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Fourteen Golfers Gef the Bird At Annuol Dubs 'Turkey Shoot'

Fourteen golfers captured a turkey (literally) each at an annual Turkey Shoot, sponsored by Dubs, Ltd., at the Crystal Springs Golf Club in Burlingame, November 20. The "Turkey Tournament," the 131st monthly Dubs gettogether, also featured golf balls ancl free libations (on the club) for the runners-up. Prexy Paul Gaboury presided over an excellent steak and lobster dinner at the clubhouse following the tournament. Winners who "brought home the turkey" were:

Joe Finilla, 54 (net scores) ; Frank Benzon, 57;Ev Lewis, 60; Art Bond,62; Ben Ward, 67; F,d French,68; Jack Crane, 69; Doc White, 69; Al Soulage, 70; Tom Jacobsen, 70; Bill Bonnell, 70; George Monnier, 70; Tom Gray, 70, and Bill Johnson, 70 (handicap chairman-note those last six scores).

The "Turkey Tournament" was the last general meeting of 1959, the directors having recently (December 11) played their annual Directors Tournament at the Contra Costa Country Club to officially wind up the year. The next general membership tournament will be held Tanuarv 15.

Retirement Ends 6O-Yecrr Lumber Cqreer

A retirement party honoring Oscar Nelson, veteran East Bay millwork and lumber man, was staged by his fellow u'orkers and the principals of California Frame Shop at The Cottage in San Leandro, November 1. A relative "newcomer" rvith California Frame, Nelson had been the cor.rcern "only" 18 years. A major part of his 60 years in the industry was spent with the old California Door Company, rvhich lvas located near the 16th Street station in Oakland. Nelson logged some 40 years with that company before it closed its doors for good. Nelson then spent a few years 'ivith California Builders Supply before joining California Frame. It 'rvould seem that Oscar is a little oartial to the word "California," so it would be an educated guess that he'll enjoy many years of happiness during his retirement in the Golden State.

Julius Perry to Rein Produclion of 'Kombercore' Doors for Perry Intl.

Harry A. Perry, president of Perry International Corpo- ration, Inglewood, announces the appointment of Julius Perry to the office of vice-president in charge of production. He will control all production of the nationally known "Kambercore" door, now manufactured by Fidler's Mfg. Co., fnc., of Inglewood for national distribution by Perry Interrational.

Julius Perry was president of the Perry Bag Company in Detroit before going to Los Angeles in 1957.

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Donover Co. Moves fo Monfebello To lts Own Distribution Ycrrd

The Donover Co., respected, S8-year old Los Angeles wholesale lumber firm, has recently moved its Southern California offices from Beverly Hills to its own wholesale distribution yard at 915 Olympic Blvd. ir-r Montebello. The yard consists of almost three acres, mostly paved, with approximately 400 feet of boulevard frontage and Llnion Pacific R.R. spur in the rear. The yard is centrally located in the metropolitar-r Los Angeles area and easily reached from retail yards in such adjacent territories as Orar-rge county and San Bernardino.

There will be no changes in sales policies, declares Manager W. tr. Calhoun, but inventories will be expanded somewhat. Tl-re new telephone number is OVerbrook 5-7730.

The 5S-year-old but very progressive wholesale concern claims two"firsts" in Southern California wholesaling of lumber. It is the firstLCL wholesaler to stock Cedar, and also Engeln.rann Spruce, for the retail yards.

Bennefl 2-Woy Pqnel Sows For More Yqrd Instqllotions

Wayne C. Ervine, Dealer & Service, reports the following recent sales and popular Bennett 2-Way Panel Saw:

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Modesto (Calif.) Builders Supply; Fairfax (Calif.) Lumber Co. (a third unit in the yard) ; Valley Builders Supply, X{odesto ; Rohr Aircraft, Riverside;General Electric Atomic Porver Motors, San Jose ; Plysize, Inc., Stockton ; Allen's, Sar-r Rafael (a second purchase) ; Hubbard & Johnson, Los Gatos yard; Nlenlo Park(Calif.) Lumber Co., and Nelson Manufacturing Co., San Mateo (a second installation).

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Hoo-Hoo Club 9 Concot Sporked by Shorp Degree Teom, Notqbles

Fifty stalwart members and three real "guns" of HooHoo International turned out for San Francisco lloo-Hoo Club 9's annual Concatenation, held the evening of November 24 at the Leopard cafe in San Francisco. The three gentlemen adding authority to the gathering were llarvey Koll, newly elected Supreme Custocatian, making a special trip from Los Angeles; likewise, from Sacramento, the Order's venerable Seer of the House of Ancients, C. D. LeMaster, and, from San Rafael, past Snark of the Universe (Rameses 48) Dave Davis.

Concatenation details were ably handled by the immediate Club 9 past president, John Prime, who put together an