National Forest Products Week Celebration

ATIONAL Forest Products W'eek, which is sadly ignored by all too many who earn their living from forest products, was happily given a good honk this year by Shasta-Cascade Hoo-Hoo club 133 of Redding, Calif.

In what could well be a guide for other clubs to follow in 1968, they elected a oolumberman of the Year," had representatives appear on TV, staged a joint meeting that drew 450, got space in the local papers and presented programs for local service clubs.

Joe Derrah, president of Dee Lumber, Inc., was presented the award as "Lumberman of the Year" at a big joint meetine held with a local trade club by fellow luirb".*un Virgil Mastelotto.

Long active in Hoo-Hoo, Derrah, whose firm specializes in pre-cut timbers for building tunnels, started his firm with two employees in 1959. It now employs 45 and has a two-year contract to supply timbers to San Francisco's rapid transit project. He has been in the lumber industry since the early 1930s.

VISIIING Suoreme Nine Member (1) Larry Owen, Foster Lumber's Jim Jones and club secretary Roger Hansel. (2) Redwood Empire prexy Bill Doyle, Cal Redwood's Pete Sharp and Len Viale of Simpson. (3) Kittens 8. l. before initiation), front row, Glen Haskins, Haskins Lumber; Clifton McGarr, Rice Supply; and William Dieckmann, Rice Supply. Standing: iohn Lundberg, Lundy's Wood Products; Perry John- son, Simpson; Bill Wessner, Union Lumber; and Ken Milton, Indian Valley Lumber. (4) Degree Team, seated: Burt Wheeler, Pete Parrish, Bill Doyle, Tom Gray and Berrt LeBeck. Standing: Larry Owen, "Stoney" Stonebraker, Charlie Wiggins, Jim Lewis and Pete Sharp. (5) Rolando Lumber's Bob Strahle and Doyle' (6) Bill Wessner, Burt Wheeler of Larkspur Lumber, Union's Pete Parrish and Perry Johnson.

Friday 13th

Cool Concat Sparks Big Meeting

NTEWLY reactivated Redwood Empire I\ Hoo-Hoo Club 65 held a highly success' ful Concat on the very appropriate day of Friday the 13th of October in Santa Rosa, Calif., and was rewarded by the initiation of seven fine new members. Travelling up to Sonoma County for the, Concat was Supreme 9 member Larry Owen who sat in as visiting officer and Club 65 prexy Bill Doyle presided as Snark.

Nearly 40 local retailers and wholesalers turned out for the dinner event leaving no doubt that Club 65 is once again on the howl.

Former members who have not received their meeting notices are urged to contact club secretary Roger Hansel, Mead Clark Lumber Co., Santa Rosa.

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Bellwood spells it like it is...

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*Q is for Q-U-A-L-I-T-Y

At Bellwood Ouality Doors, Ouality is not just our middle name, it's built into our doors. Like doors with the widest stiles in the industry; the widest top and bottom rails; lumber from the West Coast's finest mills; and veneers of the first grades only. And after we build in all this quality we control it. Rigidly. (No wonder our quality control inspectors get eyestrain finding O.O1o/o defects out of a whole month's production !)

That's why when we spell "Q for Quality" at Bellwood... you can bank on it.

THE BELLWOOD COMPANY / 533 West Collins / Orange, Galifornia 92669

GUARANTEE Bellwood Doors are fully guaranteed by th€ Bellwood Company of California, as set forth in the Standsrd Door Guarantes of the.National Woodwork Manufacturers Association. Thay maet or sxceed th6 specifications set forth in Commercial Standard CS 1 71 -58 for Solid-core and Hollow-core doors.

Stags Stage Success

A TL-RNOUT OF 50 dubbers and nearly 'if' 125 lumbermen for the post tournament banquet attests to the continuing popularity of the Humboldt Hoo-Hoo Club 63 annual Stag Day golf tourney. This year's big event was again held in Eureka with R. E. Emmerson's Sam Witzel chairing the annual outing.

The Stag is the oldest and largest clubsponsored event of its kind in the producing region of northern California, all the more reason to circle your new calendar for next year's big production.

Some very fine cards were turned in at the 19th hole, the best being Art Bravo's 78 low gross and Dave Davis's 67 low net totals. Other low net cards good for prizes included those of Don Nolan

Nolan Trucking, Dant & Russell's Hank Dreckman, Jack Ivey of Paci{ic Fir Sales, Ed Brattin of Fortuna Wood Products and Art Bravo and Herb Peterson who shared 6th place money.

In the Calloway play Joe Costa of Costa Trucking walked off with first place, CalPacific's Jim Maclnnes and Harold Hess of TW&J close on his heels in the backstretch.