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-Jack "IIac" lIc-\llister has joined C)regt,rr-Pacillc lrorest Pr,rrluclj CorI)oratioll as a lunrber lrerchaltcliser at the firnt',s Soutl.rern California sales office in l-os Angeles, accor(lillg to Jack llc.\llister has been in tl're lurnber bttsiness since \\"or1<1 War IL He has owne(l his or.r'n krgginr company alld has been a lumber buyer, sales repre- selltative alld lnaltager of a u'holesale lunrber (lepartmetrt.

J. Saltzman, presiclent. IlcAllister r,r.ill \\'ork ull(ler Rallth Cardn'ell, r,vho has lnanaged the Los Arrgeles olfice since 1951).

I)uring \\rorld War II, he u'as a flis''lrt irrst rrrclor. H e still hol(l: a culllmercial pilot's license. He is a graduate of Pasadena Jutrior Cc.rllege and Sorrthern Oregon College of Eclucation.

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UPPER IEFT: Smile ond shine boys! Chuck Nobel, Coveney, and Mox Cowon bore fheir "souls" for Cl,i/l,s comoromon, center: Geroge Bonde, Alomedo ,,vice Boss,, Al Kelley, Bill Mirchell ond Glenn wcrner. TPL's Eorl Tcimon ond christenson Lumber rnonager Hugh vello. sEcoND Row. left: Dick sollowoy of Menlo pork wirh show prod-ucer-(ond stopper!) Bello Morcun, ond Jcck Higgins of J, E. Higgins lumber Co] CenrJ: Jim Doherty, El Cerrito Lumber; Dick Kroft, TW&J; ond Tom Jocobsen, sun volley lumber. Righrr_look out honey! rhori Bob Burcher (siiro cruz's finesr) you,re tolking i". rxrno Row, [efi: Jessie Alford of G&R ar Guololo; willioms, ond Fred Gummerson, GtR Lumber, cloverdole. cenler: Jock Volker, monoger of'wholesole auitaing supply. Right: Milt cook, Eosrshore Lumber; Jock Koepf, Peerless lumber; ond Bruce.Jocobsen,

The Oakland Reveille!

Oakland Hoo-Hoo Ctub 39 scored an outstanding stlccess with its 30th Annual Reveille which \,\'as held at the Castlewood Country Club near Pleasanton, May 18. More than 300 northern California lumbermen and guests attended the event, the best in the past 9ecade according to many Reviille Regulars. A perfect day and evening rn every respect. the Reveille Tournament attracted 128 divot diggers and duffers who played the first-ilass Castlewood Country Club lower course. It would appeai that the management of Castlewood went all-out to nlease the crorvd as dinner and service were far above average, and the Reveille Revue produced by Hardin Theatrical Agency was outstanding.

Guess what we're trying to say is that the "tigers turned Pussycits," everyone got off on the right foot and stal'ed there, and more thin 300 lumbermen temporarily forgot about the northern California construction strike and falling stock market and enioyed a shou' that would hold its own in Las \regas.

For those who made a dav out of it. the biS Reveille-Drrbs Tburnament chairmanned by Jack Crane and Bob I4acfie was first order of the dav. In the Dubs Division the first flight winners were Ralph Lamon, Art Bond and Ralph Bowman in the usual order.

Second flight winners (19-24 handicap) u,ere Charlie Beacom, Roy Sjolund, with Bob Kilgore and Hollis Jones tied for third place position. The third flight ended- in a tie betrveen Bud Carroll and Ev Lewis, and Gordon Davis and Bill Bonnell. The prize for Dubs high gross was copped by Bill Wray rvith a 108 score card (and that we'd settle for anvtime !).

The first ten positions in the Reveille Blind Bogey tournament rvent to Bert Hasselberg, Tony Azevdo, S. Smith,

Aborigine Lumber Co., Fort Brogg

Al fhrosher Lumber Co. Inc., Colpellc

Arcoto Redwood Co., Son Froncisco

Art Bond lumber Co., Cloverdole

Beqver lumber Co., Sqn Leondro

Boldt-Bmcom Lumber Co., Richmond

Bonninglon Lumber Co., Ooklond

Colifornio Lumber Sqles, Ooklond

Cqlifornio Plywood Co., Emeryville

Corter Lumber Co., Ooklond

Costro Volley Lumber Co., Costro Volley

Chrislenson lumber Co., Son Froncisco

Crone-French Lumber Co., Wolnui Creek

Chos. S. Dodge, Berkeley

Colifornio Pocific Soles Corp., Son Froncisco

Cheim Lumber Compony, Son Jose

C B S Plywood Co., Ooklond

Eorl Eender Lumber Soles, Ooklond

Eosishore lumber & Mill Co., Ooklond

El Cerrito Lumber Co., El Cerrifo

Emprise Soles Co., Richmond

Emso Plywood Co., Ooklqnd

Evons Horbor Producfs Co,, Ooklond

Sponsors For The Annual Oakland Reveilte

Fred C. Holmes lumber Co., fort Brogg

G & R lumber Co.. Guololo ond Cloverdole

GomerslJn & Green Lumber Co., Son Froncisco

Godord & Bell, Inc.. Son Froncisco

Golden Gofe Lumber Co., BerkeleY

Gosslin-Hording Lumber Co., Ooklond

Gecrgio-Pocific Ccrp., Son Froncisco

Horbcr lumber Co., Inc., Son Froncisco

Hordin Thestricol Agency, Ooklond

Hill & M:rtcn lnc., Ooklond

Hill [umber & Hordwore Co,, Inc.,

Albony

Henry M. Hink, Son Froncisco

Hobbs Woll Lumber Co. Inc., Son Froncisco

Hogon Wholesole Building Moieriols, Ooklond

Hollow Tre lumber Co., Ukioh

Home Lumber & Supply Co., Son leondro ldoco Mill & Lumber Co., Oqklond Interboy Lumber Co., Ooklond

[. W. Moriinez Co., BerkeleY

J. W. Hendrick Co., Ooklond

J. E. Higgins Lumber Co,, Son Fronci:co

J. H. Boxfer Co,, Son Froncisco

Knute Weidmon Wholesole Lumber

Soles, Polo Alfo

K. D. Cedor Supply, Hoyword

Lom:n Lumber Co., Son Froncisco

Loop Lumber & Mill Co.. Alomedo

MocBeoth Hordwood Co., BerkeleY

Morinlqnd Lumber Co., Son Rofoe!

Mosonite Corp. of Norlhern Colif.. Son Froncisco

McCloud Lumber Co., Son Froncisco

Melrose Lumber & Supply Co'. Ooklond

M:lollo Forest Products, Cloverdole

Mulfcrd Lumber Co., Son Leondro

Neeley-Nelson Lumber Co., Medford, Oregon

Poromino lumber Co., Sqn Fronc]sco

Peerless Lumber Co., Oqklond

R. G. Hiscox Lumber Co., BerkeleY

Robert P. Kilgore Co., Son Rofoel

Rounds Lumber Co., Cloverdole

Sowmill Soles Co., Son Fronciscr

Service Lumber Co., Sousolilo

Slockton Box Co., Stockton

Sfroble Lumber Co., Ooklond

Sun Volley Lumber Co., lofoYette

The Pqcific Lumber Co., Son Froncisco

Torter, Websler & Johnson, Inc', Nework

Triongle Lumber Co', BerkeleY

Twin City Lumber Co., Son Rofoel

Twin Horbors Lumber Co., Menlo Pcrk

Union Lumber Co., Son Fronciscc

United Stoles Plywood CorP..

Son Froncisco

Word & Knopp, Son Froncisco

Wendling-Nothon Co,, Son Froncisco

Western Dor & Sosh Co., Ooklqnd

Western Pine Supply Co., Emeryville

Westwood-lngrom Co., Ooklond

White Bros. Hordwood Co., Ooklond

Wholesqle Building Supply Co., Oqklond rsy'illits Redwood Products Co., Willirs

Woodside Lumber Co., Burlingome

Zenith Mill & Lumber Co., Ooklond

Reveille-Dubs field u,'as taken by Jim llayer with a highly respectable 77. Other prize winners included Charlie Beacor (closest to hole) and John Knepp (longest drive) who practically put one into orbit for 300 yards. - f'he rest is history now, but it still makes pleasant reading. Libations were easily purchased and enjoyed in any of the club's five lounges. This also allowed many of the crew to indulge in their favorite sport-bar hopping. An excellent steak dinner followed this h"ppy interlude, and when MC Eddie Teiter took the mike to kick off the iho* it was .quickly aPParent that everyone was in for a real entertainment treat. And they were I Congratulations to Reveille Chairrnan Bill Johnson and his hard-workins team of Cats which included Milt Cook (Liaison), Bob Bieleck (Entertainment), Jim l)oherty (Programs), \,-ic Roth (Banquet), Dick Kraft (Tickets), Bruce Jacobsen (Publicity), Ralph Boshion (Finance), Jack Crane and Bob Macfie (Golf), Jim Hendrick (Reception), and Jack Koepf (Reservatlolls )

I'art of the original ship Mayflower that brousht the Pilgrims to Plymouth Rock is leing used today-for land clutv. After the ship's dismantling in Errsland in 1629, itJ curved wood ribs weie turned upside-do\1'n to form the rafters of a birn that's still standing in Jordans, Bucks, England'

SECOND ROW, Loft: here *J hor" q Block Bort ond Humboldt contingent, Ston Preble, ilorine Lumber; Swen Cummer, Builderc [umber; Gil Sissons, Blemco; Eorl Gorlson from Sonln Fe's for ofi Ooklond ofice; ond Jock Allenby, Morine Lumber. Right: Joe Cqsello. Casellc lronsporlclion Service; Colifornio lumber Scles'Covency; John lowe, Cclifornio Pscific Sqle:. IHIRO ROW, left: Jim Hendrick; Dick Krcfi, TW&J; cnd Bud Kinney ot fhe booming ricket desk. Right: And here's the cost of "chorocler:" who produced lhe smoolh-running Reveille, Jock Crone, Crone Frcnch; Bob Alocfie, Kilgore lumber; Rolph Bolhion, Ccstro Vollay lumber; Jim Hendrick, cnd Vic Roth, friongle lumber. BOffOm ROW, Left: Gordon Sounderc of Lomon Lumberond TW&J's Berf Hosselbarg' Ccnter: Bob Bieleck, llulford Lumber; Bill Johnson, Hobbs Woll; qnd club 39 prexy Fronk finmars, Slroble lumber. Right: Duone Bennclt of Meod Clqrk lumbar with Union lumber's Bovord Shibley.

Ilunters on National Forest lands basged 682,000 big game animals in 19(r1-. about orre third of all the big same taken in the United States. This irarvest, equivalent to I 5 percent of the estimated 4.4 million big game animals living all or part of the Year on the Nati5nal Forests and Grasslands, is u'ell below the rate of game population growth.