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'Warren Moorehead has sold his long esstablished yard in Escalon to manager Marvin Schmidt a n d Jim Kassik who have changed the name to M/J Lumber & Hardware, 1455 First St. Schmidt has been with Moorehead since graduating from high school in 1947. Kassik was also employed at Moorehead and prior to that had been with United Lumber Yards and Martinez Lumber Company.

Wally Lingo, Hank Garnjobst, Jim Rossman and Don Schwartzendruber made it up to Oregon for the annual Eugene Hoo-Hoo golf day.

There's an empty desk in the WendlingNathan Co. offices this summer while Bud Hill and family collect on a long awaited vacation in Europe. Bud hated to disobey LBJ's "See America First" edict, but his plans for the trip u'ere begtinning to yellow with age.

Patty Smith, daughter of Will Smith, president of Coos Head Timber Co4roration, was married JuJy 24 to Don Vaughan at Coos Bay. Don is the son of George & Mrs. Vaughan, a pioneer lumber family of Oregon. He is an architcct.