
4,
9,
I,]
PRODUCTS OR
SERVICES
4, 5,
9, 10, 12,
13, 15,
16, 19,
20, 21
M
Springfield Division
419 South 28th Street
P. 0. Box L
Springfield, Oregon 97477
Phone: 746-9635
Steven Gibbs, Plant Mgr.
Wilson, John Lumber Company
1424 Ash Avenue
Cottage Grove, Oregon 97424
Phone: (home) 942-5259
John Wilson, Jr., owner
2,
4,
9, 10, 12,
13, 15,
16, 19,
20, 21
Phone:
942-3301
Paul L. Fossum,
Wood Products Manager
Whitsell & 1Jhitsell Co.
3411 Marcola Road
Springfield, Oregon 97477
Phone:
746-5042
Darrell Whitsell, owner
FACILITIES
20
5,
16,
Zmolek, Pres.
20
3, 4,
9, lO,
19
veneer, lumber,
chips, hogged fuel
i;
C
CONIFER INDUSThIES - LINCOLN COUNTY
SPECIES
FIRM
Alsea Veneer Company
P. 0. Box 466
Waldport, Oregon 97394
Phone: 547-3212
D,
H,
FACILITIES
9,
10,
1,
2,
3,
4,
9,
5, 7,
5,
16
SS
PRODUCTS OR
SERVICES
SIZE
CLASS
green veneer,
chips, hogged
fuel
Chet. Clark, owner
Cascadia Lumber Company
P. 0. Box 190
Toledo, Oregon 97391
Phone: 336-2206
Erwin Bahlberg, Plant Mgr.
D,
Georgia-Pacific Corporation
P. 0. Box 580
Toledo, Oregon 97391
D,
Phone:
H,
SS
H
C
19
1,
3, 4,
5, 9, 12,
16, 18,
19, 21
336-2211
lumber, timbers,
dimension
plywood,
studs
E
Robert Rathael, Mgr.
2, 3,
Roberts, Guy Lumber Company
P. 0. Box 310
Port ]ck
Toledo, Oregon 97391
Phone:
336-2283
Earl Roberts, Plant Ngr.
D, H,
1,
SS, C
4, 5, 9,
19, 20
Three AG" Lumber Company
Harlan, Oregon 97328
Phone: 438-4161
Jack Gates, Pres.
D,
H
1, 4,
10,
21
11
9,
boards, dimension,
chips, hogged fuel
rough green
lumber, cants,
chips
13
Chíp4 by -the m-LLe! Evey twen.-tq-Çow't
hou
app'wxniwteLy 300 ccvzo o wood
ehíp4 alte handIed by the awtovncctí.c te-
-taìide't ywtd
o
the
Rc&í1&oad ívi Eugene.
Rctwad
ecvo a'ze. Loaded qwícizLy Çwvn
-the c.hp btrz4. O-the't compctnvi oe
tdao
to t'an.6 pot the eh4m.
22
Sowthvin PacÇíe
CONIFER INDUSTRIES - LINN COUNTY
_______________________
SPECIES
FIRM
American Can Company
Brownsville, Oregon
Phone:
FACILITIES
PRODUCTS OR
SERVICES
-
SIZE
CLASS
H,
WF
1, 2, 3,
4, 9, 13,
19, 20
lumber, chips,
sawdust, shavings
C
D,
H
1, 2, 3,
4, 5, 7,
9, 10, 13,
19, 20
lumber, chips,
shavings, sawdust,
hogged fuel
t,]
1, 2, 3,
4, 5, 7,
9, 10, 19,
lumber, chips,
hogged fuel,
shavings
97327
466-5749
Melvin Powell, Supt. of
Sawmills
All mail to Main Office:
P. 0. Box 215
Halsey, Oregon 97348
369-2293
Phone:
Bauman Lumber Company
Bauman Sawmills, Inc.
P. O. Box 188
Lebanon, Oregon 97355
Phone:
258-2115
William
A.
Bauman, owner
BLES Lumber Company
P. 0. Box 487
Albany, Oregon 97321
926-8608
Phone:
Charles Bernert, Gen. Mgr.
pJ
20
Boise Cascade Corporation
Highway 20 West
P. 0. Box 464
Sweet Home, Oregon 97386
367-6104
Phone:
Marvin Christenson,
Plant Manager
Boise Cascade Corpdration
Albany Divisioi
Old Salem Road
Albany, Oregon 97321
t,]
1, 9, 12,
19, 21
plywood, studs,
chips
9,
plywood
C
lumber, chips,
sawdust
C
19,
10,
21
Phone: 926-5597
Les Keminling, Plant Supt.
Cedar Lumber, Inc.
P. 0. Box 275
Mill City, Oregon 97360
Phone:
859-2111
Donald C. Walker, Pres.
D,
Champion International
(u. S. Plywood-Champion
Papers, Inc.)
Oregon Div.--Cascade Oper.
Lebanon, Oregon 97355
D,
1, 2, 3,
H
4, 9,
10,
11, 13,
19
H,
4, 9, 12,
16, 19,
C
21
258-4424
Phone:
Bob Reineccius, Plant Supt.
23
plywood, scarfed
panels, hardboard,
overlay, chips
SPECIES
FACILITIES
PRODUCTS OR
SERVICES
Cladwood Company
1400 18th Avenue
P. 0. Box 467
Sweet Home, Oregon 97386
Phone: 367-6157
G. S. Robinson, owner
D
19,
building board
Clear Lumber Company
P. O. Box 68
Sweet Home, Oregon 97386
Phone:
367-4355
James E. Stock, owner
D,
Duraflake Company
(Division of Willamette
Industries, Inc.)
P. 0. Box 428
Albany, Oregon 97321
FIRM
21
H,
1, 2, 3,
4, 9, 10,
13, 19
lumber, chips
sawdust
D,
H
19
particleboard
D,
H
1,
C
SIZE
CLASS
B
E
928-3341
Phone:
Tom Buglione, Plant Ngr.
Frank Lumber Co., Inc.
P. 0. Box 1467
Mill City, Oregon 97360
20
dimension,
finger-jointed
lumber, chips,
bark mulch
3, 4, 9,
10, 16,
18, 19
veneer, studs
from peeler cores,
chips
3,
4,
lO,
9,
13, 19,
5,
Phone:
897-2381
Dennis Frank, Gen. Mgr.
Freres Lumber Co., Inc.
Freres Veneer Company
P. 0. Box 8
Lyons, Oregon 97358
Phone: 859-2121
Robert Freres, Gen. Mgr.
D
Indianola Wood Products Co.
P. 0. Box 38
Lebanon, Oregon 97355
D,
H
1,
9,
lO
studs from
peeler cores,
chips
Lebanon Lumber Company
P. 0. Box 38
Lebanon, Oregon 97355
258-8171
Phone:
Willard Friesen, Pres.
D,
H
1,
3,
9,
studs from
peeler cores,
chips
Lumberland, Inc.
Substation Road
Harrisburg, Oregon 97446
995-6366
Phone:
Jerry Cyphert, Mgr.
D,
10
trusses,
custom chipping
258-8171
Phone:
Hugh Hallock, Plant Supt.
10,
H
19
2, 9,
24
i,]
FIRM
Jefferson Lumber Company
P. 0. Box 96
Lyons, Oregon 97358
859-2636
Phone:
Walter Miller, owner
Mt.
SPECIES
D,
H,
BC,
RA,
M
FACILITIES
4,
10,
12,
9,
11,
16,
PRODUCTS OR
SERVICES
veneer, plywood,
chips
SIZE
CLASS
A
19,
21
Mouldings, Inc.
Diamond Hill Road
P. 0. Box 246
Harrisburg, Oregon 97446
Phone: 995-6371
Pete Shelton, Plant Mgr.
P,
North Santiaxn Plywood Co.
P. 0. Box 377
Mill City, Oregon 97360
D
14F,
pre-finished
mouldings;
230 different
patterns
-
H, C,
Virola
12,
21
19,
plywood
íiJ
Phone: 897-2391
Bill Morgan, Plant Mgr.
Northwest Moulding Company
5595 5. Santiam Huy.
Lebanon, Oregon 97355
Phone: 258-4800
Bill Birdsall, Pres.
H,
Oar Lumber Company
Rt. 1, Box 432C
Lebanon, Oregon 97355
Phone: 367-5906
Ed Reynolds, owner
D, H,
C, P
Perinaneer Corporation
D,
Brownsville Division
Brownsville, Oregon 97327
D,
2,
3,
1,
11
19
P, C
P,
H
11,
19
mouldings,
shavings,
cabinet stock
rough green
lumber
12,
A
particleboard
466-5161
Phone:
Gerald H. Calbaum, Plant Mgr.
Simpson Timber Company
Albany Plywood Plant
P. O. Box 308
Albany, Oregon 97321
Phone: 926-2228
George Poornian, Plant Mgr.
-
Stout Creek Lumber Company
P. 0. Box 5
Lyons, Oregon
Phone: 859-2156
W. J. Roberts, Plant Mgr.
D,
9, 12,
16, 19,
21
C
H,
1,
2,
3,
4, 9, 10,
13, 19
overlay panels,
plywood cores,
chips, hogged fuel
D
lumber, chips,
bark mulch,
sawdust
B
FIRM
SPECIES
FACILITIES
Stuckart Lumber Company
P. O. Box 37
Lyons, Oregon 97358
Phone:
859-2116
Robert Stuckart, oi.mer
D,
1,
SWF Plywood Company
D
H,
RC
D,
C
Willamette Industries, Inc.
Griggs Division
P. 0. Box 487
Lebanon, Oregon 97355
Phone:
258-3134
Harry Graham, Manager
D
Willamette Industries, Inc.
Foster Division
P. 0. Box 128
Sweet Home, Oregon 97386
D,
3,
4, 5, 7,
9, 10, 13,
19, 20
9, 10,
19, 21
Albany Division
2703 South Pacific Blvd.
P. 0. Box 338
Albany, Oregon 97321
Phone: 926-4424.
Bob Reineccius, Plant Supt.
Tomco Forest Industries, Inc.
Cascadia Star Route 2
Cascadia, Oregon 97329
Phone:
367-5148
Amos A. Homer, Pres.
2,
H,
H
11,
PRODUCTS OR
SERVICES
kiln dried and
surfaced lumber,
chips, hogged
fuel
SIZE
CLASS
C
plywood
1, 2, 4,
9, 10,
12
cross-arms,
exports, clears,
ties, lumber,
chips, veneer
C
4, 5, 9,
10, 12,
16, 19,
21
veneer, plywood
chips
C
3, 4, 5,
9, 10, 12,
13, 16,
19, 21
plywood, studs,
chips
4, 5, 9,
10, 12,
16, 19,
21
plywood, chips
Phone: 367-2121
Ed Cutler, Resident Mgr.
Willamette Industries, Inc.
Lebanon Division
East Grant Street
P. 0. Box 457
Lebanon, Oregon 97355
Phone: 258-2191
Ed Cutler, Resident Mgr.
D, H
Willamette Industries, Inc.
Sweet Home, Oregon
P. 0. Box 128
Sweet Home, Oregon 97386
367-2121
Phone:
Ed Cutler, Resident Mgr.
1,
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3,
4, 5, 9,
10, 12,
13, 16,
19,
21
26
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HARDWOODS
According to information from a recent report* published by Oregon State
Forestry Department, hardwood companies located in Benton, Lane, Lincoln and
Linn counties cut an estimated daily volume of 154. thousand board feet, or
Figures for 1972 should at
approxiniately 38.5 million board feet in 1971.
Shortages
least equal this amount. The deniandforhardwood lumber was good.
of logs was the problem.
Hardwoods have long taken a back seat to conifers in the Pacific Northwest, but with better utilization and management they will eventually establish their rightful place in the economy.
Some species with a delivered
Hardwoods are becoming more valuable.
value of only a few dollars per thousand board feet twenty years ago, now
bring up to sixty-five dollars or more delivered to the mill. Red alder is
by far the most popular of the Oregon hardwoods and may constitute over 90%
Both red alder and black cottonwood are utilized
of the volume processed.
for core stock in the plywood industry. Redalder is well liked by the furniture trade also, and future demand for this species is expected to increase.
This wood works easily, sands well, has good nail and screw holding ability,
has good color, paints arid stains well, and can be made to look like almost
It is well suited for the manuíacture of many difany other kind of wood.
ferent furniture parts, rangingfrom quality T.V. and stereo cabinets to toys
Black cottonwood achieves the largest size of our local hardand novelties.
woods and, because of its rapid growth and ease of peeling, is becoming inIt is also used for pulp, soft
creasingly popular for veneer core stock.
tissue paper and excelsior.
Oregon ash in this area is ideally suited for the production of furniIt has good physical properties demanded by
ture parts and baseball bats.
the industry.
Unfortunately, the supply of Oregon ash of merchantable size
is somewhat limited.
Locally grown bigleaf maple has long been used for the manufacture of
the famous ttFlintridge" maple furniture at Albany and lower grades of this
species find a ready market for pallet construction.
Oregon white oak is presently being cut by two or more hardwood mills
in the RC&D Project area for pallet construction and occasionally for railroad ties.
*
Cruickshank, E. Douglas, A Report on Hardwoods, Central Lane County,
Oregon, Upper Willamette RC&D Project, May 1972, pp. 10, 11.
HARVESTING & PRODUCTS
Tree species suchasred alder and bigleaf maple are usually bucked into
eight, ten, or twelve-foot log lengths or multiples of these lengths.
Teninch minimum top diameters are usually preferred.
Best utilization demands
that the logs be processed as quickly as possible after felling and bucking
to prevent end checking and sapstain.
Red alder will color soon after cutting if cold decked; this characteristic is the reason for itsname--red alder.
The main products manufactured from hardwoods
RC&D area are:
bigleaf maple
.
.
black cottonwood
.
.
.
.
.
.
......
Oregon ash
in the Upper Willamette
Furniture, flooring, novelties, bow
inlays, veneer and lumber, pallets.
Fine paper tissue, excelsior,
iture core and face stock.
furn-
Baseball bat blanks, handles, ladder stock, pallets, furniture, water
skis.
Oregon white oak
red alder
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Tool handles, fenceposts, fuel wood,
pallets.
Furniture, veneer and lumber, paper
roll cores, fuel wood,
hardboard,
bark mulch.
HARDWOOD LOG PRICES - 1972*
(Delivered to the mill)
Price per MEF
Species
red alder
bigleaf maple
$54.00
45.00
32.00
55.00
55.00
black cottonwood
Oregon ash
Oregon white oak
*
Long logs, over 32 feet, bring premium price.
30
to $65.00
to
60.00
to 65.00
to 65.00
to 75.00
HARDWOOD INDUSThIES
Benton, Lane, Lincoln & Lirin Counties
__________________
-
ESTIMAThD DAILY
PRODUCTION
SPECIES
PRODUCTS
Alderwood Mfg. Company
Rt. 1 Box 3E
Philoniath, Oregon 97370
929-5766
Phone:
Bob Mueller, owner
RA, M
surfaced lumber
hardwood pallets
15 MBF
Barber, Paul Hardwood Inc.
RA,
lumber
round dowel stock
bark mulch
chips
35 MBF
FIRM
M
Box 327
Philomath, Oregon 97370
Phone:
929-5393
Homer }Llldenbrand, Mgr.
Barber, Paul Hardwood, Inc.
P. 0. Box 846
Newport, Oregon 97365
265-2376
Phone:
Avery Crawford, Mgr.
RA, M
furniture stock
hogged fuel
chips
12 MBF
Dahi Lumber Company
Box 151
Oregon 97498
Phone: 547-3607
Ray Dahi, owner
RA, M
furniture stock
lumber
sawdust
10 MBF
Hardwoods Company, Inc.
3385 Pacific Hwy. N.
P. 0. Box 1252
Eugene, Oregon 97401
689-0660
Phone:
Ed )hisler, owner
RA, M,
OA, 00
lumber
furniture stock
chips
sawdust
25 MEF
Hardwoods Components, Inc.
P. O. Box 862
Mehama, Oregon 97384
Phone: 897-2976
Don Jenkins, owner
RA, M,
OA, 00,
10 MBF
PY
lumber
pallet stock
ties
firewood
sawdust
Hendrix Lumber Company
P. 0. Box 46
Alsea, Oregon 97324
Phone: 487-4763
Claude Hendrix, owner
RA, M
rough lumber
10 MBF
31
FIRM
SPECIES
J & L Manufacturing Co.
120 N. Seneca Road
Eugene, Oregon
RA,
M
PRODUCTS
ESTIMATED DAILY
PRODUCTION
re-manufacture
turnings
97402
Phone:
689-5261
Leo Baker, Mgr.
Standard Excelsior &
Container Company
4143 Daisy Street
Springfield, Oregon 97477
Phone:
747-2416
Austin Chester, Vice-Pres.
BC
States Veneer, Inc.
90 Foch Street
Eugene, Oregon 97402
Phone: 688-7871
Darryl Hodgkinson, Pres.
cherry
hardwood panels
black walnut
oak
birch
lauan
excelsior
2-3
cords
220 NBF*
pe can
cypress
Toledo Products, Inc.
275 West HigIway
Toledo, Oregon 97391
Phone: 336-3351
Francis Woods, Mgr.
M, RA
pallets
fish boxes
concrete forms
survey stakes
Unknown
Veal, R., & Son
M, RA,
OA, BC
furniture
Unknown
Sixth & Main Streets
Albany, Oregon 97321
Phone: 926-6069
R. Veal,
*
omer
M
West Coast Hardwood Co.
P. 0. Box 249
Florence, Oregon 97439
Phone:
997-2009
Charles Teague, owner
Lee Slack, Mgr.
RA,
Wooley Hardwood Co., Inc.
Swisshoine, Oregon 97480
268-4831
Phone:
Dean Wooley, Pres.
RA, M
Not Oregon species.
32
kiln dried and
surfaced liunber
16
kiln dried lì..unber
furniZure stock
15 MBF
ivtBF
CEDAR
CEDAR PRODUCTION
the consunption of shingles and shakes
According to "Random Length&,
consuming
with
a ni.nber of the largest
increased in 38 states last year,
to
all
states
lead
Californiacontinues
states posting significant increases.
year
last
state
shakes;
this
and
in the total combined consumptionof shingles
output.
Texas
the
total
of
took a total of 1.54 million squares, or 34.2%
was second intotal combined consumption, with 856,000 squares, while Washington was third and Oregon fourth.
Texas continues to rank as the largest single consuming
In shingles,
Calstate, with 36.7%ofthe shingles produced in 1971 going to that state.
IvíissouriandOklahoma.
In
shakes,
ifornia was second, followedbyWashington,
California alone took 51.2% of the total production, while Washington was a
Other large shake-using states were, in order,
distant second with 9.8%.
Colorado, Oregon and Texas.
CEDAR SHAKE PRICES**
(Per Square)
No.
i
grade (heavy)
27.5O
No.
i
grade (medium)
27 .00
No. 2 grade
18.50
Short s
16.00
CEDAR LOG PRICES
(Delivered to the mill)
No.
*
**
1
$125 to $150 HBF
grade
No. 2 grade
100 to
125 HBF
No. 3 grade
85to
95NBF
Wormy grade
55to
65HBF
"Random Lengths", April 7, 1972, p. 1.
Shake prices change rapidly and prices quoted are those at time of
printing.
33
CEDAR INDUSTRIES
Benton, Lane, Lincoln & Linn Counties
It is recognized that most saiaills process at least a small amount
of cedar. This list contains only those mills whose primary function is
the manuíacture of cedar products.
FIRM
PRODUCTS
Bohemia Inc.
Willamette Valley Manufacturing Div.
1475 Maxwell Road
P. 0. Box 2552
Eugene, Oregon 97402
Phone: 689-1440
Dan Wood, Plant Mgr.
Main Office:
2280 Oa1iont Way
Eugene, Oregon 97401
Phone:
342-6262
cedar fencing
C-Way Cedar
Route 2, Box 352X
Pleasant BlU, Oregon 97401
Phone:
746-9476
Charlie Painter, owner
hand split resawed shakes
cedar kindling
Coe's Cedar Products
1237 West 12th Avenue
Albany, Oregon 97321
Phone:
926-4694
Coe Leavengood, owner
hand split shakes and
fencing
Creswell Shake & Lumber Company
213 S. Mill Street
Creswell, Oregon 97426
Phone:
895-4679
Phillip W. Willis, owner
shake s and
Cushman Shingle Company
Route 2
P. 0. Box 539
Florence, Oregon 97439
Phone: (home) 997-3257
W. Firm, owner
shakes
Diamondwood - Products
Route 1, Box 330
Eugene, Oregon 97402
Phone: 689-2581
L. R. Axìdrus, owner
shake s
cedar
red alder and Douglas fir
limiber
34
lnber
FIRM
PRODUCTS
H & H Cedar Products, Inc.
Highway 22
Lyons, Oregon 97358
Phone:
859-2733
E. B. Hietala, owner
shakes
Hanson, E. P.
Lost Creek Road
Dexter, Oregon 97431
Phone: (home) 689-3359
E. P. Hanson, owner
shakes
Huntington Wood Industries, Inc.
1001 North 35th Street
P. 0. Box 109
Springfield, Oregon 97477
Phone: 746-2563
Edwin C. Huntington, Jr., Pres.
shingles
lumber
KDK Cedar Products
Hills Creek Road
Jasper, Oregon 97401
Phone: 747-8212
Keith Thomas, Jr., operator
shakes
Lane Cedar Products, Inc.
2825 Marcola Road
Springfield, Oregon 97477
Phone: 747-4831
Don Hale & Lemiard Douthit, owners
shakes and ridge
L. B.
Shake Company
studs
fencing
shakes and ridge
3490 Industrial Street
Springfield, Oregon 97477
746-0451
Phone:
Lonnie Bagwell, owner
L.
Shake Company
Box 143
Jasper, Oregon 97401
746-0968
Phone:
Larry Hickson, Mgr.
H.
P.
shakes
0.
Lester Shingle Company
1602 North 18th Street
P. 0. Box 465
Sweet Home, Oregon 97386
Phone: 367-5194
Melvin and Stan Lester, owners
shingles
shingle ridge
shingletow
shakes
FIRM
Lewis Shingle Company
Rt. i Box 296B
Otis, Oregon 97368
Mill Location:
5. 23rd Drive
Lincoln City, Oregon
Phone:
991f-2410
Paul Lewis, owner
PRODUCTS
shakes
97367
McCarter, P. J., Cedar Shakes
Marcola Road
Springfield, Oregon 97477
Phone: 746-6324
Home: 746-6093
P. J. McCarter, owner
hand split and resawed
shakes
McKinley Lumber Company
Star Route "E"
Waldport, Oregon 97394
Phone:
563-3055
Eugene L. McKinley, owner
spike hole plugs
Meile Shake, Inc.
3359k First Avenue West
P. 0. Box 2401
Eugene, Oregon 97402
Phone:
344-7722
Tom Reed, Plant Mgr.
hand split and resawed
shakes
Morris, Dean W., Shake & Cedar Products
Star Route 1, Box 15
Lebanon, Oregon 97354
Phone:
258-6320
Dean W. Morris, owner
shakes and shake ridge
Newberg Shingle Company
Star Route i
Lacomb, Oregon 97354
Phone:
258-6073
Zella Newberg, owner
hip and ridge shakes
cedar fence posts
cedar chips
cedar lumber
North Fork Shingle Company
Route 1, Box 3842
Florence, Oregon 97439
Phone: 997-3718
Floyd Wampler & Les Buss, owners
shingles
shakes
Northgate Lumber Company
4515 N.E. Elliott Circle
Corvallis, Oregon 97330
Phone: 752-2360
Bob Avery, Mgr.
cedar pattern work
custom planing and
resawing
36
PRODUCTS
FIRM
Oregon Cedar Products Company
3700 Commercial Street
P. O. Box 198
Springfield, Oregon 97477
Phone: 746-2502
R. M. Moody, Pres.
cedar studs and fence
material
Oregon Fence Company
1259 North 35th Street
P. 0. Box 36
Springfield, Oregon 97477
746-8324
Phone:
Blane Fisher, owner
posts
pickets
lumber
R & R Cedar Products, Inc.
Thornton Corners
Route 1, Box 72
Cottage Grove, Oregon 97424
Phone:
942-4419
Frank VanNortwick, Plant Ngr.
shingle s
pi eke t s
R & S Shake Company
2280 Primrose Avenue
Lebanon, Oregon 97355
Phone: 258-2163
Ronald J. Train, owner
shakes
S-T Shakes
Disston Route, Box 16
Cottage Grove, Oregon
Phone
942-2264
E. Stolp, owner
Hollywood shakes
random lumber
97424
:
States Veneer Company
Valley Cedar Products Division
P. 0. Box 2309
Eugene, Oregon 97402
Phone:
688-7871
Gary Sylvia, Plant Mgr.
shakes
Three Pack Shingle Company
Star Route 2
Foster, Oregon 97345
367-3664
Phone:
Walter Kaffaan, owner
shingles
Toledo Shingle Co., Inc.
P. 0. Box 299
Toledo, Oregon 97391
Phone:
336-2611
J. A. Brown, owner
shingles
37
FIRM
PRODUCTS
V & K Cedar Products
Mosby Creek Rd. & Layng Rd.
Cottage Grove, Oregon 97424
Phone: (home) 942-7018
Ken Gauer & Vernon Reese, oiiners
hand split and tapered
shake s and shingle s
posts and rails
West Coast Cedar Products
Lost Creek Road
Dexter, Oregon 97431
Phone: (home)
688-0534
Alton Taylor, owner
shake s
Wills Shingle Company
Route 2, Box 590
Florence, Oregon 97439
Phone:
997-3931
Scott and Linn Wills, owners
Hollywood shakes
shingles
ridge
-
'
,
'-,'II'-':-
.*.
Nnib
Lvige'o
aJe ne.eded
son. bandLLng 4haiaeo.
POLES & PILING
POLE AND PILING INDUSThIES
Benton, Lane, Lincoln & Linn Counties
PRESSURE Th.EATED PRODUCTS
FIRM
poles, piling, posts, ties,
cross-arms, planks, studs.
Baxter, J. H. & Company
85 Baxter Street
P. O. Box 752
Eugene, Oregon 97IO2
Phone:
689-3801
George E. Martin, Plant Ngr.
Also fire retardant treatment
of shakes, shingles, lumber
and plywood.
poles, piling, lumber,
timbers, cross-arms,
Glu-lam beams
McFarland, L. D. Company
Highway 99N
P. 0. Box 2667
Eugene, Oregon 974O2
Phone:
689-1277
J. R. McFarland, Pres.
U1ThEATED PRODUCTS
FIRM
Joslyn Manufacturing & Supply Co.
P. 0. Box 682
Albany, Oregon 97321
Phone:
926-1931
F. Patteson (Pat) Mgr.
Dave Vail, Buyer
poles and piling
Lichty Piling Company, Inc.
3635 Highway 99N
P. 0. Box 568
Eugene, Oregon 97402
688-2400
Phone:
Frank Schaefer, Plant Mgr.
poles, piling and posts
39
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Co'waL,
Oigovi, hao 4oeve..d
o wha
to do wLth wt1:Uty RLjLeó Wk-L
wood po1e . Hí
4tJ2
L'tm devopd a nwtchvie -t(ia boiiei
thiwagh po e-6 40 Çe_t £ong. The.
2 1/2 -Lj'tch danite
hoe,.s £ngtJw
wíAe
bwr,Led andeg,'toand and coyicecìed Lni-íc e. the. poee15 though a
MLe:tori
H.
o
Mwtv. EngLiee'z.Lng ,
poUwtovi p'tob1em
;the
CLJL
cortdwL-t pLpe.
(Pho-to by Ma-teìt Engí.vteeituiig)
BARKIE* POLES AND PILING
1972
Prices
(Delivered to Plant)
BARKIE POLES
Length
(feet)
-
minimum of
Min. Disin.
1
inch sapwood
Max. Diain.
Narrow way on
(inches)
butt
(inches)
30
35
91O-
11
Ir\
-iiI
112
IJ
45
12h-
14
50
55
13*
14*
1516-
60
65
70
75
80
85
16
16k
18
17
19
BANNIE PILES
Length
17*
12
18h-
9-
18
20
18k
21
- minimum of
iìT inch saDwood
Butt Diameter
Min.
Max.
(inches)
Min. Diain.
on top
(inches)
Price
per
Lin. Feet
.20
.25
7
2
7*
7*
.37
8
.45
8k
8k
8k
8k
8k
.60
.70
.75
.80
.85
.90
Min. Diam.
on top
(inches)
.40
Price
per
Lin. Feet
(feet)
(inches)
20
25
30
35
13
13
13
13
15h-
8k
15h-
15h-
8k
8k
8k
.45
.45
.45
.45
55
60
6
14
14
14
16k
16k
16k
7*
7*
7*
.45
.45
.45
70
75
80
14
14
14
16k
16k
16k
7
7
7
.46
.46
.46
85
14
90
95
14
14
16k
16k
6k
6*
62
.50
.50
.50
15-
16k
*
Barkie: term used for an unpeeled pole.
41
Hoe
£oggng and
Ope&a-tíon3
b&ia,tion.
age -to the
actoii,s.
cULe.
pot peeCng
a pe)t1Çe.ct aorn-
Ho'e
do £eo
e..o-.fdLwJL
darn-
4-tand than
Poi,tab ILe. po
pe1v13 wU!ze
-thLnvg4 eLthe .Ln the wood6
o't wt a peeLírig ycoLd.
rW
.-'..
.-
-
-;---t
-_ i.
1-
1_
-
42
-.
_-ri;
SMALL ROUNDW000 PRODUCTS
Small roundwood products are harvested during early thinning of young
Unmanaged trees usually grow so close together that the stand is
stands.
stagnated and the smaller trees are crowded out by the more vigorous dominant
trees which overtop them.
companies use posts and poles from commercial and precommercial thinnings. Theposts and poles are being used on farms and ranches for farm buildings, vacation log cabins, pole corrals, fence posts, fencing along county roads and highways, and building rustic fences around country
homes.
The following
PRODUCTS OR SERVICES
FIRM
Blazer's Pole Products
Rt. 3 Box 406
Eugene, Oregon 97405
345-2977
Phone:
Paul and Charles Blazer
Treated and untreated posts,
poles, corral poles, cattleguard, small bridges, playpens, barn poles and custom
peeling
Grandview Angus Farms
Rt. 2 Box 212
Corvallis, Oregon 97330
Phone: 753-3874
Bill Worthington, owner
Treated and untreated posts,
poles, corral poles and
custom peeling
Kiriwina Tree Farm
Rt. 2 Box 192
Monmouth, Oregon 97361
838-1463
Phone:
Joseph Weisensee, owner
Cold soak treated and untreated posts, poles, corral poles,
hop poles, garden mulch,
animal bedding and custom
peeling
Pacific Posts & Poles
3825 West 11th Avenue
Eugene, Oregon 97402
Phone: 343-2134
Dick Rollins, owner
Treated and untreated posts,
poles, corral poles, split
cedar products, cedar Patio
Pad s
Wilkinson's Post & Pole Products
Rt. 3 Box 380
Lebanon, Oregon 97355
Phone:
258-2588
Ralph Wilkinson, owner
Cold soak treated and untreated posts, poles, corral poles,
hop poles and custom peeling
Yearous Post & Pole Company
BB Route, Box 126
Cottage Grove, Oregon 97424
Phone:
942-5715
owner
Yearous,
Myron
Treated posts and poles, barn
poles and utility poles
43
ATTRACTIVE
ECONOMICAL
LONG LASTING
WOOD IS STRONGER
According to tests conducted in Colorado, "a force of 300 pounds
applied 4 inches above the ground line will cause the strongest
commercial steel post to fail, while at least 400 pounds was required to cause failure of a small t
and a half inch wood post."
WOOD HAS STABILITY
Wooden posts stayin the soil better than steel because more surface area is in contact with the soil.
WOOD IS EASY TO INSTALL
With the improvement of power-driven post drivers, large assignments are frequently accomplished by machines. One tractor driver
and one machine operator can install about a half a mile of treated wooden posts per day.
WOOD REQUIRES LITTLE MAINTAINANCE
Properly treated wood posts give years of maintenance-free service.
The service life can be greatly extended by treatoent with
a wood preservative.
WOOD ENHANCES THE LANDSCAPE
Wooden fences compliment the home.
Their attractiveness can be
found in an infinite variety of styles made possible from a wide
selection of split and roundwood forest products.
WOOD UTILIZATION AIDS THE ECONOMY
Timber is a major industry in this area and small roundwood products are a natural use for thinnings from our 1)uglas-fir stands.
Intensive forest management will go a long way towards solving
some of our timber shortages that are predicted.
4.4
1972
UINPEELED*
SMALL ROUNDWOOD
PRICES
- Delivered to the yard
(feet)
nall
DIAMETER,
LENGTH
2-
INCHES:
Short
Posts
End
7
54
.02
.04
.03
6-
.05
100
Medium Length Poles:
.75
.90
.65
.50
.55
.75
15
.40
.50
per
.70
1.00
1.30
1.60
.60
10
12
14
17
21
and over
.75
1.00
16 to 40
to
EØ to
11
9
17
*posts to be treated must have one inch of sapwood.
Ends should be cut square.
Six inch trim on long poles; two inches on short poles.
scars or sharp bends.
Will dock for
rot,
TREATED POSTS & POLES
-
f.o.b. the yard
DIAMETER,
2
L
3
LENGTH
(feet)
INCHES:
7
.80
9
10
Small End
.95
1.25
1.75
2.50
1.45
1.75
2.10
2.10
2.70
2.80
3.50
3.95
3.30
4.60
4.55
5.75
1.65
3.50
14
16
4.10
4.0
5.5
1
7.15
7.10
9.15
20
8.25
10.50
15.25
25
22.00
(untreated)
10
.55
.85
16
1.15
1.40
tuglas-fir posts
and
7
1.10
12
30
Corral Poles:
6
5
6.25
g .20
9.90
11
.50
12.60
18.70
26.00
1.85
poles, machine peeled and full length pressure
of 5% pentachiorophenol
treated to a retention of at least 6 lbs.
solution per cubic foot of wood.
Sizes are plus or minus -- inch
small end.
45
M.
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PULP& PAPER
PULP AND PAPER INDUSTRIES
Benton, Lane, Lincoln & Linn Counties
FIRM
DAILY
CAPACITY
MJMBER OF
FOURDRINIER
TONS
MA.CHINES
TYPE
OF
PULP
PRODUCTS
300
2
Sulfate
tissue,
towels,
napkins
105
2
Suiphite
industrial
paper, corrugated
medium,
shell paper,
meat wrapper
paper
950
2
Sulfate
Kraft paper,
liner board,
grocery bags
825
Western Kraft Corp.
P. 0. Box 486
Albany, Oregon 97321
Phone: 926-2281
Felix N. Hammack, Res. Ngr.
2
Sulfate
Kraft paper
1
NSSC*
corrugated
medium
1,100
2
Sulfate
Kraft paperboard for
box liner
Americañ Can Company
P. 0. Box 215
Halsey, Oregon 97348
Phone:
T.
369-2293
W. Orr, Plant Mgr.
Crown Zellerbach Corp.
Lebanon Division
P. 0. Box 486
Lebanon, Oregon 97355
Phone: 258-3121
Elmer C. Nays, Res. Mgr.
Georgia Pacific Corp.
P. O. Box 580
Toledo, Oregon 97391
Phone:
336-2211
Eric Ericsson, Ngr.
Weyerhaeuser Company
P. 0. Box 275
Springfield, Oregon
Phone: 746-2511
William F. Ruffin,
Paperboard Manager
97477
*NSSC _ Neutral Suiphite Semi-Chemical
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SPECIAL PRODUCTS
SPECIAL PRODUCTS
and
SECONDARY MANUFACTURING INDUS ThJES
Benton, Lane, Lincoln & Linn Counties
RAW MATERIAL
PRODUCTS
Cailison's Inc.
123 Fourth Avenue East
Eugene, Oregon 97401
344-9243
Phone:
Orville Noice, Plant Mgr.
huckleberry, salai,
cascara bark, fern
crude drug raw
materials, floral
greenery
Cascade Cabins Corporation
3 577 We st 1 1 th Avenue
Eugene, Oregon 97402
Phone:
342-8201
John Matott, Manager
D,
Cascade Handle Co., Inc.
West First & Seneca Rd.
P. 0. Box 364
Eugene, Oregon 97401
345-4542
Phone:
D,
FIRM
J.
C.
H, C
"A" frame cabins,
custom built homes
H.
handles, laths,
garden and flower
stakes, shade
rollers
Nicol, Pres.
industrial resins
Cascade Resins, Inc.
13 Bertelsen Road
P. 0. Box 1989
Eugene, Oregon 97401
Phone: 343-2111
Richard Procarione,
Plant Manager
i'
s Myrtlewood
Factory & Gift Shop
Myrtlewood
Nyrtlewood novelties
D,
surveyor stakes
P. 0. Box7
Philoniath, Oregon
97370
Phone:
929-3014
Juanita Bennett, owner
Clark, T. V.
C
Knight Road
Noti, Oregon 97461
Phone:
935-1132
T. V. Clark, owner
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FIRM
RAW MATERIAL
PRODUCTS
Economy Wholesale Company
P. 0. Box 535
Lebanon, Oregon 97355
Phone:
367-5960
Herbert & Robert E. Weatherly,
owners
D,
H,
pallets, pallet
stickers, bean
stakes, fence
posts, grade stakes,
custom cutting
Edwards Albany Planing Mill
101 East Water Avenue
Albany, Oregon 97321
D,
H
C
custom mill work,
doors, windows,
cabinets
Phone:
926-2991
Robert Fritch, Manager
Eugene Planing Mill
306 Lawrence Street
Eugene, Oregon 97401
Phone:
345-8773
Roger Mart, Plant Mgr.
D,
Holley Woodworking, Inc.
Route 2 Box 450-A
Sweet Home, Oregon 97386
Phone:
367-4289
Dan Butterfield, Manager
H
moulding, ladder
stock, drawer sides,
door jambs
Kingsford Company
3315 Marcola Road
P. 0. Box B
Springfield, Oregon 97477
Phone: 746-9601
Walter F. Umenhofer, Plant Mgr.
mill residue,
charcoal briquets
Lane Fuel & Garden Supply
2825 Marcola Road
Springfield, Oregon 97477
Phone:
747-4831
Don Hale & Lennard Douthit,
owners
mill residue
bark mulches, sawdust,
planting mix
Liberty Re-manufacturing Co.
Route 1, Box 3252
Sweet Home, Oregon 97486
367-4789
Phone:
Buck Smith, owner
D, H
nursery and fruit
Limiberland, Inc.
125 &nith Street
D,
Harrisburg, Oregon
Phone:
995-6361
Dayton Peck, owner
97446
window sashes, doors,
door casings, trusses,
mouldings, cabinets
H
bark,
fly ash
tree stakes, shingle
band sticks
H,
R
retail lumber building
supplies, truss manufacture, pre-hurig
doors, windows and
casings
FIRM
Menasha Corporation
Wood Fiber Division
P. 0. Box 753
Albany, Oregon 97321
Main office: 342-7216(Eugene)
R. M. Hansen,
RAW MATERIAL
PRODUCTS
sander dust
wood flour
Gen. Mgr.
Midgleyts Miliwork & Glass
409 High Street
Eugene, Oregon 97401
D,
H, P
D,
H,
custom niillwork,
doors, cabinets
343-1131
Phone:
Don Scbniieding, Gen. Mgr.
Northwest Lumber & Building
C
building supplies
Supply, Inc.
2600 Highway 99N
Phone: 688-4212
William H. Stringfield, owner
Oregon Handle Company
28th Street
Springfield, Oregon
Phone: 747-2350
J.
C.
handles, lath
97477
Nicol, Pres.
Reed Fuel Company
4080 Commercial Avenue
Springfield, Oregon 97477
746-6535
Phone:
Alvin Reed, Pres.
mill residue
hogged fuel, bark,
sawdust, chips
Rexius Fuel & Garden Center
750 Chambers Street
Eugene, Oregon 97402
342-1835
Phone:
Ray & Marvin Rexius, owners
mill residue
bagged and bulk barks,
hemlock mulch, Barka-mulch, rock bark,
sawdust, planting
mix, firewood,
shavings
Scio Fern Company
Route 3, Box 218
Scio, Oregon 97374
258-3810
Phone:
maple moss
bales for shipment
to florists
Hallet Blatchford, owner
planter boxes, hanging
basket s
Sharp's Planter & Nursery
1680 Bertelsen Road
Eugene, Oregon 97402
Phone: 343-4384
Emmert A. & Margaret E. Sharp,
owners
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F IRM
RAW MATERIAL
PRODUCTS
Smoke, Walter N.
Route 8, Box 583
Pleasant Hill, Oregon 97401
Phone: 747-9791
Walter N. Smoke, owner
Hickory, M, O
log scale sticks
Snopeak Feed & Seed Company
cascara bark
235 Main Street
Lebanon, Oregon 97355
Phone:
258-4071
Joe Briskey, owner
crude drug raw
material s
Sturco, Inc.
3001 Main Street
Springfield, Oregon 97477
Phone:
746-8487
Etho Bates, Plant Mgr.
D,
Systems Manufacturing Corp.
Box 287
Harrisburg, Oregon 97446
Phone: 995-6395
Roger Bird, Marketing Mgr.
Ìrrtlewood
Wood Components Company
2125 Cross Street
Eugene, Oregon 97401
Phone:
688-7611
Gerry Moshofshy, Pres.
D,
H, P
trusses, house
component s
Wood Components Company
10 Seneca Road
Eugene, Oregon 97402
Phone:
342-4481
Dennis Hyland, foreman
D,
H,
P
trusses, house
component s
R,
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P
patches, shims,
bits for plywood
repair
veneer place-mats,
novelties, decorative
laminates
ALPHABETICAL INDEX of the WOOD-USING INDIJSThIES
Benton, Lane, Lincoln & Linn Counties
Conifer Products
Poles
&
Major Conifer Products Cedar
Piling
BentoniLanel Lincoln ILiim
FIRM*
Alderwood Mfg. Company
All American Stud Company
Alsea Lumber Company
Alsea Veneer Company
Pmerican Can Company
X
x
x
X
Sanill s,
X
X
X
BLES Li.miber Company
Barber, Paul, Hardwood, Inc.
Barker Willamette Lbr. Co.
Bauman, R. Lumber Co.
Bauman Lumber Company
Baunian
Hard- Pulp Special
Products
woods &
Paper
xx
x
x
X
Inc.
X
Baxter, J. H. & Company
Bethel Dry Kiins
Blazer's Pole Products
Bohemia Inc.
x
X
X
000c
X
Boise Cascade Corporation
Brand "S" Corporation
xx
x
C-Way Cedar
Cabax Mills Plywood Div.
Callisonts, Inc.
Camac Veneer, Inc.
s Myrtlewood
Cascade Cabins Corporation
Cascade Handle Co., Inc.
Cascade Resins, Inc.
Cascadia Lumber Company
Cascadian Company, Inc.
Cedar Lumber, Inc.
Central Manufacturing Corp.
Champion International
Cladwood Company
Clark and Powell Lbr. Co.
xx
X
xx
x
i'
Clark,
T.
X
X
X
X
x
X
x
x
X
X
x
X
V.
Clear Fir Sales Co.
Clear Fir Products Co.
Clear Lumber Company
Coe1s Cedar Products
Cone Lumber Company
Consolidated Lumber Inc.
x
X
X
x
X
*Ljsted in the indicated Tables.
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Conifer Products
FIRM
Poles
Major Conifer Products Cedar
&
BentoniLane ILincoin ILinn
Piling
Creswell Shake & Lumber Co.
Crown Zellerbach Corp.
Cuddeback Lumber Company
Cushman Shingle Company
Hard- Pulp Special
woods &
Products
Paper
x
x
x
x
Dahi Lumber Company
Davidson Industries, Inc.
Dexter Veneer
Diainondwood - Products
Douglas Fir Lumber Co.
Duraflake Company
x
x
x
x
x
Econoniy Wholesale Company
X
Edwards klbany Planing Mill
Eugene Planing Mill
Eugene Stud & Veneer, Inc.
Evans Products Company
X
x
x
x
Frank Lnber Co.
Freres Lumber Co., Inc.
Freres Veneer Company
Lumber Company
Georgia-Pacific Corporation
Giustina Bros. Lumber & Ply.
Grandview Angus Farms
Gregory Lumber Company
x
X
x
Geni
x
H & H Cedar Products, Inc.
Hanson, E. P.
Hardwoods Company, Inc.
Hardwoods Components, Inc.
Hendrix Lumber Company
Hills Creek Lumber Company
Hines, Edward, Lumber Co.
Hobin Lumber Company
x
Hobin Planing Mill
x
Holley Woodworking, Inc.
Hoskins Lumber Company
x
Hull-Oakes Li.nber Company
x
Huntington Wood Industries, Inc.
Indianola Wood Products Co.
International Paper Company
oc
x
X
x
x
x
x
X
x
x
X
x
X
X
x
X
J & L Manufacturing Co.
Joslyn Manufacturing & Spiy. Co.
X
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Conifer products
FIR11
Poles
&
Major Conifer Products Cedar
Piling
Bentoni Lanel LincolniLinn
KDK Cedar Products
Kimball Bros. Lumber Co.
Kingsford Company
Kiriwina Tree Farm
X
Shake Company
Shake Company
L.
Lane Cedar Products
Lane Fuel & Garden Supply
Lane Plywood, Inc.
X
X
X
L.
X
X
B.
H.
Leading Plywood Corporation
Lebanon Lumber Co.
Lester Shingle Company
Lewis Shingle Company
Liberty Re-Manufacturing Co.
Lichty Piling Company, Inc.
Lumberland, Inc.
Hard- Pulp Special
Products
woods &
Paper
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Mazaina Timber Products, Inc.
Menasha Corporation
Meile Shake, Inc.
Midgley's Nillwork & Glass
Mid-Willamette Lumber Corp.
Mika Lumber Company
Miller, I. P. Lumber, Inc.
Norris, Dean W. Shake &
Cedar Products
Moser Lumber Company
Mouldings, Inc.
Mt. Jefferson Lumber Co.
Mt. June Lumber Co.
Murphy Company, Inc.
McCarter, P. J., Cedar Shakes
McFarland, L. D., Company
McKinley L'.unber Company
Newberg Shingle Company
North Fork Shingle Company
Northgate Lumber Company
North Santiam Plywood Co.
North Side Lumber Co.
Northwest Lumber & Building
Northwest Moulding Co.
Oar Lumber Company
Oregon Cedar Products Company
Oregon Fence Company
Oregon Handle Company
Oregon Industrial Lumber
Oregon Wood Products, Inc.
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
i:
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Conifer Products
FIRM
Poles
Major Conifer Prodi1icts] Cedar
&
BentoniLanel Lincoln ILinril
Piling
Pacific Posts & Poles
Perrnaneer Corporation
Phillipo Forest Products, Inc.
Pope & Talbot, Inc.
Popular Panel, Inc.
R-MAK Industries
R & R Cedar Products, Inc.
R & S Shake Company
Reed Fuel Company
Rexius Fuel & Garden Center
Rex Veneer Company
Roberts, Guy Lumber Company
Rosboro Lumber Company
Roseburg Lumber Company
X
x
x
x
x
X
X
I.
x
X
x
x
S-T Shakes
SWF Plywood Company
Scio Fern Company
X
x
X
X
Seneca Sa.miill Company
Sharp's Planter & Nursery
Simpson Timber Company
Siuslaw Valley Veneer
Smoke, Walter N.
Snowpeak Feed & Seed Company
Standard Excelsior & Container Co.
Star Lumber Company
States Veneer Company
States Veneer, Inc.
Stout Creek Lumber Company
Stuckart Lumber Company
Sturco, Inc.
Swanson Bros. Lbr. Co., Inc.
Systems Manufacturing Corp.
Tangfeldt Lumber Company
Three "G" Lumber Company
Three Pack Shingle Company
Toledo Products, Inc.
Toledo Shingle Co., Inc.
Tomco Forest Industries, Inc.
Triangle Veneer, Inc.
Trus Joist Corporation
Hard- Pulp Special
woods &
Products
Paper
x
X
X
x
X
X
X
x
X
X
X
X
X
x
X
x
x
X
X
X
X
X
x
x
V & K Cedar Products
Veal, R., & Son
W-W Lumber Company
West Coast Cedar Products
X
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Conifer Products
Poles
FIRM
Major Conifer Products
Cedar
Piling
Bentoni Lane ILincolniLirmi
West Coast Hardwood Co.
Western Kraft Corp.
Weyerhaeuser Company
Whitsell & Whitsell
Wilkinson's Post & Pole Prod.
Willainette Industries, Inc.
Willamette View Forest Prod.
Wills Shingle Company
Wilson, John, Lumber Company
Wooley Hardwood Co., Inc.
Wood Components Company
Hard- Pulp Special
Products
woods &
Paper
x
x
x
xx
x
x
x
x
oocx
x
x
x
__
X
Yearous Post & Pole Company
Zip-O-Log Mills, Inc.
Zip-O-Log Veneer, Inc.
&
x
x
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