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Log & Tally. Februazy1994eP i Memo from theSnark Vice Presidents' ReDorts
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"Look at the membership of your EDDIE Z. HUNT L85910 JAN-EVERT HERMANS L81 682 club again. Count how many competitors you have. Why not We, as members of the Board of Directors, have been A very Happy. Healthy New Year to you all. It seems a bit Home Depot, Builders Square, Home charged by the Snark of the Universe to do our best to stem the odd to sit here, mid-December, trying to anticipate what is tide regarding our loss of membership. Each and every one of going on in mid-February. In any event, 1994 will be a great Quarters, etc. ? These people sell us should endeavor to do all we can to see that the membership year for all ofus. Nineteen ninety-four is also Club #48's lumber and hardwarejust like many of our great organization does not dwindle away to just a few convention year. The Whistier/94 Convention Committee is of our retail lumber companies that good souls. working like little Trojans getting things ready for September. 1 In this regard, we should take the personal responsibility believe that the color insert is a first for theLog & Tally.The are members. Why not these new to help all we can in the retention of present members, also the layout was created by the staff of Beautiful B.C. Magazine. and people on the block? Wouldn't it be recruitment of new people into what, I feel, is a great organiza- beautiful it is. Remember, your holiday destination this year is better to meet these new tion. Whistler, B.C., Canada. Come and visit B.C. and enjoy our I would like to commend Kevin Mcphee, S.9, J-1, on his hospitality and all we have to offer you. See the P. Lawson page MANNY LITVIN L60272 competitors, get to know them, and efforts to reactivate the Maine Club. Kevin is working very hard for tours you can take. 1f you have any questions about tours, Snark of theUnveNe maybe you will find out what makes to see that the club is up and going again at the earliest possible accommodations, etc., drop me a line, fax me a note (604-936- them tick?" moment Thanks, Kevin. we appreciate your efforts. 0632) or give me a call (604-936-6933). 1 strongly advise you to Tom Stumpf, S-9, J-III, is also making a concerted effort to book your accommodations at earliest convenience. reactivate the Port Andes Area Club. which was started four or As your Second Vice President, my task and pet project five years ago but has fallen on hard times. He has enlisted the for the year is theLog& Tally. In November I made a trip to help of Skip Fleisher to become his deputy and to help in Gurdon to speci&ally talk to Joyce Taylor and the printers that getting this club back on track. Thanks. Tom, for your good produce theLog& Tally. By the time you read this, several work and your dedication to Hoo-Hoo. changes have been proposed to the HHI Directors. The Log & I would challenge each of the S-9s to follow the lead of Tally is the only means we have as a club to communicate with Since the convention at Sioux Falls, as Snark, I have been member of the Detroit Club, there were lots of competitors, and Tom and Kevin so we might have a successful year for Hoo-Hoo each other. In many ways we are doing that by pictures and doing some traveling. In fact, one of our friends advised us to we had no problem having dinner with them. In fact, I learned a membership. club news. I would like to see us expand on several things, Le., sublet our apartment. lot during those dinners, golf and, etc. Health, Happiness, and Long LAIe. letters to the editor (bitch column, if you like, or are we doing Eighteen days in Australia and Tasmania, seven days in There is something to be said about the idea that life OK, and if not what would you like to see us do differently?). British Columbia, Tacoma, Spokane. Just got home from Eddie "EL" Hunt L85910 Membership should only be available to clubs who wish to First Vice President We also need forestry facts from the different jurisdictions. Atlanta, Seekonk, MA. Londonderry, NH, and Boston. honor one of their own. Mvertise your events so that if our members are on the go they Those of you who would like a great weekend in Boston L just had the thrill of a lifetime when I was presented with might just show up at one of your functions. If you have a limit should ask the Harry Folsom Club to invite you. They know a Life Membership by my own Detroit Hoo-Hoo Club #28. L was HO0-HOO INThRNA11ONAL ANTI-ThUST POUCY on the number of people that can attend, make sure that is how to put on a weekend. left speechless. As most of you know, for me to be without The foilowing anti-trust policy as adopted and practiced by mentioned as well. There you have a few things I am hoping to Hoo-Hoo International is printed here for the purpose of public I ask all of you to look at the membership of your club. words is something. accomplish this year, and with your help, I won't have any Count how many owners are in your club. Then sit back and A reminder to all, please call your S-9 and ask him if he information. problems. I suppose our biggest challenge is to get more reflect why does your club have so few owners. When I joined "Neither Hoo-Hoo International nor any of its jurisdictions. needs any help in restarting clubs in your area. advertisers so that theLog & Tallycan stand on its own feet I Hoo-Hoo forty years ago, there were many owners who were officers. directors, or memberswillparticipate in, meet for the I also believe that as we get more of the ladies to join Hoo- discussions, agreements, ask you all to solicit your companies, or advertise yourself by members. This is not true today. purpose of, or even authorize any Hoo, we will see a big change in the format of our concats. comparisons or other conduct which could be construed as orgive submitting your business card along with $20.00. That is the Let's all work on speaking to the owners and inviting Health, Happiness, and Long life. rise to an inference of contracting, conspiracy,combination, tying, cheapest advertising you will ever get. them to become members. li it is the rough concats keeping Manny Litvin 1.60272 unfair competition, monopolization. pricing or anyother activity Remember, "Wood is Good' and lets not take a back seat them out, then do somethiiig about that of competition, price Snark of the Universe. which could lead to an inference of mtriction to anyone. That is from the mouth of someone who has great During my travels the "Home Depot Factor" kept coming fixing. rflarknPS discrimination. market allocation, or anyother experience with clear-cut up. At most clubs they did not want to invite the store manager conducts prescribed by the Sherman AntitrustAct, the Clayton Act Health, Happiness and Long Life. and the lumber department manager into Hoo-Hoo. Look at the or any other state orfederal law relating to competition. membership of your club again. Count how many competitors "'The purpose of our fraternity is to provide avehicle for Jan-Eveit Herman. LS 1682 impurtanüy, the promotion you have. Why not Home Depot, Builders Square, Home social gatherings, comraderie, and most Second Vice President and enhancement of the forest productsindustry, both in this Quarters, etc.? These people sell lumber and hardware just like world. This policy has been carvied on many of our retail lumber companies that are members. Why countly and throughout the since the inception of this fraternityand is implemented through not these new people on the block? Wouldnt it be better to each member and jurisdiction'sparticipation in community airs, meet these new competitors, get to know them, and maybe you education, and generally in thepromotion of forest products." will find out what makes them tick? These past forty years as a Log& Taily,February 1994,page 2 Log & Tally, Febnzazy 1994, pe 3 tion, and a major raffle. Portland's meeting was a luncheon at In March all J-W vicegerents will meet in Sydney for our the Beaverton Zoo. Jim Talley always does a great job. Dave midyear board meeting. This daywillcoincide with Sydney Blasen, Chairman of the Board, attended. Club's meeting which will be another Teach the Teachers," a SuDreme NineReports Joint meetings are a function I strongly support. Seattle very worthwhile project and Tacoma have already had a joint trap shoot In April, Seattle Melbourne Club #217 is having their City of Berwick and Portland are having a joint venture. Both clubs are travel- Tower Project opened by the Minister of Forests and Resources ing halfway across the state to join in the sharing of old and new on Australia Day, January 26th. The LookoutTower is a $40,000 order that evening. This is a great start, and we salute you in acquaintances. project that the Melbourne Club is building at Berwick Botani- JUffiSDICTION Milwaukee. In talking with the other clubs in J-II, so far there is I would like to promote as much as possible with every cal Gardens. These gardens are progressing in an old quarry little interest by the members in exploring this untapped source club in J-III to attend the mini convention in Eugene. site, on the lines of the Buchart Gardens, Vancouver Island. for additional members. Let's all get the word out, and, as is Willarnette Valley Club #33 is organizing the mini with Archie Melaide Club held their Christmas meeting at MaLaren Vale said, THEY WIU COME. Brown and Mike Carey at the helm. Support your officers, winery with almost 100 attending. Christmas luncheons were held, as usual, in Detroit Club board members and general membership in attending the Late in 1993 several Hoo-Hoos spent the weekend in I #28 and in Saginaw Valley Club #246. Both were well attended convention. There is a lot of support that comes out of a mini. Launceston, Tasmania, to celebrate a past Supreme Nine, Kevin and very well run by the club officers. The principal speaker at Conventions help stimulate the activities of the Jurisdiction. It French's 60th birthday. "Happy Birthday, Kevin)' both events was Snark Manny, one of our own. Manny, we are is a fantastic time for clubs having a tough time to gather with Plans for J-IV members attendance at Whistler Conven- The Hoo-Hoo year has gotten off to a roaring start Since proud to have you as the Snark this year and know that you will new faces and gather great ideas for their clubs. tion are well in hand, and a good contingent will be there. early October, I have attended meetings at Granite State, Harry do all that you can to make this a fine year in Hoo-Hoo. I am very proud to report that a new club will be starting Chris Rogers from Melbourne Club has been to Kuala Folsom, Washington, D.C., and Roger Williams. Plans are set to attend a dinner reception for the Snark on PortAngeles area. Skip Fleisher and Randy Bailey are Lnrnpur, Malaysia, and the discussions, so far, center on how to The formats have ranged from golf tournaments to in the January 14th given by the Northern flhinois Club #139, and on making moves to start the new club. I am going to round up all form the club rather that when. Malaysia has a population of business type meetings to concats. An excellent business the 15th Ben Springer Club #35willhold a dinner dance in the the Rameses I can in support ofPortAngeles. 18.5 million people and is heavily dependent on timber and meeting was held by the Harry Folsom Club. The club was host Snark's honor. We look forward to both events and meeting old I haven't personally worked with all of my deputy timber products. to speakers from the lumber insurance companies (Lumber and new friends from both clubs. supreme nines. The year is young, and after the midyear board Our Jurisdiction has the good fortune to have a very Mutual, North American Lumber, and Retail himbermans). February 4th will start the midyear board meeting in willbe traveling south and east to meet with the rest efficient secretary in Alf Sebire. This gives a continuity from These speakers detailed their self insured group program for meeting I Gurdon. It is my hope that therewillbe good news to report of the clubs. There is power in numbers. I would like to name supreme nine to supreme nine and from club president to workers comp. They are currently licensed in most of the regarding a club in J-H reactivating. and thank all of my deputies for their work. They are Rick president. United States, and their program has saved a great deal of I would like to remind all in J-II that we set a goal to not Bleich, Ron Garka,Jim Talley, Mike Carey, Archie Brown, Health, Happiness, and Long Life. money for companies in the northeast only increase each club's membership but to make every Barney Wagner, Ted Paddock, Dave Lentes, Bill Lentes, Jeff Andy Blackweli 74590 Concats have been held at Washington, D.C. Club #99, meeting and event that all memberswillwant to attend and will Wallace, Dan Olson, Skip Fleisher, and the person I talk Hoo- Supreme Nine, Jurisdiction W GraniteState Club #107, and Harry Folsom Club #113 foratotal find it a worthwhile evening. Hoo with all day long, Dave Gleason. of 17 new kittens, including two women. Congratulations to all Health, Happiness, and Long Life. our new members and to all who have made these events Thanks for your support Bob Carper L66161 Health, Happiness, and Long Life. successful. Supreme Nine, Jurisdiction II I would also like to thank the members of the Washing- Tom Stumpf 90884 ton, D.C., Harry Folsom and Granite State clubs for their Supreme Nine, Jurisdiction III JURISDICTION hospitality. Also, thanks to Snark Litvin for his support at the concats in Granite State and Harry Folsom. P.S. Send in your $20.00 for the business card advertise- In closing, the economy here in the Northeast is getting meni better. Attendance at most club functions is improving and most important, everyone's outlook is more positive. If you JURISDICTION have not seen the Five Year Plan, see your club president for a copy. You will hear a lot more on this in the next few months. Well, here we are at the end of 1993 and looking forward Lets think about one last item. L.awyers have the ABA JURISDICTION to '94. Hopefully, for the people in Eastern Canada, the market doctors have the AMA and we in the lumber industry have Hoo- will improve. The housing industry in this area has been Hoo. This is our industry; let's support the oldest professional III depressed for the last two to three years, but there is always a organization in our industry to represent us. ray of hope. Health, Happiness, and Long life. It's a pleasure to report that Toronto Club #53 has picked Kevin MacPhee L94283 So many things have happened, and so many more things up its membership by five and will be having a concat in the new Supreme Nine, Jurisdidion I are going to take place. Since the convention in Sioux Falls, I Iv year. have visited five clubs. The Snark of the Universe came to visit The Toronto Club had a hospitality room at the Delta the Pacific Northwest in November. Manny and I flew to Hotel during the Ontario Wholesale Lumber Dealers Christmas Spokane Club #16 for a breakfast meeting with Ernie Wales, All J-W clubs are 'in good shape," and asteady increase Party on December 8th, and the turnout was very good. We Seer of the House of Ancients. After a super welcome to the in membership is expected with businessactivity and housing saw many old members (some retired) and some new prospects JUffiSDICTION Spokane area, we met for lunch with officers, board members there is more confidence than we for membership. It was a very successful day, and, again. I have and many local members. Also there was Gene Zanck, Rameses starts increasing. Generally have had for many years. to say thanks and well done to club president Dave Morrow, 71, who was promoting Project Learning Tree. At the close of the year, NorthQueensland Club #265 secretary Cheryl Brown, and the executive. Tuesday, November 2nd, Manny attended a meeting with concatenated 12 new members, including theMayor of We also had a Visit from Snark Manny Litvin and his ever Tacoma-Olympia Club #89. A presentation was given by Manny Thuringower. Plaques for outstandingeffort to Hoo-Hoo were gracious wife, Bernice, on December 13. We had a dinner party II to the officers and board. This night was highlighted by a long Leonardi. Following the of seventeen, and it was a very enjoyable evening. presented to Nev Abbey and Eric form concat with nine kittens. concat and a few hours ofsleep, fourteen enthusiastic fishermen I am still trying to reactivate the Kitchener Oktoberfest In December, there were several Christmas parties. I in two boats took off at six a.m.for a day fishing just off the Club and should have more to report at the midyear meeting. Another HooHoo year is quickly moving along. As I read could only attend Tacoma-Olympia and Seattle/Portland. Al Barrier Reef. The success of thefishing had a direct ratio to the Hopefully, success. Meier, Rameses 78, and I were in charge of Tacoma/Olympia's. the reports from the International office and in discussions with number of empty cans and stubbiesamassed. Keen fishermen Health, Happiness and Long life. It was Ladies' Night at the sixteenth floor of the First Interstate club officers, J-LI has much work to do. keep this in mind for the 1996Hoo-Hoo Convention in Norm Thomas 88010 As of this date only one club, Ben Springer Club #34, has Building. Santa stopped in with presents for all of the guests. Queensland. The Great Barrier Reef is onthe agenda... Supreme Nine, Juriadictioa V held a concat. I am told that four women were received into the Seattle's party included spirits, fine dining, pleasant conversa- !Ag& Tally, Febnzary 1994, page 5 Log & Tally, February 1994, page 4 For nearly half a centuiy, Supreme Nine Reports Hanel Lumber Co, has promoted an environmentally sound image of the forest remember the principles of Hoo-Hoo and take them seriously to your hearts. New Year greetings from J-VIII. After the convention in productsindustiy Health, Happiness, and Long Ute. Sioux Falls in September the weather cycle finally decided that JURISDICTION Ed Gavotto L63822 summer had finally anived and business activity hit its seasonal through - wise Supreme Nine, Jurisdiction VI peak. With that excuse I've started out slow on club visits but really hope to get it turned around in January and February. mu11pl use The Des Moines Club will be recruiting new members at the Iowa Lumber Convention in January, and the Sioux Falls Club resource management holds its annual recruitment party and concat in February. J. JURISDICTION VIII held its own in membership last year, and, hopefully, we can increase this in the coming year. To assist me during this term as Supreme Nine I have Club officers have been changing, and I need communica- We Offer: asked my state deputies to stay on. They all have agreed. tion from all the clubs in J-VIII on the new changes, also I need These men are here to help, but we need your input They are Douglas fir to know the best time to visit the respective clubs during the MC-15 Bill Harley. Jr. 1.55027, Central New Mexico Club #59; Chuck and Hem-fir: coming year. My goal this year is to make at least two visits (Moisture Content Pensinger 70229, Phoenix Club #72; Dave Rinell 71186, not to exceed 15%) before the next convention. KD Dimension Honolulu Club #142; Gary Gamble 79683, Black Bart Club #181; Membership and membership retention appear to always 2x4-2x12 Select Scott Watson 83559, Sacramento Club #109; Mike Nicholson Structural 89383, Inland Empire Club #117; and Bill Sullivan 94729, Coast My first few months as the new S9 for Jurisdiction VII has be a problem. A club's strength comes from its members and KD Dears Counties Club #114. given me a few opportunities for travel. its activities. The more active a club is the stronger it becomes High Grade on November 17th I attended the Inland Empire Club On October 12, 1 attended the fall golf outing held by and the easier to recruit new members. Cuttings #117 speaker meeting at the Pyrenees Restaurant President Houston Club #23. The format was a florida scramble, best-ball I am looking forward to the midyear meeting in Gurdon to Sales Contacts: Don Gregson 91492 presided over the meeting with sixty-seven contest I was fortunate to be on the same team with the former complete some business that was not completed in the short Mike Mackir present. The industry speaker was Dennis Conlon. NFL football great, Lee Roy Jordan. We managed to turn in a meeting in Sioux Falls. We need a new focus to move Hoo-Hoo John Spaulding November 19th 1 was the guest of the San Joaquin Valley respectable sub par round after 18 holes. After we returned to forward. Ship by Rail, Club #31 on a tour ofSequoia Forest Industries sawmill in the clubhouse, however, it was evident that the winning teams Health, Happiness, and Long Ute. HANEL LUMBE LTL, Dinuba, California, where we saw the sawmill's cogeneration had little concern for our score. That evening we enjoyed Royce M. Munderlob 84331 P.O. Box 185 Mixed Loads plant. Thanks to John de LaMontanya 85617 of Sequoia forest fellowship over a good old Texas Bar B Que dinner, and I was Supreme Nine, Jurisdiction VIII Odell, OR 97044 for a super tour. Thanks, also, to Ted Matthews 81776and Bill pleased to present Von Simpson with his deputy S9 pin. (503) 354-1297 Barr 87304 of Pacific Forest Products, Fresno, for hosting lunch The end of October brought me to Gurdon for the annual FAX 503- before our bus trip to the mill. Special thanks to our Interna- Forest Day Festival. We enjoyed the local cultural experience 354-2804 tional Secretary/Treasurer, Bernie Barber L48M, for setting of the Forest Day parade, craft show, and charity auction. That JURISDICTION this up for me. evening we enjoyed the hospitality of Mr, and Mrs. Charles San Diego Club #3 held a concat on December 9th at the Cabe and had dinner in their home. Red Fox room with forty-nine members present Six kittens In November and December I stayed close to home and were concatenated. They are Rick Joseph, Ski Knowles, Jim attended my local club activities. In talking to my local club Durnil, Ted Peach, Tom Widman, and Robbie Lightermost. Cat officers, it is evident that we have quite a challenge ahead ofus im Tamers Ron Martinez 96002 and Sal Camarda 96542 did a to achieve the membership goals we have targeted. With Christmas coming up, Hoo-Hoo activities are splendid job. Club president Dan Colburn 95038 passed the The next few months will take me to additional clubs in J- slowing. Both the active clubs in florida will not be having a president's pin and gavel to Dick Yoder 79753 for the 1993.1994 VII where I plan to meet with their club officers and members. Christmas party this year. I guess the drinking/drivinglaws are year. Thanks to Dave Kibbee 89560 for all the work he has put Health, Happiness, and Long Ute. making people think twice before considering theseactivitiesI in the last four years. All clubs should have a secretary! Tom Lynn L89592 have noticed there are fewer office parties this year.florida is treasurer that works this hard. Supreme Nine, Juiiscliction VII looking forward to the Snark's visit in February.Both w I'm sorry I missed this one. Black Bart Club #181 held a Specoast and Orlando will be hosting theSnark on his annual concat on November 17th with past president Dave Dahlen swing through the state. 94339 presiding. The 1191! new kittens are Mike Cameron, Tun It was my hope that we would havebeen able to organize Brennan, Jason Blevins, Tom Harnett, Gordon Heihn, Rod a preliminary visit toNorth Carolina and Augusta, Georgia. and Jensen, Ken Obrien, John Olsen, and larry Robert. The annual investigate a possible club start-up inJacksonville, Florida. "Spike" McGloualin Award was presented to Ben Pforsich 95938 However, the response has not been tooencouraging. As a for his performance at past concats. Del Cole L76404 was also F matter of fact, there has been noresponse! They say experi- honored for his dedication tot he Black Bart Hoo-Hoo Club. ence is what you getwhen you didn't get what you wanted, so Thanks to past president Ken Carter 90731 for the information. we will write this off toexperience and have another crack at it I am pleased to report that Honolulu Club #142 held a next year. concat on November 18th under the authorization of vicegerent From all of us here in the deep, deepSouth, we wish all snark Howard Hisamoto 82420. Three kittens were concat- our Hoo-Hoo buddies a prosperousand healthy New Year. enated into our Order. They are Douglas Won, Winston Lee, 'rail come see us, hear! and Derrick Choy. Health. Happiness, and Long Ute. In closing. I remind all in Hoo-Hoo Land that our require- Phil Cocka L77298, Rame.e 81 ments for membership are the same, and I ask that you of i Acting Supreme Nine, JUriedictiOnIX L.og & Tally, Febniaxy 1994, page 6 & T2llY February 1994, pagel Tommy Tree gets newlife Kittens . with donation fromSimpson Welcome to Paper Company Hoo-Hoo!!
You may wonder, "Why go to all of this trouble to hand out coloring books?" The \ purpose oflommy Tree is to teach third \ grade students (our future policy makers) \ the importance ofproper forest resource "\ management." I
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p I've got great news! The Simpson Paper Company/Sari Jacinto Mill is donating all of the paper needed to produce 100,000 I ,1t 'b copies of Tommy Tree. More great news! Don Slack of Sharpstown Printing Company has whittled down the cost of printing Tommy Tree to CONCAT 442 1-CEN1'RAL MINNESOTA James Richard Sattler 96491 under$18,000. That'sless than $0.18/copy. This will bea CLUB #91 96492 four-color embossed cover tjust like LIFE Magazine). Mark Jerome Schwieters f Our goal is to find a donor/advertiser for the $18,000 April 1, i992 AlJ. Stern 96493 sCloud, MN 96494 , (recognition on the back inside cover). This means that Kevin Gene Swecker your club only pays for the cost of freighting the books Fred A. Theis 96495 rw from Gurdon to you. Patrick Frances Backes 96469 Craig James Theisen 96496 Is that all? No. As you know, those who fail to Brian J. Bayer 96470 Deron Louis Trovai! 96497 plan, plan to fail. We plan to succeed. Your Forest Joseph R Bayer 96471 John Werner VonWahide 96498 Products Education Committee is committed to Roger R Bechtold 72 Steven Paul Wilson 96499 preparing a nuts and bolts guide that will leadyou Randy Ronald Bell through a successful campaign. More about this in the near future. Norbe-t N. Blommer CONCAT 4422 - SAGINAW VALLEY CLUB 96475 . Your club will be asked toprepare a formal- F. Ferche #246 96476 ized plan. This plan will be submittedto your Joel Thomas Ferche December 17, 1992 respective Supreme Nine. With the Supreme Charles Paul Haben 96477 Hushing, MI Nine's approval, you will receiveyour coloring books. DMyl Edward Hennen 96478 96479 your club completes its project, the results will Edward Uoyd Hennen Bruce Kendell Harrington be reported in our Liig&Tally. Tim Thomas Hennen You may wonder, "MThy go to all of this trouble to hand out coloring books?" Steven James LaPerre CONCAT 4423 - LOS ANGELES CLUB #2 The purpose of Tommy Tree is to teach third gradestudents (our future policy 96482 makers) the importance of proper forest Andrew Allen Lovcik February 1992 resource management. Our industries' JeffJ Maag future depends on an educated society thatunderstands forests can provide Los Angeles, CA recre- Michael Alois Maciej ational activities and, at the same time, providethe raw materials required by the forest products industry. Charles Michael Meyer Miguel Antonio Hernandez, Jr. This is your opportunity to help mold thefuture. Don't let it get away. Joseph R Meyer Health, Happiness, and Long Ufe. 96487 Ronald A. Nawara CONCAT 4424 - EAST1'EXAS CLUB #135 Frank Aranza James L Odegard 96488 Sr. Account Specialist Scott Allen Robbins 96502 S1YROFOAM Brand Products Tom Allen Rollins Joe Eddie Blackwell 713-978-3738 Log & Tally, February 1994, page 8 Lg&TaUy,Februaxy1994.page9 96572 CONCAT 4429 - SACRAMENTO Victor E. Hartford Jim H. Hazelwood 96573 CLUB #109 Ken Heidelberg 96574 January 18, 1993 999 96575 Milbert D. Neuharth Sacramento, CA 01e Merrill Olson 96576 Randy Floyd Peck 96577 LaiTyPaul Boda 96520 Stephen Gerhard Redmann 96578 Christian WLlliam Chappell 96521 96579 Frank Joseph Deddeb 96544 David Allen Riley 96522 96580 Jerry L Madden Jim C. Durnil 96545 Richard Scott Weber 96523 96581 Warsaw Robinson Jeffrey Joseph Filippi 96546 Jerry G. Wein Evaristo Arreola Galvez 96547 CONCAT 4430 - HARRY FOISOM Carlos A. Goazalez 96548 CONCAT 4437 . PORflAND CLUB #47 CONCAT 4425 - 1WINcmsCLUB #12 CLUB #13 Curtis Stephen Hoag 96549 February 17, 1993 November 11, 1992 December 4, 1992 Sheldon scott Hoyt 96550 Portland, OR st. Paul, MÌ Boston, MA Gary Neil Jackson 96551 GregJ. Kleinhen.z 96552 John Dale Brookens 96582 Douglas John Chalupsky 96503 Viiìcent C. Andrews 96524 Ralph J. Konza] 96553 PeteM.Kent 96583 Michael Francis Gendron 96504 Kevin Brockmyre 96525 Edward Michael McMahan 96554 AlanC.Martindale 96584 James E. St. Onge 96505 Kevin C. Delano 96526 Kenneth Scott Miller 96555 Bruce Allen Pickering 96585 Martin Emery Thorson 96506 Christopher Paul Hardenbergh 96527 Dean Kennith Nelson 96556 Michael David Zumwalt 96586 Brian Richard Titus 96507 Wiffiam C. Jerome III 96528 Kieran Thomas O'Reilly 96557 Ron J. Thurlow 96508 DanielA. Kane 96529 William Christopher Stone 96558 CONCAT 4438 HAWKEYE CLUB #193 Thomas Wesley Walker 96509 Dariyl F. Kinsey 96530 David Lee Vigil 96559 January 18, 1993 Pepter A Mac Kinnel 96531 Patrick C. White 96560 Solon, IA CONCAT 4426 - PAUUNA CLUB #220 robertJohn Mcflvaine 96532 October 26, 1992 Paul Montgomary Miner 96533 CONCAT 4434 - MF.mOPLEL( Mark Wayne Nab Redmond, OR Dale Thomas Mullen 96534 CLUB #242 Joseph Arthur Staslo 96535 January 7, 1993 CONCAT 4433 . SAN DIEGO CLUB #3 Scott Allen Hill 96510 Jim M. Rapoza 96536 DallaR, TX December 5, 1992 TodAKintz 96511 San Thego, CA Glen Howard Masnuson 96512 CONCAT 443 1- BEN F. SPRINGER Ricky P. EScalante 96561 Richard Julius Steers 96513 CLUB #35 Kevin Bryan McLain 96562 Norm Pauley Douglas Brian Zimmerman 96514 December 9, 1992 Jerry Phil Sumners 96563 New Berlin, WI CONCAT 4425 .'jij CflY CLUB #12 CONCAT 4424- EAST TEXAS CLUB #135 CONCAT 4435 - ST. LOUIS CLUB #6 November 11, 1992 David Merrill Harvey February 8, 1993 St. Paul, MN Robert T. Johnson 96515 William Scott Stricker St.. Louis, MO Walter H. Mengden 96516 Charles Lee Borg 96589 CONCAT 4432- HUMBOLDT CLUB #63 Dan H. Parker Dana John Oas 96590 CONCAT 4427- AUANTA/DICK WilSON August 13, 1992 Dale Raymond Swails 96591 CLUB #1 Eureka, CA CONCAT 4436 - SIOUX VALLEY J. Scott Webster 96592 Januaiy 11, 1993 CLUB #118 Manta, GA Steve S. Morris 96539 February 16, 1993 CONCAT 4439 - COWICHAN VALLEY Sioux Fails, SD CUTB #229 LaiTy F. Bergmann 96517 CONCAT 4433- SAN DIEGO CLUB #3 November 19, 1992 David Lee Stone 96518 December 3, 1992 Alan A Ask 96565 Duncan, BC, Canada San Diego, CA Dean Fredrick Belerman 96566 CONCAT 4428 - SEATFLE CLUB #34 96567 Ron Ernest Anderson 96593 January 12, 1993 Chris C. Berry Todd Alan Angelo 96540 JimC.Denevan 96568 Bernard (Bill) Lew Duncan 96594 Sealile, WA Kevin Anthony Avants 96541 Teny L Fredrickson 96569 Dale Andrew Foote 96595 SaiJoseph Camarda 96542 Ronald Lee Gilland 96570 DazylRE.Jones 96596 Terry A. Wiggins 96519 C.ScottCowling 96543 Scott Richard Hanih 96571 Log & Tally, February 1994, page 10 Lt & Tdj. Feth.i'y 1S9. p il '.
CONCAT 4443 - PHOENIX CLUB #72 CONCAT 4443- PHOENIX CLUB #72 March 16, 1993 March 16, 1993 Phoenix, AZ Phoenix, AZ Jon Victor Brady 96623 Steve Edmond Allen 96681 James Louis Hambleton 96624 Cary George Kossaras 96682 Joe L Hudson 96625 Stephen Bradley Moyer 96683 Stuart Knight Ralston 96626 Dan Rene LaRose 96597 Jim R Radowick 96684 Christophor J. McLean 96598 Uonel Ramirez Ruiz CONCAT 4444 96685 Douglas Peter Peterson 96599 - TORONTO CLUB #53 Steven Douglas Wilson 96686 Wayne Donald Sinclair 96600 April 1993 CONCAT 4447- VANCOUVER CLUB #48 Toronto, Canada March 2, 1993 CONCAT 4444- TORONTON CLUB #53 CONCAT 4440- INlAND EMPIRE Vancouver, BC, Canada April 1993 CLUB #117 Gordon Thomas Rockburne Toronto, Canada Januaiy 15, 1993 Stephen K Rhone NAIIfsJ Bruce Lindsay Alexander 96649 VictorTakashi Asaoka Riverside, CA 96650 Albert Brown 96687 CONCAT 4439- COWICHAN VALLEY TrevorBjrd 96651 Paul Cafouros Patrick Edmund Hardy 96601 CLUB #229 96652 CONCAT 4449- WINEMA CLUB #216 Frank J. Kams 96602 November 19, 1992 Gordon Mason Cawley 96653 Rick Joseph Charney April 8, 1993 Mark Todd Leaned 96603 Duncan, BC, Canada 96654 Brian M. Clegg Kiamath Falls, OR Gerry James Merker 96604 96655 Glen Pine 96605 Brian W. Hamilton Michael J. Cornish 96656 Von M. Helmuth 96688 Randel Lee Robbins 96606 Graeme M. Fitch 96657 CONCAT 4445 Naim G. Grundy WIlliam C. Ransom 96689 - NORTH CASCADE 96658 Thomàs B. Rogers CONCAT 4441- SHASTA CASCADE CLUB #230 Alexander James Jackson 96659 96690 March 16, 1993 Petter R Jacobsen CLUB #133 96660 CONCAT 4450 -CEN11AL FLORIDA LaConner, WA PeterJaskjewicz 96661 Januaiy22, 1993 Paul J. MacDonald CLUB #115 Redding, CA 96662 Donald Richard Ayres Christopher H. Marshall 96663 March 4, 1993 Michael Robert Chevalier BanyWayneMcLean 96664 Orlando, FL Robert Michael Allstott 96607 :4 James Lee Cunningham Malcolm R Mincher 96665 Robert Roy Anno 96608 Loren E. Dean Randy Allen Molnar 96666 Mark Robert Bell 96691 Mario Clemente Barajas 96609 Joseph P. Dickhut C. Robin Openshaw 96667 Jimmy L McKinney 96692 Robbie Cattarach 96610 Robert (Bob) L Hagerman Don C. Quan 96668 Eric C. Smith 96693 Lonnie Wayne Holmes 96611 :! Butch Huhn Bill Rempel 96669 David Gary Soweks 96694 Donald Joseph Johnston 96612 Ls:4' Robert Lewis Charles Cameron Russell 96670 David Christopher Mello 96613 Kevin N. Lowry pç Darshan Andre Sihota 96671 CONCAT 4451- COAST COUNTIES Dennis L Pope 96614 Thomas John Orthmeyer Robert Edward Stanhop 96672 CLUB #114 Les D. Swisher 96615 Dennis D. Thomas ., I Ross Ian Thompson 96673 Donald Lee VanOsdel 96616 Januaiy 19, 1993 Renny G. Vowell fri John Hynds Turner 96674 Robert K Williams 96617 John Richard Walker Monterey, CA Thomas Charles Williams, Jr. 96618 Daniel Joseph Walsh CONCAT 4448- ROGER WILLIAMS David Jeno Depiero Ken Lee Willingham 96695 CONCAT 4442- GRANiTE STATh CLUB #51 Peter L Jones 96696 William Arthur Wintermute March 1, 1993 CLUB #107 966445 March 4, 1993 Providence, RI CONCAT 4452- HUMBOIiyr CLUB #63 Londonderzy, NH CONCAT 4446 EVERGREEN Eureka, CA Thomas Aquinas Allard 96675 CLUB #192 James A. Charette Richard James Graham Jeffery J. Heath 96619 96676 96697 Steven W. Duffey 96677 MarvinRobert Kennedy 96620 Bill Brighton 96646 Pete Farren 96678 Anthony Nicholas Orlando 96621 Steve Myers 96647 Michael Dennis Mulligan 96679 Peter Paul Piccirillo 96622 Bruce Rafferty 96648 Eric August Wildnaver 96680 1ig & Tally, February 1994, page 12 141g & TUy, Febny 1994,pe 13 Paul Alfred Carruth 96722 Leon Darwin Hayes 96790 CONCAT 3963- COWICH VALLy Daniel Robert Mead 96791 CLUB #229 Robert (Dale) Parrish 96792 October 10, 1985 CONCAT 4464- NORTH CASCADE Duncan, BC, Canada CLUB #230 October 19, 1993 CONCAT 4453 William M. Motherwell - TACOMAJØLyMp 96723 CONCAT 4460 Marysville, WA CLUB #89 - VANCOUVER CLUB #48 September 23, 1993 April 6, 1993 CONCAT 4457 ST. LOUISCLUB #6 Lester Charles Allen April 19, 1993 Vancouver, BC, Canada 96793 Tacoma, WA Robert Stanley Boyington 96794 St. Louis, MO Michael W. Canson 96795 Duane Merrill Anderson 96765 Andrew F. Boyd 96698 Bill Foulds 96796 Vernon L Boxx Paul R Anderson 96766 James Christopher Cowan 96699 96724 Will I. Hamilton 96797 Michael Joseph Learue Steve Gerald Ashley 96767 Steven E. Crandell 96700 96725 Jonn Bertramm Jerry M. Hammer 96798 Martin D. Gerard 96768 96701 Jeffrey Gordon Carwithen tarronD.Justjce 96799 Clifford M. Higley 96769 96702 PINS 96726 ThROUGH96755 Mike B. Creed Richard Allen Martin 96800 John Leland Moss 96770 96703 SENT TO AUSTRAflA Dean Robert Daly 96771 CONCAT 4465 Robert Michael Dunn 96772 - SPOKANE CLUB #16 CONCAT 4454-WILLAMErI'EVALLEY CONCAT 4458 - MEMBER AT lARGE Arthur Edgar Gaibraith 96773 January 20, 1994 CLUB #33 September 15, 1993 Austin Garfield Gaibraith Spokane, WA April 21, 1993 96774 Sioux Falls, SD Donald A. Gill 96775 Eugene, OR David Edward Gyton 96776 John L Gottwald 96801 James Roland Thomas 96756 Chad Thomas Jones 96777 Debbie Marie Marker 96802 Fred James Banks Beth Ann Thomas 96704 96757 Michael William Kemp 96778 Ann Irene Romeike 96803 Michael Dean Benson 96705 Charlie Edward O'Connor 96779 Bill John Choriton 96706 SPECIAL CONCAT- MEMBER AT LARGE Gordon R Wilson 96780 CONCAT 4466- HUMBOLDT CLUB #63 Thomas D. Garcia 96707 September 15, 1993 Jim S. Wilson 96781 Barry Scott Greathead 96708 Gurdon, AR Kan Lynn Biondjnj Bradley David Green 96709 CONCAT 4461- EAST TEXAS CLUB #135 RonaldRHarrjs 96710 Vicki Lynn Hughes 96758 September 16, 1993 CONCAT 4467- GRANITE STA Joseph James Honochick 96711 CLUB #107 Ronald L McEvers Ltifkin, IX 96712 CONCAT 4459- HONOLUIjj CLUB #142 Robert Samuel Nelson 96713 August 18, 1993 Jeffrey David Flowers 96782 John D. DeTrude 96805 John Burgess Nero 96714 WIllis Kelley Honolulu, HI Leonard F. Peterson 96783 96806 JohnH.Rejff 96715 Ronald E. Rutkowski 96784 Judith B. Sargent 96807 Nolan D. Sieg 96716 Philip Saunai Mclnerney Brandon Chad Ward 96785 Larry D. Standley 96717 96759 CONCAT 4468 Martin G. Vanderburg Gary Tausno Okmnoto 96760 - WINEMA CLUB #216 96718 Paige C. Schaeffer TunothyJohn Wenzl 96761 CONCAT 4462- OMAHA CLUB #124 November 1 1,1993 96719 Paul Raymond Tuck Gilchiist, OR Henry Gordon Wrolson 96720 96762 October4, 1993 Omaha, NE CONCAT 4458 Floyd Dean Frisk CONCAT 4455-BEN F. SPRINGER - SIOUX VALLEY 96808 CLUB #118 Dennis L Pavlik 9678e John Humer 96809 CLUB #35 Nick W. Kennedy May 5, 1993 September 15,1993 Wayne L Rosonke 96787 96810 Sioux Falls, SD Michael LeRoy Voigtmar 96788 William Carl Schmidt CONCAT 4469- BEN SPRINGER 96721 Jane Frances Rector 96763 CONCAT 4463- N.E.W. CLUB #238 CLUB #35 Alys Sandra Vellinga CONCAT 4456- 1WIN CiTIEs CLUB #12 96764 October 8, 1993 October 28, 1993 May 11, 1993 KeUle Falls, WA New Berline, WI Bloomington, MN Jamie Edward Ericksen 96789 Pamela A. Courtney 96811 Log & Tally, February 1994,page 14
L & Taily, Februaiy1994, pe 15 Bruce Randall Arrington 96836 Darrell Julian Carter 96837 Mary Charlotte Glenn 9683e 1993-1994 John Todd Meadows William Lewis Thghman 96840 Hoo-Hoo ClubOfficers THE INTERNATIONALORDER OF HOO-HOO INC CONCAT 4472 FOUNDED IN 1892 Donna L Lobacz - IOWA CLUB #102 1993-1994 96812 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS Sharon K. Nelson 96813 Keith L Godyle Jeffrey A. Romnek 96814 CHAIRMAN OF ThE BOARD JURISDICTION III DAVE BLASEN L531 Teme Lynn Trefz 96815 lo CUSTOCA1IAN CONCAT 4473- HARRY L FOLSOM PO Box 17130 TOM E STUMPF 90884 CLUB #13 Portland OR 97217 Western Wood Preserving Co. CONCAT 4470- ThINcmsCLUB #12 503-283-0500 PO Box 1250 November 17, 1993 December 3, 1993 FAX 503-283-0438 Sumner WA 98390 Boston, MA 206-863-8191 St. Paul, MN SHARK OF THE UNIVERSE 800-472.7714 MANNY LIIVIN L60272 FAX 206-.863-9129 SkipBaum Stephen William Apostolides 30955 Hunters Dr Apt 1 96816 96842 Farmington Hills Ml 48334-1251 JURISDICTION IV Todd M. Ban-y 313-737-6997 Anna Kristina Canton 96817 96843 JUNIOR HOO-HOO John Edward Heisler Duane A Bunker 96844 FAX 313-737-6997 ANDY BLACKWELL 74590 96818 PO Box 251 Wendy T. Hood Brian Charles Cole 96845 iST VICE PRESIDENT 96819 Keith D. Emly Emerald VIC 3782 Mary O'Meara Moynihan 96846 EDDIE Z HUNT L85910 Australia 96820 Dale L. Fuller Northcutt Woodworks 059-68-5126 Michael J. Reichert 96821 96847 Box 820 FAX 059-68-6086 Bryant Leslie Richards Charles Albert Ginter 96848 Crockett TX 75835 96822 RitaJ. Hartigan 409-544-2028 Steve Eugene Rochning 96849 JURISDICTION V 96823 FAX 409-544-9537 SCRIVENOTER Josoph Aloggos Rogers Michael Johnson 96824 96850 NORM THOMAS 88010 JURISDICTION I Mark Louis Rusin Edith Janet Lord 96851 2ND VICE PRESIDENT 40 Baif Blvd 1005 96825 JAN-EVERT HERMANS L81682 Debra R Schmidt Kenneth Alan Lord 96852 Richmond Hill, ONT CONNECTICUT 96826 Mark D. Parenteau Swevik Enterprises Canada L4C 5M9 Linda K Scott 216 Finnigan Street NUTMEG CLUB #199 96827 96853 416-883-9893 Paula Elaine Siewert Paul Francis Spillane Coquitlam, BC PO Box 8 96828 96854 South Windsor CT 06074 Ellen L Smith Canada V3K 5J4 JURISDICTiON VI 96829 604-936-6933 SUPREME HOO-HOO Albert Richard Tetreault CONCAT 4474- FAX 604-936-0632 Vicegerent Snark: Lance Humphrey 94363 96830 PHOENix CLUB#72 EDWARD L GAVOTrO L63822 Mark A. Thompson 3960 Centre Street 645 Shaninigan Dr, Chicopee MA 01020 96831 March 3, 1994 SECRETARY/TREASURER 4 1 3-594-63o UnnThompson San Diego CA 92103 96832 Phoenh, AZ BERNARD B BARBER JR L48864 619-298-0717 Po Box 11428 Pres: RiChard S Wilion Jr 95453 Jason Wayne Wolff FAX 619-298-1892 Po Box 96833 Fresno CA 93773 8, South Windsor CT 06074 MaryLouZen2j John Leroy Bloodgett 203-528-2191 96834 96855 209-237.7134 JURISDICTiON VII FAX 209-237-7304 JABBERWOCK lstVP: Robert C. McGuire 96018 TOM LYNN L89592 CONCAT 4471- CONCAT 4465- 665 N Colony Rd. Wallingford CT 06492 HOUSToN CLUB#23 SPOKAj.j CLUB#16 SEER OF THE HOUSE OF ANCIENTS Tip Top Hardwoods 203-269-1428 November 18, 1993 January 20, 1994 ERNIE WALES L45412 PO Box 1448 West 316 12th Avenue Desato TX 75123 Sect: Peter frJexander 96016 Houston, IX Spokane, WA Spokane WA 99204 214-230-4959 845 Shaninigan Dr, Chicopee MA 01022 509-624-4551 FAX 214-230-0253 41 3-594-630e Vicki Harmon Armstrong Steve Wayne Maguire 96835 96856 THE SUPREME NINE JURISDICTiON VIII Tres: Bill Lowry 76393 GURDON 22 Franklin Rd. Cromwell CT 06416 JURISDICTiON I ROYCE MUNDERLOH 84331 203-635-4351 Biewer Lumb ARCANOPER Millard Lumber Inc KEVIN MACPHEE L94283 Box 37445 Pub: BillEtwood 92050 M&M Miliwork 10 EIISWOrth Ln, Ellington CT 06029 Omaha NE 68137 203-870-7788 Welcome Box 408 402-896-2826 rA. to HOQ-H!! Barrington Rl 02808 FAX 402-896-2865 DISTRICT OF COLUMS4A .. DOUGLps E. O'ROURICE 508-336-3493 Wear 800-845-5597 SALES REPRESENTATIVE your HO-H pin JURISDICTION IX WASHlNGToj DC CLUB #99 FAX 508-338-4245 BOJUM 5515 HaylOft MICHIGAN WATS with pride... PHIL COCKS L77298 FrederlckMD 21701 1-800-442.5717 300 OAX ST. JURISDICTION Il Intenm (313) 329-4789 SENIOR HOO-HOO F (313) 329-6220 P.o. BOX 497 3521 AlI American Blvd Prei: Sam Haines 94399 ST. CLAIR, MI 48079 BOB CARPER L6616l Orlando FL 32810 1 1 53-G Kirts Rd 407-298-8080 lstVP: RustyLamar9000 Troy MI 48084 FAX 407-298-4917 Log & Tally, Februaxy 1994. page 16 313-362-0132 SecUlrsa: Bert Mefl 9008 5515 Hayloft, FrsderIci MD 21701 Log & Taijy, Februazy 1994.pe 17 MAINE Pr Jo,n Wood 95318 Pres Tony Veccheolla 93587 72 Hitotting Post Ln, Redford NH 03102 S-ed William Klemundt 83330 MAINE CLUB #54 603-472-3121 222 DouglasAve Elgin IL 60120 PORTLAND CLUB #47 708-931-2870 W160 Nl 1059 Abbot Ct, GermantownWI GOOSELAKE CLUB #258 Contact HHI 53022 Po Box 230862 Contact HHI 1 st VP Raymond Steenbeke 95283 Tigard Or 97223-0226 2nd VP. tom HodQson 88556 414-771-4650 MASSACHUSETTS 109 High St, Boscawen NH 03303 WASHINGTON 309 Pearl, Cary IL 80013 803-753-1028 Trea Craie Bennett 93938 Vicegerent SnarlMike W Holm 94483 HARRY FOLSOM CLUB #13 195.40 NW MeIrosDr, Portland Or 97229- SPOKANE CLUB #16 Sect/irea W288 58035 Stony Pt CI, MukwonagoWI Po Box 142 2nd VP/Pub Stu Holt.zhouser 93750 AI Dummier 93581 3240 316 W 12th Ave 432 S Clifton Park Ridge IL 60068 53149 North Billenca MA 01882 1 7A Alexander Rd. Londonderry NH 03053 800-851-6021 503-647-5011 Spokane WA 99204 603-437-8633 708-823-8612 Vicegerent Snrk Joseph Burgoyr89120 Pub Dave MemlI 90296 Pres James E lalley 83798 Vicegerent Snark. Shawn Sinclair 92704 144 Kingston Rd, Waltham MA 02154 Sect We. Robecttauj 92662 MICHIGAN i 1205 SW Fairtiaven Tigard OR 97223 10928 W Hayes Ave, Milwaukee WI53227- 3202 S Pine, Spokane WA 99206 RFD #1 Box 499, Campton NH 03223 1922 503-283-0500 509-928-4032 Pres Robert Fitzpatnck 93748 603-728-7624 DETROIT CLUB #28 Box 106 4 1 4-354-800o 3 Barbara Jean, Grafton MA 01519 Ist VP Matt J Dierdorf 95589 PresElzya A Joriian 94402 Oak Grove MI 48863 508-839-i 185 Trea JoeCade8O3l9 10634 SW Titan, Tigard OR 97224 N10102 Andrew, Spokane WA 99216 22 Gertude Rd. Windham NH 03087 503-636-5666 509-.467-9037 ist VP: Robert Home 93751 803-432-5512 Vicegerent Snar1 Walt Tomalis 93096 4 Gardiner Rd, Norwood MA 02062 2476 BrownlrtQ Lake Onon MI 48035 2nd VP John R Murphy 95594 1 st VP Mike Sheehan 95442 61 7-255-1806 Dep S9 Gerry Rivet 86622 313-775-8200 11583 SWWntedake Dr, Tigard OR 97223 748 Peyton Bldg. Spokane WA 99216 i 635 237 Pawlucket Blvd. Tyngsboro MA01879 508-928- 1 397 2nd VP Mike McLaughlin 89988 508-453-0739 PresJeff Lorenz 91593 503-638-5666 78 Greenlodge Dedham MA 02026 2203 N Main, Royal Oak MI 48073 2nd VP: Ellsworth Wnght 80955 NEW JERSEY 313-589-0929 H 313-398-0090 B Sect/Trea Jacque L Voelzke 94488 N505 Village Ln, Liberty Lake WA 99019 Sect: Carmen Mattuchio 86177 313-398-o38 FAX Po Box 230862 509-928- 1 397 Po Box 142, N. BiUenca MA 01862 Tigard Or 97223-0226 MOLLY PITCHER CLUB #138 JURISDICTiON III 617-662-6818 Contact HHI iSt VP Terry John 86462 503-636-5666 Sect/Trea/Pub Ernie L Wales L45412 920 Munger Holly MI 48442 318 W 12th Ave, Spokane WA 99204 TreaBob Xavier 92970 IDAHO NEW YORX 313-63.4-913 ROGUE VALLEY CLUB #94 509-624-4551 4 Pord Rd, Gloucester MA 01930 Contact HHI 506-283-0195 2nd VP Matt Miller 93956 LEWiS & CLARK CLUB #66 EVERGREEN CLUB #192 Contact HHI Dep S9 David E Lentes 90599 Contact HHI 9504 Mercedes Redford Ml48239-2340 WINEMA CLUB #216 Po Box 141561, Spokane WA 99214 Pub Jim Ben-Aaron 95268 313-83.4 -67 70 3915 Redondo Wy 509-928-1 397 61 South Road, Bedford MA 01730 MONTANA PENNSYLVAN Klamath Falls OR 97603 617-275-7257 Sect/Trea George Reneaud 65762 NORTHWEST MONTANA CLUB #187 SEATTLE CLUB #34 WALT WHITMAN CLUB #171 1 108 Faus Rd Box 106, Oak Grove MI Viceg,erent Snark Mike Pellegrino 89927 Po Box 1454 ROGER WILLIAMS CLUB #51 Contact HHI Contact HHI 48863 1837 Tiffany, Klamath Falls OR 97801 Mercer Island WA 98040 523 Somere Avenue 517-546-1845 503-883-7622 Taunton MA 02780 OREGON Vicegerent Snark Bruce Olson 94491 SAGINAW VALLEY CLUB #246 Pres Joe Wampler 83879 306 NW 52nd, Seattle WA 98107 Vcegerent Snark. J Daniel Keating W1LLAMEYTE VALLEY CLUB #33 93360 Contact HHI po Po Box 576, Chiloquin OR 97624-0576 206-284-1313 45 Durwell Avenue Cranston Rl Box 40127 503-783-2279 Eugene OR 97404 WISCONSIN Pres Mike Brown 90962 Pt-es Gregory J Ellis 96173 lstVP: W K Patterson 91333 Vicegerent Snar1 M A Carey 93372 3020 Issaqush, Pine Lk Rd SE 394 5 Billings Rd, Foxbyo MA 02035 BEN F SPRINGER CLUB 615 Hillside, Klamath Falle OR 97601 #35 1161 N ist. Spnngfiend OR 97477-3709 Issaquah WA 98028 9019 Florenc Dr 503-884-2786 206-391-4913 lstVP Douglas M Edwards Sturtevant WI 53177-1959 503-683-7000 Sect. Paul Wunder 85881 Pres Steve Killgore 86332 1 st VP: Haivey Scott 93265 2nd VP Richard J Gladney Vicegerent Snark. Harold Smart 3915 Redondo Wy, Klamath Falls OR 97803 JURISDICrjQ II 90959 Po Box 277, Saginaw OR 97472 13005 NE 126th PI, Kirkland WA 98034 700 13th Ave, Union GroveWI 53182-1014 503-882-7559 206-820-2578 Sect/Trea Warren Biss L90909 414-878-1214 503-465-166-4 B 503-464-1655 FAX ILLINOIS 523 Somerset Ave, Taunton MA02780 Trea Dave Dantorth 90835 508-822-9516 i st VP. John K Cady 95048 2nd VP Mark Dodd 88022 Pres. James Revak 94649 1151 Lynnewood, Klaniath Falls OR 97601 KEN NALLGREN CLUB #139OF NORTH 4667 Marshal Ave, Eugene OR 97402 Po Box 346, Issaquah WA 98027 ERN ILLINOIS 9019 FIoren Dr, Sturtevantwl 53177-1959 503-883-2198 206-391-9301 NEW HAMPSHIRE 800-777-8245 222 Douglas Avenue 414-632-2773 Elgin IL 60120 PAULINA CLUB #220 Sect/1rea. Doug Mekkers 85480 GRANITE STATE CLUB #107 iSt VPIDep S9. Jeff Cain Sect/Ties/Pub: Archie B Brown L81675 Contact HHI poBox 82 90291 184 E Hatton Ave, Eugene OR 97404 Po Box 1454, Mercer Island WA 98040 Vicegerent Snark. Lester 7924 24th Ave, KenoshaWI 53140 206-883-744.6 Wndham, NH 03087 Wallack 7196.4 414-658-yyjj 503-688-6675 503-461-5953 FAX 730 LilI St, Barrington Il60010 GREEN PETER CLUB #226 708-381-0445 Contact HHI TACOMA-OLyMp CLUB #89 Po Box li-0790 . Tacoma WA984i1-0790 Payers Robert DeNeefe BY Mnger - Atlanti OFFICE (508) 663-8711 IDEAL Hamilton M. Ahio 600-451 -6665 A FAX (506 671-0126 s,on Of /Ya/ Cor,c,ere Bok Co RES (817) 320-9745
Joseph L. Burgoyne 1H Iflumn c1:) øW.!peE_PACIFIC OSMOSE PACIFIC iogesL PRflDUCt 99-1 183-B Iwlena Street JOHN E. BELANGER Main office MANUFACTUER I DISTRIBUTOR 232Lexington Street Aies, Hawau 96701-3259 Waltham MA 02154 55 Power Road Westford MA 0i88 922 Center Sireet bui: $0/483-4444 (6171 894-3200 Office(4134) 4.83- I 634 (617) 692-3076 Conyers,GA30207 FAX (404) 483-0619 fu: 808/487.2956 reE 808/235.2033 DENiSON-CANN COMPANY 135 RANGEWAY ROAD sOFTw000S - HARDW000S P 0 BOx 20 ÑOfTI-4 BLLA MA 0te62 Log & Tally, February 1994,page 18
¡-.Dg& Tally, Febniaiy 1994, page 19 Vceerent SnarJohn Humphrey 94269 ist VP Barry Beardilee 95181 1501 N 6th St. Tacoma WA 98403 NEW $OuTJ WALES Rt 2 Box 756. 'cettle Faits WA 99141 VICTORIA Sect 206-S8.-6263 Lindsay Bohun 95.473 BURNIE CLUB #272 509-738-2340 Lindsay Bohun Pty Ltd CANBERRA CLUB 1232 Viceererit Snark. Andy Warner 95199 Po Box 13 BALLARAT CLUB #256 Píes Logan R Longworth 95034 548 Whinray Crescent, East Albury NSW 2640 APPM Forests Bume 2nd VP Dan Leighton 90029 Duffy ACT 2611 Pres Graham Cheeseman 91196 060413033 FAX060413015 8022 20th Ave E. Tacoma WA 98404 Po Box 541, Kettle Fails WA 99141 Laminex Industnes 29 Hogg St, Wynyard, TAS 7325 206-272-8062 Po Box 340, Baltarat VIC 3350 004 307 206 FAX 004 307 200 509-738-2551 Vicegerent SnaricDavid Black 92533 QUEENSLAND ACT Forests 053 395 143 FAX 053 381 735 ist VP Jeff Petlerson 95755 Pres Terry Groves 56497 Pub FIoydPIttSß4148 BRISBANE CLUB #218 908 WIIOW St, Sumner WA 98390 RMB 1 13 Collar Roacj via Weston CI KENNETH R ROACH 313-2949663 i -800-365-9663 OFFICE 5Oei 663-6711 APETER MORNE MUSEYLUMBER co. Sales Representative HIP4GHAM LUMBER COMPANY. (NC. ÇI) I DEBBIE BLANKENSHIp DUiLOiN 32205 Little Mack Avenue MATEpAL& EOR tVERY rEo Inside Sales Po Box 545 190 SUMMER ST. HINGt-IAM, MA 02043 Rosevjjle MI 48066-0545 PLUNKETT-WEBSTER, INC. (203)528-2191 THANK YOU JOE BOCi P 0. BOx 8 Res(603)332-6097 FAX 313-294.1505 135 RANGEWAy ROAD SALES Of'iSON CANNON C0IPANY p o eox 20 299 Strong tRg El*ewhere:(90)24322 08-660-24 6I7-74-4c SOFTwOOoS HARDWOODS FAx 67-74-42g2 NORTH B1LLERicA MA 01862 South Windsor, CT 06074 Fax(2O3)528-2 Log & Tally, February 1994,page 20 L4g & Tally, February 1994,pige 21 SOUTHERN CLUB #263 2nd VP. John Bowies 84277 Pres John Haw$uns 91773 2495 Kensington Cres, Port Coquitlam Sect/Trea David Kibbee 89460 681 Sparta Dr, Encinitas CA 92024 COAST COUNTIES CLUB Il 14 2nd VP Terry Humphrey 92230 Stoneyhurst Timbers Ltd BC Canada V3C 5N6 619-436-9997 Po Box 288 6310 Riverside Dr, Redding CA 96001 Dickeys Road, Belfast, NZ 604-941-9450 Monterey CA 93940 918-275-8812 03 323 6879 FAX 03 323 7341 Pub Jim Frost 8945.6 Sect Dave Campbell 79036 Vicegerent Snark Don Willard 91532 Sect Andy Main L88870 Vice Pres Hugh Jolliffe 92451 PoBox 15, San Diego CA 92112 do BC ForeatryAssoc, 9800A 140th st. 619-233-7224 210 Barnes Lane, Hollister CA 95023 448 Redcliff Dr Ste 4, Redding CA 96002 Jollifie For3t Management Surrey 800-800-560g 916-223-5062 16 Seddon St, Rangiora, NZ BC Canada V3T 4M5 03 313 5653 604-582-0100 SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY CLUB #31 Po Box 1 1428 Pres/Dep S9Bill Sullivan 94720 Trea. Joe Silviera 92240 Fresno CA 93773 Po Box 288, Monterey CA 93940 413 Arbor Place, Redding CA 96001 Sect, Roy Thompson 91768 Trea Doug Cail 95623 408-375-2803 916-246-1161 Niagara Sawmillìng Company Ltd 1396 Rou Road, N Vancouver Vicegerent Snark Dan Sweeney 92848 16 GlenharrowAve Avonhead, Chnstchurch BC Canada WJ 1V2 1 st VP Midey Micheli 95758 Pub, Les Swisher 96615 NZ JURISDICTION VI Po Box 16417, Fresno CA 93755 604-981-7272 1381 Dayton St, Salinas CA 93901 Po Box 1477, Redding CA 96099 03 359 5272 209-225-0102 ARIZONA 916-245-0290B 916-246-1108H Membership Brad Techy 95518 SectjTrea Baan Pierce 94717 GEYSERLAND CLUB #264 Pres Thomas Gnesbach 92843 9267 Godhurt Terrace, Bureby PHOENIX CLUB #72 Po Box81691, Salinas CA 93912 Dep 59 Charlie Schwit.zer L&4376 Pres; Paul Bacon 91828 Po Box 1098, Tulare CA 93275 BC Canada VSA 4P5 Po Box 1536 408-424-6363 7048 Grenada Dr, Redding CA 96002 Whitianga Timber & Trading Co 209-688-6611 604-421-1998 SunCityAz 85372-1536 916-275--8812 916-221-3512 65 Cook Drive, Whitianga, Mercury Bay, NZ Ist VP Mike Riley 85626 INLAND EMPIRE CLUB #117 07866232g FAX07865767 VICTORIA CLUB #183 PresBill Swaney 92093 Po Box 614, Clovis CA 93613 Po Box 967 BLACK BART CLUB #181 2512 JeaniriDr Chino CA 91710 1597 Baird Rd Sect: Lew Skudder 91848 4404 N 78th St, Scottsda'e AZ 85251 209-299-3191 Victona BC Canada V98 4X9 Santa Rosa CA 95409 38 EIIofl Cres, Rotor-ua, NZ 802-829-7330 2nd VP. Jay DeCou 91536 Vicegerent SriarkMike Nicholson 89383 073456516 Pres Bwce Woodrow 7926-4 i st VP Corby Biddle 96077 Po Box 698, Atascadero CA 93423 Po Box M, Chino CA 91708-4012 Vicegerent Snark Ken Carter 90731 303 Goldstream Ave, Victona 909-627-8551 714 Norlh Sycamore Ct, Chandier 85224 805-466-2535 770 Pardon Ln, Hea$dsburg CA 95448 BC Canada V98 2W4 707-433-7070 604-478-5576 Pres Don Gregeon 91492 2nd VP Dan Roads 90176 Sect/TreafPub Bernard B Barber Jr L4886-4 5515 E Evergreen, Mesa AZ 85205 PO Box 967. Chino CA 91710 PresKarl Drexel 82072 Ist VP Doug Donald PoBox 11428, Fresno CA 93773 602-939-1413 209-237-7134 909-591-4881 Po Box 2910, Santa Rosa CA 95405 Po Box 4096 Stn A, Victona 707-575-6883 BC Canada V8X 3X4 Sect/TrealPub/Dep S9 ChUC1 Pensinger OAKLAND CLUB #39 Ist VP/Pub Rick Deen 93838 604-382-4168 70229 Po Box 7300 929 Golden Prados Dr, Diamond Bar CA lstVP Gregc3omon9l348 91765- 1929 1559 Chablis Rd. Healdsburg CA 95448 10929 Jacaranda Dr, Sun City AZ85373 Fremorit CA 94537 SectFred Fwcjj 73230 602-974-3717 81 8-960-4802 707-894-4281 2512 Jeanine Dr, Victoria Pres Brent Crosby L77009 BC Canacja V98 4X9 Sect Pat McCumber 95129 Sect Bob Tjepkes 88424 CALIFORNIA 2427 Lomond Lane, Walnut Creek CA 94598 JURISDICTION V 604-4 78-6873 Po Box 108, Rim Forest CA 3420 Ridgewood Rd, Willits CA 954943 LOS ANGELES CLUB #2 i st VP Cliff Coffey 909-337-6262 707-459-4968 CANADA COWICHfiN VALLEY CLUB #229 Contact HHI do Higgins Lbr Co, PO Box 935 Contact Hl-II Trea David Tait 95740 Trea Ren Reinke 9291 1 Union City CA 94587 BRITISH COLUMBIA SAN DIEGO CLUB #3 510-471-4900 1654 Grasacreek Dr, San Dimas CA 91773 1597 Baird Rd. Santa Rosa CA 95409 ONTARIO 614-4 Federal Blvd 8 1 8-960-4802 707-794-8333 VANCOUVER CLUB #48 San Diego CA 92114 2nd VP. Frank Kinney 87819 PO Box 1442 Station A TORONTO CLUB #53 SHASTA CASCADE CLUB #133 Pub Kent Bond 89381 37500 Cedar Blvd, Newark CA 94560 Vancouver BC Canada V6C 2P7 Contact HI-II Po Box 1381 11812 Loa Amigos Rd, Healdsburg CA 95448 Vicegerent Snar1 David Espinoza 90409 510-793-2741 1412 E 17th St, National City Redding CA 96099 707-894-4281 Pres Glenn Shapenconk 91907 CA 92050 619-425-242 Sect/TreaDwight Curran 74250 1122 Brockton PI, N Vancouver Vicegerent SnariccIrns Schaller 94454 HAWAII Po Box 7300, Fremont CA 94536 BC Canada V73 2E6 2573 Carella St, Redding CA 96002 Pres Dan Colhorn 95038 510-796-3670 604-929--6505 916-222-8562 HONOLULU CLUB #142 1 2582 Star Acres Lii, SpnrigValley CA 92077 61 9-474-6625 429 Waikamdo Road, Room 9 Ist VP. Brian Brown 90510 HUMBOLDT CLUB #63 Pres Steve Clester 92224 Honolulu Hl 96817 4883 college Highroad. Vancouver Contact HHI ist VP John Brown 95573 5319 Stonethrow CI, Redding CA 96003 BC Canada V6T 1G6 916-246-2064 Vicegerent Snar$Howard Hisamoto 82420 804-222-0980 i 905 Alpine Btvd, Alpine CA92001 SACRAMENTO CLUB #109 619-895-43600 121 Kilea PI, Wahiawa HI 96786 Contact HHI i st VP Charlie Tegge 93055 808-622-3911 3515 Timber Lane, Anderson CA 96007 2nd VP Richarij Voder79753 Po Box 81746, San Diego 916-365-2329H 918-241-8193B Pres MeMn Shiroma 94030 619-443-15 CA 92138 Po Box 1719, Honolulu HI 96819 808-836-8111 Jack Knight National A ccouns Manager LWORK Who1esae Building ( Lumber Corporation :D. Xevin MacPfiee Material Distributors,Inc. 11-13 Grat Road I' Bunzl Compn ------Newburyport, Ma. 01950 PPESIDEpjy 508KeiverWiIIard 462.7193 , FAX 508.4656631 4O Mad St. P 0 Box 5240, 1415 ElmStreet HARD WOO 05 I ra Weiss Seokonk, Mo Manc 4ew Hansiir0 MAHOGANY i 800-845-5597 33108-5240 5OFlWOODS Merchandising Manager 02771 Teepjìoni-800-682-42go KARL I. 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Don L Bleise L81576 DeSotaTX 75123 PO Box BT, Des Moines IA 50318 PresLarry Loon, 94884 Sect KEHobbs94738 550 Montcalm Pl, St Paul MN 55116 Sect Danford Hayashi 94144 51-285-1621 612-898-0570 14870 Shirley, Omaha NE 68144-2063 2858 Kaihikapu St. Honolulu HI 96819 279 N Gleneagles Ct, Wichita KS 67212-3771 Vcoreat Snsrk Tim F Barcui 93881 402-334-6874 D 808-833-43-44 1618 Lucill, Mesquite TX 75149 Ist VP/Sect Rich White 94814 Pub RichardOJ83l56 Trea D L (Donnie) Girrena 94737 214-288-0951 1200 eth St, Ste 206-2, West DesMoines IA 722 Kaaot ist VP Harcêd L Pilcher 93060 Trea. Andrew Ching L8241 7 46-43 W 12th, Wichita KS 87212-1607 Circle, Minneapolis MN 55414 50268 812-379-0793 14115 Ben-y Plaza #22, Omaha NE 68137- 815 Waimanu St. HanoIuIHI 96813 PrezPhillip L Schinco 96123 515-223-5698 2046 808-533-3895 NISSISSIPPPI 7141 Greenbrook La, Dallai TX 75214 402-896-4410 CENTRAL MINNESOTA CLUB #91 214-828-8103 2nd VP Bill Countryman 91695 Roger Van V'ickte Pub James LoveIl L59383 MAGNOLIA CLUB #111 1529 19th St PI, West Des Moines IA50255 cío Donlin Company Sect/Trea/Pub HomerH Hahn 55213 5034 Likinj St, HooIuIHI 96818 Contact HHI ist VP Tony Hare 93442 808-839-7614 515-223-8655 Box 8 3901 C St, Lincoln NE 88501 2519 Palasacjes PI, Mesquite TX 75181 St Cloud MN 56302 402-488-2837 214-222-6281 Dep S9. 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John W Hassee 65908 Cedar Rapids IA 52405 doKraerner Lumber Co, Melrose MN 58312 407 Portland PI, Ofallon MO 6336-2423 Po Box 38077, Dallas TX 75238 Sioux Falls SD 57103 314-272-2913 214-348-0977 Pres. Gary Cole 94414 Sect/Trea. 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WichitaKS 67212- Contact HHI 1200 35th St, Suite 3678 206-2 722 Kasota Circle, Minneapolis MN 55-414 West Des Moines IA50286 612-379-0793 Biss LumberCo., Inc. £23SOMEP.,ETAvc.. TAUNTO MA02780 GERALD A. RIVET (J.rryl (Th) Horn.: 608-453-0739 Coter Bros., Inc. LLWORKK FAX: 617-932-1649 uiLDN. AIiiij 3INCI I5!V fMìcfiae( ri .5, {acfPIee VICE PRESIDENT I ___ G. BARKER) T. L. (PAT) STORY VICE P*IOCNT, PUCHA1INØ 40 Mead St. WARREN BISS (m-**-.ß1I $eekonk, Ma 508-336-3493 N N Y. 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Virginia BeachVA 23462 804-456-9442 ist VP Grec Burleson 95878 1015 College Ave, Conyers GA30207 124 Pine Valley, Debary FL32713 494-483-i63B 404-922-2362H Dep 59Rick, L Wnght 85707 2nd VP. Gary Hurst 86067 ist VP Gary Carpenter 95641 3848 Dawley Rd, VirginiaBeach VA 23457 804-426-5565 5592 Elizabeth Rose Ave,Odardo FL 32810 2155 Moms Ave, Tucker GA30084-451Q 407-2964401 494-623-03448 404-'497-8972H Sect W L (Buck) Powell88909 2nd VP Mike Obryan 92ii4 210 E 5th St, Apopka FL 32703 6235 Westchester Pl, CummingGA 30130 407-886-3141 706-887-8262B 7O6-889-393H Trea. Mari V Ryan Ill 2nd VP Gary Harns 90812 210 E 5th St, Apopka FL32703 2331 Leafland Dr, DuluthGA 30136-76 407-886-3141 4O4-447-6466B 404-248-3495H Dep Sg Harry Ardan 2nd VP Rudy Rudin 94449 57222 E::: 5901 Beggs Rd, OrlandoFL 32810 3388 Sanford Dr, MariettaGA 30066 .i (:i lì-i I:i VA [s 407-293-1811 4O'4-497-8331B 4O4-623-i245H SPACE COAST CLUB #221 SectPat Story 83773 414 Finch Dr 4780 Ridgeview Rd, DuriwcxyjyGA 30338 Satelite Beach FL 32937 4O4-938-32ooB 404-394-1834H Whistler '94 Vicegerent SnariRob Vamey 92818 TreaPlase Grady 95301 6785 Bnght Ave, Cocoa FL32927 Brent Knoll Ln, SuwaneeGA 30174 631-510o 404-6232739B 1ÍJ1hII1 TWenouth 24595 GROESBECKHIGHWAY JOSEPH P. 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V3K 5j4 I wish to play Golf on Thursday September8th yes: no: Carts and Club Rentalare available and can be arranged upon arrivalat Whistler PLEASE MAKE YOUR HOTEL RESERVATIONSDIRECTLY TO DELTA MOUNTAININN AT WHISTLER. Whistler ¡s a trueParadise and if you have any particularactivity n mind, please let us knowand we will forward any informationto you. For your added convenience the VancouverHOO-HOO Club To make it real #48 willaccept your VISA. easy for you, just fillout the VISA information, Please SIgn itand FAX it to (604) 936-0632. VISA#: Exp. Date: Signature: Introducjn WHISTLER, B.C.,Canada Site of the 1994'j loo'erïd?sJ Convention Sponsored by VancouverClub #48 l_$Nember 07-10, 991 S..!1 -L 4 hic res nl)\'eit.. cxisten, Ifl(1JJ) U) tIìt 11dgi(al (c)pgraph\, HutI)Cljfl all. this rc)rt was rigorousj' ptann. EBecauseuf ISIOT1,hard work.pragrii thinking.Jfl(I ptIlci! IÌarpeníng,ni Oh,LkIeS I)ctfl have )vercon)c. nanp íaI1,I\Oi(JCd I vas ()fle ( )t the vcekend kir in _() \h( ) tICkIC(l I)CI)fljtJI lUgiflg racI flot-1I1evI i:il"(lUJIIIISIljust t( ) get in t( ) tIR sic >pe' ()t tIIC unknowniÏ1()llfltain calle 'Xhisi1cr.I kncíd hit upor sometftii incredible. aIKIsodid many Otheii-i tho early years. Soon random developnient proliferated unpleasantly. untila fuII hk)Wflski sluni wa well on itsway. The foresightofa few people. indud- ing former mayor I)rew Meredith,and. Al Raine. former head coach of Canadj\ National Ski Teatì (and hushand of Nancy Greene. Canadas Olympic gold medalist halted the scattered start. The shared phi- losophv was protection. So, in 197S. the government froze devel- opment and made Whistler Canadas first and only resort municipality. Firmcon- trois were put Into place and a long-range plan carved out. Nevertheless. in 198. when resort designer Eldon Beck presented his design for a European-style alpine village. Iiii sure few of us appreciated what he had on his draving hoards. Or could we imag- me how such an ingenious project could rise from the site of a garhage dump "i'Ji !FJ? DiU&Ufl1) .}1OU,UUi,Zlieu point. prowled by bears. In December 1980. the village wa toniers amused (street entertainers, for ti /,/.q/(,/.:çra/)/(/ of which have sizeable investments in the opened. instance) and to keep them coming back. ,LrHh///,(/c)(I/t'.ç summer concept. There Vere growing pains. At first the Intensified quality-of-service training cours- And although visitor numbers have village seemed to sprout up likea theme es like the SuperHost program were intro- ('ill 1ÏH1ÌHÌ('ilI(// become almost equal in winter and park, taking on an overnight sort of look. duced, supported by business operators. sum- C( )JFCC'/,'IS. mer, there is a big difference in the spend- Without the tuning, the rooted greener'. the B.C. government, and the Whistler ing patterns. Paul Clark, a soft-spoken the colour, the SoUflds or the smells ofan Resort Association (WRA). Scotsman, is manager of market research old-world village, it was almost tacky. With People began smiling. There was a for the WRA. "Winter is still the biggest the early focus on fast-track moves, the . . sound of music in the mountains . from market: visitors spend more. Winter visi- quick fix and the quicker sell, there was the Mile-High Symphony (the Vancouver tors generate $400 million a year, corn- a rash of problems, a lack of concern for Symphony goes right up the chairlift. haip. the environment, and pared with $100 million generated in a had attitude to vis- cellos. and all). Summer, " The main reason is that 600,000 itors. The poor levels of customer service In 1986 Whistler had 18 hotel and con- Winter visitors translate into 1.3 million had many guests wondering if they should dominium complexes. a handful of bed- skier visits. In other words, winter visitors come back at all. and-t)reakfast operations. and a couple of stay longer and pay more: winter hotel Add to this the sort of media attention hostels. Now, just sevenyears later. these rates are higher, sküng is more expensive that goes with seasonallandslides, facilities total more than 60. accounting than hildng, and skiing is becoming Highway 99 washouts, and boulders rain- k)r some 2.756 r(Xms that more can hold near- of a destination activity. "What theresort ' - I ing down on family cats, and Whistler had lv i 1,000 guestsevery night. problems. is looking for now," says Clark, "are Summer is Whistlers newest thing, and increasing numbers of destination visitors The thinking caps went on again. and truly a Whistler summer has a buzz about in summer, for people who will, focexam- then, fortUitously, Vancouver's Expo 86 it like no other. Hoveer, even theseWOfl- pie, have golf weeks at Whistler." came along. Many visitors to Expo learned derful huzzy sumnier didn't just happen Already there are two championship about Whistler, and Whistler learneda nick along. They were discLIed, theywere golf Courses: Chateau Whistler'snew par- or two from EXpo . . ways to keep cus- encouraged. lt wasnt easy narrowing the 72, designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr., awkward shoulder seasns ( now just May. I Harmony Lake said to be deliciously punishing, andthe au'ai&c aIpize hiker on OCtOt)er, and November), planning, mar- LU1.nstler nay have been namedfrorn the oiiginal Whistler course, devised by Arnold Whistler Mountain. ketirig, then delivering the earlier promis- u'histles oftbe hair' marmot living on Palmer, richly scenic and "somewhat es made to three levels of government, all neathy slopes. kinder." When the course designed by jack (See conflnueti..) - - . r-- q 4 . -' - . : ' , -,'d'Mb' 4 - - - - 'r- :; -.: -.--...- , r -- ---..-.--. . -. .- . , .-.. . ) Ç 'bp - 0 ' i . . , ''"> . 'q./ 'I :;' . r4:::- 1:tm& . - . , ;4 . - ' t:: - 'v.- t s- -.-na------ - i j I ' )i(lC (( >iììtc)rtIl)le :ic&)fllUl( - l' (;I1tre lìae in °PPflUflitY to yea rs, substantial funds were dati)fl fc n I ( )4 ) )fls.lt i, l)1itiCil)atc il) tree planting and pr )vided for building construction. ,.it1Ltti(l ( )rì t iììillni)1II)LIiI1l:k tending new plantations. In more recent years, a fleet of 18 ,u nc ai ixiccl I ')yt 23. iI iccta re (( ) i ihe \lncouver I k ) i-Flix> canoes, rowboats arid sailing .icres )I )criI( )i1St rat j( )fll rc.t ( :kihs financia ISUPI)( )rtf' ir the dinghies were donated. during the Ol)CCtiVC ()tthe (tntçe is t( devek ptentCit the facilities and past few years, the club has i [)Lt' 1 Jl)( 111 pr )vide r learning pr( )Viding equipment has been undertaken the construction of t he I( )rISt cfl\ir( fliìeiut - its usc. vital to the sllc(cssful Operation of two new buildings. In 1983, a prteti11. value uxlisc the Evans Lake Centre. In the early 840 square foot residence was iUJfl.lgCtllCflt. ltis :ils> a lIIcet(ir rC(IC.iti( in . vhich includes su(ll R:tivities11.1 the siiiìincr as sviiiiining in(l t)Oatiflg and. in the winier. snuvlioeing and ice Ltting. The Ean Like I )eI1onstration J:( irestis\Vell-SUitecl f( )r learning Aboie. (1??l/ Ll1St((Ii(I1l c (U/)Ifl .il)Ut ( )llr re. )iirccs ( 1 tlìe vo )ds. Hestde (.abi,i deilkateil b' vater. vikl!iIe arìdS(ils. Seven Snark/acA'fct l)s( )?l kilometers of trails. sonic designed Belou' : .Iealii,ìn'. f( ir u.Nvind thr )ugh ari all-age tc)rest which includes I1Iture tiiher through to ne \ T PltntItins. E larvesting takes place p_2; peridicallv, and children at the Above: Hoo Roo canoes. jIIfr* I' Beside: KnowledRe S?c ff6 about the eagle being presented For more than 30 years. ¿ycampers. ;Y the Vancouver Club has provided -L- continuous financial and other support for this project. Among the many notable early visionaries who helped to initiate the project were Richard Scott, First Canadian I Snark, and former club presidents Wray Clarke and Harvey McDiarmid. Evans Lake Forestry Centre is now a well-established residential chiidrens camp. The facilities ((?l1iflItd) (( )IIStÍLICtI.(I li NRkl. ' ( I 1(;ir ( i reen IkTk\I IIR: (II1lI) i:tnl.ikel:()lt,StI_\. ( ,11t1 is a iIltersI)ersecI I)Ut'.VeeIl rust iCItC(lro \X'histler Airs Mike Quinn flies guests R) )!I)1 ilic. \\li it Iii I let \-nil'.>niv o.'(olullins. I'Iiu Iìo>icls \Xil(IIh (.I Tilo UIìjLi1i Likes. where thccatch and tU()(IiJfl';tt&hiu.jiiJI1(I in fl()I)-J)U )ti( Ifl()(Ier;IIt.. urai)j,,ho)I) hic)LI!ltain rcsurlillì ilirce'tihcIirupi- R&statiriiit luts a ileco r I llar einIraces i release rainl)ow trout I)V the dozens. ()rlÌiI) t()LIFSC'. I t)s(lLI.1I t( R )1 )1Uh1( )(LLIi( )fl deli .tit.d t( )I )llikliIlg lLIlli hir(lho noses an(I aIflCrllI liai lui a! After hreakneck development in the ( )tlier h ngr;Lnge pLi iì'Ih)'(I)(t) incl o)rgani( io >o htiilding I °»l( )s arid " it h su lionel \ isiting kicking i.s cntnit.l. ]Iìis LIfl(IC1S1LJ1(ljt)arid I\vlrcrìe,.s l)CIl)-(.I along h a Iig I)I;I\tr1)1ihc IU)leI Aeco )r(IIng O( I ,\linagcr I ).o ve in, \\histlers stic ess as a W( Irid-class all- I)1ISiIC5',u1tI ihi.uìevith die I1ÌO.t Litici' I)UiI(lifl (I((i(tttI t( ( )f()1Ir 1)ie.'t Ie.S( )LIlceS. .1 he I( )IXrt.s. ( :l1;It(au 'l)istkI Its Ixcn trìj - ,(_Is( on resort SeelUs assured. But success Ill-'.(.I'( )l)toH. US. Ihe t ;l)a1(ILI n( )tjl.CJI)IC ing iri average (t P.rcent 0 )(thl111(Y lias bro )Llght its oVI) ))r-( )1)leIiiS. CtUI) )I)S( )fl flhelflI)CI Iik Iic u)(I. \'anuu\er I kR)-I loo(:liih \\Iti(lerR(s( )f . Il\\J.' hiiilt l)$..I1(ltl) Ilsorsi lotir \ears .. \Ild that is vith ruun ( )ne major concern is how far progress ILk L(UIUI) I)'. (rILI(IiJfl at t h:it i ¡inc. Snark t Ii Pacific is its lir.i rates ranging Iroiu S l(() ( o itt-season lUOd- can go i.I)( A'e\er ci )ntrolled. hefòre it over- I n iveisc. l'IcSi(leflt is a nieinher )l I I ìe I ( F\ lot) ¡iiuntair1 (l).(te.iu resort in nearl crate) to) SO)X) (exy(uIjvo suite) a night. \\ ' VIÌOS runs the fetching environment, must 1I!ìiltggitìg suppurt tor iIi. B( )J to.l (1 'i S)l tl)lilli( )fl. )fI )IreLt )rs I!)d hei is guic_It Ilit.. one reason hotel'. like the;lttrt he ever vigilant. lest we kill the goose that -li IC lÌJte.L tI t' fl a t t rt(tic )fluni ( ) itself. \\Iii.sticr arc getting hrisk hiosiness E'¼ji-Ìs Lake projcI Ii:ìs ht..eiiSo this ¡ii )11.Lnt (.aI.fl)t)gf111. over laid t his golden egg.I )rew Meredith is Its inteflOr lxgtri!us andM X)tI)es. Its large- the .tIIflflher Is tl-)o. \Xhisticr operatorsreí- often heard tO) SJ\. iIflI)()iiJflt. )Í 0 %j(_Ç5 ( )tir (luh is P1 )ud o jr indo of theast flioflintain Utatlo on k r supplying adventure to i guests. A realtor in a pricy and hot market enthrall. Evenithin itsi 2-nìetre-Iìigh l'ue hotel suppl les tb.. a((( unnU LLt iOfl Children trc the riiain LIscrs uf in'( )l\eI)eflt inil su po )rt ( >1t he where the average hOUSe goes for (;III lau. the l)tClILlsiinaged to cre- and services. and the (operato )rs offer the Evans LtkI:resti S2S(),O()() and a basic condominium for Ct'ntrc. In Evans Iì ke Iwestr Centre. ite an atl))( )Sf)llerC ( )t elegant. nostalgic \ik!erncss ranches. jet hoiats. 010 )Ilntain s i).00O. Meredith \as mayor between (()ZiflI.S5. I:irIv (:antcIian pine furniture. hikest )ver 2rental o perati )nst. 1993. -tS( )( )-( )O() atton(kd \Vhen\'OIJ atl tetli- 19H6 and 199)) when we went on a real join us at the i 99i stuffed chairs ., md friendly folk art arc cred and untetherecl li( o-air l)a!!oo)ns. programs JI (lic Centre. I)uring rollercoaster ride in development." In 1986 Internat io)11:I Convent jo n at \Vhistlers populationas 2.2()O. now its Julyand August,i .stiniier cinìp \\histlei-. British ()ltI1ul)ijve dOI.Ibled to) 4,500.\X'e virtually became a large community overnight. prograni is offered i(>rI)O¼S LI](I \'ill otter \ou rnPPItunity br I lowever. because lit e -style is the num- girls 8- 1years Old. For the a IiTl-l1:iIìd k)Ok at this ¡)It l)er one concern of the growing popu- kr lace and because 'Whistler is the most remainder of thecir. sch( )( lun. advent tire a rid kn wledge heavily planned community in North classes use the 1ciIitks tr fur chikiren. America. Meredith is confident thiit its res- idents will protect the environment. OUL(kx)r Sdìool Irograins. On "Thereshoway we are going to be irre- eekends, unior Forest '.idii sponsihie on this matter." This conflict between growth and envi- Clubsand otherC( )Ilim * Ihe unity cLirrerit cluhJ)Í( i(' U) ronment recentl' flared up when deve!- gfl)UpS nake tise of the facilities. assist in )\idi!1 < per5 first proposed the 18-hole Green tuIklS1 tV( Lake golf course project. They wanted to The British ColLI1l)ja J)rcstr\ httlì-aslì h()tls vitlìj .LILIt? O include yet another luxury hotel and a raft of condominiums and single-family Asx.'iation which ( )perates the sl5UJ)(). dwellings. More important to residents, The 7th Heazn Kvprecs cbairI/i takes hoIidai'rs to ¡op of2,284-merre Blackcomb. G. Above: Sabot Sai/boat donated bi Club 48. Beside: C'ampJìrekits. ctoricç&sonRs. w a; R(J1fl(1h()ILct? .S'1atioi11(1 VIfl f)/atJorm 'zear W'btcticr .tIOU?lt(i?l .c (oip. Sightseers sunbathe atop Blackwrnb Mountain. .- I l'roippj /// lox)kifl/,' o)1P' !X'hLc;lers onRinal I8-hole.golfco:irSe. designed b.v JI/ .1ruoi/I P(4IPILP. h ,u y,'dc /3Iatkcoionb .tI:iz!4zPl. I ToLflI000t Going up the WHAT, WHERE . to Sky Highway McGillivray 4 .- . ( Whistler Resort is an international, & DArcy four-seasons resort community at the Th*.f Sf.Lhtflhih I hy (II\\y()9)trout ing tuttU)Uf' tor \\ iitdsurtiuig.utuat((l at I Qnì), and Blackcomb (2,2R7uiì). Two Whistler is said to he named for the base of Blackcomb and Whistler moun- I lt t\\t_' S British Columbia's Coast lore.hltoc B;iy It) Pcttlt)crIon the head ( )t )und ina iì.irn v oir- decades ag ). they were unheard of exceptwhistling of the little hoary marmot, its tains in ttLtshi\e Mountains, 120km northeast from OBken (I kni ) - the 'rea to Skyrklor. S(1LlaIiSh i" encit )f,Cj b to a few .Whistler was called Londonmascot. But it could also he the whistling l-1ighkay - tOIIOVS (Iranuticrock taes tltt in the days )tc,u (jj Mountain, and the area was noted, if itwind through "Singing Pass' high up downtown Vancouver. Brkerhead j Lake ProvPI howe Sound UI)to geothermal etlect was noted at all, for between mountains. Jofire HOW TO GET THERE Lakes FRA Squamish. continuing Viewpoint: .\ht fLIt summer fishing. Nairn Falls Prov- north tor1.jstIer Resort óktì north ut 5(lk11It1i11 During any sea- inclal Park: l7lha. and Pemherton. The Bald eaglenesting son, Whistler is as 88 campsites. 28km Automobile beyond Whistler. 60m Via a spectacular combination coastal Mt rrie nextportion,from grounds. Annia1 luId much a phe- Pemberton to Lillooet eagle count in Jan-Feb nomenon as a place. Nairn Falls tumble and mountain ("Sea to Sky") drive north Pemberton ( 100km). is a recent tallies up t(I 2.St)t) birds. As a ski resort, its into Green River. on Hwy 99, through Squamish or now from the Cariboo, east in from Lillooet on the Naim FaDs extension of Hwy 99, Brackendale: Est. international reputa- Pemberton: (Pop. Prov Pk. with the paving of the POP. I .93 ). lOkiti tion is made. The 502). 35km beyond new panoramic Duffey Lake Road exten- Ganbai sion of Hwy 99. . ' challenging Duffev Lake beyond Squantisli. resort - which takes Whistler. Farming vil- I Prov. Pif. Rd (84.5km). \X'inter home of the Iild 4,000 people to oper- tage inastartling Bus The Horseshoe Bay- eagle. year-n )LIOd venue ate - is considered steep-walled alpine Scheduledtripsfrom Vancouver: Hikers infront of Flute Mountain.Whistlersetting. Surrounding Maverick Coach Lines, 255-1171; and Whistler Squamish sectionis for the BAG. one of world's top vfllage comb breathtaking. with the (Brackendale Art five ski resorts. Snow Countr.' Ma,gazinemountains hide delightful, relatively Perimeter Transportation, 266-5386. Several charter companies. Whisker 4 n f road cut out of the cliff Gallery t Society. Here rated it as its best overall resort in Northunknown Meager Creek Hot Springs. A Village& host of activities: golf, hiking, fishing, llama Train CharIiff Cheakamus high aboveHowe VOtI ('Un hire a llania to America. lt's also the largest ski resort on . Traa SOund. But there are view eagles. the continent, offering 285 hectares of ski-treks, riding, river rafting, jet boating. BC Rail, 984-5246/631-3500: refurbished Cheakamus passenger service from North Vancouver - MountCurrie: (Pop. 1,400). 6km east ....-'..:D Lake sharp curves. possible Lake Lovely Water able terrain with more than 200 trails and 'with stops at Whistler Creek and Pembetton 1 z o >- I z ji z 'C A Chateau W1.nsiler. buili ii'9 belou Blackc()?n/).t!(li,,1ai,l. ui,ztersskiing horIesckpirt rises behind Competitors geari?Z iipj?r ( mi u i i-/)!L'('?W(('. (1SCt1(I k) (4//)i?Zt'.c()litI4(k (HidlX'(It1t'. they SoUght tO divert the locally beloved In response to coinìuriitv needs. thesuns iie\\ brilliance clenunds the shed- River of Golden 1)reams, endangering the village has just opened a SS.S-nuillknìknt- dingo!'\ eaters and thernuls wet1andir drains, The ensuing outcry led ing rink. will have itfirst high school hv Quite suddetul. the corn sflov of spring to the project's bed hase being halved. 199S. ,nnd l)lnnstOl)Uild a sviinrning l' decides to depart the 2(X) runsut\Vhistler the hotel eliminated. and28hectares of Jfl(l replace its small. crJn)ped library withand I3lackconb, and finds its way dcvn wetlands ser aside as a park. Now that a new one.Asthe number of visitors and to svell the roaring streams and rivers council has allowed the pared-down pro- residents «welk - S0.(XXJ ma he in townbelow. ject to proceed, many residents remain on.tgiven(LIy- council also faces the And suddenly. its summer. On go unhappy about it. likelihood of having to expand itsthe spandex cycling shorts and the safe- '7ith vell over a billion dollars alread advanced sewage treatment plant. t'y helniets. out cone the nR)untain bikes. invested. growth is still impressive in Meanwhile. resort capability is not'Xithin hours. it seems. canoes. kayaks Whistler. Although the municipality has being ignored. Whistler Village North hasand sailboats are at the ready down at the overhauled its building str4tegy. many big just been started on a 2+-hectare site. Thelakes, and windsurfers are stacked like projects are moving ahead. Meredith goes design. once again by Eldon Beck. will cordw(x)d by the rental sheds. so far as to predict that in fIve years there double the size of the existing village over Suddenly youre sipping cappuccino will be a major influx of upscale younga 10-year period. \lavr \ebheling out-again on the cobblestones. admiring the families who will push the resident pop- lines hìo'v the building of Village Northgeraniums. The plantings have taken, the ulation up near 10.000. vihl be handled: Srnahl piece,. each pur-trees blocnìi. Tlere is a decidedly Eunpean Such rapid growth has also brought posefullv planned and developed. thentech to the place. The cafes sniell of just- up a second chief concern for the 1990s; onR)the next parcel.' Not anails pace.ground. illst-punl)pe(l French or Italian looking after the people who are livinghut a phase-bv-phase paci. roast. The sunny tables are spread with in Whistler. The resort is here. its up and While village elders struggle to controlnewspapers fresh froiì around the w )rld. running. and its serving tourists royally. the impetus of development. spring does This Suncla f ternoon Lauren claps says Meredith. "hut now we need to fbuis exactly vhìat it wants. lt conies last atloudly is the juggler tOsSes the bright red on those who are operate the resort. 'hìistler. and it conies in its own unique Ixtllsjust high enough that I can see the Ted Nebbeling. Whistlers present way. It starts when the brightest .iinshiinc oldski runs l)laZed into emerald tfl()lIfl- mayor. agrees. 'Todays priorities are quite couples vitharm tenperatures tu createtJifls. and ix' reniindeci that its really a ski different. The municipalityisfocusing on a so<)Wtcxture that skieN call c m sn)\V . resort anvw.n' and her Ski Scamps class sustainahility, on the needs of the resi- lts wetter. grainier. heavier. Corn snow will lx' starting up ngain in I I or12 ecks. dents. andOflquality of life. Environmental orders sour legs totake it easy. ziiI the concerns are prime. LThe id'lIic River ofGolden Dreams u'ander hetu'efl Altaand Green lakes. TEL: (604) 932-1982 FAX: (604) 932-7332 Check-in: 4:00 pm Vancouver Check-out: 11:00 am Hoo-Hoo Club #48 Central Reservations Toll Free CAN: i-800-268-1133 Cordially Invites you USA: i -800-877-1 1 33 to Whistler, Name: British Columbia, Canada, Credit Card: Address: in September of 1994. Number: City/Prov/State: Expires: 'AUITUDE AT ALTI11JDE" Postal Code: Tel: ( Signature: I Come and enjoy a Company: DELTA MOUNTAIN INN Mountain Hib Arrival date: Time: OCCUPANCY MODERATE STUDIO 1 BDRM STEEXEC.STE. Adz 'entu re Length of stay: Niçhts Single- i person $105.00 $125.00 $155.00 $195.00 Double, 2perwns-ibed $105,00 $125.00 $155.00 $195.00 Twin-2 persons . 2 beds $105.00 $125.00 $155.00 $195.00 - Deposit of one night room and tax is required at time o book- Ing. Cancellations within 7 days of arrival will forte depos. 3rd personeddionaJ $15.00 $15.00 8 15.00 $15.00 - ÖÖo: . Once guest has checked in, any early der1urs will be char9ed for duraon of oineJ Cheque.. Credit Card. À1kL . -' reservation. I Nhtty Pang Charges riot incIued.JI applibe es not included. U--;-:' Reservation details please quote the following Rate is NET, non conimissionable. Rates wth be extended foail pre-posi dates. - - . , AGENDA when making your reservation: Ii _ Please Note: Conference Group: Vancouver Hoo-Hoo Club #48 .., - - - WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. 1994 --- 1) Reservations must be made by August 4th, 1994. iL.- Date: SepL&mbCr5th 11th. 1994. HHI BOARDMEETING 7.59- -.- 2) The number of suites are limited. Book early. .a - ;- CC2: 80 ST: 14 REGISTRATION 11:59-16:59 - Q-Name:GDHOO 3) All prices quoted are In Canadian dollars. ICEBREAKER 17:59-20:59 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1994 BREAKFAST 6:09 -7:09 Delta Mountain Inn is at the heart of Whistler village and at the base of Whistler and Blackcomb mountains. You are only steps away BUSINESS SESSION 7:29 - i 1:59 from golf, hiking, biking, horse-back riding,flight-seeing, heli-fishing, jetboating, canoeIng, rafting and para-gliding, plus many more LADIES FASHION SHOW activities that are available to you. We suggest you oeme a day or two early or maybe stay for a few days after the Conventionto truly ONTOPOFWHISUER 8:59- 11:59 enjoy this magnilicent area called Whistler. AFTERNN & EVENING FREE. GOLF IS SCHEDULED PLUS NUMEROUS ACTIVITIES ARE AVAILABLE. Apart from all activies, there are of course shops galore for everyone to enjoy. From fashionable retail stores to alpine sportsshops, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9,1994 Beer & Wine stores to Galleries. Photo shops to pharmacies, plus a full complement of health services are available. BREAKFAST 6:09 -7:09 BUSINESS SESSION 7:29 - 11:29 HOW DO YOU GET TO WHISTLER: LADIES' ACTIVITIES 8:59 - 11:29 JOINTLUNCHEON(GUESTSPEAKER) 12:09- 14:29 There are numerous ways to get to Whistler, most obvious is of course the car going north on Highway 99 to Whistler or "Sea toSky AN AFTERNN AT EVANS LAKE 15:29 - 19:20 highway as it is called. Approximately 2 hours from Vanuver. Here is a list of other services available to you; SCHEDULED EVENTS ARE LOGGER SPORTS, SALMON BBQ, JURISDICTIONAL CANOE RACES, (604)984-5246 PLUS MUCH MORE. i , 'fl'aln B.C. Railway from North Vancxuver to Whistler 2. Bus Maverick Coach Lines (604)662-8051 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1994 Perimeter Transportation (604)261-2299 BREAKFAST 6:09- 7:09 Glacier Coach Lines (604)932-2705 BUSINESS SESSION 7:29-11:29 3. AIr Canadian Helicopters 1-800-663-9480 in Canada only JOINT LUNCHEON (GUEST SPEAKER) 1 2:09- i4:29 (604)276-7677 THE AFTERNOON'S SCHEDULE INCLUDES Canadian Helicopters EMBALMING OF THE SNARK PLUS INSTALLATION OF NEW OFFICERS. SNARK'S RECEPTION 6:29 BANQUET-DINNER AND DANCE 7:29 Remember Pnnted tn CAnada ,y Pnnhln& Frut,',h Columbia on Luna ppc produced by lIand Paper Mills. nnacis Island. New Vs'rsimii,sitî. FI C This ¡s truly a "Mountain High Adventure" PAPER MILLS COM11NY .ND RUNAI.flS PiN11N(; PRISIED IN iAADA i'_. .. I HOO-HOO International Convention - September7-10, 1994 OPTIONAL TOURS The Smell of Sawdust" Tour #1 - Alaska Cruise Tour #3 Rocky Mountaineer Rail Tours by Departure September 12 Departure September 10 Walter M. Leuthold trainand (former member of Spokane Hoo-Hoo Club #16 and Sail round-trip from Vancouver to Alaska on a This spectacular12 day luxury past president of the Nalional Lumber Manufacturers' Aa.odatløn) 7 day "InsidePassage"cruiseaboard motorcoach tour from Vancouver to Jasper Norwegian Cruise Line's brand new includes sightseeing and overnights in "Winward". This glacier-lined waterway is a Vancouver,Kamloops,Banff andJasper. magnificent spot for wildlife watching.Visit You'll experience the serene beauty of the an authentic Indian village in Ketchikan and Coastal Mountains, Fraser Valley and Hells experiencetheRussianheritageof Sitka. Gate Canyon. Enjoy the Spiral Tunnels, Take attar of roses, iniine cologne, Journey back into the Gold Rush in Juneau. Sulphur Mountain, Columbia Icefields and see Oh, each has an odor, a smell of its own, And of course, experience the majestic beauty the vast wildlife reserves of Glacier, Yoho and The lilac, the lily, arbulus in May, of spectacular Glacier Bay !This cruise will Banff NationalParks. Throughoutyour They all bave their perfume, all right in a way, sell out, so book now to avoid disappointment! journey enjoy informative commentary on the But nothing can equal, can equal or will, region as you head towards Vancouver. The smell of the sawdust that comes from the mill. Deluxe Outside Cabins: $1599 (based on double occupancy) Popular Deluxe I've walked in the meadows, I've wandered the wood, 3rd/4rd person rates/children $ 952 Double $2115 $2860 I've picked all the posies a man ever could, Port charges & taxes $ 130 Single $3050 $4250 I've smelled the verbena, it surely is fine, Triple $1865 $2440 But nothing can equal the smell of the pine. Child $1119 $1119 I know where the nectar the richest'U spill, It comes from the sawdust that comes from the mill. Tour #2 - Victoria 2 Nights/3 Days All prices quoted are in Canadian dollars based on Daily Departures from downtown Vancouver double occupancy. These are just a few options There's something about it, it's hard to say what, Experiencethe'OldEnglishCharm'tof available to you whilevisiting Canada. We can There's something about it the rest haven't got. accomnzodaie any other requests you may have and we Victoria, the capital city of British Columbia. would be pleased to send brochares.Please contact us Your honey is sickish, your perfume is faint, Includes: Two nights accommodation, round- by telephone, fax or in writing for assistance. But sawdust is all that the other things ain't trip Ferry through the beautiful Gulf Islands It's cool as the breezes, as moist as the nil, P. Lawson Travel The smell of the sawdust that comes from the mill. and admissions to the Royal B.C. Museum #36 - 4567 Lougheed Highway and to the world famous Butchart Gardens. Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada I'm sick of the city, I'm tired of the town; Double $280 Single $460Triple $235 V5C 3Z6 I think I'll go back and settle me down Some place there is timber, some place there is saws, Telephone: (604) 291-9155 A bank and an edger and trimmer because Facsimile: (604) 291-2953 There isn't a tonic, when someone is ill Uke the smell of the sawdust that comes from the mill. For reservations on the above tours please complete the registration form below and fax or mail to the address listed.Space is limited, requests will be accommodated on a first come, first serve basis. And when I pass over, and when I am thru, X ------Up yonder in heaven I know what I'll do; Surname: First Name(s) I______I'll stand by the gate and keep watching for those Address: Who come with the smell of the pine on their do's For even in heaven, I'll want it I will Tour# Departure Date: Double Single______Triple The smell of the sawdust that comes from the mill. #of Children Popular or Deluxe_____(Rail Tour Only) Special Requests/Comments: Form of Payment: Mastercard Visa American Express Money Order Card Number # Expiry Date: Signature: Total Amount: Canadian Funds L4:g&Taily,Febru 1994, pe 31 IIoo-Hoo History... The Legend of the Cat by Parson Slmpkin first published in "The Bulletin", August 1927 'The cat with eyes of burning coal Now crouches 'fore the mouse's hole." In the witchcraft days it was popularly held that the witch sometimes took the form of the cat and in some records of witch trials, cats were held as depraved as the witches owning them. Every little while comes a story of a cat that sets people wondering and Believing that the cat had nine lives, those seeking to extermi cussing about the animal that is the center of more interest and superstition nate witchcraft went to ingenious lengths to be han any other. of its nine lives should be destroyed. Twice in April 1927, at widely separated points, a cat was a saver of life. That serious belief dies. We know the In New York a cat aroused a sleeping family in a gas-filled apartment and cat as a self-contained pet, polite if pampered, saved eight lives. In a burning home near the Pacific a family cat, a loved but in the main aloof and indifferent, and pet, aroused the mother, who got her family of six children out of the doubtless this is the psychological basis of house, which was completely consumed. the popularity of the cat with elderly spin- The New York cat perished and was found later lying under the sters. dining room table. Under the English laws it has been Many newspapers editorially noted the two events and some impossible 'til now to leave fortunes for the 'Parson" Simpkin moralized on the legends about the cat and its nine lives which maintenance of pet cats as has often been have survived the biting frosts of long, long centuries. done in the United States. We know, now, that in Egypt, long centuries before Christ was born, the cat was worshiped as one of the manifestations of the Godhead. In common with other animals, reptiles, fish, saurians, and even insects, it had a place in their divinities. No Such Thing as a Cat In that district when a temple cat died, the priests and inhabitants shaved their eyebrows and put on signs of mourning. If the house of an Egyptian caught fire one A cat in the eyes of the English law has no of the first things to be salvaged was the household cat, and Herodotus comments existence as an entity. It could neither inherit nor bequeath, could not be lost, stolen or strayed; could not even commit trespass because, in upon this fact. John Bunyan, in Pilgrim's Progress, says, "As they say, law, there is no such thing as a cat. In the eighth and ninth century, however, the cat was held in high regard in the old -.-Tfl2flV ljU 2 (2t -lt Is not known whether the Egyptians koWfl;hether the Egyptians first ascribed to land. In the reign ofHywel Dda (Howell the Good), who was King ofWales in 910 to 950 first ascribed to the cat the legend of its the cat the legend of its nine lives. The first written refer- A.D., laws were enacted that established the value and status of the cat, which had been nino lives. The first written reference to ence to this is in the writeup of Ancient India, in Pilpay's (or this Is in the writeup of Ancient India, in Bidpay's) Pancha Tantra, popular in the East 2000 years ago. introduced by Roman officers but had not been widely In the third of the fables in that volume the author says propagated. King Hywel fixed the price of a kitten just born Pilpay's (or Bldpay's) Pancha Tantra, at a penny, which was then a week's wage for a laborer. N "It has been the providence of nature to endow the cat with The law further provided that a cat, popular In the East 2000 years ago. nine lives instead of one." When the kitten's eyes were open it was worth two pence and after proof could be given that it had learned to mouse sold as such, should be able to hear and kifi,itsprice was set at four pence. The law further and see, should be a good mouser and The Cat in India provided that a cat, sold as such, should be able to hear and have all its claws, and if a female lt see, should be a good mouser and haveall its claws, and if a should be a good nurse and mother. It is singular that in India they should have circulated this saying while at the female it should be a good nurse and mother. The law was same time they refrained from protecting the cat. Over and again India was swept The law was fair, for the purchaser fair, for the purchaser could demand his money back if the could demand his money back If Ui. cat with plague. In Egypt men sought to save the cat's life and so, largely free from the cat were not up to such specifications. So much for common plagues of rats that carried disease in India, reaped the benefits in general freedom cats, but if any person stole or killed a cat thatguarded the WOtOnot up to such specifications. from plague. King's granaries that person must pay to the King a ewe in The priests of Egypt, among the great scholars of antiquity, deliberately milk, with her fleece and lamb, or pay in wheat as much of formed the preservation of and veneration for the cat. that grain as poured out over the cat suspended by its tailwithitsnose touching the floor, The marmot and the rat were the plague spreaders and the disseminators of would cover the tip of said tail. fleas and so Egypt found that it paid to care for the cat. Toopoor to provide abun- Sometimes the pen shall trace the story of the cat initsrelation to prominent and dance offood for the cat, it was compelled to forage andso kept down the rodents. historical personages such as the cat that went up to London with DickWhittington, who was Unlike the dog, which is affectionate and companionable, givinga deep Thrice Lord Mayor of London and a founder of a great family. affection and a demonstrative expression of it, the cat reveals little of loyal affection It is enough for us just now that the cat, once an object ofworship, down the centuries and its green or blue or yellow eyes seem to hold only mystery and a large wisdom, a home pet, is-the black one-thesymbol of our fun, our faith, our affection and our service in except in moments of anger when they blaze with unearthly fire. the great Order of Hoo-Hoo. Shakespeare's line holds the picture of that predatory fire: Lcg & Tally, Febniy 1994, 33 Lty & Tally, February 1994, page 32 Hoo-Hoo Merchandise C Available Through the Hoo-Hoo International Oftice r and Museum (Order Form) L ITEM COST QUAN. AMT. Ladies and Mens Hoo-Hoo Watches $34.99 ______Day 3. N Replacement Pin 3.99 After breakfast this morning we leave our hotel for a full day tour including the sights in Alice Club Secretary Tab 5.99 Springs and Standley Chasm. Visit the Royal Flying Doctor Service and school of the Air, institutions of the Centre that provide vital services to the widely dispersed Walk through the crevice at Club President Pin 5.99 V Sta,d!ey Chasm and remotely located residents of the Northern Territory. Also visit Anzac Hill for a panoramic lookout over Alice Past Club President Pin 5.99 Springs and Panorama Guth Gallery, a unique art and aboriginal artefacts' gallery. Travel west from Alice Springs E following the Western Macdonnell Ranges. Pass the John Vicegerent Snark Pin 5.99 r Flynn Memorial (founder of the Royal Flying Doctor Service). See Albert Namatjira's famous Twin Ghost Gums. Life Member Pin 14.99 Stop at Simpson Gap's lovely river red gum scenery, white sands and the chance to see some Rock Wallabies. At Plastic decals (outside reading out) 3 for .99 N Standley Chasm, a spectacular narrow crevice in therange, we can walk along the stony watercourse lined with Cycad Plastic decals (inside reading out) 3 for .99 Palms, Ghost Gums, Acacias, and Cypress Pines. Day 4. T This morning we will transfer to Darwin. Upon arriva] 3" Cloth Emblem 3.69 experience a city sights tour of Darwin. Our tourcommences at the Aviation Museum where much of the Northern Territory's 8" Cloth Emblem 8.99 aviation history can be traced through aircraft, including the only B-52 bomber on display in Australia, engines and photo- Saw Blade Tie Clasp 6.99 graphs. Next visit historic Fannie Bay Gaol. Herewe see the origina] maximum security cell blocks built in 1882 plus post WWII buildings of corrugated iron anda gallery Total showing the destruction of Cyclone Tracy. Onto the Museum of Arts and Sciences that has first class displays, especially the Gallery ofAboriginal Man. Head towards Name town passing the Diamond Beach Casino. Seesome of the older buildings- Lyons Cottage, Government House, the former Admiralty House, Browns Mart- buildings Address that date back to sailing ship times when Darwinwas a tiny Empire outpost, alsosee the Christ Church Cathe- City State Zip______dra], built in 1902. Cyclone Tracy totallydestroyed it in 1974. See the Chinese Temple and thetropical Botanic Bufflulo ?va, the 1aii.s of the Gardens with its large collection of palm Phone Top Ec4 trees and the Law Courts. Continue to the wharfarea for spectacular views of the port. Travel to East Point to gainan insight into the regions' Make check payable to: Hoo-Hoo International wartime history and enjoy superb lateafternoon views across the Mail to: P.O. Box 118, Gurdon, AR 71743 harbour. 501 -353-4997 FAX 501-353-4151 (prices are subject to change without notification) MORE TO FOLLOW IA& Tally, February 1994, page 34 L4I& Febn*aiy IS9, pe 35 - I w. - .i3° oC lu bN0 ettey%e proud host of the GRANITE STATE CLUB #107 On October 14, Granite State held its annual Harkinson JU4ION Open Golf Tournament at the Wentworth Country Club in May 19-22, 1994 Newcastle, New Hampshire. After a great day of golf members Valley River Inn and guests (eight from the state of Maine) went and enjoyed a WASHINGTON, D.C. CLUB #99 wonderful feed at Yoken's Restaurant Eugene, Oregon A concat was held in Manchester on December 2. Manny The club's efforts to get more past presidents to attend the Utvin, Snark of the Universe, gave a great motivational speech September meeting paid off. Fourteen past presidents attended, which was enjoyed by all present including Lance Downin. lt was good to see Lance, and we hope Coming events are a Ski Outing on March 8 at New he comes back again soon. Attendance was up 20% from last London, New Hampshire. Steve Johnson, our club president for year's September meeting. Let's keep the trend going. 1992-93, does a great job of putting together a day of both aoss iference The club is enlarging and improving its newsletter, the country and down hill skiing. Registration fee includes: "Cat Tales." The new format will provide additional room for On April 5, Uncle Bill Veasey prime rib night will he held advertising, also newsworthy items, such as grand openings, in Laconia. . Friday, May 20 Icebreaker/Welcome to Eugene cocktail party new products, personnel news, etc. - Saturday, May 21 Member & spouse breakfast, lunch, reception, dinner Again the club's efforts to get more members to attend the and dance October meeting paid off. Personal phone calls seem to be doing Optional Items: Thursday - Trapshoot & steak dinner the trick. The result was a 30% increase in attendance from last year's meeting. Art Donovan provided an interesting evening of T1 Sunday - Breakfast football reminiscences. The Mini-Conference will be held atThE VALLEY RWER INN, PO Box 10088, Eugene, OR 97440. Club #99 is also forming a new committee to plan JL.RtSL!Ch ON It is located approximately 3 miles west of lnter1ate-5. Take exit 194-B. programs, increase membership, retain membership, and LodgIng Is MEMBER RESPONSIBILJ1Y. For reservations call 800-543-8266 and mention Hoo-Hoo to get organize fund raising. -excerpts from Cat Tales" our guaranteed rate of $64. 00 per nh4single/double.Note: $64 rooms are siandard guest rooms. Upgrades to RIVER VIEW, etc., are available. ALL SUrFES have been reserved for us. Please inquire for DETROIT CLUB #28 upgrades to SUrFES. The new board of directors for Club #28 has been busy. The first general membership meeting was held in October. Deadline for registration ¡s May 6 to Insure guaranteed rate This meeting was dubbed our "think tank" meeting and served REGISTRATiON FORM as a transitional meeting for the new year. We wanted to find out what the members of Club #28 wanted from Hoo-Hoo. The Name Spouse/guesL meeting was presented in a very infonnal atmosphere at the Point Bar-B-Q, and with over 35 member attending, it turned out to be a very enthusiastic meeting, indeed. As a result of this Company_ meeting the board decided that it was time to produce a monthly newsletter to keep the general membership informed and upto' Address date. "The Branch" was formed. Each issue is sponsored bya member's company and contains a wealth of information about City past meetings and upcoming events also direct correspondence State/Province Country Zip from the board, Snark, and J-II representatives. Any dub requesting information regarding "The Branch" or if you would Bus. Phone Home Phone - FAX like a copy, pleas contact the Detroit Club. December 8 found the members at our Annual Christmas Please indicate: Will attend trapshoot willgolf willgo on PM towS Lancheon at Plum Hollow Country Club in Southfield. Michigan. Our attendance this year was over 125 members and guests. [I s159.99 per Couple The luncheon brought together a distinguished list of Hoo-Hoo ill $9999 for Single Total Remitted:S______dignitaries. We were very honored to have our veiy own Snark of the Universe, Manny Litvin, also J-11 Supreme Nine, Bob Make checks payable to: WILLAMETrE VALLEY CLUB #33 Carper, with us. Also joining with us this year were Rameses #66 Mail check and registration to: WILLAME1TE VALLEY CLUB #33 Contact Archie B. Brown Phil Dawson and Rameses #73 Bob Van Evezy along with over 20 POBox4OlZ7 503-688-6675 past Club #28 presidents. This was a great oppoitmityrub elbows with both the current and past Snarks, dub presidents Eugene, OR 97404 FAX 503-461-5953 GRANITE STATE CLUB #107. oaths Desmorais pr&iests Bob Rc,,av4 and our newest local club members. c.isÑasd o sqs Members from other Jurisdictions are invited and encouraged to attend!!! (day or night) a go(katu ci the Ha,*isssoN Go(TourameiI. Log & Tally, February 1994, page 36 Lt & Ta4, February 1904, pe 37 - ) for us, as with many, is trying to keep a balance of retail! We had many gifts/prizes that were given out under the wholesale members. We are tipped heavily toward wholesale, able direction of Master of Ceremonies ¡(ris Wales with help so, wholesalers. as you complete your work for your company at from Mike Sheehan who got many of the contributions we had to each call, see if you can spread the word of Hoo-Hoo as well. award. The Hallgren club sent their '95 convention committee to We must thank the Dellen Wood Products group, headed Milwaukee on December 1 to see the site of the convention. by Bill Lentes with help from Ellen, Dave and Marlene, and oIthIII#dftDm previows $g. They were as impressed as we were on our first walk through. Randy Lentes. They "made" it for us and allowed us to raise The Pfister Hotel is a highly ranked facility and will prove to be much needed funds for our 28th Annual Woodworking Contest Seeing that Detroit is the "Motor Capital of the Wor1d" one heck of a convention. BEN F. SPRINGER to be held next May. Rameses #66 Phil Dawson was pleased to be able to present the CLUB #35. &eside,il January 15, 1994, will be our next function. Snark Litvin The following are new members: John Gottwald of Inland Snark with a beautiful, shiny, new 1994 Ford Aerostar-hubcap. Jim Revak, right, will be present President Revak arranged the entertainment so Wood Specialities; Debbie Marie Marker and Ann McReynolds The Snark was as surprised as any Snark has ever been. We are preseated o plaqee for look ouL This could be a wild one. Romeike of Dellen Wood Products; John Falcano of Pro Cut Saw sure that Manny will find a special place on his office wall to mthtoriow..s service to A special thanks to aB of the suppliers who graciously and Tool; and Steve Maguire of Valley Bestway Building Supply. display his award. JeffCo:a 90291, vice president and depety Ann's husband Brian is already a member, so Ann and Our Annual luncheon is also the time of the year that the provided giveaways for the school lumber talks done on behalf of Hoo-Hoo. They are Georgia-Pacific Milwaukee Branch, Western supreiiie aine torf-!!. Brian Romeike join Beth and J.R Thomas (in Gurdon, Arkansas) Detroit Club honors a member with 'The Uimberman of the as husband and wile members of Spokane Hoo-Hoo. Yea?' award. This year the recipient of the award was described Building Products, Radford Company, and Kolbe/Kolbe Windows (a nonmember company). The kids do appreciate Snark of the Universe Manny Utvin from the Detroit Hoo- as a man that had been in the business since before WWII, Hoo Club,and S-9 Tom Stumpf from Tacoma/Olympia Hoo-Hoo served in the U.S. Air Force during the war, and returned home these items. -submitted by Jeff Cain, Vice President, Deputy Supreme Club paid us an "official visit' at our board meeting on November to work with MANY of the wood products wholesaiers in the i after being greeted at a welcome breakfast at the home of the Detroit area. He is also one of the Detroit club's past presidents. Nine J-II p Seer ofthe House ofAncients, Ernie Wales, and his lovely wife This year the Detroit Hoo-Hoo Club #28 awarded "The Lumber- Ellen. man of the Year" award to Mike lannuzzi L9937 of the New Both the Snark and S-9 gave inspirational and informative Grinnell Door Co. Congratulations, Mike. lt is an award well talks to our board. Thanks, international officers, for your visit deserved. A hardy "thank you" to all of the The November meeting was greatly enjoyed by some members that helped make this year's Christmas members and guests. A fine dinner at the Sea Galley restaurant Luncheon a successful and enjoyable occasion. was followed by a hockey game in the Coliseum. They call it the Currently, our board of directors is ironing JL1T4; "Boone Street Barn," but Ye Editor thought it looked great. A out the details for what promises to be a very special guest of Ellen and Ernie Wales was Evelyn Evans who interesting, educational, and enjoyable 1994 Hoo- I recently moved to Spokane from Buffalo, N.Y. Many years ago, Hoo season. In the works so far are two gold Evelyn met then Supreme Nine memberJoe Evans at a conven- outings, Past Presidents' Night, and industrial/ tion in Spokane. Later, Evelyn and Joe were married in Superior, educaUonai meeting, also our annual concat. All of SPOKANE CLUB #16 Minnesota, with Ellen and Ernie as their attendants. Who says these events can be found on our new 1994 Hoo- Our Annual Fun Night was very much enjoyed by mem- Hoo-Hoo isn't romantic? Hoc Club #28 Calendar of Events. Ifyou would bers, spouses, and guests. A good sized crowd came to the On a sad note, the club's long time member and past like a copy, please contact the Detroit Club. Dellen Wood Products plant and enjoyed good food and refresh- president, Bill Glindeman, passed away suddenly recently while Keep your eyes open for SURPRISES in ments under direction of Bill Lentes. on a duck hunting trip with his son and grandson. Bill had just 1994. been elected (again) to the club's Health, Happiness, and Long Life from board of directors and will be Detroit Club #28 greatly missed by all who knew -submitted by Matt Miller 93956 him. -excerpts from the club's BEN F. SPRINGER OF Fuilmer "Hoo-Hoo Hi-Lights" MILWAUKEE CLUB #35 Lumber Company October 28, 1993, was a night of historic value for this club. We concatenated five new n Hepre'entingSocomiLaminated %eneer I.umber products WILLAMETTE VALLEY kittens. Four of them were ladies. We are proud BENF. SPRINGER CLUB #35. The club's neu' hitte*sfor 1993are, left to right. Shorva Ndsoa, * FcIusi'.e agentsforCenlur Pine cuistxk CLUB #33 of these kittens and hope to keep their enthusiasm Tern Treft, JeffRo,nnek, Donna Lobacz, and Porn Courtnry. Theyare aU long-time indestry people. . UP, As we proceed through the year, which seems DISTRIBUTORS OF Importing Radiata l'inc rrom Nesi Zealand Right now we have gone ik,rI' to be a problem for many a club. Another problem beyond 90+ on 1993-94 dues renewals. That is really great We kd,u Pn. CORPORATE OFFICE (oinin k r- have to hit 111 paid members. We Kndw,nu PII. Bon 49Q CCA Fire (d t)oold,oregon 97020 actually had 114 members for the L,,fl,in', PnnL,ni. iSO3L h,7M-5200 Preservative Retardant 1992-93 year. However, we now Teatment Treatment SPFÏ'IALIZISG have four LiFE MEMBERS. Product,onSpecialists uni,'e,ni In lain. (.in.,I SALES OFFI('F: SALES OFFICE And speaking of life mem- Pressure Trelted Lumber, Timber,Plywood, I)()SALD. ()RI:(;()". REDM()M). t bers, Club #33 proudly presented Landscape TiesPiling, KilnDryinQ Service 150.51 675.5200 15031 923-0233 Rich Cone a life membership at the RSUUFIV t503) 675.535.1 FAX 5031 923-30I8 FAX ifldnSi,I I'n October meeting. Rich has done a M B.B.&S. TREATEDLUMBER TÑ Fullmer John Fuilmir Mike Spiirgeon - BUILDING MATERIALS lEtti R1'.(i Mike FiiÍInwr PitKirwin Bob T,Iton lot to keep this club on it's feet over OF NEW ENGLAND, INC. Ydp. h' Smc,Bdihiimer Kmin 1« Pc kiroan a... (odnn (buck Thompaon Brian Kir,.an the years. He has pitched in when JOI.N WALXR Mark Parenteau M,.nd Lo.d, P,_i sbeninn, the going was tough and member- I 1-800-$01.021$ Sales 1r,kn,n Pi 1.800-547-0984 44$-2121 Ottica P 0 Box 982 Li* (401) 884-0701 Devils FootRd (800) 322-4006 1fr CELEBRATING YEAR 1973-1993 Davisville RI 02854 conJialfr4o a& page ¡.ig & Tally, February 1994, page 38 Log & Tally, Februazy 1994, page 39 SEATTLE CLUB #34 The Seattle club kicked off the first meeting of the Hoo- Hoo year with an "Invite-a-Guest" nighL A social good time was enjoyed by those gathered at Francos Hidden Harbor on the shores of Lake Union in Seattle. All guests were treated to dinner by the club, and a nice array of gifts were given away in After dinner, a fine flock of frozen turkeys were raffled off, also a co*tijiiiedfrvm previo*s page the raffle that followed. Remington shotgun that Seattle member Ron Garka proudly ship and interest on a decline. And, we can thank him for all the October 12 was Tacoma/Olympia Club #89's turn to host claimed. lumber going in to the golf advertising signs we have put our annual joint meeting, The Sumner Sportsmans Club was the On November 9, members again gathered at Franco's for together over the years. Plus Rich does well to beat the drums site again this year. Hoo-Hoo nimrods unlimbered their the annual $250 drawdown. All members in attendance whose for Club #33 at other Hoo-Hoo club golf events. A very deserv- scatterguns for a go at the clay pigeons. Most of the rest of the dues were paid got a chance in the raffle. Winners were Buzz Ing life membership, indeed. attendees, well fortified by the Tacoma club bartenders, formed a Cascoigne, Jack Pellhani, and Bruce Olson. Special thanks to The October meeting was a good one. Paul Ehinger gave gallery to shout encouragement and/or insults, depending on big winner Bruce, who donated $100 of his prize back to the an update on the state of the forest products industry timber club affiliation. Top shooter for the Seattle club was Dan Powell. club's scholarship fund. First VP Harvey Scott also brought availability and what is going on in the Clinton administration to eight frozen turkeys for the raffle. handle the use ofour forests. Really, not much!! Guess who has December 7 marked the date of Seattle club's famous the upper hand? Diiving down from Portland was Rameses 85 (infamous?) Christmas party. Sixty members and guests Dave Blasen, the 1992-93 Snark of the Universe. With him was enjoyed an evening of fun and entertainment to get the holiday Jim Talley, deputy supreme nine ofJ-HI. Thirty-five members season started. Thy-odd prizes were raffled off, the grand prize being a trip to Reno won by Les Sjeholm. Great evening. and guests turned out for a good steak dinner at the Factory in SF4TI'IE CLUB #34. Seattle membe,s, ¡? to rht, Ge,,e Bruir. Arai. Springfield. Upcoming events include a Casino Night, joint function with Portland, and a visit from the Snark in May. Ga,'*a, os4 Doig Mehhev eajog the social hoar ai the SeattktTacoma- No meetings were held in December or January. The next Olympiajoi,t ,Neetiag lis October. meeting will be in February with the trapshoot held in conjunc- tion with the J-III Mini-Conference in May. Club #33 is the host SEATTLE CLUB #34 club for the mini-conference this year. The Seattie club kicked off the first meeting of the Hoo- -excerpts from the club's newsletter October 12 was Tacoma/Olympia Club #89's turn to host Hoo year with an "Invite-a-Guest" nighi A social good time was our annual joint meeting. The Sumner Sportsmans' Club was the enjoyed by those gathered at Franco's Hidden Harbor on the site again this year. Hoo-Hoo nimrods unlimbered their shores of Lake Union in Seattle. All guests were treated to scatterguns for a go at the clay pigeons. Most of the rest of the dinner by the club, and a nice array of gifts were given away in attendees, well fortified by the Tacoma club bartenders, formed a the raffle that followed. gallery to shout encouragement and/or insults, depending on club affiliation. Top shooter for the Seattle club was Dan Powell. After dinner, a fine flock of frozen turkeys were raffled off also a PACIFIC FOREST PRODUCTS. Remington shotgun that Seattle member Ron Garka proudly claimed. - QUALITY DISTRIBUTION OF WEST COAST LUMBER - On November 9, members again gathered at Franco's for the annual $250 MILL DIRECT LCL drawdown. All members in attendance whose dues were paid got a chance in the SINCE 1948 raffle. Winners were Buzz Gascoigne, Jack DF TIMBERS REDWOOD UPPERS Peilham, and Bruce Olson. Special thanks to LAMINATED BEAMS REDWOOD COMMONS REDWOOD PATFERNS big winner Bruce, who donated $100 of his LONG DIMENSION FO prize back to the club's scholarship fumi CEDAR DF CLEAR 'lEi? First VP Harvey Scott also brought eight TREATED STOCK PINE frozen turkeys for the raffle. WIU.4ME7TE VAllEY CLUB #33. The thth's aivai HEM/FIR tnzp shoot is oe ofits ,wsf po1ar eve, ai,dfrvm the LVLs December 7 marked the date of looks oftkose steaks, th.ret little wosd,r wky Amo*g Seattle club's famous (infamous?) Christhas »7L14MEm VALIZICLUB #33. aib preside,it Mike Carey, 1g?,last year prtse,.ted those esjg the eve*t were Dave Bias.,,. Romeses &5, party. Sixty members and guests enjoyed an Ardue Brow,. it'ith a l(, membekip iii hosor ofhis oabtaw4iag serviceto the cab. left, a*d Fred &heffler. thea Sspreme Ni*efor J-III. evening of fun and entertainment to get the holiday season started. Thirty-odd prizes were raffled off, the grand prize being a trip to Reno won by Les Sjeholm. Great evening. Biss Lumber Co., Inc. Upcoming events include a Casino Ma,'oe Townç ii 523 5OMERSET AVE TAUNTON MA 02780 Waf, ra. Night joint funcfion with Portland, and a °LTCr' visit from the Snark in May. J CAPT TiM MACKENZIE I $ BILL BARR DAVE TRY DOM DAVID WEST DUNCAN HOSSACI( BOX 1151 . BOX 1644 329 PARK WAY 342OCOACFflANEC' FRESNO, SANTA CRUZ, CAMERON PARK, PHOENIX, ( AZ 85001 Harken Towing Co.Ltd. CA3717 CA95062 CA95682 PO BOX 7. 199OAAGUE AVE (209) 268-6221 (408) 457-0311 (916) 677-3104 (602) 252-3616 u . FAX 602252-3602 PORT COQUITLAM. B C : FAX 209-268-9608 FAX 4.457.O31 2 FAX 916677-3106 508824-7421 5O8e22.9p6 V3C 3V5 FAX 942-4914 Log & Tally, February 1994, page 40 Log & Taily. February 1994, page 41 RTIAND CLUB #47. New kitteis uiclv4edtkeflrst two women tojoithe PorUaMd c1,b. Back row, i? to right, jun Mercer, LeeJimerso, Charles Coich, Michael McCort,,ey, and Kirn SEATTLE CLUB #34. BeLow, thewiN,thigable wos loaded with birds VolisledI. MidSJe row, 1e/t to right, ore WON¡ the ,tOe at the SeattIe,PJ'acomaOIympia joüit meethig ii 0 feo', Masie o4 My McCortey. Fro,t Odober. row, left, Jim Talley. clwb presidei,t, and Gene Cas,ciato. Michael and FAy McCarneyjojn the Portland clath as its first hasban4/wife members. P' PORTLAND CLUB #47. Don Morisette of ¿4 Morissette ¡-lome Constriíttion was the ¿ clkb's guest speaker in December. He spoke . . :.- a.' '. aboit tite effect ofolteriustive products in . SEATTLE CLUB #34. Ro,, Gar*a, left, claimed the top mifie the industry today. .. prue, o Remiigtoi shotgio.,from Tacoma-Olympia pridet Loga* I.ogworM at tflejoñit meei*g. TACOMA-OLYMPIA CLUB #89 .1 October 12 was our Annual Turkey Shoot and joint meeting with PORTLAND CLUB #47 Seattle Club #34 at the Sumner Sportsmen's Association. Sixty.one . Portland Hoo-Hoo Club #47 held i members and guests were present Seventeen members vied for first, their Annual Christmas Lincheon ii;j second, and third place prizes in the shooting. Twenty turkeys were December 16 at the World Forestry )f raffled off. Ron Garka won the shotgun. A nice dinner was catered, and a ,'p4- Center. There were 45 members and great time was had byall. guests present, and everyone had a good The November 2 meeting was our Long Form Concat We were honored to have Manny Litvin, Snark of the Universe, to help initiate our time. p Guest speaker, Don Morissette of . . new kittens. We initiated eight new kittens, one of whom was a lady. We Morissette Home Construction, spoke on I welcome Lisa O'Kelly, Craig Dowdy, and Mark Meekhof of McMillan '. 4; the effect of alternative products in our Bloedel; Michael Stillings and Jeff Curtis of Curtis Lumber, Gregory industry today. In addition to being a _Jy Oi-am ofTanglewild Lumber Gerald Bowers of King Shutters; and successful business owner, Don has been Othniel Blancaflor of Hilisdale Lumber. After a nice dinner we had a visit active in community service. He also with Manny Utvin, Snark of the Universe. shared his views on the role of the continked on n& page Portland Metro Board for which he is currently a candidate. Eight new kittens, including the 1-800-44.3-9003 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE Birmingham Portland club's first two women, were 7.00 AM . 6:00 PM Central Daylight Time P.O. Box 20609 concated November 18. We have more Lumber Like You Want ¡t When You Want It Milton Butler applications for our February 1994 concal PORTMND CLUB #47. New club offlcersfor 1993-94are, top right to bottoni left, presiden:,Jiw* SALES BRANCHES Ta!Iey;fi,j vice presideit, Matt DieYdO second vice presidel, Joh n Mirphy, SeCretary/frrer Nita Weir,Darlene Davis, Kevin Weisgerber, Bob Horton, BobbyAtlanta, GA (CSXT) Jock Voelihe, and vicegereit snar*, Mike Holm. Mills, Chris Collins, Willie Andrusko, Dwight Poole, Aaron Birmingham, AL (BN) & Chancey, Steve Blount, James Babb, Gene Schettgen Columbia, SC (SOUHERN) DOUGLAS FIR WESTERN SPRUCE CEDAR FINGERJOINT C & Btr Boards 0-Select TOM STUMPF TEL 4381 122 BUSINESS Over 61 Years ol Service C & Btr. 2 2 Grade Stamped REDWOOD FINGERJOINT C & B(r. 5/4 arid 4x4 3 Common SALES MANAGER LP INNERSEA!. C & BIr. Fingerjoirit Patterns, Strips S LIM . TR IM DECK RAIL SYSTEM 0-Select Fir & Larch SOUTHERN PINE STONEHAM('LUME3ER Select Structural 2x C & Btr. Arkansas P LV WOO OS WESTERN WoOD PRESERVING CO. C & Btr. Southern Yellow Hardwood . Birch PONDEROSA PINE C & Btr, Patterns Hardwood . Oak . t7Vu /11/ C & Btr. Boards #2 Patterns & Boards Lauan Steptreads C. D, #2 p . ¡, ,i 25f, SeiitIe 8.?N. /Ó&) C & Btr. Fingerjoint Sanded Pine .S:,,,,nei: Y39() /-'«X)-472 77/4 C & Btr. RWRL 5/4-6/4-8/4 Sanded Fir :'()óM 19/ THOMAS J MEHARI. 2 Shelving /....\. #(2Ó) 8Ó3.912t1 21 I Fir Sidings SALES UANAGfR MAIN STREET STONEHAM MA 02180 #3 Shelving Log & Tally, February 1994, page 42 Log & Tally, February 1994, page 43 TACOMAJOIMYPIA CLUB #89. The d.,b coscatesat.d eg*: sw kitte*s aI their November mssg, icldig tkeirfiri Beiow, the ew kifle*s pose with Mo,.sy Litviss, S*ar* o/the Uisiv.tu, ceIer, a4, :inifiv., right, Toi., S1iu,pf Supre.0 Ni.e, J-III. costijedfrü,vi previoas page December 14 we had our Annua] Christmas Dinner Party at the Tacoma Club high atop the First Interstate Plaza Building. Ninety-one guests and Hoo-Hoo members enjoyed the social hour followed by dinner and a sing along with Christmas carols. All the ladies received a gift from Santa who was really club president Logan Longworth. It was a very nice affair which we hope to expand on next year. -submitted by John Crawford WINEMA CLUB #216. At the anuaJ covestio i* Siow.x FeUs, the Wiiiema c1b was owarde4 the lico- Hoc WOOd Promollo,, Award.Bw.xz Waper TACOMAJOLYMPIA CLUB #89. Lisa OKelly. 1fl, the cltb's accepted the award at the co,wenti aid, above. fi'! woma, me,,tber, is wekome4 ¿Shpreme Niiie, J-III, prtseistsifto dub pride1Joe Wampler. To* Staø,,pf. ceiiier, o,.4 S,iark ofthe Uivere, May Litt'i*. GREEN PETER CLUB #226 Foresters' Night was held in October at Molatores Blue skies and warm weather greeted 130 Restaurant. About forty members and guests attended. golfers at the 19th Annual Green Peter Golf Buzz Wagner presented to club president Joe Waxnpler Tournament on Friday, September 17, 1993, at the Wood Promotion Award from the International McNary Golf Course in Salem, Oregon. Using a Convention. Forestry and environment were discussed shotgun start, players completed play in approxi- ! with the focus on and to work with each group to achieve mately five hours, leaving adeguate time for the best results and the least friction. relaxation at the 19th hole. A beautiful prime rib Twenty-five members, guests and kittens boarded WINEMA CLUB 0216. Oath meiibm oiidgiests toired the Collier Pork Logig Mw.seion dinner was served to the delight of all. i,, Septer#iber. Oi display is a wide raige ofold-time loggiig eqiipmeit and a/acts I a bus for an 80-mile trip to Gilchrist, Oregon in Novem- co*ti*sd o g$ page ber. Club #216 met Paulina Club #220 for ajoint concat After a good prime rib dinner, eight kittenswere gathered and secluded for initiation into Hoo-Hoo. Five were from Paulina and three from Winema, A good time for all. On the bus trip back to Klamath, W.K. Patterson was the main raille winner. Guest "Scotty' Scott from r Redding, California, collected a raffle prize, too. December saw fifty-five members, guests, and sponsors assembled at Molatores Restaurant for our Let us be your inventory for Annual Winter Fund Raiser. Fifteen past presidents appeared to collect a free dinner and help draw the WINEMA CLUB #216 sI,000 elimination raffle. After 99 ticketswere drawn, Scott ji Wampler was left to win the $1,000. Our good hostDave REDWOOD September was time for Old Timers Night at Collier Park Molatore came out #99 with SIOO for his ticket.Past president Iogging Museum. About 45 members attended this annual Mike Pelligrino was #50, so he pocketed $50. Wholesale...so you can meeting and steak fry. Free dinners were given to all members Some of the rest won bottles of spirits. There was a good tumouL Ron 65 and over. Bill Patterson, Dan Brown, and Bob Wampler Loveness make aprofit was presented the International Wood Promotion Awardto hang explained some old time logging equipment. The Ehlers, Fred in his office at Modoc Lomber Company for and Chuck, cooked steaks for all. Cam Curtisswas a substitute his efforts and organization of the sixth grade forestrytour in Kiamath Falls. for Fred this year. Steaks were good and therewere enough. We have a large inventory of: DALLAS, TX. Coming up in January is the club's AnnualCrab Feed. . Redwood Plywood Large Timbers 2425 Burbank St. Dallas, Tx.75235 Robert Osborn s Bevel Siding Redwood l.attice Panels (214) 357-7317 Sales Representative Redwood Skirting Expansion Joint National WATS 1 -(800) 442-3396 I Finger Joint I" Pattern Stock HOUSTON, TX. s I" & 2'Finish Stock: up to 12" widths 6800 Pine Vista Lane HARBOR MILLWORK Wide Selection of (rades Available Houston, Tx.77092 (71 3) 690-5544 a Huttig Company MANNY LflVIN National WATS 1 -(800) 252-3499 SNARK OF THE UNIVERSE i foeraj drive campanelli nd pk JBJQJWats1-5-532-9tj 30955Hunteri Dr., Apt i braintree, ma iAORI( '.. 02184 617-a49-14o FarmingtonHills, Ml 48334-1251 313-737.6997 Log & Tally, Febniary 1994, page 44 Log & Tally, February 1994, page 45 . :': . .. , . .__)'-_..'- . .- .--.r GREENPETER CLUB 226. Agrcnp OfR.d Skim' repars for tee-offa' the Greei Peser I9tk Amja! GoVToair,.ame,.t. costi*kedfrm,; Jwevioss page NORTH CASCADE CLUB #230. 14 toFight. clkb Winner of the low gross award with a smooth par s.crdapy Horrj, Stickeil, presidstaydeSkoeaker, round of 72 was Ron Vickers. Low net Callaway went to o4 gt spiaker Cck Nthos., a fit,,,er MisNesota Jack Davis. First flight Callaway winners included Thu Vski*g hace kicker, at the ciath's Odober meeti,tg. Goodrich, Dirk Steele, and Bill Bourgaize. Second Mght awards went to Bill Tiger, Steve Grimes and Dave were awarded to sharpshooters and lucky ticket holders. The Weston. Third flight winners were Mike Scott, Art board wishes to thank all our sponsoring companies and generous members who provided the giveaways. As usual the Lindsay, and RG. Cone. Fourth flight awards wentLo Brian Calderon, Richard Nelson, and Joe Honnecheck. evening was capped by the raffle of a UVE turkey! Bill Bourgaize belted a powerful drive on No.1 Our annual Christmas party was held December 14 at the hole to win the long drive contest Mel Pellow won Everett Golf Club. It was a gala event, featuring a great dinner, accurate drive on #12 hole. K.P. winners were Bob music, dancing, and lots of happy folks that make North Cascade Goffiuig #4 hole, Doug Woodcock on #7, and Chuck Hoo-Hoo Club number one in the country! Danskey on #15. Clearly winning the high gross award Best Wishes, Long Ufe and Happiness to all in 1994! of six golf balls was Dan Reeves who neeled all the help Fraternally, Evening drinks and dinner were had at the Lakes Resort, he could get. Judge Godfrey L88601 Mount Gambier. Dave Didwell, Brian and Sue Page, Val Page, I Contributors of funds for the Green Peter Scholar- Russell and Margo Hay, Peter Hay, Ian Ferguson, Trevor and ship Fund at Oregon State University School of Forestry Maureen Aston and VIn Zed were some of the participants. were announced and received with enthusiastic applause. The Annual Mount Gambier Hoo-Hoo and Timber All look forward to next year's tournament Industry golf day was held on a glorious day at the Altamurra -reported by Don Andrews Golf Course on October 31. NORTH CASCADE CLUB #230 About 80 golfers and non golfers enjoyed an Ambrose The North Cascade Hoo-Hoo Club #230 wa called to Fours team competition played for substantial prizes and order for the 1993-94 season by its new president, Clyde trophies provided by a large number of generous sponsors. Shoemaker. Our September 14 meetingwas held in Burlington, The Moreland Trophy for the best 18-hole handicap was Washington. Several foursomes enjoyeda beautiful afternoon of won by a team of bandits, the K&S Legends Team ofTony Cook, golf prior to the meeting. Nearly 100 members turnedout for a Peter Button, Barry White, and k Doody. They shot 67 of the terrific prime rib dinner. Carter Walton linedup our speaker, stick, net 51-1/2. Runners-up were John Hughes, David who offered a slide presentation of hissummers taking college MT. GAMBlER CLUB #214 Tumbull, John Boyle and John Philpott with 68 net 54.1/4. The students into the Amazon jungle. Dick Campbell of Woy Woy and Ham Ahlo of Honolulu most important NAGA Trophy of an Embossed Toilet Seat and Our October 19 meeting was held at the Tulalip Inn in visited Mount Gambier after the Jurisdiction W Convention. prizes went to Stephen Keats, Ian Wilson, Kevin Hammings and Marysville. We held a short form concat andwere pleased to This visit on October 3 and 4 was in route to visit Des Gill on Hadyn Egan with 81 net 65-3/4. induct i i new kittens, Lester Allen, Bob Boyington, MikeW. Kangaroo Island. Worst score on an individual hole went to Dave Didwell, Canson, Mike Gaffney, Jerry Hammer, Brian lloyd,Rick Martin, Trevor and Maureen Anton wore the visitors out Sunday Dennis Rea, AJec Stratford and Bob Gilinore with a double bogey Ken Reoh, Gary Taylor, Carl Wollebek, and MikeCearley. night with a very thirsty, late hour sing-along. 7 on the 7th. Longest drive trophies went to Tony Cook (golfer) October has traditionally beenour Sports Night, and true to form Brian and Sue Page escorted Dick and Ham to the famous and Stephen Black (non golfer). we had another outstanding speaker. Thisyear we were Coonawarra Vineyards for the day. entertained by Chuck Nelson, place kicking legendfor the co*1i*asd o u page University ofWashington Huskies and the MinnesotaVikings. Chuck regaled the audience withsome marvelous tales of the NFLand the unique life ofa place kicker. 19'urkeys and Trapshoot"was the theme for our Novem- WESTCOAST CELLUFIBRE ber 17 meeting at the Mt. VernonElk's Club. Lots of hearty GREEN PE7T.R CLUB #226. The G,ws Peter Co1Co.,miflee i,sclv4ed, souls oiled their shotguns and joinedJim Reece and Chuck ¡t to itkt. Dick MartiK, L G. Co,,e, Doq Woodcock, &oltCositoiwu,e, Parker for a trap shooting aidPaFw,d contest at the Twin City Sportsman Club. Later at the dinner meetinga host of prizes and turkeys Manufacturers of Fine Grain Coastal Hemlock, Export Clears, Shop and Structural Products VAN LUMBER For unsurpassed quality competitively priced TElE MIELWORK sIE(;lALlj INSULATING GLASS WINDOWS (604) 324-2231 Greg Ellis JOHN WOOD Sales Mnger SALES REPRESENTATIVE \ÂI FAX (604) 324-4023 PO. Box 810 508-966-4141 27 South Mpk Streer Fax 508-966-3H35 Standard Sash & Door Compény Tel.(603) 432-8845 l3ellingham. MA 02019 Iloiiic: 5()H-43-7()H5 Derry IndustrIal Park 8890 Manitoba Street,Vancouver,B.C. V5X 3B1 (800) 955-0701 Derry,NH 03038 Fax: (603) 432.0573 Log & Tally, February 1994, page 46 Lq& TQUy,FetirUarj 1994, page 47 MT GAMBlER CLUB #214. A K&S Lq.,sd, tecuu tooh ko*. the MOI-eiQ4 flvphyjbr the 'bs$ 18-hoJs haSd1CaP A*bVSI ai MELBOURRE CLUB #217. a,ib eberA*dy Biachweil, ¡ç?, Skprevs. Ni*.e the dbgt4fday ii, Odober. 14 to rg*I ore Touy Cook. forJ-W, presei.ted Mwy Fraser, ce*ter, ofNewcastle #237 with tks Pridestt Borvy White. Peler Bttois, A. Doody, aed c1b pr#id,t Bar,y awordforJ-IV. Toiy &erñ, right, praide,t ofMelboan,e #217 received Skif- Hoswe prtiig Ilse tropky. ¡V Me$sietter awanL The preiatjo*s were made at tkeJ-W Covestio. MELBOURNE CLUB #217 coNtifrvM viois page October was a veiy busy and exciting Nearest to the pins prizes went to John month for Melbourne Club, the highlight McNamara 6th, Brian Page 8th, Rod Sparks being the J-W Convention that was held at 10th, and Chrisjones 16th. Best nine holes the Radisson on the shores of Albert Park went to Gary Vanden Hoogen, Phil Sugden, Lake. Mark Collins, and Brian Norman. For the Once again the Melbourne club second nine was Steve Whennan, Chris excelled itself with a very successful Jones. Vernon Mansell and Robert Kuhi. convention. The organizing committee A major raffle with sixteen substantial worked very hard, and I am sure that prizes saw the major prize won by Mt. everyone who attended will agree that Gambler president Barry Hanson who took everything went off without a hitch. home a dinner for two at the Lakes Resoit The convention was weil attended -submitted by Brian Page, Publicity over the three days it ran. Friday night's opening cocktail party/dinner was attended by around 120 people. Saturday began with a business session followed by an afternoon at the races, or a leisurely cruise along the YalTa, depending upon personal choice. The VIP night on Saturday was an unqualified success. The 310 people in attendance were entertained, enlightened, and perhaps occasionally shocked by the views of Bruce Ruxton. How very refreshing to listen to a person so totally pro-Australian but not the MT GAMBlER CLUB #214. least bit afraid to say aloud what he thinks is Wel.!, ,iot evee ca* be a ¡W wrong with this country. lqe*d like Greg No,w,.a,, or Jack Nickia*& Wiiu,e, of the In attendance we had three overseas visitors-our current Our final commitment for the month was the 'limber and i*/am,ov$ NAGA Tmpkyfor the Snark of the Universe, Manny Utvin, his wife Bernice from Working with Wood Show. The club again hosted the hospitality Ae,bros. 18-hole kw.4icap wo,t Detroit, and Jan Evert-Hermans from Vancouver. Jan, who is room for the delegates providing fax, phone and photocopying L?torgk:. weil known to many Melbourne members, was here to promote facilities along with tea, coffee and light refreshments Over the Stephe,, Keats. IaWiieoi, Kevi,, next year's international convention that is being hosted by course of the three events we had interest from a number of He,.,,,i*gs, a*dHady,, Egae Vancouver Club. You will be hearing more about this over the prospective members, including the possibility of a club in Stephe,, proidIy held the embos.d coming months. Sweden. loüet seat trophy while Hady,i was busy trfieg to hideftvm the Immediately following the convention was the 14th All I would like to thank everyone who was involved in the cae,u. Australian Timber Congress that was attended by many Hoo- planning and running of these three events, along with ali Hoo members. Once again, this was very well organized, and it attending members and their guests, for helping to prove again is very interesting that most of the organizing committee was that Melbourne Club is number one! from our club. We hosted the opening night. The Bight in the Health, Happiness. and Long Life, Bush," which ensured that the club kept a very high profile. TonyScerri9l265 When quality counts... You can expect the extra serviceand product quality JOHN H SCHMOKEL ofivlzich long-terni business relationships aremade. REG/ONA S4fS MANAGER r T E PHONE 219i 272 8395 EST t93 'a. WE tI-4E FSe-41E LO WItJOOW fAX 219 272 2793 w BLASEN & BLASENLUMBER CORP. NORM POLI Serving the distributor andindustrial clear lumber market since 1953 - . Office & Shipping Weather Shi&d Mtg.. Inc. Home: (313) 628-1616 P.O. Box 17130 One Weather Shi&d Plaza WATS: (800) 222-2995 1601 N. Columbia Blvd. Medford, WI 54451 Voice Message: 7-4664 (503) 283-0500 Corp. Office: (715) 748-2100 Home FAX: (313) 628-3967 Portland, OR 97217 P 0 BOx 02 SILES MICHIGAN 49170 (503) 283-0436 FAX Log & Tally, February 1994, page 48 14g & Tally, Febniazy 1994, page 49 At rkt. wo,* is bei*idosstofimsa club i,sMOJaia.Kawa Lar Hoo-Hoo Oath 1275 kzs sai.d a boardofdirecoi, aisd tk.y m.t is Nov.,,ther 1993 to bqis the ,t*ofgettig the dwb tkeDIs&The board membe' ore, ¡to ,ight, Sao WAt H..g, Woig Kay. Hoq Lay ThoMg, L.e iew Fook, cÑRogen, Simo* Tais, Sah Kam Eiig, a.4Johs ar president Mary Fraser was able to quote her HHI number for the first time which raised a spontane ous cheer from the members andvisitors. The rejoicing at the meeting was further accelerated when the J.W convention awards for the °Best VAJVCOUVER CLUB #48. Ladies' Nightwas aseüoit this year with 152 coip1es ottes4ieg. Here some ofthe ladies place bets, lose bets,and payout lost bets. Club Project" and club president's report were put VANCOUVER CLUB #48. At on display. rig_lit, cJib presidect Glenc Newcastle's winning club project was their VANCOUVER CLUB #48. Chth Shapedonk prtunted agiftto educational trips for students and teachers with Potter, right, gives Rassie Kerr Swark ofthe Ucivetse,Mosey instruction from Forestry Department officers in the S1 she woeiNthe Ladi liMe, to acksowled,ge his visit to the forest itself. We anticipate our club arranging Draw. DoNg Capi looks oc. Voecoaver. these for Central Coast schools early in the new year. VANCOUVER CLUB #48 The J-IV Melbourne Convention was most The Terminal City Club was the location for our 18th Annual Ladies Night Held on successful and well represented by clubs through- Saturday, October 30, 1993, this event was a sellout with 152 couples attending. out Australia. I was privileged to attend the J-IV First order of business was for the wives and girl friends to make their bets for the board meeting standing in for the N.S.W. evening draw. Following the renowned Terminal City Club's Smorgasbord. introductions were vicegerent. Steve Glover, who was unable to made that included our Snark of the Universe, Manny Litvin and his wife Bernice. woy woy CLUB #26LQ to right, Maeiy Litvie, Ssar* of the attend. Despite the recession most clubs reported a good past A feature event of the night was a "Donor Auction" of items generously donated by Ueiv74. Mary Fraser, fr,lsidAt ofthe Newcastle ach, Ger,y Ryas, past year and anticipate an increase in membership for the 1993-94 several companies. We are grateful to the following companies who kindly donated items for Sue MujbrJ-IV ai'4 Dich Campbell, Ram 80. Dich CmpbeU Hoo-Hoo year. Our newly appointed J-IV president, Andy this event MA Trading, Ud., B&I Forest Products, Ud., Harbour Air, lid., Hodder Thgboat & coecat.dMar/sfather, StIO,tA11ee, who was a PaStPYrSÎdeIIt of the Blackwell, is most enthusiastic with future plans for both J-IV Pacific Towing, J.K Jacobson, Ud., SA Mowat, Ltd., Probyn Log, Ud., Rivtow Marine, Harken Newcastle aub. Dick was on heed whes Mo,y was coscated acá was and the international scene. Excellent reports have been Towing, Jones Scaling, Canadian Overseas, and Delta West Trading. gives the pJeasIrepriseeiig her badge. published in the tTimber Trader1' on both the convention and Ufl Excitement mounted as the draw down started. The first ticket drawn out of the barrel the subsequent Tunber Congress.' won a prize of $200. Each 25th person to have their ticket drawn won $100. The December meeting was planned to be a casual get- The last five ladies who still had tickets left in the barrel split $2,000 grand prize between woy woy CLUB #260 together with the ladies for infonnal discussions on next year's them. A group of Woy Woy members accepted Newcastle Club's activities and a chance to share a little Christmas spirit Thanks to Doug Saunders and Maurice Hudon for organizing a very successful event invitation to attend their club's November meeting. It was their To all our interstate and overseas members, President -submitted by Dave Campbell first meeting at their new venue, the Kahiba Bowling Club. It John and the board wish you all a healthy and prosperous New proved most suessful with good food and environment and an Year. excellent guest speaker from Germany. 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Forest Museum was decked out for the gala affair, The Cowichan Valley Club's Concat is always done with flair. PHOENIX CLUB #72 The October outing was a beautiful day with the temperar ture just right. A great showing of 40 golfers were on hand to £4CR.4MEPITO CLUB #109. Ll to right. Mike MacDooJd ofdie APA. The five kittens were frightened right out of their wits, Rick Tmxei, vicqerest Swark, Emeiws Sthesck, etai'y/freassreasid It was quite easy to tell they were all having fits. take on a super golf course, The Legends, and some darn good Tim Treickelt, reiosial masiagerforgoversimesital affaivsfor GP Mike golf scores were recorded. Low gross went to Steve Garrison oi'4 Tim were thefeatso-ed speakes at the clith's Isi4wst,y Nigkt that was Doctor Rocky Bradford with his knife and the congregation with 69; low net to Bill Swaney with 62; 2nd low net to Wes kei4 i,, October. ready, Dennis at 64; and Jim Johnson and Rick Gates won closest to the Was set to examine patients with a hand uneven but steady. pin holes. about the noithern spotted owl and had a good video tape November's weather didn't cooperate and forced the showing that the spotted owl does very well in second and third The first series of tests brought excruciating pain, planned outing at Scottsdale Country Club to be a week later growth forests. The kittens doubted whether they'd all remain sane. than scheduled. Forty-eight golfers originally planned to The second speaker was Mike MacDonald of the Amen- participate, but by the time the date was changed closer to can Plywood Association who spoke on the latest developments When all of a sudden, there arose such a noise. Thanksgiving only 36 golfers turned out to face the cold day. By in the plywood industry and passed out some literature that the The final test would surely determine their poise. tee time it turned out to be a beautiful day. It was nice to have APA does such a good job on. Jay O'Malley with us. He was a guest of his brother, John. Once It was a good meeting with president Jay Felty presiding. Now, Howard! Now, Rich! again we had some great golf. Steve Garrison shot a great 63 The attendance was disappointing with about 20 members in the Now, Ken and two Mikes, gross. Closest to the pins were shot by Steve Garrison and Larry audience. Their only reaction was Grabe. Our game was t's andrs(only those holes that start with The December meeting was "Forestry Night and was COWICHAN VALLEY CLUB #229.New club preside,,t Mike Osbon,, left, to bellow a few yikes. those letters were used, then we took 1/2 the player's handicap). held on the eve of the annual "Wholesaler's Luncheon" which is presents dab member Co,y SJieltoi With his awardfor bei*g Hoo-Hoo The winners were Bob Harrington, Jim Radowick, and Jim an important event for all lumbermen in the Sacramento area. memberoftheyear. She!tots well-k,sowforkisflNe wor* with Ike wa Two excellent speakers addressed current forestry issues. But it passed in what seemed like such a short time, aNd means committee. Hawley. Joining the Order of Hoo-Hoo would indeed be sublime. We have eight reinstatements and one kitten as of this First, Carol Crow, president of the California Forest The initiation did not end in a fate worse than death, date, They are as follows: Steve Garrison, Jim Lewis, Don Products Commission, spoke on efforts of the commission. The lumber mills financially support the commission that is currently But in a new fraternal understanding with each and every breath Heads of the various committees are Rob James, member- Lefevre, Ron Lodge, J.G. Halle, Joe Butkiewicz, John G. Buss, Scott Gates, and John Blodgett, the new kitten. lt's swell to have engaged in an advertising campaign to make the public aware of ship; Al Crosson, bingo/past president Don Bodger, publicity; the benefits of a managed forest The current advertisement Welcome to the Cowichan Valley Hoo-Hoo club Howard and Gary Shelton, ways and means. you ali with us. shows a picture of an owl in a tree with the caption "California Vaux, Mike Sauvageau, Mike Stull, Rich Bennett, and Ken The club's annual Christmas party was held one week -submitted by Chuck Pensinger 702299 Albrecht! Forests Also Provide Homes." following the concat, also at the B.C. Forest Museum. There The second speaker was Dave DeFiero ofTrus Joist In other club news, Gary Shelton was rewarded with a was a great turnout of members, guests, and, of course, the plaque as the Cowichan Valley club's Hoo-Hoo member of the SACRAMENTO CLUB #109 MacMillan, the limited partnership that has changed the face of ladies to make the yuletide spirit bright 'Industry Nite" was the theme for the October meeting of the wood products industry. This Joist MacMillan's stnictural year. Shelton always does a great job aimnging for club Here's to a very prosperous 1994 to everyone associated the Sacramento Hoo-Hoo Club #109. The meeting was held composite lumber products offers solutions to the biggest single functions through the ways and means committee. with Hoo-Hoo! Tuesday, October 26, at the Tuesday Club in Sacramento and problem facing lumber dealers and builders today the rapidly Mike Osbom heads up the new executive as president -reported by Don Bodger, Publicity Wayne Erickson remains as secretary; Bob Barlow will again be was chaired by Roger Ekvall. diminishing supply of suitable framing lumber. Through their assuming the treasurer's duties; and Jerry Doman carries on as We had two good speakers for the evening. Tini Treichelt, progressive product development and the efficient use of wood the vicegerent Wayne Lainontagne becomes the vice president who is G,P.'s Regional Manager for Governmental Affairs, spoke fiber the future of the managed forest is realized. coti*i.d o *t page 800-937-1233 )O8-&r¼ 1L\'t FAX 800-283-2343 MM i 4* A . MILLWORK Caradeo. MOR-LITE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Downes & Reader Hardwood Co. u(XI Wifld)WS& l'atii, I)oor'. tx\1Ks WtN)O5S R.x'IF 'DOS SKYUGHTS :ickg(adu WhoI.saI. Distributors Of Hardwood 2 I IIW'flUA[ WALR)LE. MAsS,AH1'SEUS Softwood Lumbar And Wasco Skydomis DARRYL F. KINSEY TERRITORIAL MANAGER DISTRICT SALES MANAGER P.O. Box 458 - Evans Drive 40 Mod St. 508-336-3493 : i . i . I . ' , , r, $ikonk, Mo ED DOWNES Sloughton. MA 02072 .\MES M RAPOZA 500-US-5597 :'i .'r I r,r'.',jr,rr 02771 Fax 508-336-4245 Sales Representative (61 7) 442-8050 'n V'. AL Log & Tally. February 1994, page 52 l4g& Tally, Febnaiy 1994, pe 53 L I I cos*i*s*iftvm ous page COAST COUNTIES CLUB #114 The Sacramento Hoo-Hoo Club #109 exists for the benefit of all Our November Forestry Meeting was a nice evening. individuals involved in Sacramento's lumber ¡ndustry. Whether you Dinner was at the Monterey Beach Hotel overlooking Monterey CENTRAL IOWA CLUB #102 are employed at the forest, mill, wholesale, distribution. manufactur- Bay with a big chunk of swordfish looking atyou. It doesn't get Monday, October 18, 1993, Central Iowa Hoo-Hoo Club 1L or retail level of the market this club has something to offer, any better! Tom Moss, State Parks ecologist, talked to us about #102 met in Monroe, IA, for the Annual Fish Fry. This event has regardiless if you are a current member or an occasional guesL All the Monterey pine trees dying from pitchcancor and their been held in the same location for well over twenty years. It is indhduals in this industry are Invited to attend meetings and are inability to rebound. Jeff Gottsfried, Dave Reynolds, and Dave the club's biggest event and is also the time when new officers encouraged to participate in our events. DePiero from Trus.Joist gave us an inspiring talkon what their are installed. This year between 45 and 50 people enjoyed the The companies and individuals who sponsor and contributetu company is doing during the timber crisis. Although not great food and the opportunity to visit with old friends. The club this club allow all of us a chance to get together in fellowship, provide promoting themselves diredily, they speak for all manufacturers is always grateful to long time member Con Garland for setting public service. or even hear about the latest timber issue. and the tough time they are having. We knew going into the up this event. Health, Happiness, and Long Life. sAcRAMEm'o CLUB #109. Tom Covanaugh,lt?, of meeting that good news in our industry would be hard to find, -submitted by Rich White, secretary -submitted by Dick Kidder with excerpts from the club's Higgiiis Lamber Compauy a*d Roger Ehvall ofAs4eon but it was great to get together with fellow members and havea newsletter Lumbervisit duriug Ike club's Iu4ustry Nghf. Roger was the good time nonetheless. The meeting was dedicated to Ai-t chairmaN jbr the eve*t. Willert, a member passing on, but never forgotten. November 19 saw several members from CCHH #114 travel to Fresno and take in their great sawmill tour. Sam Tarantino, Mark Spindler, Dave Trybom, Bill Sullivan and guests, Sarah Kirk and Marks Guest, saw a wonderful day filled with great talk, friendship, and education. Ed Gavotto, Supreme Nine, even traveled from San Diego to be there. The members and chairmen should be congratu- lated for doing such a super job. Do not miss it next year! COAST COUNTIES CLUB December 20 was Santa Claus with our own Bill Baird in his finery. The club gave away stuffed animals, candy canes, yo- #114. The club's yearly charity CEKTRAL IOWA CLUB #102. The yos, frisbees, pencils and sharpeners, and market gift certificates clubs ouuuoiflthfiy was agoiii a fioictioii is to bri*g C7sÑtisas to great success this year with 45-50 peaple otteudiig. It's beA hdd is. the theusotg residents at the Family to those in need at the Family Emergency Shelter in Salinas. It wIe locatwu for over twe,ty yea rs. Emeiescy Shelter ia Salivas. is always a tough job to get a smile from one in crisis, but Bill did The club's ow's Bill Baird serva his best as usual and left with everyone smiling. This is our OMAHA CLUB #124 as Sauta Claus. He does o yearly charity function, and they look forward to us every year. tremeidous job hau4i*g out The Omaha Club had their Ladies Night at the Firehouse There is nothing like the smile on a child's face, especially at this Dinner Theater. A good group of our club attended this show presents o*l briitgi*g smiles to time of year. Thanks to all those that gave their time and efforts: the/oca ofchit4rei whog*t that featured mostly Fats Wailer's music. After a really good xot otherwise have much ola Shirley Baird, Sarah Kirk, Doug Dryer, Bill Sullivan, and, of buffet, the cast put on a good revue of excellent music. The cast Christmas. Moxy membersofthe course, Santa Clause, Bill Baird. Thanks to Sam Mora for his (all black) was excellent in their parts and made the musical club cud spousa help make this donation of Polaroid film and camera. come to life in a big way. A fun evening for our club! project a succs each year, bMt it -submitted by Bill Sullivan, president -submitted by Homer H. Hahn iSauta who gets all the happy hugs/ron, the kids. - TT?flfl r Jtk7'1oÑJ L NO CLUB NEWS SUBMITTED NO CLUB NEWS SUBMITTED (61 7) 944-8500 (508) 664-5794 PAUL COURT COMPANY 44 (508) 664-3310 F UTURES BROKER TLUMIER, INC. MOYNIHAN-LUMBER, INC. "Fores: Products" COLE-MULLEN SALES, inc. acke9 by a ¿esire to plea.se" Paul Court CHRISTOPHER GOFF MANUFACTURERs' REPRESENTATIVES "uaIity - Account Manager 1135011er 1 64 CHESTNUT STREET P.O. Box 1428 Waterford, Michigan 48328 by NORTH REAO4NO. MASS Stafford. TX 77497 (713) 499-5575 RICHARD T. MULLEN. JR. Represented 3 I 3-738-9360 RITA HARTIGAN 01864 Fax 0 (713) 499-0777 1 800 392-3942 TEL (203) 646-6270 202 EAST CENTER STREET Fax 313-738-0996 FAX (203) 646-0162 MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 lA& Taily, February 1994. page 54 Log& Tally, February 1994, page 55 We mourn the passing of our devoted Hoo-HooMembers - FRANK GREENSHIELDS 80270 Member of North Cascade Club #230 Everett, Washington JOSEPH F. WNSKY 63609 ALFRED C. FALK 77894 Member Twin Cities Club #12 Member of Detroit Club #28 Andover, Minnesota Romeo, Michigan Joe Lonsky was a past president ofTwin Cities Al Falk passed away recently. He retired from Club #12. He passed away in December. For 37 Church's Lumber Company in 1982 after thirty- years he worked at Lowry Lumber Company in six years of service. He is survived by his wife Minneapolis and then became the president of Esther, seven daughters, two sons, two sisters Lonsky Lumber Company in Ham Lake, Minne- and numerous grand children and great grand- sota. children. ARTHUR EDWARD NOBLE 85241 WILLIAM H. GUNDEMAN 61220 Member Vancouver Club #48 Member of Spokane Club #16 North Vancouver, British Columbia, Spokane, Washington Canada WIlLIAM S. GRAVES L77068 MILTON E. OLDENIORPH L44802 Member of Deiroit Club #28 Member St.. Louis Club #6 Berkley, Michigan St. Louis, Missouri President of Detroit Club #28 in 1976 and again CHARLES CAMERON RUSSELL 96670 in 1982, Bill was a constant reminder of Hoo- Member Vancouver Club #48 Hoo's Code of Ethics: "Do unto others..." More Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada than a few have said "He was special." After serving in the U.S. Army during World Ezra. E. SCHLO1THAUER 1.38212 War II, Bill worked at Homebuilders Lumber Member San Joaquin Valley Club #31 Company and later was co-owner of Farmington Fresno, California Lumber Company. He was active in civic and church work. Ezra Schlotthauer, age 95, died recently. He Bill is survived by his wife and dearest friend of was very instrumental in reactivating Club #31 fifty-one years, two daughters, arid six grandchil- in the late forties. He was the founder of Willard dren. Lumber Company. Log & Tally, February 1994, page 56 The South's Leading Millwk Manufacturer NORThCUTT WOOD WORKS Providing Quality Ponderosa Pine Mouldings & Personalized Service for 30 Years Introducing.. . Selected Profiles in Southern Yellow Pine. 800-256-8788 for Details Is P.O. Box 820, Crockett, Texas 75835 (409) 544-2028 FAX (409) 544-9537