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Los Angeles Hoo-Hoo Club 2 lnitiqtes Nine Kittens

(Continued lrom Page 24) si.ay ior tlirurcr arrJ Arrdy was awarded tlie sack ftill of iiioola for being present at the time the awards were made by VicePresident Koll.

Another lucky "money-maker" was Gleason Powers, who knocked over the hole-in-one $36 prize. Harvey was assisted in his department by former retailer Ernie Thomas.

Before closing the meeting, Suark Cole made meution of the fact that popular Joe Tardy had driven all the way from Phoenix to attend this important Concatenation and to play golf with his former fraternity brothers. He impressed the Kittens with the importance of attending Hoo-Hoo meetings. He asked them to take an active part in club functions and to commit themselves to unselfish service for the good of the lumber order. He then stressed the good which new members would receive from Hoo-Hoo in the sarne ratio as they give in support of their club. He congratulated ancl welcon.red them all into the Black Cat organization.

Snark Cole urged all members to plan on attending tl're annual Christmas party to be held on the evening of Decen.rber llth at the Biltmore hotel. "This is a function truly worthv of your attendance," he saicl.

Nevqdq Lumber Joins Tqhoe Council

The Nevada Lumber Con.rpany of Tahoe Valley, Calif., has joined the Lake Tahoe Area Council. Signing of the three-year | -- !.:- ..r^r-- -..-. ^....^..-^-l L,, D F I ^,,-- ^raci,lahi lllclllucr 5llll, PrcuBtr wdJ dlllrutrrrLLu u) u. L. LUii qr Pi (iiuciii of the Council, and H. P. I)ayton, Jr., an executive of the lumberyard.

Ole Moy, demon reporfer ond photogropher, likes to see thqt everyone feels righl ot home ot the Hoo-Hoo meelings. Ar q.longtime officiql of the t. A. club, he welcomes lhe enterloiner, Miss Ann Mills, to the gothering. The hol is o leftover from fhe recent SCRIA Conference ot Polm Springs, bur we hove on ideo Ole betfer not toke home o copy of this issue