Record Number At Reville

With the full count in from Castlewood Country Club, Oakland Hoo-Hoo Club 39 can congratulate itself on reversing the current trend of decreasing attendance at Hoo-Hoo and other association meetings and conventions.

Nearly 400 northern and southern California lumbermen attended the 3lst Annual Reveille at Castlewood on May 17, a record attendance for the Reveille in recent years. More than 125 lumbermen made a day out of it by participating in either the Dubs Tournament or the Reveille Tournament, both of which were played ofi on Castlewood's excellent Lower Course.

It is quite apparent that the good treatment accorded Club 39 by the management of Castlewood Country Club will continue to pay off with increased attendance at future Reveille events, the aim of Club 39 officers and directors being the all time attendance record oI 625 set some six or seven years ago.

The big Reveille-Dubs Tournament was chairmanned by Jack Crane and Bob Macfie who once again ran a smooth and professional tourney. The Perpetual Trophy now graces the desk of Tom Jacobsen of Sun Valley Lumber Co. who came home with a low net of 67 strokes; the low gross trophy went to CBS's Sam Eggers who shot an excellent 74 round, just two strokes over par for the course,

In the Dubs Division, the first flight winners were Fred Ziese, Joe Marenco and Jim Carroll. Second flight winners were Roy Sjolund, Tom Gray and Bill Bonnelli, and in the third flight it was Bill Gilmore, Ralph Meyer and Bud Carroll in the usual order.

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TOP ROW Left' A cast of nearly 400 characters attended the 3lst Reveille, some of whom we'll try to bring you in "living colot"-Paul Gaboury here intently taking mental notes. Oakland's soon-to-be prexy, Bob Bieleck and friend. Golf tournament cechairmen Jack Crane and Bob Macfie, the deadpan boys from Ulcer Gulch. Right, John Skov and Ev Lewis with pretty entertainer Sherry Statens, direct from Chicago's Playboy Club.

SEC0ND ROW Left: Erwin Marcos and Ralph Hill, kingpins of Hill Lumber; Tom Clark of Chenowith Lumber in center. Next, Mulford Lumber's Bieleck, Jack Koepf, Milt Cook, lohn Lowe and Lafayette retailer Bruce Jacobsen. Right, Al Vodian, Ra|ph Bacon and Ralph Meyer of Strable Lumber, and Jack Higgins of J. E. Higgins Lumber.

THIRD ROW !eft: Gil Sissons of Fred C. Holmes Lumber and Rounds Lumber's Chuck Porro. (Center) Head table: Castro Valley retailer Ralph Boshion, Charlie Beacom, Earle Bender, Vic Roth and Reveille Chairman Frank Timmers, newly of Van Arsdale-Harris. Right, meanwhile, back at the cigarette stand, Wybro's Don White and Ed French about to make a "selection."

F0URTH ROW Left: Bill Ingram and Dick Merritt. Next, CBS boss Jack Favors, Aborigine Lumber's Bill Knitson and lvan Jeffries of lddco. Right, Paul Gaboury, Louie Larson and Knute Weidman.

FIFIH ROW Left: Hugh Vella of Christenson Lumber and Fred V. Holmes, retired head of the old Holmes Eureka Lumber Co. Next, Neil Thornley, Cupertino Lumber, Dick Tuffley, and Merl Tucker and Bill Gilmore, Sunnyvale Lumber, enjoying pre-show sunshine. Right, Bob Bonner, Roy Sjolund, Bill Freeland.

SIXTH ROW Left: Bill Lang, Shelley Smith of Ply-Pac, Modesto and Bob Dunn of Vincent Whitney. Bottom left: Frank Door, Diarnond-National's Frank Pennaluna and Larry Haley. Next, (outlined Bill Ghatham. Next, Loop Lumbe/s Art _Kelley. Bottom iight' -Minton Lumber's Lyle Schafer, John Barlow oJ ll{arm Springs Lumber, Vlally Hunter of Doors, inc., and Al Hipshman of M. S. Cowen Co.

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Plain Sliced, Eook ilorche4 Segucncc if{ofched Foce Vcneers; or Quortered Foce Veneers

All V-Grooved Woll Poneling Mis-motched. V-Grooves color toned. Either Unfinished or Prefin ished.

IMMEDIATE WEST COAST DELIVERY

Aborigine Lumber Co.

Al. Thrqsher Lumber Co.

Arcqtq Redwood Co.

J. H. Bqxter Co.

Beover Lumber Co.

Boldt-Beocom [umber Co,

Eonnell Lurnber Co.

Bonninglon Lumber Co.

Goliforniq Builders Supply

Callforniq tumber Soles

Col-Pocific Lumber Soles

Colifornio Plywood Co.

Corler Lumber Co.

Costro Volley Lumber Co.

I. D. Crdor Supply

Chcirn lurnbcr Co.

Chrirtenson Lumber Co.

Chos. 5, Dodge Wholesole lbr.

Chenoweth lumber Co.

Clinton Lumber Co. E Mfg.

Clinton llill & Mfg. Co.

These firms ond individuols sponsored the Annuol Reveille

T. M. Cobb Co.

Crone French Co.

F. fil. Crqwford Lumber Co., Inc.

C. B. S. Plywood Co.

Eqstshore Lumber t lllill Co

Empire Soles Co.

Evons Horbor Producls Co,

G. A. Lumber Co.

Gomerston E Green lumber Co.

Georgio Pociftc Corp.

Godord & Eell Inc.

Golden Gote Lumber Co.

G. R. Lumber Co.

Hordin Agency

J. W. Hondrlck Gc,

J. E. Higginr tumbcr Co.

Hill & llodon, Inc.

Hillview Lumber & Supply

Hill Wholesolc lumber & Supply ldoco llill & Lumber Co.

R. G. Hiscox lumber Co.

Hobb Wqll Lumber Co.

Hollow Tree Rcdwood Co.

Fred C. Holmes Lumber Co.

Hone Lumber qnd Supply Co.

Inlerboy Lumber Co.

Inlernolionql Poper Co.

Long Bell Div.

John's Frome Shop

Robert P. Kilgore ilocBeoth Hqrdwood Co. l. W, Mqrtinez Co. llclrorc Lumbcr & Supply Co. llolollo Forest Producfr Inc. llulford Lumber Go.

Kinton Lumber Co.

Lomon Lumber Co.

Loop Lumber Co.

Polco

Pqrcmino Lumber Co.

Peerless Lumber Co.

Rolqndo Lumber Co. Inc.