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New Names For Two Companies

(Continued lrom Page 38) handling lumber arriving and leaving the yard via truck. The steel constructed sheds are especially adaptable for fast storage handling and equipment maneuverability, all of which is highly essential in keeping the customer handling costs at a low level.

o'W'e are now in the process of expansion of all services and facilities and intend to offer the lumber industry attention in our field that is absolutely second to none." declared Don Ford.

Violet Neql Elected Hoo-Hoo-Ette President

A joint meeting of the incoming and outgoing officers of Hoo-Hoo-Ette Club No. I was held at the home of Violet Neal, President, August 3rd to turn over the records to the new officers. New officers had been elected earlier.

Anne Murray, founder of the Hoo-HooEttes, installed the new officers of Club No. I for the y,ear 1963-64 at an earlier meeting this summer. New club officers are: Violet Neal, President; Dorothy Simons, Ist Vice-President; Dian Darnold, 2nd Vice-President; Hazel Tandy, 3rd Vice. President ; Peggy Mottola, Secretary ; Estelle Seemayer, Treasurer; Cuma Chapman, Membership; Emogene Thomas, Publicity;

Peggy Anderson, Initiation.

Guest of honor at the installation was Anna Maria Esparza who was awarded the scholarship {or the second year. Said Anne Murray, ooShe is a lovely girl and sincere student, and we feel she is most worthy of our support and good wishes."

A festive note was added by PacifrcN{adison Lumber Company who gave orchid corsages for the officers and a beautiful floral centerpiece for the installation.

In lieu of a Summer Party this year, the club held a Fashion Show August 19 in Hollywood.

The drawing for the Liquor Rafre was held at that time, and was a financial success.

The first rneeting of the new club year was set for September 9th at Julie's on South Flower Street. The new officers urge the support and participation of all mem' bers to make this a successful reality'

longfellow Lumber Gets New Storoge Spoce, New EquiPmenl

Carl Dietz has completed a new 50'x52' storage shed on his Iongfellow Lumber Company property in Chico. In addition, he has added a 2U xSU section to another shed, completely paved over an acre of yard property and enclosed the yard with over 1000'of chain link fencing.

Along with property improvements, Dietz has also purchased a new forklift with a low boom for inside handling as well as yard work, a new l0 wheel International and a one ton Chev pickup.

Konsos Eliminqtes Insurtrnce Penqlties Agoinst Wood Roofing

Kansas has become the twenty-ninth state Dakota was indicative of a trend through' to eliminate fire insurance penalties against out the country. wood roofing, according to figures com- States now having equal insurance rates piled by the Red Cedar Shingle Bureau, for all types of roofiing are, alphabetically: Seattle. Alaska, Arizona, California' Connecticut,

The new Kansas rates, which took efiect Delaware, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Kansas, this year, paralleled a similar rate equali- Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnezation action by South Dakota early this sota, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New month. Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Okla' Bureau and wood shingle industry offi- homa, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, cials noted that the elimination of fire in- South Dakota, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Wis' surance difierentials by Kansas and South consin and Washington.