Los Angeles Hoo-Hoo End Club Yeqr in Burst of Fun

It turned out to California, Country off with the Blind be "Spud" Jordan Day at Inglewood, Club on June 24, when he walked Bogie kitty, and won an attendance and door prize selected by the winners, as 54 to boot. A11 of the prizes were carefully committee and well received by the lucky Black Cats of Los Angeles Hoo-Hoo

Club 2 and their guests turned nament of the season, and 100 friends came for dinner and Follorving the cocktail hour out for the final golf tourmembers, their guests and the fine entertainment. and dinner, many valuable prizes u.ere arvarded to the lucky members, :rlong rvith the golf troph_v l)resentatiuns.

At 9:00 sharp, \Vally Vernon, r'vell-knorvn mor.ie and TV performer, took over as master of ceremonies and, u'ith beautiful Marie Caruso and talented Dolores Gay, entertained the group r,r'ith timely stories, l.vonderful singing ancl that hne-to-rvatch dancing. Comedian Vernon told stories for one scilid hour to the delight of thc older Cats and younger Kittens.

Snark Jerry Essley (1ef t) olliciaily nominated Boris Kutner (second f rom lef t), U. S. Plyrvood Corp., Los Angeles, to serve as president of the club starting in September. His selection, along with Jim Forgie as first vicepresident, rvas unanimously approved by the n.rembership.

In the golf department, with the touruament getting uncleru'av at 10:30 in the morning, Harry lr,oand shot a 75 Ior Lou, Gross and won the Davidson Plvu,ood Cup. First Flight winners r,vere George Wilson, 1st iow net, the T. M. Cobb trophy, and Bill Marmion, 2nd lorv net, The CALIFORNIA LUMBER N{ERCHANT arvard.

Chas. Jordan was lorv net in the Second Flight, 'w'inning the Weyerhaeuser Sales trophy, and Don Golr', lvith 2nd