Coast Counties Lumbermen Have Get-Together Meeting r./

The big get-together meeting of the Coast Counties Lumbermen's Association held at Pismo Beach on the evening of September 14 was largely attended by members of the association and wholesalers. The meeting pulel-y a stag affair, and as its name suggests, wai mainly for the purpose of getting better aiquainted. was held

Occasional meetings of this kind are necessary in an association which covers such a large area as this one, with its membership spread over five counties, 'Santa Clara, San Benito, Santa Cruz, Monterey, San Luis Obispo, and Santa Barbara.

Dinner was served in the Green Mill Cafe at 7:30 p. m.,

R. F. HAMMATT IN EAST

and everybody had a good time, as there were no formal speeches and no business on the program. Excellent musical and dancing entertainment was provided by a group of professionals from San Francisco, and later in the evening some fine community singing was enjoyed by a ma- jority of those present.

J. H. Kirk, superintendent of retail yards for the Southern Pacific Milling Co., San Luis Obispo, was chairman of the arrangemenls committee.

J. A. Greenelsh, manager of the Pacific Coast Coal Co., San Luis Obispo, was toastmaster, and with him at the head table sat President George N. Ley of Santa Cruz and a number of the club's directors.

Bruce Burlingame Spends Vacation In Humboldt County

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R. F. Hammatt, secretary-manager of the California Redwood Association. left San Francisco Seotember 17 lor a 30-day trip to the East. Mr. Hammatt will visit his mother at Camp Quansett, Pleasant Bay, South Orleans, Bay, Mass., and while he is mainl lvlass., whrle mainly on a vacation, will visit Washington, D. C., and the Forest Products Laboratory, Madison, \Mis., on business.

S. F. LUMBERMEN VISIT OREGON

Andrew F. Mahoney and John F. McCabe, of the Andrew F. Mahoney Lumber Company, San Francisco, return_ed on September 23 from a business trip to Brookings, Ore. The trip was made by automobile. -