BGI'tr D!ANfl@RTD OYPSUM WATLBOARD

Mike Walsh lost 15 pounds touring the Inglewood golf course during the opening tournament in late September. Mike says he started to lose long before the heat wave started but it added the extra push.

Ben Gardiner and family spent 10 days Iast month vacationing at Catalina. Among the guests visiting during their stay were lumbermen Jim Bolte and Jim Frutchey.

Kenny Coleman will be keeper of the records during the next fiscal Hoo-Hoo yeaT.

Don Gow will assist Ben Gardiner in keeping the Hoo-Hoo master golf record in order during the 1963-64 season.

Popular Lee Kramer will continue as entertainment chairman for Los Angeles Hoo-Hoo Club 2. Lee is an excellent procurement Cat.

Norm Yoelcker, Associated Redwood Mills, Los Angeles, spent part of the month of October visiting friends and relatives in Texas. Dallas. that is.

Prentice Miller, American Box Company official, Los Angeles, spent considerable time during October visiting business associates and lumber people 'round Phoenix,

Kathleen Hughes, Girl Friday for Harry H. White Lbr. Co., recently returned from a three week honeymoon to Oregon, Washington, Canada and Nevada. She married Charles N. Drake, Sales Dept,, Texaco Co.

Ilarry H. W'hite attended the National Hoo-Hoo Convention in Vancouver, B,C., and also attended the Cedar Shingle and Shake Convention in Seattle.

Mr. Toke Meeker, of Mission City, B.C., Canada, and other guests visited Harry H. White for several days while attending the World Series in Southern California.

John Vanguard, head of Vanport International, returned to his Burlingame offices last month after a two month 'round the world business trip through Europe, the Middle East and the Orient. While in Manila, he established a plywood and veneer export office for Vanport International with \Yillard W. Bone in charge.

Jay Ludlow, Warm Springs Lumber Company, Fremont, California, celebrated his third year in the retail lumber business with a party for friends, suppliers, customers and his yard employees on Octobe,r 1.

Jim Oakley, former manager of Doors, Ine., Mt. View, has established his own wholesale door and plpvood outlet in Morgan HiIl, which will operate under the name of Oakley Door & Plywood Co.

Dan Starr, long time Christenson Lumber Company employee, has replaced IIugh Yella as manager of the venerable San Francisco retail concem.

Howard Rolin, head of Viking Materials Co., San Jose, spent two Fall weeks vacationing in the Seattle-Vancouver area.

Jack Hibbert, owner of Hibbert Lumber Company, Davis, Califomia, made a Fall pilgrimage to the Trinity-Klamath region on a "very successful" Steelhead expedition,