Members of the

Wholesale Lumbermen's Association of Southern C aliforni,a :

Baugh Bros. & Co.

ANgelus 8-2911, Los Angeles

Cal-Paciffc Redwood Sales, Inc.

HEmlock 5-1197, Long Beach

Fairhurst Lumber Co. of California

FRontier 5-6444. Redondo Beach

Far West Fir Sales Co.

BRadshaw 2-4353, Beverly Hills

Forest Products Sales Company (dba Clay Lumber Company')

Pleasant 3-1141, Inglewood

Fremont Forest Products

RAymond 3-9917, Whittier

Gulf Paciftc Land & Lumber Co.

Dlckens 5-2897, T arzana

Hexberg Lumber Sales, Inc.

MUrray 1-6386, Pasadena

Hobbs Wall Lumber Co.

MUrray 2-3031, San Marino

Inland Lumber Company

TRinity 7-2001, Rialto

Andy Jones Lumber Co.

CUmberland 3-8261, West Covina

H. E. Markstrom Lumber Sales

NEvada 6-0146, Compton

Jas. W. Newquist Co.

MUrray 1-0646, Pasadena

Robert S. Osgood

DUnkirk 2-8278, Los Angeles

Al Peirce Co.

SPruce F3537, Long Beach

Roy Forest Products Company

TRiangle 3-1857, Van Nuys

Tarter, Webster & Johnson, Inc.

ANgelus 9-723I, Los Angeles

Tarter, Webster & Johnson, Inc.

TRiangle 3-1348, Van Nuys

Ray Van Ide Lumber Sales

MUrray 1-4668, Pasadena

Warren Southwest, Inc.

FAirfax 84f65, Torrance

Harry H. White Lumber Co., Inc.

SPruce 5-3409, Long Beach

Wholesale Forest Products Co.

TRemont 8-0160, Beverly Hills

Paul Wright Lumber Sales

TRiangle 7-3088, North Hollywood

Rolph Dqles Joins E. A. Padulo Lumber Compony in Willirs

Ralph Dales (left) joined the sales staff of E,. A. padula Lumber Corypaqy, Willits, last month according to owner Elmer Padula. Others in the "family portrait"- above include secretary Linda Overstreet. paauta Transportation manager Julius Ruediger, and comptroller Bob Vice.

Dales, a native of Pen:nsylvania, originally operated a remanufacturing plant at Fortuna for the Crown Redwood Company, and later was associated with Jim Berry of Great Bay Lumber Sales, Eureka (now Heird Lumber Company, Inc.). More recently, Dales has been active in sales-for Clay Brown & Company, and prior to that, with Pacific Forest Products in Oakland. -

Aside from lumber, Ralph's hobby (bowling) has been a source of supplemental income for many yeirs now, his name soundlqg " familiar ring in pro bowling circles throughout No:thern California. One time manager of the Pittsburg Bowl and the Piedmont Bowl, Ralp--h also instructed bowling at the big Broadway Bowl in Oakland. His most recent accomplishment? The-Ukiah City Championship at which he and partner Bob Gowan - brought home the bacon with l32l oins to their favor.

This shot must hove been token before the girls lost oll their money ol the mochines, for fhey oll look very hoppy-or do we hove 28 winners here? (Yes, os for os beoufy ond personolity goesl) Anywoy, they're the Hoo-Hoo-Ettes of Northern Coliforniq (Son Froncisco, ihe Peninsulo ond Socromento) who iounted to Reno lole in April for on "owoy-from-it.oll" weekend. Stonding, from lefl: Befty Keeler, Eve Murroy, Elvo Mittlestodf, Jennie Mouer, Dionne l\{ouer, Morgoret Dowson, Audrey McDowell, Bunnie Bidwell, Mory Coplis, Julio McArthur, Jo Gollowoy, Phyl Lomonoco ond Norma Boll, Nexf row, seqtedi Betty Myers, Win Mentzer, Tilo Trethewoy, Roy Dolson, Virginio O'Brien, lsobel McKoy ond Opol Sloter (well, the photo identificotion gives us seven nomes, but dorned if we con find more thon six girls-Ed.) Nexf row: Ann McKoy, Shirley Anderson, Fronces Drew ond Morgoret McDonold. Front row, from left, Florence Skoog, Mory Lou Sidner, Morcelle Doy, Helen Ash ond Juonito O'Brien.