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Oqklqnd Hoo-Hoo Club No. 39 To Hold November Meeting

The next regular monthly meeting of Oakland Hoo-Hoo Club will be November 16, at Fisherman's Pier, foot of Franklin Street, Oakland. The cocktail hour u'ill get underrvay at 6:39 p.m. and the refreshments rvill be on the Pearson Lumber Company, Concord, and Pacific Forest Products. Inc.. Oakland.

Following dinner, the Club will vierv color movies of lasl" vear's California-stanfclrd game and Doctor Harold "Brick" Muller u'ill be ti-rere to explain the plays. (Maybe we can get a prediction out of him on this year's Big Game.)

Under the recent instigation of the Sponsorship Plan, the Oakland Club has enjoyed increased attendance at each meeting ancl the Club anticipates a record attendance at this November one.

TV Announcemenls Avoiloble to lumber Deqlers

Seven new 16 mm. action and sound TV announcements for' 2O-second spots are available free for use by lumller dealers rnho advertise on television. Produced by the \\rest Coast Lumbermen's Association, these filr"ns feature homebuilding, and are designed to draw vieu'er attention to the dealer's name and his special announcements.

Nelv West Coast lumber movie playlets in full color and sound for showing in neighborhood theatres have also been announced. Of top professional quality, they are an effectir-e means of advertising for retail lumber dealers.

Complete information about the theatre advertising playlets and TV spots can be obtained by writing to the \\'est Coast Lumbermen's Association, 1410 S.\\r. \{orrison Street, Portland 5, Oregon.

Coqst Counties Hoo-Hoo Club October Meeting

The Coast Counties Hocr-Hoo Club held their annual elections at the October 29 meeting at the Big Hat in Salinas, u'ith outgoing Presiclent Keith Davidson, manager of the Tynan Lumber Co. yard in Monterey, presiding over tl-re meeting. The noqinating committee 'n'as headed by Vince Moore, Nfoore Lumber Co.. Salinas, and Sid Prouty, Tynan l-umber Co., Salinas. The nerv president, Sheru'ood "\\roody" Causley, formerly assistant manager of the Homer T. Hayu'ard Lumber Co. yard in Watsonville, and norv manager of their Salinas yard, took over the gavel from the outgoing president ancl assumed his duties for the coming Club year.

Out of torvn visitors from the San Francisco Bay Area attending the meeting tvere: Bill McCubbin, Cords Lumber Co.; Ben \Vard, Lamon Lumber Co.; Jerry Griffith and Bernie l)oyle, Western Pine Supply Co.; Bob Kilgore, E. A. Padula Lumber Co., and Bill Nieson, Union Lumber Co.

Follor,r'ing dinner and elections, the club enjoyed a special program. A quartet (The Terrible Four) composed of Bill McCubbin, Bill Nieson, Vince Moore and "Skipper" Hale, sang several numbers; one of their better selections was a ballad entitled "Left Nly Sugar Stancling Out In The Rain, But My Sugar Done Nlelted Ar,'i'ay."

Atlend Lions Club Bqrbecue

Lj aided by laboratory control mettrods, gu.ard this loog production line against imperfection.

At a recent barbecue conducted by the Lions Club of North West Mexico at Tecata, Baja California, the follorving lumbermen, all members, got together: Roberto Estudillo and Octavio Lelevier, Tijuana; Guillermo Swain and Carlos Tavarez, Ensenada; Angel Swain, Mexicali; Erik Flamer, Long Beach, Calif., and Ted Deacy, sales manager, Cal-Pacific Redwood Co., Arcata, Calif.

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Couldn't Tokp lr

The candidate for Congress had lost the election, but was trying hard to be big about it. fle was preparing to send a message of congratulations to his successful opponent. He reached across his desk, and picked up the telephone. He called the telegraph office and gave the girl the name, and dictated:

Congratulations on your resounding victory. Permit me to extend to you my heartiest congratulations and to pledge you my wholehearted. support."

A moment of silence, then his anguished cry: "No, no, lady ! Don't read it back to me ! I couldn't stand it !"

-Christian Science Monitor.

Jusi Becouse

By Adeline M. Conner

Just because a home he builded, Just because his flowers grew, Just because the dewdrops sparkled, And his friends were tried and true'

Just because the ocean charmed him, With its moonlit silver foam, Just because the songbirds warbled, All about the little home.

Just because the sunset's splendor, Flooded all the world with light, Just because he loved to wander, Through the fragrant groves at night.

Just because he loved the children, And the cheerful firelight's glow, Just because he loved the whole world, And all creatures here below.

Just because his soul was singing, At his work or at his play, When the angels came to call him, He refused to go their way.

"We11," said they, "he owns his own home, Rent he riever has to pay, Landlords cannot spoil his morals, If he won't go-let him stay."

Moral

(Even the angels respect the man who owns his own home.)

Free-er crnd Brover

Optimist: "The rapidly increasing divorce rate proves that America is fast becoming the home of the free."

Pessimist: "Yes, but the continued high marriage rate proves it is still the home of the brave."

Lough -

Like a boy at splendors that have fledTo vanished joys be blind, and deaf, and dumb; By judgments seal the dead past with it's dead, But never bind a moment yet to come.

Wouldn't Lose lt

"That's a mighty bad cough you've got," said Jones. "Why don't you do something to get rid of it?"

"Not on your life," said Bones. "Whenever a life insurance salesman gets to bothering me, I just turn loose that cough and he doesn't stay two minutes."

Friendship Exploined

Mose and Sam were talking about friendship. Mose said:

"Sam, I'll tell you what a friend is. He's a fella whut treats you jus' de same way aftah he done got prospe'ity, as he done befo'."

"You is wrorg," said Sam, positively. "A true friend is de fellah what treats you de same aftah de viseversas has done got YOU."

Whot Free Speech Means

Know what free speech means? Charles Bradbaugh explains it in wonderful fashion when he says:

Without free speech, no search for Truth is possible.

Without free speech, no discovery of Truth is useful.

Without free speech, progress is checked and the nations no longer march forward toward the nobler life which the future holds for man.

Better a thousandfold abuse of free speech than denial of free speech. The abuse dies in a day; but the denial stays the life'of the people, and entombs the hope of the race.

How To Write

"I never study style, all that I do is to try to get the subject as clear as I can in my own head, and express it in the commonest language that occurs to me."

Charles Darwin

A Lifile - -

A little gold in one's heart, a little of the milk of human kindness and consideration in one's veins, and a little laughter in one's voice, are worth mo e than a lot of gold in the bank or pocket.

-Tom Dreier