L. A. Hoo-Hoo-Ettes Agoin Show 'Know-How' in Entertoining of 3rd Annuol Bosses Night

"La Fiesta" was the tl-rerne of the er-enins, liebrrrzrr,r. 10, u'hen 200 Hoo-Hoo-Ettes, their bosses and frierrcls -corrvenecl at Rodger Young auditoriunr for an cr-cnirrg o{ frrn ancl frolic with the lumber "Gals" of Clrrb Nrrnrber'1.

Iiollo_rving the cocktail hour ancl clinner, the gathering enjoyecl a {rrll 1.rour of er.rtertair-rment bv "'fhe Latirr Fiesti Group" lterformers. These artists u-ere {resh from the night club circrrit, having been booked at tl-re Xloulin ltorrge'for over-a year, and rvere greeted u,ith entl-rusiasm by tl-re lrrnrber folk. \,lilclred [,]r'ans .n'as the Prograrn chairmau.

Follou'ing the entertainment, Preiident Ida Cunner extencled the hancl of welcome to all rvl-ro had the goocl fortune to attencl this 3rcl annual er-ent ancl ilrtroducecl sortre of the guest,s u'l'ro helpe<l liorrnder Anrre X'lrrrray 1arrnc1.r this line social organization. I)on llrrfkirr, rnember of the Supreme Nine of Hoo-Hoo Internatior.ral, arrcl Butch Harringef rvere prominently rnerrtiorre<1, along rvith Ole l\tla1- of the Califc,r-

Lrrntber Ilerchant, for their active help iu the stages of getting the sl.row on the road.

Prexy Icla then introrluced l(ov Star.rton. Sr.. oast early Snark