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Forest Producr Week. October 21 through October 27' was a successful event in Redding, California and surrounding area' ihe well planned week was ihe result of a real efiort on the part of Jo" Derrah, President of Shasta Cascade Hoo-Hoo Club No' 133, Carl Allison, Secretary of the club, and- the Committee' T" "orn-.-orate the week the first annual Lumberjacks' Dance was held at the Redding Elks Club. This affair had a ticket committee of eleven, rvith Virgil Mastelotto as chairman' The e i Lu-b"4ack heLnets were in good evi good attendance assures this to be a yearly event' - l-rr-horio.L helrne+-c wbre ih eood evidence in in Redding, Red

Blufi and brr.rr"y banks, grocery stores, etc. The Redding Search' light special issue on Monday, the 22nd, carried stories and ads to"brin! the important week to the attention of the general -public- Stut" oi Califoinia Queen of the Forest Colleen Courtright and three Princesses reigned supreme at the dance and throughout the week.

Shasta-Cascade Hoo-Hoo Club No. I33 Oflicers for the Hoo-Hoo Year 1962-1963 are as follows: Joe Derrah,Dee Lumber Co', Redding, President; Leon Deering, Hexberg Lumber Co.,- Red Blufi, Vice-President; and Carl Allison, U.S. Plywood Corp', Anderson, Secretary.

Directors are: Les Passmore, Central Valley Box & Lbr. Co', Oroville; Virgil Mastelotto, Tarter, W'ebster & Johnson' Redding; Glen Forney, Shasta Moulding Co., Central Valley; Brad Broyles, Broyles Lumber Co., Redding; John Strange, Strange & Sorr Lbr. Co., lledding; and Marion Adams. Scott Lumber Co., Burney.

Shostq Cqscode Hoo-Hoo Honors Cloude Porker

Shasta Cascade Hoo-Hoo Club No. 133 held its regular monthly meeting on November I at the Crystal Tavern in Red Blufi, Cali' fornia. This meeting was a special event honoring Claude Parker,

Cloude Pqfter receivet ploque from Shosla Coscqde Hoo-Hoo uPon lha evcnf of his reliremcnl oftcr 52 yeors in the lumber business. Ofhers, from left: Al Kerper, Ler Cody ond Joc Denoh.

39961 on his retirement after 52 years in the lumber industry. A good attendance of 100 friends, including many fellow em' ployees and executives of the Ralph L. Smith Lumber Co., Division of Kimberly-Clark Corp.

President Joe Derrah presided at the meeting. Co'chairmen for the evening were Les Cody of the Red Blufi Moulding Co. and Al Kerper, Paul Bunyan Lumber Co., both of whom worked with Claude at the Red River Lumber Co. at Westwood. A plaque was given to Mr. Parker by the Hoo-Hoo Club, the presentation made by Les Cody.

Brief talks were made by Al Kerper and by William Fieweger and Bob Mason, executives of the Kimberly-Clark Corp.

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