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But Whotever DID Hoppen to Thqt Bus Full of Block Bort Club Cots?

Even though a Greyhound bus full of Black Bart Club cats apparently went "astray"'en route to the annual Joint Meeting with the Sacramento and the Redwood Empire Clubs, the annual three-club meeting still drew nearly 80 members from Sacramento Hoo-Hoo Club 109 and Redwood Empire Hoo-Hoo Club 65 to the meeting again held at Dick's Place in Fairfield, April 8.

Sacramento Prexy Ed Kensinger and Henry Stonebraker of the Redwood Empire Club noted that the enthusiasm shown for the three-club meeting will mean a repeat performance next year, and it was hoped that the Black Bart Hoo-Hoo would get their bus repaired in time for next years meetlng.

The meeting, as usual, started off with complimentary relaxers at 6:39 p.m., thanks to Lumber Dealers Materials Co., Noah Adams Lumber Co., Marinland Lumber Co., and the Vacaville Lumber Co.

Vacaville Lumber's Torr' Zaztivy. incidentally. was in charge of the details of the meeting, including the-enviable job of arranging for the entertainment in the person of Sue Quick, local guitar-singer specialist.

Honored guest at the banquet was Supreme Custocatian Harvey Koll of Los Angeles, who paid tribute to C. D. LeMaster, father of "National Forest Products Week," and Jack S. Berry of Sacramento, the man who made "the 'Week" a reality and the man who is currently running the campaign.

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Cloy Brown Colls Compony Monogers To Meeting in Son Froncisco

^ A meeting of the five Western managers o{ Clay Brown &_ Compaly's Pacific Northwest operations was held May 11 at the Sheraton-Palace hotel in San Francisco. Principal discussion during the meeting, which was presided overby Clay Brown, president of the well-known wholesale oiganization, involved plans for a current expansion program now uuderway and other company business.

L. to R.: Clay Brown, president, portland; Bill Booth, secretarv_ treasurer, Portland; Jim Baskins, manager Redding'purchasirig and sales for Sacramento Valley; Ed Blgnt, manager Willits pur_ chasing offce; Harry McCall, manager-Fremont office and sbles for Bay Area and San Joaquin Valley; Clarence Hill, vice-president, in charge of California offices and sales for Southern California.

High Timber Bid ro Workmqn lumber

Yreka, Calif.-The Paul Workman Lumber Co. was hieh bidder on 1,500,000 b.f. of pine and fir timber in the Doira Creek Unit in the Yreka Working Circle, announced John Murray, Klamath Natl. Forest bidding officer, on conclusion.of p.osting.of the sealed bids. ThiJUnit had been part of the "Set-aside Program" for preferential bidding bv small business concerns. Total advertised value "rn,at $19,946.25, while the value based on highest bid was $?7,046.25. Other companies bllding were-Ober Logging Co., Cal-Shasta Lumber Co., E. A. Bullinger and J ni Sharp Lumber Co.

Seminor Highlights W. l. C. Annuql

(Continued from Page 18) reinspection program for casework, the exhibit at the CCAIA convention in Hawaii, and reviewing the ,'Millwork Seminar" of the previous evening.

Mr. O'Sullivan stressed the need for more active participation by the Woodwork Institute in wood-window promotion, and the need of obtaining more members who are interested in the manufacture and distribution of woocl windows.

Certificates of Appreciation were presented to the retiring directors : Stanley Gustafson, Sierra Mill & Lumber, Sacra-mento; Tom Work, Work Mill and Lumber, Monterey: Bob Hogan, Hogan Wholesale Building Materials, Oailand; Jim Pierce, Pacific Mfg. Co., Santa Clara, and Adolph Warvarovsky, Los Angeles Millwork.

A.portable tralsistor radio was presented to the retiring president, Ray Dreps, as a token of appreciation for hii service to the Institute.

Following the afternoon's business meeting, the President's Reception was scheduled for 5:30 p.m., after which the members gathered in the hotel's famed Cocoanut Grove for the 7:30 dinner-dance.

The latter two events included the ladies of the Institute members and they were additionally treated to their own luncheon in the Lido room on Friday with a fashion show bv Patricia Lvnn.

-The 9th annual concluded another important year for the increasingly important and progressive Woodwork Institute of California, whose outstanding Millwork Seminar at this fneeting proved the WIC's benefit to the entire lumber and millwork industry.