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los Vegos Hoo-Hoo Stqge Bong-up Christmqs Event

The Christmas party put on by Las Vegas Hoo-Hoo Club 106 last month was one of the best, and certainly most expensive, that I have ever attended-and I have been "attending" for 35 years or more. Those boys put the big pot in the little one and went all-out to see that everyone had a good time.

There were some 56 from Phoenix, several from Albuquerque, four or five from San Francisco, and a like number from L.A., due no doubt to the party dates conflicting rvith those of the L. A. Christmas party. (Next time this should be corrected-if there is to be a next time, which I hope there will be).

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The show and dinner were done up as only Las Vegas can do it, and the sightseeing tours were eye-openers for many-all at the expense of that club.

(One lumber dealer sitting at a table in the Riviera, where many were attending a second shorv, ordered trvo rounds of refreshment for the table at which he sat-about 14 people-and the bill was $97. I cite this to show how those boys went overboard to see that the visiting HooHoo had a good time. It isn't a cheap place !)

On the golf course, they had two cuties chasing back and forth from hole to hole-serving sandwiches, Cokes for those who wanted a good score, beer or what'11-you-have for those who didn't give a hang about their scores-and fun for everyone. That didn't come for free; the club had to pay and pay, no doubt.

Wilbur Clark has a deceiving golf course. It is cham-

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DAvenporf 3-1149 pionship in length but, from appearance, has no "rough." But how wrong that impression is ! Off the fairway is a different kind of grass from that on the fairway-a grass as tough as wire. If you are not good at snake-killing, stay on the fairway because that rough will beat your brains out. These are only some high spots of that meeting but I write this because I think Las Vegas Hoo-Hoo club (which I helped to organize and which died a natural death, then was reactivated last summer) is now one of the livest of any in Hoo-Hoo, and it should get a boost from every one.

-Joe Tardy.

Western Asphalt Roofing Mfgrs. Assn. Formed in Son Frqncisco

The efficient use of asphalt roofing products through education and research will be the goal of the newly formed Western Asphalt Roofing Manufacturers Association. W. L. Keady, president o{ Pabco Products, Inc., has been elected the first president. Other officers of the new nonprofit corporation are George Pecaro of Flintkote Company, vice-president, and M. E. Sweeney of Johns-Manville Corporation, treasurer.

C. J. Van-Til has been appointed executive manager to direct the association activities in the 11 western states. Offices have been established in l7l2 Central Tower Building, San Francisco. Charter member companies include Pabco Products Inc., Johns-Manville Corporation, Flintkote Company, The Celotex Corporation, Certain-teed Products Corporation, and Lunday-Thagard Oil Company.

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