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75 Arlend June Meeting of Hoo-Hoo-Ette Club No. I

The Hoo-Hoo-Ette Club No. 1, Los Angeles, held its June meeting N{onday, June 14, at 6:29 p.m. at Ruddi's Italian Inn. There was a splendid attendance, with 75 ladies present for. dinner.

The following officers were elected for the 1954-5.5 year: President, Pluma Mcleod, Martin Plywood Co.; ' First vice president, Alvina Boyle, Patten-Blinn Lumber Co.;

Second vice president, Helen Behringer, U.S. Plywood Corp.;

Third vice president, Maza Bailey, Atlas Lumber Co.; Secretary, Elinor Robinson, Allied Veneer & Lumber Co.;

Treasurer, Lora Clegg, Sand Door & Plywood Co.; Initiation, Lynn Martin, The Phipps Company; Publicity, Jane Adams, California Lumber Merchant; Membership, Mabel Staser; H. M. Nelson Lumber Co.

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The club has now reached its quota of 99 members. July and August are usually vacation months but this July a special meeting will be called for initiation of new members at the home of Bessie Stewart, the retiring president. The time has not been determined.

Officers will be installed at the next regular meeting in September.

Sqn Froncisco Hoo-Hoo-Ettes Elect Nominoting Gommittee

The San Francisco Hoo-Hoo-Ettes met at the Bellevue Hotel, Tuesday evening, June 8, to elect a nominating committee, which will select and nominate permanent officers for Hoo-Hoo-Ette Club No. 3. Election and installation of officers will be at the next club meeting, September 14.

The June 8 meeting was attended by 26 San Francisco lumber gals, and their selection for the nominating committee consisted of Lucy Lipe, The Pacific Lumber Co.; Bonnie Alkey, A. M. Hardy Co., and Peggy Brooks, Wood Conversion Co.

Until the September elections, the club will continue to operate with the following temporary officers: Bessie Pappas, president; Mrs. Tilo Trethewey, treasurer, and Mrs. Claire Zimmerman, secretary.

Beloire Lumber Sqles €ompony Orgonized in lnglewood

The Belaire Lumber Sales Company has been formed, with offices at 8611 Crenshaw Blvd., Inglewood, Calif., to engage in the wholesale business. Donald P. Vogt has been appointed sales manager. He formerly headed his own wholesale lumber sales firm in Wilmington.

Warren Johnson has j'oined the Belaire sales staff, according to Don Vogt, and will handle the Southern California territory, calling on retail yards and industrial users of Pacific Coast softwoods.