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SAN FRANCISCO lumberman Owen Corcoran (l) with California Redwood Assn's. Pete Johnson at party buffet S.F. Hoo-Hoo club held for 35 visiting Australians, heading to the NLBMDA annual, Phoenix. CRA presented each visitor with a growing redwood burl to take home to Australia, to add to their redwood forests. (2) Gordon Hill, Bud Robey. (3) Pat and Geri Tynan. (4) Adrian Ryan, S.F. club president Reg Ricci. (5) Marian Little and Harry Mendenhall. (6) Joan Robey, Audrey Mendenhall, Jim Jones.

POLISHING OFF dessert (left) is Los Angeles Hoo-Hoo club prez. Bob Merritt, with his wife, Suzie. Event was club's annual family outing, held at Hesperia Golf & Country Club. Center: Ken Coleman, back in the swing o{ golfing after a year's illness, Hoo-Hoo hat and all. Past prez. John Eckstein (right photo) was gifted with a gavel, the head from an BxB, the handle from a 2x3. Seated is Jerry McGuire, low net gol{ champ. Jim Baskins won low gross. Per custom, every lady presenl received a gift from Club 2.

INSTIGATORS of the fun (1) Tim Mclndoo, Rod Black. (2) Jerry McGuire, Rod Black, Don Cherovsky. (3) Al Kerper, Dan Burdette, Herb Brown. (4) Perry Adcox. (5) Don Cherovsky, Bob Hansen John Picot, Bill Beaty. (6) Ross, Jerry Ensworth. (7) Holmes Pooser, George Carey. (8) Ken Walker. (9) Rich Shaw, Don Dier. (10) Murray Marsh, Lloyd Webb. (11) Frank Reed, Ralph Lamon. (12) Milt Schultz, Jim Ganett. (13) Dutch Wiseman. (14) Tom Ross, Bob Reagan. (15) Bob McKean. (16) Bob Sheppard, Jack Tweedy. (17) Mike Bivins, Tom McDonald, Mike Webster. (18) Rod Black, Del Lehr, Woody Ames, Jim Hawkins. (19) Elmer Lewis, Bob Kilgore, John Polach. (20) Don Vollmar, Jack Wilkinson, Marv Keil. (21) Bill Main, Harry Lausman. (22) Rick Richter, Rick Shaw. (23) Vern Lindgren Bob Port. (24) Pete Niebling, Rich Tucker. (25) Milt Schultz, Enoch lsraelson. (26) Phil Auslin, Earl Steele, Pete Rasmussen. (27) Charles McOonville, Jim Murray. (2E) Roy Doe, Maury Walker. (29) Charles Taft, Bob Hansen. (30) Glen McDonald, Jim Johnson. (31) Fred Passmore, Paul Gaboury. (32) George Sharp, Charlie Moss, Jim Hayes, Bud Johnson.

Railroaders & Lumbermen

D)AILROADERS and lumbermen, some 182 strong, I U met in early Fall at the 1lth annual Shasta Lumbermen's golf tournament at Redding, Ca., to do battle on the links before drinking and dining that night.

Tim Mclndoo was gen. chairman, Rod Black cochairman of a committee of 12 for the event which drew from San Diego to Medford, Or., Reno, Nv., and points in between.

Bob Hansen, Bud Frank, Harry Lausman, John Picot and Bill Beaty were golf winners. Don Cherovskv was m.c.

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6. MERBAU

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8. TEMBUSU

9. KAPUR

10. KASAI

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18. RENGAS

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