Ron Jones Serves As Penn-York Host; Walker/Forcey Team Up For Sept. Meeting

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Ron Jones Serves As Penn-York Host; Walker/Forcey Team Up For Sept. Meeting

Ron Jones Hardwood Sales Inc. was the recent host of the monthly Penn-York Lumbermen’s Club meeting, which was held at Wanago Country Club in Reno, PA.

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Fred Strathmeyer Jr., executive director of the Pennsylvania Forest Products Association, was the guest speaker. In addition to a reception and buffet dinner, Penn-York members and guests enjoyed a golf game and sporting clays at Sandycreek Conservancy Inc.

First place team in the golf scramble included: Reza Reese, Shawn Donovan, Alex Small and Mark Winiesdorffer.

Second place scramble team included: Steve Jones, Don Fetzer, Fred Strathmeyer and Sherri Strathmyer.

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The top three scorers in the clay shoot were: Bob Long (83), Scott Silvis (78) and Russ Shamblen (59).

According to the company’s website, Ron Jones Hardwood Sales Inc., with sales offices in Union City, PA, and its yard in Franklin, PA, produces up to 10 million board feet of hardwoods each year with a facility capacity in excess of 3 million board feet. The company provides a diverse package of products and services.

Products and services include:

Penn-York
  • Hardwood lumber is kiln-dried to 6-8 percent moisture content
  • Lumber is regraded after being kiln-dried
  • Service to domestic and international markets

The next Penn-York Meeting is scheduled for Sept. 21 in State College, PA, and will be hosted by Walker Lumber and Forcey Lumber Co. Inc.

For more information, visit pennyork.org.

By Miller Wood Trade Publications

The premier online information source for the forest products industry since 1927.

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