NEIMAN.REED LUMBE,R COMPANY

Ofgood Luiaber

DISTRIBUTION YAR,D l33OZ Burbcnk Blvd.

Von Nuys, Colifornio

LARGE tOCAt INVENTORY - OVER 2,OOO,OOO FEET UNDER, COVER OtD GROWTH K. D. TUMBER

Ponderoso, Sugor, Lodgepole ond ldqho White Pine Engelmonn Spruce White Fir . Cedqr . Hemlock

A huge throng of nearly 200 rnembers and guests, with a large attendance of the area retail dealers, climaxed a day that started with the golf tournanrent, continued in a delightful cocktail hour at poolside, and culminated in the fine dinner, prize-giving and dancing that lasted far into the night. The weather was very near ideal at the Springs and put the lumber people in their merriest mood.

There were many golfers in the tourney and they finished their play in time to join the later arrivals around the pool

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Cleor ond Knotty Pine . Cleor ond Knotly Cedor Douglos Fir for the Cocktail Hour handsomely provided through the courtesy of Cresmer Manufacturing Co., Inland Lumber Company, Simpson Logging Co. and Sand Door and Plywood Co. There, as the friendiy spirits waxed higher, an exciting aquatic show was provided by courtesy of Johns-Manville Sales Corp. The stars, were two young men who did some thrilling swimming and diving stunts, Jack Dunning and Ken Kortmeyer. The aquatic event was excellently staged by Bill Royer.

Next event on the dav's crowded calendar was the dinner and, as the ladies entered the beautifully decorated dinning room with its superbly set, flower-decked tables, they were handed the usual and always lovely gardenia corsages courtesy of Palm Springs Builders Supply Co. and the Derbes dealers. The ladies felt that George and Don Derbes outdid themselves with the corsages this year as the gardenias were the most beautiful most of the crowd had ever seen.

The dinner steaks, too, were exceptionally good this year and everyone was in a mellow mood for the almost endless list of perfect prizes that were awarded after the dinner.

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Jack McGrath was in charge and did a great job of awarding the golf prizes as the first on the giant giveaway agenda. The prizes were for members and guests, and a perpetual trophy donated by the Masonite Corporation. Golf winners wefe:

Members: Lou' gross-Ed Hadley, cup; runner-up, Dave Beauchaine, cup; second runner-up, I3ill Sharp. Low netBill Davidson, cup (second year) ; runner-up, Stark Sowers, cup; second runner-up, Ken Deiter. High gross-Carroll Crane; runner-up, Pete Taylor. Low putts-Hub Kronen. High putts-Jerry Westphal. High net-Bob Saucke. Other winners: Roy Henry, Don Oakes, Jim Tipton, J. C. McGrath.

Guests: Lon-gross-Russ Roepke; runner-up, Bill \,\'ithington. Lorv net-Charles Hester; runner-up, Dr. Van Meter King. High gross-Ken Nelson; runner-up, Bud Shaw. Low putts-Bill Royar.

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