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Christmqs Porty Wifh Treofs

I-os Angeles Hoo-Iiloo-Ettes and their friends u'ho attended tl"re Christmas party at ltodger Young auditorium l)ecember 13 acclaimed it as the best meeting oi the year. Special chairman for the event was Jerry l1()\\.e, l/at.cllBlinn Lumber Co., l'ho not only mar-raged the program and decorating job but, n,ith Marguerite Mc\\/horter of the same firnr, macle the dessert-Fruit Cake Supreme I

The Christmas tree, rvl.rich .rvas later given to a lumber "shut-in," rn'as contributed lty Harbor Box Co. The greens used in the cerrterpieces r,vere presented by \\reyerhaeuser Timber Co., Klamath Falls, (Jre. Dran'ings n'ere held for the centerpieces, rvhich r,vere also most suitable for doorpieces. The lucky rvinners n'ere Leota Ziemann, Laura Turk, Clara Willis, Elinor Ilobinson, Helen Nlorrison, Agnes Davis, Nlarguerite Welch, Betty N{orrill, Ber.erly Drake and Nelle Holland.

Winner of the special drawing was J. \\r. Hamiiton, who obtained his ticket from Virginia Paulson of the Klassen Company.

Group singing of carols rvas led by Georgia Nlcl-eod, rvho also entertained r,vith vocal soios. Of course, no Christmas tree rvould be complete without gifts under it and, considering the price limit, the ingenuity expressed bv HooHoo-Ette Club No. 1 members was amazing and at.rusing.

A visitor from Redlands, California, rvas Daphne Crane rvho, incidentally, rvill soon be celebrating her second rvedding anniversary. Carrol Crane of the Johnson Lumber Co., Redlands, and an active Hoo-Hoo in that area. is the other half of this team.

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Anocortes, slorts his new duties Jonuory I os mrnoger of lumber qnd plywood products for Simpson logging Co., Shellon, Wosh.

IHE sAN FRANCISCO CONTINGENT of the Dovidson Plywood ond Lumber Co. hod been worned obout the unusuql weother Los Angeles wos hoving; come prepored wirh lheir own "1. A. Smog & Weother Kits" for the recent firsl onnuql compony-wide Dqvidson soles meeting in the Southlqnd, os shown below.

CIUB NO. I HOO-HOO-ETTE OFFICERS, recently elected by the Los Angeles group, ore, seoled: Alvino Boyle, lefi, president, ond Ruth Armsnd, righf firsr vice presidenf. Stonding. left to right. ore: Mobel Stoser, membership; Elinor Robinson. secretdry; Mozo Boiley, third vice president; lorc Clegg, tteqlurer; Vero Prince' second vice president, ond Lynn Mortin, initiotion. Jone Adoms, publiciry officer, nol shown in pholo'

THE INDUSTRIAL TUMBERMEN'S CIUB of Southern Colifornio held its onnuol Holidoy Porty December 3 ot the Industry Club, Los Angeles. Pholo lbelow shows the heqd tobl€ guests, from leff: Chorles M. Cooper. Sion Swofiord, vice-presidenl of rhe club; Jqmes W. Cooper. secretdry-lreo3urer, who plonned the porly; Dick Lone of lqndon Producis qnd fV storspeoker of the evening; Jock Corey. president, ond Roy Sfonlon, Jr. President Corey thonked Jim Cooper for o grond porfy, which drew o good crowd on c bod, roiny night. Photo ot right shows Dick lone regoling the lumbermen with his choice slories, not lo menlion his "il Pi.o' Flush-ofi Pqinl Remover, Also shown. ot for left of rqble. is Gilberr Reel.

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40 to 50 retail dealers were introduced in this manner. The beautiful attendance prizes rvere donated by Bliss and Gates Lumber Co., Clough Lumber Co., D. C. Essley & Son, Eureka Redwood Co., Hollow Tree Redwood Co., The Hyster Co., Pacific Western Lumber Co., pine Ridge Lumber Co., Sierra Redwood Co., South Bay Lumbe. Co., Tacoma Lumber Sales, Inc., Western Custom Mill, Inc., and Winton Lumber Sales Co. In addition, cash donations were generously given toward the prizes by Atlas Lumber Co., Bohnhoff Lumber Co., Davidson plywood Co., Fleming & Hightower Lumber Co., F. L. Jordan Sash & Door Co. John W. Koehl & Son, _Long-Bell Lumber Co., L. A. Mill_ work Co., Los-Cal Lumber Co., pine Box and Lumber Co., Ryness-Smith Co., Simmons Hardwood Lumber Cq., South_ west Sash and Door Co., U. S. Plywood Co., Wall Dry Kiln Co., Weyerhaeuser Timber Co., and E. J. Stantor, & Sor,. The lighter was won by Charles Willeford, Tropical & Western Lumber Co.; sets of cuff links were won by Von Brocklein, Boyle Heights Lumber Co.; Larry Weiland, A Arrow Lumber Co.; Henry Nett, Blanchard Lumber Co., and Bud Bach, Bach Lumber Co. The electric blanket was won by Claren,ce Bohnhofi, Bohnhoff Lumber Co. An ash tray and lighter was the prize of Bob Vaughn, The Hyster Co. Charles Wilson, E. J. Stanton & Son, .i,r,on the electric toaster. A waffle iron was the loot of Harold E. ,.Brownie', Markstrom, James A. Newquist Lumber Sales, and the big alarm-radio was won by Russ Swift, Tropical & Western. Harvey Koll announced and awarded the golf prizes as

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