Glub has busy year

n HARGING through an energetic \J club year. the Oakland Hoo-Hoo group recently honored six 50 year members at its annual installation of officers meeting (see photos at right).

Most recently (see photos below) they initiated five new members with the good assistance of the nos. I and

3 men of the International: Tom Partridge, president and Laurn Chanrp, 2nd v.p.

Next big bash on the club calendar is the annual Reveille meeting, held this year April 23. It is expected to draw a large number of lumbermen from throughout the West.

H0STING (1) 0akland club pres.Joe Casella, president of the lnternational Tom Partridge of Minneapolis, along with local club member Don Cook. (2) Another VIP from International, Laurn Champ, 2nd v.p., with Charles Smith. (3) Brent Crosby. (41 Guy Hall, Karl Drexel, Craig Parrott. (5) Dave Mensing, Tom Bichert, Jim Peterson, Steve Hagen. (6) Bert LeBeck,

Don White, Jr. (7) Manuel Lavrador, Frank Timmers, Paul Ward, Vic Both. (81 Jim Jones, Paul Ward, Dwigh,tiCurran. (9) New members Byron "Nick" Haevernick, Dick Madsen, Tom Chapman, Bill Marshall and Craig Parrott.(10) Vic Both, Hugh Pessner. (11) Jerry 0'Hare, Bon DeLisle. (12) Ralph Boshion, Jim Jones, Gage McKinney.

50 YEAR members honored at recent 0akland Installation dinner were (1) K. E. MacBeath, Lew Godard, Emanuel Fritz and Dick Hiscox. Two other 50 year members were honored, but not present: F. V. Holmes and John Ferri. New officers: Joe Casella, pres.; Don Cook, lst v.p.; Manuel Pulido, 2nd v.p.; Dave Mensing, sec-tres.; Jerry 0'Hare, sgt.-at-arms. (21 Steve Ellis, 0on Cathcart, Joe Cortese, Manuel Pulido, Manuel Lavrador and Gage McKinney. (3) Bob McFee, Ralph Boshion, Bob Bonnikson.