Salt River Valley Hoo-Hoo Hosts Great Meet

Salt River Valley Hoo-Hoo Club No. 72 proved to be a great host for the Jurisdiction VI Stag Inter-Club Meeting, November 17 in Phoenix, Arizona. The Jurisdiction covers Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, New Nlexico, Philippine Islands and Utah, ancl 158 members turned up for the dinner and program.

The day started with a golf tournament, with over 60 players contending for the Gallagher Trophy-rvon by the Phoenix team of Harry Terrell and Newt Vanamann.

Tlre cocktail hour began at 6:29 p.m.. follon'ed by dinnei rvhich was attended by many of the top brass in I{oo-Hoo. The meeting u/as presided over by Pete Van Voorhis, Salt River \ralley president, and all of the visit- ing dignitaries gave short talks.

Special guests were Harvey W. Koll of Los Angeles, Snark of the IJniverse; Leroy Stanton of Los Angeles, past Snark of the lJniverse; Don Bufkin of Alhambra, California, past Supreme Nine member of Jurisdiction VI; and Vaughan Justus, Supreme Nine Scrivenoter, Jurisdiction VI.

The concat, held at 8:29 p.m. with Vicegerant George Ross in charge, indrrcted 23 new kittens into the mvsterious u'ays of Hoo-Hoo and reinstated six old cats.

New kitter"rs are: Gordon Greene. U.S. Plvwood; Hank Xlonje and John Marshall, Harbor Plywood; Claucle V. Paterson. yavaoi Lumber Co.; William C. Bartoo, Southwestern Glass & Millwork Co.; LeRoy D. Gall, Charles T. White and Richard M. Herrick, all of Decoratrim Company; E. David Batt, 24th Street Lumber left: the degree teqm ot the November concot of Solt River Volley Hoo-Hoo No. 72, held in Phoenix; from left, Eorl Cox, Bob Bluell, Bob Eorker, Horvey W. Koll (visiring Snork of the Universe), George Ross, Voughon Justus, Roger Hcncock, Wclker Howord, Deon Huckobo, Woody Clork ond Dick Boynron. Middte: in town for the gionr meet, from left: Bernie Bqrber of Fresno, Hawey Koll of Los Angeles, Douglos Boyle of Tucson ond Jock Sullivon. president of Arizono Retoil Lumber & Builders Supply Assn, Right: these genilemen oppeor to be well fed ond contenteJ; from left: C. Horry ferrell, Jr.; Don liufkin of Alhombro, Colif., whose untimely deofh occurred in Jonuory; Deon A, Drcke, vice president of the Hoo-Hoo club in Tempe, Arizono; ond LA.'s ilorvey Koll.

Co.; Edward J. Renowden, Jr., Arizona Hardwood; Stanley Ralph Northup, Southwestern Glass & Millwork; Marvin J. Setzer, Mallco Distributors; Ervin G. Rothf uss, Prescott Lumber ,9 Rooling; O. D. McNitt, Affiliated O'Malley Companies; Robert H. Dedman, Herbert C. Reimann and George R. Cutlipp, Southwest Forest Industries; B. Raymond llyer, O'MalleyTempe Lumber Co.; Stanley C. Hruby, Donald R. Green and John P. Wood, Sr., Ray Lumber Co.; William C. Cox, O'Malley Lumber, Co. ; and Jan Oostermeyer, Navajo Tribal Lumber Mill.

Reinstaten,ents: William E. Tapscott, Masonite Corp.; Charles F. O'Malley, Southwestern Glass & Millwork Co.; LeRoy H. Eubanks, Trussfab, Tnc. ; Carl F. Bastian, Weyerhaeuser; Jess V. Walker, Navajo Tribal Lumber Mill; and Mel D. Gullett, Ray Lurnber Co.

The big evening was concluded with a bangup variety show, including acrobats, singers, comedians and dancers.

Bottom, left: Hcwey Koll ot the "mike"; Pete Van Voorhis, pre3idenl of rhe 5olr River club; Voughon Justus, Supreme lX, Jurisdiction Vl, Albuquerque; Mortin Wist. vice president of rhe Sqlr River club; ond LeRoy Sfonton.-Rome3es 41. tos Angeles. Middle: eniofng rhe eveninj ore Don Bufkin. Horuey Koll,'Voughon Justus cni Kit Corson, visitor with q 19,000 number which goes bock to 1907. Righr: o shor of rhe big g.oup-"f initiotes; there were 23 new kittens ond six reinstofements. MAII{ (IFFIGE