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Son Diego Hoo-Hoo-Ettes enioy rheir October meeiing which wos hosted by Western Lumber Compony of thot cify. Lefr: Mory Ann Bender of lmperiol Beoch lumber, Peorl Bumo of Whiting Meod ond Dorothy Gcyeske of Weslern lumber. Next: R. J. Hortie qnd Normo Roberts of Murroy Mill & Mfg. Next: bortenders Fred Couture, Roy Prell ond Don Rondolph who business of Western Lumber. Next: Joon Elliof of Srofiord & Gordner ond Ruth Aschenbrenner of Home lmprovers' Righr: in bronch Corp, ond Lorroine Chondler of Pociftc Beqch lumber.

Western Lumber Gompony Entertoins Son Diego Hoo-Hoo-Ettes

I\{embers of San Diego Hoo-HooEtte Club No. 4 enjoyed the hospitality of Western Lumber ComPanY who served as hosts for the October n.reeting of the group.

The program opened with cocktails served on \Vestern's upper-level, outdoor patio. A buffet style dinner was later enjoyed in one of their large accounting offices. In keeping with the occasion the tables were decorated with Douglas fir and redwood shavings wound through ivy and fern.

A short business meeting followed clinner, with NIrs. Joan Henning of

Frost Hardwood Lumber Company, this year's president, trying out her uc\v g'avel for the first time.

-l-he evening's speaking cl-rores were tcamed up on by George Alvarez, controller of \A/estern Lumber Company, ar-rd R"y Prell, \\t'estern sales rep. 'fhese gentlemen prepared a slide presentation. "The Western Lumber Story," which told the story of the compally from its start in 1904 to the present time-and witl-r a short projection irrto the future.

Everyone reported the evening a complete success on all fronts. Thank-

Morie McCrocken of Weslern lumbar, unidentified guest, Mildred Cqrler of in their spore time olso tend fo fhe this group ore Mory Howord of Westyous are in order to Mrs. Betty Campbell of Chula Vista Lumber Company for chairmanning a fine and entertaining get-together.

Own or Leqse?

A new brochure cletails the costs of differcnt lcase plans for auto and truck fleets for ternrs frorn one to eight years.

The brochure, entitled " Profit-Plus," is published by Wheels, Inc., Chicago, leading automotive fleet leasing firm. Costs of various lease plans are cited for fleets from l-24 units. 2.5-49 units. and 50 or more units. In Question & Answer form, the brochure explains features of several lease plans, maintenance proceclures, insurance costs, and other factors of tl.re cost of these plans. Executives may obtain f ree copies by writing to Profit-Plus, Wheels, Inc., 6200 North Western Avenue, Chicago 45, Illinois.