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L. A. Hoo-Hoo-Ettes Elect Sollye Bissell New President

Los Angeles lfoo-Hoo-Ette Club No. I has elected Sallye Bissell its 1960-61 term president, it was announced at the May meeting of the club on the 13th at Rodger Young auditorium. Mrs. Bissell, a moving force in the Hoo-HooEtte group ever since it was started, is also a valuable staff member of The Weyerhaeuser Company in its Los Angeles ofifrces.

The other election results announced at the May meeting will put the following fine Southland lumberwomen in 1960-61 offices: lst Vice-President-Peggy Mattola, The Bus McNeil Co.; 2nd Vice-PresidentLena Galyean, Downey Dry Kiln; 3rd Vice-President-Bess Diffey, Fern Trucking Co., Mines Bandini, Inc.; Secretary-Vera Prince, Harbor Box Co.; Treasulgl-Qsl3ldine Howe, U. S. Plywood Corp.;

Membership chairman-Dorothy Yann, Harbor Box Co.; Publicity chairman-Corrine Adams, H. M. Nelson Lumber Co.. and Initiation chairman-Marie Stanton, Palm Avenue Lumber Co.

The new officers will be installed at the June meeting, final gathering of the 1959-60 term, to be held in a Los Angeles "Chinatown" restaurant at a place and on a date to be announced.

Peninsulo Gols fo Form New Hoo-Hoo-Ette Club

Lumbergals in Santa Clara and San Mateo counties will soon form their own new Hoo-Hoo-Ette club, with headquarters, most likely, in the lower Peninsula area. Delores Leitner, of Dant & Warnock, will direct the formation, and initiation details will be worked out at an organizational meeting scheduled for May 19.