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FUND RAISING dinner for the Chester G. Harshner Memorial Scholarship Fund brought in several thousand dollars to be used for scholarships for eligible college students. A record crowd dined o.n cioppino and steaks prepared by members of the San Joaquin Valley Hoo-Hoo Club, sponsors of the event. Kitchen crew'included (1) Jim Stephenson, Dick Hipkins, Lloyd Brown, Kris Hedlund, Wally Kennedv. (2) Bob Schlotthauer. cioooino chef. Hugo Rath, Eliner Rau,-Jim Gaither, with Roger Fordrhan, Chris Yocum and Hugh Service in back. (3) Lariy Cannon, Bernie Barber, Jr.,_Walt Linstrom. (4) Roger Rau, Mario Montagna, Steve Rau, Elmer Rau on steak line. (5) Wally Masten, J-ohn Weaver, Fred Poole. (6) Jim Diehr, Mike Ritei, Nick Bonetto, Joe Robella.

MlLLl0N F00T Club award for selling redwood lumber during 1979 was accepted by Dick Mill (left)l assistant mgr., and Jo6 Kerschen, general mgr., for Kaibab Industries, Denver, Co., from Simpson Timber Co., Seattle, Wa. In making the presentation, George Kreiss, Simpson western lumber market development div., said "The firm could not have achieved this goal without their dedication to promoting redwood as a unique !ut!{ilS product." Kaibab's malor market areas, according to Dick Mill, are Co., Wy., western Nv., and Ks.