Paul Bunyarr

Story at a Glance

Railroaders and lumbermen from all over the West converoe for a day of relaxation at the 1Oth annual Shasta in the rankings. CallowaY winners were Ed Brown and J. Picot.

Lumbermen's Golf tourney a successful event over the years, it promises to continue to be a "big draw" event in years to come.

There were a number of Prizes awarded to golfers and non-golfers alike, with Rod Black doing the honors as m,c, biindv AranOeUeiry. (10) Clarenc'e-UtiS' 9ilt Qlit: ton. fiit Bill Noi'aik,'George Rockwell' Phil 5iflo'd'S'fi 13,'ts;l'ilfl ;,q'J,iifi ['lJ't'qi$fl

This l0th annual tourneY and fun-time was a Production of a number of people with Paul Mundinger the general chairman and Tim Mclndoo the co-chairman with a committee of 12 helPers. In ,all, golfers numbered 192 and nongolfers37, the "best Yet" turnout.

Tim Mclndoo was chosen 1974 general chairman with Rod Black as co-chairman.

Frank, Morrie Tisdahl. (15) Ken Bowes, Tom w!!-' son. hOt Jim Ellsworth,'George Burnett. (17) Jotrn heiiibeck, Rick Richter' (181 Elmar Brock' Joe Corrtestabile, Frank ouattrocchi'-Jerry E1qworth. (19) Fred Passmore, John casey. (20) Lionel Stbtt,'Dan Hilton, Less Weissenee. (21)Joe Bambino. Rod Black. (22) Dennis Cole' 90b Smith. Dan Hilton. (23) Lbw llerrill, Ed Nolte' Bob i?tifilh,fi] iltr[ flJ8:&, f ?il'?t3,Jl] i [?o?

Hff,{h qLi fi i?''[Jfr lBEi'! Xf 'slsfl'b:fl l; Stev-ens. (3lll Maurv Walkbr,'George Sharp. (31) Dan Muldooh. Bud Bristow, Wade and wayne Mosby.