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lncreose soles wilh top quolity Western red cedor pre-pointed Americon Beouty Shokes monufoctured under rigid controls by the notion's leoding independent monufocfurer of shingles ond ihokes.

SEII 7 PERMANENT BRUSH-COATED COTORS

SKOOKUM Buff SKOOKUM Seofoom Green

SKOOKUTIi Silver Groy SKOOKUM Burgundy Red

SKOOKUI Forest Green SKOOKUM Chocolore Brown

SKOOKUM Prime White

Avalloblc ln stralghl or mixed cars. (Fill-in quontities ovoiloble from centrolly locoted disf ributor worehouses.l

Write Todoy for Free Painted Americon Eeouty Shoke Somple Pod ond Prices

December 15, 1951. Annual Christmas party. Chairman of Entertainment Committee, Orval Stewart. Co-Chairmen, Harl Crockett, I\farshall Meyer, Boris Kutner and George Clough. Golf Committee, John Lipani, Orrin Wright, Har_ vey Koll, Jim Forgie and Roland F{oene

January 18, 1952. Luncheon meeting. Chairman, Boris Kutner. Co-Chairman, George Clough.

February 15, 1952. Dinner Dance. Chairman, Ole May. Co-Chairmen, Bcris Kutner, Marshall M"y"., Harry Libby and Dee Essley.

March 14, 1952. Golf tournament and dinner meeting. Golf Chairman, .fohn Lipani. Co-Chairmen, Orrin Wrighi, Harvey Koll, Jim Forgie and Roland Hoene.

April 18, 1952. Dinner meeting ancl Concatenation. Chair_ man, "Butch" Harringer. Co-Chairmen, Harl Crockett an<l Ed llartin.

May 16, 1952. Luncheon meeting. Chairman, Don Buf_ kin. Co-Chairman, George Clougli.

June N, 1952. Golf Tournament and Dinner Meeting. Golf Chairman, John Lipani. Co-Chairmen, Orrin Wrighi, Harvey Koll, Jim Forgie and Roland Hoene.

President Fitzpatrick announced the following committee nppointments : Nlembership Committee : ..Butch" Harringer, Boris Kutner and Marshall Meyer. project Commitiee: George Clough, Dee Essley and Orval Stewart. publicity Committee: Ed Martin. Warren Hoyt was named the Club's official photographer.

Attending the meeting were J. \V. Fitzpatrick, Dee Essley, George Clough, Harl Crockett, Boris Kutner, .,Butch,, Harringer, C)rval Stervart, Don Bufkin, Ole May and ]ld N[artin.

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1.3,455,000 feet. Orders on l.rand at the end of the u,eeli totaled 57,886,000 feet.

'Ihe \\rest Coast Lumbermen's Association for the rveek euded Septemlter 15, 183 mills reporting. gave orrlers as 118,1(15,000 feet, shipments 107,586.000 feet, and r;roductior.r 127,405,000 feet. Unfillecl orders at the encl of the rveel< totaled 613,125,000 feet.

For the rveek endecl September 22, these same mills re_ rorted orders as 115.992,000 feet, shipments 1lS,lg8,000 feet, and production 120,607,000 feet. Unfilled orders at the end of of the u.eek totaled 609,415,000 feet.