Big Crowd Enjoys 14th Annual Reveille

East Bay Hoo-Hoo Club's l4th Annual Reveille, held at the Claremont Hotel, Berkeley, April26, was one of the most successful get-together affairs in the history of this annual gathering. Thc attendance of approximately 400 was just up to the capacity of the hotel's Spanish Room. The dinner was excellent, and the entertainment was exceptionally good, rvith mucl.r applause going to all the acts and particularly to the last number, the Beu Yost Vikings, a sextette of male singers.

Union Lumber Co., San Francisco, and Frank Driesbach, Zenith Mill & Lumber Co.. Oakland, tied for 2nd' low net with 66 each. Bob Howson, Builders Supply Co., Gilroy' won 2nd low gross with a score of 80, and 3rd low gross was won by Nick Cryer, J. E. Higgins Lumber Co., San Francisco, with 82. Special prizes were won by Clyde Speer, Zenith Mill & Lumber Co., Oakland; Keith Rawlings, Jr., San Francisco; Art Bennett, Harbor Plywood Corp. of California, San Francisco; Clem Fraser, Hogan Lumber Co., Oakland, and Bob Cheim, Cheim Lumber Co., San Jose.

President John Flelm presided, spoke briefly, and turned the chair over to General Chairman Bill Chatham, who rvelcomed the big crowd.

Ed La Franchi, of the golf committee, announced the names of the golf tournament u'inners. Then entertainment Chairman George Clayberg took over and introduced Danny Martyn, master of ceremonies, and tl.re show was on.

Golf Tournament

A total of 58 players took part in the golf tournament, held in the morning. Fred Ziese, Gamerston & Green Lumber Co., San Francisco, won the low ne.t with a score of 76-12-64. Roy Driesbach, Zenith Mill & Lumber Co., Oakland, lr.as lorv gross rvinner with 76. Dave Davis,

Out of tor,r'n visitors made up a large portion of the attendance. Among these were the following: AntiochLouis Silvera; ArcataHor,vard Libbey; BakersfieldFrank Nagle; Danville-Harry Stewart; Eugene, OregonCharlie Gartin : Fairfax-Frank Boileau; Fort Bragg-Fred Dias; Fresno-J. C. "Doc" Snead; Gilroy-Jack Horvson, Bob Hou'son ; Hayu.'ard-Nels Nelson; Huntington ParkRalph E. Barto ; Keyes- "Tex" Hardin; Lafayette-Elmo l,ombardi; Medford, Oregon-Harry W. Dorvsort, Johnny l)on,son; Modesto-Francis Christensen, James U. Gartin, tl. Rced Hicken, Dick Ross, Warren Tillson, Dick Ustick; Napa-Al Adamo; Oak Grove-Homer Derr; Portland, C)regon, I'-. F. "Pat" Cardin; Reedley-E. P. Ruth; Sacramento-W. W. Blattner, Henry Gilbert, Dennl' Sea, Art \\/illianrson, George Youug, Carl Younglove; St. HelenaJim Clarke; Salinas-Roltert Barber, Carrol "Red" David, Chuck Griffen III, "Hip" Hipkins, Jim Hennessy, tlomer N{. Hayu'ard, Dan McAnaney, Sid Prouty, Joe Rogers; Samoa-E. E. Abrahamson; San Jose-Lou Beach, Leo Cheirn, Bob Cheim, A. C. I{ansen, Tom Hubbard, Francis Iiincaid: San Mateo-Mr. Arnold, Lee Horne, Mr' Pederson; Santa Rosa-Elie Destruel ; Sonoma-Fred Neuenschrvander; StocktonRalph Prouty ; TurlockBurton Gartin ; Walnut Creek-Merv Trover; Walnut GroveGeorge Adams, Mitch l-andis; Ukiah-Ed Oden'

Chcrnge oI Name

The name of the West Coast Lurnber Company, 1231 E. Firestone Boulevard, Los Angeles, has been changed to Logan l-ttmber ComPanY.

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