It Hasta Be Shasta

through with expertise. Chuck Thomas was starter.

Attendance included lumbermen from four Western states.

The rest of the committee responsible included: John King. Bob Korn, Paul Pumdinger, Dutch Wiseman, Pete Lane, Roy Dunbar, Glen Dietz, George Sisternhemn, H. K. Kyler, Alex Shearer and Herb Brown.

At the steak dinner following the tourneY. Keith Molan announced winners and handed out the more than one thousand dollars worth of prizes.

In the championship flight: Bill Flowers, Jim Spaeght and Bob Wells won. First Flight: Ed O'Kelly, George Darling and Bill Ingram. Second Flight: Tony Denio, Dave Greene and Paul Radclifie. The Calloway men were Jim Baskins, Ron Swanson and Paul Trueb.

At the head table were Larry Owen, newly elected Snark of the Universe of Hoo-Hoo International and Roy Dunbar, elected to the Supreme Nine.

Bill Ingram, Westwood; Bob Korn, U.S. Plywood. (10) Darrell Moss, North

C & NW RR. (11) Augie Silveyra, and Robert Wells, AFPC; Stan Boardman, C & NW RR. (12) Elmer Lewis, Inland Lumber; John King, U.S. Plywood; Gerald Kirkpatrick, Max Hill Lumber; Lloyd Gabbert, Gabbert Mills. (13) Augie Silverya; Virgil Mastelotto; Bob Wells, AFPC. Seventh year of tourney drew enthusiastic crowd.