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Hoo-Hoo-Ette Club 6

The lumber gals certainly know how to throw a party. The Anheuser-Busch brewery in San Fernando Valley was selected June 19th by the membership of Hoo-Hoo-Ette Club 6 where good old golden Budweiser was served to more than a hundred thirsty lumber folks. It was free, too, all you could clrink of their fir-rest beer. The folks clrank "Good Old Bud" before, during and after a smorgasbord served by the Sorensen Catering Service of Los Angeles, who offered the hungry a choice of at least 150 items of salads and hot dishes.

Following dinner Donna Dean, president of club 6, presented three door prizes. made the business session very, vcry short and all guests were invited to take a conducted tour throughout the Anheuser-Busch olant. This was a norrderful experience starting with the grain that begins the brew, through the brew house where the beer is actually startecl on through the cellars and filtering room to the packaging and shipping. It was truly a delightful evenirrg well spent with congenial friends and associates. The Budweiser people were splendid hosts and the social gathering was most successful.