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Pe,natnJa

Max A. Cowan, formerly rvrth the Edgeu'ood Lumber Company, is norv in the sales department of the Crag Lumber Companv of Philo California. He rvill rvork out of the San Francisco office The ntill processes Fir and Redn'ood.

Rex Clark, George Hinkle and J. W. Consolidated Lumber Co., Wilmington, cember meeting of the San Diego retail

(Joe) Fitzpatrick, attended the Delumber dealers.

Flerman West, forrrrerly u'ith the San Pedro Lumber Co., is nou' 'n'ith Lumber Carrier Service. \\rilmington.

Fred Calhoun has joined thc sales staft of Soutl-r Bav Lumber Co., Ha'n.thorne He tias formerly u'ith Donover Co.. Inc.

Fred Yost, Fred H. Yost Lurrrlter Co., Milford, Nebraska, is u.intering in Phoenix, Ariz. Fred is 'lr'ell knorvn to the Southern California lumber trade, and used to operate a lumber yard in Los Angeles.

Paul Gaboury, of the Golden Gate Lumber Company, \\'ralnut Creek. Calif., spent a 'n'eek before Christmas calling on his sarvmill connectionr in Oregon. Paul says the Oregon rlad.r n'ere fine, but he encountered, a snolvstorm in Dunsmuir, and flooded highrvays at Redding. to dampen the joys of driving.

Tom Fox, John \\'. Fisher has been elected president of of Commerce.

Lumber Co., Santa \Ionica, the Santa }fonica Chamber

Roy Stanton Sr., E J. Stanton & Son, Los Angeles. rvill fly to Honolulu on February 2. He rvill meet Mrs. Stanton and her sister, Ifiss llargaret Finley there. Thev made the trip over by boat. While in Honolulu, Rov rrill organize a Hoo-Hoo club. Last year rvhen in the Philippines, he organized l\{anila Hoo-Hoo Club No. 141.

Entertmn Friends crt Dinner Pcrty

Nlr. and Mrs. \\rm. J. (Bill) Belau, Lumber NIill & Supply Co., Los Angeles, Nere recently hosts to a group of friends at an enjoyable dinner party at their hc,me in Fullerton. -\mong those attending rvere Mr. and IIrs. Harold Cole, Bohnhoff Lumber Co., Inc.; Ilr. and Mrs. Joe Petrash, Jim Kirby \\rholesale Lumber Inc.; I\{r. and tr[rs. Virgil Hou'ard and I{r. and \Irs. G. C. (Ted) Hovt. Lumber Ilill & Supply Co.

On Ccribbeqn Cruise

Jack Fairhurst, Fairhurst Lumber Co., Eureka. and Mrs. Fairhurst. spent lhe Nerv Year holidays rvith Harry \\:hitemore. Los Angeles Lumber Inc., and Mrs. \\'hittemore. They attended the Rose Borvl football game. Ilr. and I\[rs. Fairhurst then flerv to Nerv Orleans for a 20-day Caribbean cruise. The-v returned January 30.

Fanmait

Here we go again for another year of good reading and information for such a modest price. Sincere good n'ishes to the entire staff of the Merchant.

Nate Parsons Pasadena, Calif.

Euphrct Visits Hoover

'lDuke" Euphrat, of San Francisco, top man in the firm of Wendling-Nathan Company, spent a week in Los Angeles recently as the guest of his old friend "Gus" Hoover. Mr. Hoor.er has represented Mr. Euphrat's big wholesale companv in Los Angeles for a generation.

Cross-Miller

Miss Carolyn Miller and Roger Cross were married in Berkeley, Calif., on December 26. Mr. Cross is manager of the Tension Tite Window Screen Co., Los Angeles, Southern California distributors for Rudiger-Lang Co.

Congrrctulctions

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Pessner of San Francisco are the happy parents of a son, Kirk Allen, born on December 26. Mr. Pessner is with the West Coast Timber Products Agency in San Francisco.

Francis U. Mandis is now associated with Builders Redwood, Inc., wholesale lumber dcalers, Dorvney.

Snark Art H. Geiget Will Visit California in February

Art H. Geiger of Tacoma, Wash., Snark of the Universe, Concatenated Order of Hoo-Hoo, is coming to California for a short visit in February and plans are under way to entertain him.

His schedule calls for a visit to Sacramento Hoo-Hoo Club No. 109 on Wednesday, February 18. C. D. LeMaster advises that a fine prograrn has been arranged which will include a visit to the Sierra Mill & Lumber Company in the late afternoon and dinner at the El Rancho.

San Francisco lloo-Hoo Club No. 9 is planning a big concat Thursday, February 19, in San Francisco, and Art has consented to be the Visiting Officer.

On Friday, February 20, Dubs Ltd., a group of golfing lumbermen, are meeting at noon at the Burlingame Country Club for golf with dinner in the evening, and Snark Art has been invited to attend.

He will be in Los Angeles on February 23 and 24 and. Los Angeles Hoo-Hoo Club No. 2 is arranging for a meeting on one of these dates.

All Hoo-Hoos are urged to attend one of the above meetings when they will have an opportunity of meeting the Snark of the ljniverse.

Ray Van Ide has joined the sales staff of Jim Kirby Wholesale Lumber Inc.. Beverlv Hills.