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ONFIRMING the builders' darkest suspicions, the lumbermen are drinking champagne this year, at least they were for the San Joaquin Hoo-Hoo Club Gourmet Dinner Party. After chartering a bus in Fresno, Ca., and loading on the bubbly, they arrived in near Hanford at an establish- and sup in a manner not standard to Hoo-Hoo meetings.

Three difierent California wines were served, the entree being Tournedos de Boeuf followed by a dessert of Crepes Charlotte aux Grand Marnier. It's a long way from the ltFF WE G0! (1) Craig Gaffney, Bonnington Lumber Co., serving champagne aboard bus. O) Dinner (left to right), Cheryl Howell, Pacific Forest Products; Mike Parli, Kathy Reid, Reid and Wright Co. (3) Bernie Barber, Jr. serving bubbly to Jimmy .lones. (4) Ierry Reid, Reid and Wright Co.; Elmer Rau, Madera Lumber Co.; Sylvia lohnson, Citizens Lumber Co. (5) MC Bob Wright proposing toast.

0n his left, Hoo-Hoo Club No. 3l president, Jean Hartsock, his wife Gracemary; on his right Jane Wright. (6) Bernie Barber, Jr., Elaine Barber, Jimmy Jones making a real pitch for Hoo-Hoo, and Betty Jones. Ol George Haire, Riverdale Lumber Co., who received prize as one of oldest members present. (8) Jerry Petery Selma Pressure Treating Co.; Betty Gaffney, Wally Kennedy and Ginny Phelan. (91 Don Johnson and Eleanor Rau. (10) Bernie Barber, Jr. presenting a bottle of Fresno Centennial wine to Hamilton Kno t, Yosemite Lumber Co., another "0ld Time/' and Kathleen Kennedy of George W. Kennedy and Sons. (11) President Jean Hartsock, K-Y Lumber Company, introducing Betty Jones.