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Sqcrqmenfo Hoo-Hoo Elect New Slofe of Officers

Sacramento Hoo-Hoo Club 109 held its annual elcctions at the Old Tavern in Sacramento Septer.nber 21. I.-ollou,'ing cocktails (complir.nents of Rounds l-umber Company) and ciinner, Alfred Baltus, outgoing presiclent, turned over the pror,.erbiai gavel to Jack I3erry, Sacramento rvholesale lur.nberman, who will head the 109 Club during the 1955-56 year. Racking up the new president will be I-awrence Derr, J. l,I. Derr Lumber Compamy, vice-presiclent, ancl C. I). LeNI:rster, \\iestern 13uilding Revien, re-elected secretary-treasurer.

The new board of directors will include Ervin XI. Bjerke, Berco Sliding Door Xlanufacturing Co.; \V. B. Renson, Sierra Mill & I.umber Companl'; Theorlore L. \\,rassarcl, \\'intrin Lun-rber Sales Company, ancl the r.relv officers.

In adclition to election business, the club also hacl an inforrlative talk by Louis Landau, secretary-r.nanager, Associated Horne Builders, Sacramento.

The next schedulecl meeting of the Sacrarnento Hoo-FIoo r,vill be Wednesday evening, October 19, at the Ol<l Tavern, with new President Jack Berry presiding.

Forestry R.efresher qt Yqle

New Haven, Conn.-n{any of the nation's top executives in the field of industrial forestry will become students again at Yale university in November for a series of seminar refresher courses in forest management and industrial adr.ninistration. The session will be held November 7-18 at the Yale Forestry School under the direction of E. T. F. \\rohlenberg, professor of industrial forestry.

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