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San Joaquin Club's Annual Frolic

By Bernard B. Borber, Secretary,

The San Joaquin Lumbermen's Club held its Annual Frolic June 20 and 21, at the summer home of F. Dean Pres,cott, whi,ch is located some 50 miles E,ast of Fresno in the high Sierra. Mr. Prescott proved himself to be a very charming and untiring host to the members and guests of the Club. Everything was taken care of in the most excellent shape, even to the minutest detail.

There were approximately sixty persons present coming from all parts of California, and one guest, in order to be present, found it necessary to take a plane from El Paso, Texas. I refer to none other than E. L. Green. who also astonished those present by taking a dip in the beautiful swimming hole at 7:N a.m.

A buff,et lunch was served Saturday, beginning at I2:AO noon and continuing throughout the afternoon, as the guests arrived.

W. K. Kendrick shared the honors with A. W. Bernhauer both as to endurance and ability on the golf course, beginning sometime Saturday morning, and only stopping for a few hours sleep at night, continuing through until dark Sunday evening.

A wonderful dinner was served at 6:30 in the great outdoor dining room by caterer Jorgensen, and what a dinner ! Baked ham, Virginia style, with all the trimmings. After

Son Joaquin Lumbermen's Club dinner, a few stories were told and short impromptu talks were made.

Breakfast was served at 8:30 Sunday morning. The guests amused themselves throughout the day by throwing darts, pitching horse shoes and playing quoits, and numerous other g'ames and amusements, which were provided by our host.

A delicious d,inner of broiled T-bone steak was served Sunday evening, after which a few more stories were told. After dinner, guests from the more distant points began to gather their belongings and hit down the sun-set trail, content in the fact that they themselves ancl each one present had enjoyed a most delightful week-end.

The following were present:

GUESTS

E. T. Robie, Auburn Lumber Co. ... .Auburn

Fred Holmes, Holmes Eureka Lumber Co. ........San Francisco

Herb Klass, The Paci6c Lumber Co. ....San Francisco

Forrest K. Peil. Hamrnond Lumber Co. ... ..San Francisco

Earl Johnson, Johnson Lumber Co. '..Pasadena

Ross-Blanchard, Blanchard Lumber Co. ..........No. Hollywood

D. H. LeBreton, Coos Bay Lumber Co. ......Oakland

Paul Hallingby, Hammond I-umber Co. ... '..Los Angeles

D. C. Essley,-Elliott Bay Sales Co. ......Los Angeles

H. A. Lake,- Garden Grove l,umber Co. . Garden Grove

A. W. Bernhauer, Fresno Planing Mill Co. ..Fresno

George Kennedy ..... Fresno

Harold J. Ford, Yosemite Sugar Pine Lumber Co...Merced Falls

M. L. (Duke) Euphrat, Wendling-Nathan Company.San Francisco (Continued on Page 17)

Team Work

It musta been a right smart horse Who figgered out the proper course To keep his back shooed free of flies, But not forget his ears and eyes.

You see, a horse's bushy tail Is made to swish, just like a flail, But though he whips it hard and rough, The darn thing ain't half long enough.

Hung way back upon the south, It just can't reach his pestered mouth, And fappin' ears and blinkin' eyes Are plum no count for scarin' fies.

Then one horse to another said, "I'll flip my tail across your head, For then your tail will work for me, And free from flies we both will be."

So there you have cooperation, Used by horses since creation, For human problems small or great, Ifse horse sense and cooperate.

-Lester F. Zeigler.

Repetition

"My experience tells me," said John Galsworthy, ,,that what you have said before you had better say again, if you want anybody to pay attention to it."

Either say it again, or depend on others to do it. Whistler and Wilde were great friends. One day in a company Wilde uttered a delightful bon mot, that thrilled Whistler with admiration.

"That was a wonderful remark," he said to Wilde, "I wish I had said it."

"You undoubtedly will," remarked Wilde, dryly, "many times."

Protection

A young lawyer from the North decided he wanted to locate in the South and practice law in Dixie.

So he wrote a friend in Alabama, asking what chance he thought there was in Birmingham for an honest young Republican lawyer. The friend replied:

"If you are really honest, you will have absolutely no competition in the law business. And if you are really a Republican, the game laws will protect you."

WHAT'S UNDER THE NAME

By Thomas Dreier

Once again Henry G. Chamberlain has come with information. He has tramped every trail, climbed every mountain, slept under the trees hundreds of times, told a million stories around camp fires, and many younger fellows wish they had half his stamina and energy.

Henry, in his wanderings about New England, visited some friends, the name of whose guest house puzzled him. Hungry for facts, like a Senate committee investigator, Henry began making inquiries. ft turned out that this guest house was once a shed with an outdoor toilet, and the whole building was called The Privy. When turned into a guest house, what more natural than to call it The privilege?

F H A Loans in Western Stat€s Totaf $127,200,137

San Francisco, July 8.-Loans contracted under the stimulus of the Federal Housing Administration in the seven western states totaled $127,2n,I37 since initiation in 1934.

Federal Housing Administration figures showed W2,625,179 of. the amount rn'ent into modernization loans, and $44,574,958 into home mortgages, of which some 17 millions went for newconstruction.

In the modernization divis'ion, amounts of loans by states were: Arizona, $3,224,162; California, $56,65,220; Idaho, $1,994,039; Nevada, $860,474; Oregon, $5,221,79O; Utah, $1,795,953, and Washington, $1 1,836,541.

New Plywood Salesman in L. A.

George C. Phillips, formerly with St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Company, Tacoma, for 15 years, is now sales representative for the Vancouver Plywood & Veneer Company, of Vancouver, Wash., in Southern California, working out of the office of Tacoma Lumber Sales, Petroleum Securities Building, Los Angeles, Southern California distributor for Vancouver Plywood & Veneer Company's produ.cts.

San Joaquin Club Annual Frolic

(Continued from Page 15)

E. L. Green, Llnion Lumber Co. ...San Francisco

Walter E. Peterson, Bakersfield Building Materials Co. ... Bakersfield

George K. Adams, Noah Lumber Co. , .,...Walnut Grove

W. H. Enlow, Hammond Lumber Co. ......Watsonville

T. L. Gardner, Secretary, Central Valley Lumbermen's Club Stockton

C. D. LeMaster, Western Building Review Sacramento

C. S. Tripler, Secretray, Coast Counties Lumbermen's Club.. ...,.. Watsonville

J. B. McKeon, Secretary, Peninsula Lumbermen's Club . Redwood Citv

Lew Love, Secretary, Tres Rios Lumbermen's Club ......Modesto

Bernard B. Barber, Secretary, San Joaquin Lumbermen's Club.. .... Fresno

George N. Ley, Santa Cruz Lumber Co. ,.. ....Santa Cruz

C. G. Bird, Stockton Lumber Co. Stockton

J. H. Kirk, Southern Pacific Milling Co. ........San Luis Obispo MEMBERS

George C. Burnett, Burnett Lumber Co. Tulare

Frank F. Minard, C. S. Pierce Lumber Co. Fresno

Ray Clotfelter, W. R. Spalding Lumber Co. ..Visalia

James L. Venn, W. R. Spalding Lumber Co. ..........Porterville

O. W. Carr,,W. R. Spalding Lumber Co. Exeter

Chas. Schaffer, Citizens Lumber Co. ..Kingsburg

Virgil Schoeneman, Citizens Lumber Co. ... .Selma

S. P. Ross, Central Lumber Co. .. Hanford

Stephen H. Ross, Central Lurnber Co. ... ..Lemoore

H. M. Cross, Cross Lumber Co. Merced

J, F. Wright, Brey-Wright Lumber Co. ...

Wallace LeValley, Brey-Wright Lumber Co.

Frank Baxley, Brey-Wright Lumber Co. ...

Chas. L. Marsh, Hammond Lumber Co. ...

ElmoreW. King, The King Lumber Co. ...

C. A. Makin, Lumber & Supply Co. ...

Dean Cook, Madera Lumber

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