Los Angeles Hoo-Hoo Golf Tournament and Dinner Meeting

The Los Angeles Hoo-Hoo Club held a golf tournament and dinner meeting at the Lakewood Country Club, North Long Beach, on Friday June 16. As this was the last Club party before the summer recess there was a good turnout. 71 golfers 'took part in the tournament and 125 were on hand for the evening festivities.

llob Osgood and Jack Bergstrom tied for the low gross honors, each turning in a score of 76, and they were presented with merchandise orders for $5.00 and three golf balls.

The other golf rvinners were: First Flight, first lorv net, Clarence Bohnhoff, George E. Ream trophy; second low net, Helmer Hoel, $5.00: Second Fiight, first low net, Hal Wilcox, The California Lumber Merchant trophy; second lorv net, C. N{. (Friday) Freeland, Roy Stanton trophy;

Redwood Empire Hoo-Hoo Club

Organized-lnitia te 20 Kittens

Redwood Empire Hoo-Hoo Club No. 65 rn''as organized at a meeting held at the Occidental Hotel in Santa llosa, Calif., on June 16. Club olficers are : Herb Latell, Sterling Lumber Co., Santa Rosa, president; John Gordon, Union Lumber Co., Fort Bragg, vice president; Duane Bennett, Mea<l Clark Lumber Co., Santa Rosa, secretary-treasurer; and I-es llocim, Larvs & Yaeger Co., Santa Rosa, sergeant at arms.

Directors elected were: Steve Yaeger, Laws & Yaeger Co.; Elie Destruel, Mead Clark Lumber Co.; Joe Schaefer, Colombo l,umber Co.; and Jim Patton, Frank G. Noyes Lumber Co.

A concatenation n'as held at 5 :59 p.m. and trventy Kittens were initiated.

The Kittens \vere :

Ishmael J. N{yers, Sterling Lumber Co. . Petaluma

Gilbert N{. Sissons, S & O Lumber Co. .. ..Calpella low gross, Second Flight, Joe Tardy, $5.00. Golf balls were presented to the winners of the special events.

The door prize winners were Flarry Whittemore, IIal Wilcox, Jim Block, Harvey Koll, Don Bufkin, and Bernie Dubnow, each receiving $5.00.

A11 prizes were merchandise orders.

President Tom Fox presided at the business meeting. A minute of silence was observed by the group in memory of the late J. A. (Al) Privett. John Lipani presented the golf prizes.

Music and songs by the Glee Gates Trio was greatly enjoyed by the gathering.

Ed Bauer, Harvey Koll, Orrin Wright and John Lipani rvere in charge of the arrangements for the golf tournament.

Peter J. Lou'e, Union Lumber Co. Fort Bragg

N. \Marne Lark, Lark Lumber Co. .. ..Guerneville

James D. Patton, Frank G. Noyes Co. . Napa

Casey Moore, Hammond Lumber Co. .. .....Napa

Lester Boom, Laws & Yaeger Co. .. ....Santa Rosa

John Morris, Larn's & Yaeger Co. .. ....Santa Rosa

Charles Lynn, Union Lumber Co. .. ....Fort Bragg

Ilrederick Seimears, Laws & Yaeger Co. ......Santa Rosa

John E. Colombo, Jr., Colombo Lumber Co. Sebastopol

Robert Johnson, Sonoma Mill & Lumber Co. Sonoma

Joseph A. Schaefer, Colombo Lumber Co. Sebastopol

William L. Brauning .... ..Cloverdale

Leslie Doddington, Nicolai Door Sales Co. San Francisco

I)uane Bennett, Nlead Clark Lumber Co. Santa Rosa

Jean Destruel, Mead Clark Lumber Co. Santa Rosa

Pershing Liddle, Mead Clark Lumber Co. ....Santa Rosa

Herbert Latell, Sterling Lumber Co. . Santa Rosa

Frecl Tremblay, Sterling Lumber Co. Santa Rosa

The concatenation was under the direction of Herb Schaur, Jr., Deputy Hoo-Hoo Snark for Northern Cali- fornia. Supreme Jabberwock Dave Davis read the Code of Ethics.

On the Degree Team were the follo.rving: Snark, Fred J. Ziese, Sr.; Senior Hoo-Hoo, Steve Yaeger; Junior HooHoo, John B. Gordon; Bojum, Bovard Shibley; Scivenoter, Paul Overend; Jabberwock, Leo Hulett; Custocatian, Jack Pomeroy; Arcanoper, Bernie Barber, Jr. ; Gurdon, Alfred D. Bell, Jr.

Dinner was served at 7:D p.m. and was follorn'ed by the business session.

Second Annuql Beqch Pcrty

The San Diego Hoo-Hoo Club will hold its second annual Beach Party at Solana Beach on Sunday, July 16. There will be plenty of fish and other eats, also games, refreshments, and prizes. The Beach Party is one of the popular attractions staged by the Club and a big crowd is expected.

Reservations can be made by phoning Syd Smith, San Diego, \\r-5206, and -Joe Smith, San Diego, I-3125.

Hqppy Event

Mr. and Mrs. H. Truxtun Jones are receiving congratulations from their friends on the birth of a baby boy, Bradley Truxtun Jones, at Peralta Hospital, Oakland. Bradley weighed in at 7 lbs., 10 oz. They already have a daughter. Mr. Jones is sales manag'er of Western Door & Sash Co., Oakland.

Ten Employees Honored for Completion OF 25 Years of Service

Ten employees of the Calaveras Cement Company were honored recently for their completion of 25 years of service to the firm.

Company President William Wallace Mein presented gold watches and engra..'ed silver fobs to each of the men, and a leather traveling case to Miss Elaine V. Buckland, the only woman in the group. The awards were made at an anniversary luncheon in the company's .famous Kentucky House at San Andreas, Calif.

At the conclusion of the ceremonies, Vice President H. C. Magin, chairman of the company's management committee, presented a watch and fob to Mr. Mein in recognition of his 25 years of leadership as company president since he founded it in 1925.

The presentations were made to James R. Casey, sales engineer ; Louis Armstrong, shovel operator; E,dward A. Bacigalupi, shift forernan; Charles G. Brown, quarry foreman; George W. Hengen, laboratory analyst; Robert P. Perry, Driller; Glenn M. Walker, shift foreman; James G. Waters, mechanic, and Joseph Tedesco, secretary-treasurer of the company. Miss Buckland is a secretary in the comDanv's head office in San Francisco.

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