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A ROUSING evening, including a fine A steak dinner. marked San Diego HooHoo Club 3's recent meeting.

Starting linebacker for the San Diego Chargers, Jefi Staggs, highlighted the evening's entertainment with an interesting and informative talk on his specialtyfootball.

The club also saw an exciting film of highlights from the Charger's 1968 season.

In narrating the film, Staggs pointed out many of the details and subtlties that are often missed by the average viewer. Members were told and shown how seemingly inconsequential movements by linemen and linebackers often are the key to the success o{ a play.

The amazing complexity of .today's professional football was put into a sharper focus thanks to the viewing tips Staggs dispensed to attending Hoo-Hoo members and their guests. met at La Mesa, the Bronze Calif., for

Several door prizes were awarded and Club 3 member Harold Morgan treated the club to one of his super funny joke sessions while the projeetor for the film was being readied.

Over 43 members Room Restaurant in an evening of fun.

The club's next event will be the first annual gala lumber yard dinner-dance to be held on June 7 at the Georgia-Pacific Corp. warehouse in National City, just south of San Diego. The dinner dance will feature free drinks and Croy & Harvey's "Box Car" bar-"for mature adults only."

The annual golf tournament is scheduled for July 20 at the Whispering Palms golf course north of San Dieeo.