Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, March 06, 1961, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextV . '.S-Jl i t ,'? 'i V - ALL THE CRAB he could eat and a little additional was the case at the Elks crab feed Thursday night at Klamath Auditorium. Here Bob Craig, left, and Roy Ruge, right, try to force another bite down Exalted Ruler Jay Lemire, all to no avail. A capacity crowd turned out for the annual event. Johnson. Named CofC Sets Meeting To Discuss Plan To Committees YREKA Congressman Wayne Aspinall, chairman of the Inter ior and Insular Affairs Commit tee of the House of Representa tives, has assigned Congressman! Harold T. (Biul Johnson of the Second District to three subcommittees. Congressman Johnson will serve on the subcommittees for Irriga tion and Reclamation, Public! Lands and National Parks. Congressman Johnson's other I committee assignment is to the Committee on Public Works where he serves on the Flood Control and Rivers and Harbors subcommittees and Select Com- mittee on Interstate Highways. JOINS KHRUSHCHEV LONDON (AP) - Alexei Adiu bei, editor of the Soviet govern-, ment organ Izvestia, cut short visit to Britain today and left for Moscow to join his father-in-law. Premier Khrushchev, on a trip to Siberia. Soviet Embassy officials did not disclose the purpose of the visit. i - MAR 22 E-APR. 20 5) 2- 6- 9 25 28-29-85-86 TAURUS APR. 21 MAY 21 GEMINI MAY 12 J? J JUNE 22 4-14-16-28 24-31-32-90 CANCER JUNE 23 JULY 23 20-26-30-45 60-71 -72 S JULY 24 AUG. 23 PN51-53-58-61 65-67-802 VIROO fA AOS- K SEPT. 22 52-54-54-64 77-78-83 STAR GAZERJ By CLAY R. POLLAN t Your Daily Activity Guid JM, According lo he Sron. To develop message for Tuesday, read words corresponding to numbers or your Zodiac birth sign. 1- 5- 9-21 1 Upwmd 2 Ploy 3F 4 li s 5 Trend 6 Your 7 You'll 8ll 9 Cords 10 Win 1 1 Spending 12Good 13 Loosely 14 Easier 1 5 Support 16 For 31 Accomplish 32 Important 33 From 34 Important 35 Financial 36 Belt 37 For 38 Folks 39 Making 40 Today 41 To 42 Picture 43 Won't 44 Money 45 Money 46 Possible 1 7 Improvement 47 Day-dream 18 In 19 Your 20 Good 21 Evident 22 You 23 Easy 24 To 25 Right 26 Outlook 27 Try 28 And 29 Expect 30 For (2)Good 48 Day 49 And 50 Dates 51 Late 52 Mailman 53 Evening 54Mjy 55 And 56 Bring 57 Play 58 Is 59 Seeing 60 Dealings Adverse 61 Poor 62 Neglect 63 A 64 You 65 For 66 Promising 67 Love-moking 685om 69 Your 70 Bring 71 Especiolly 72 Collections 73 Hunch 74 Duties 75 New 76 Your 77 Some 78 Cheerful 79 Heart's 80 Be 81 Professional 82 Reserved 83 News 84 Desires . 85 Good 86 Results 87Todoy 88 Experiments 89 Persons 90 Objectives 3 ) Neutral SCORPIO OCT. 24 ife NOV. 22 36-37-39-50 Ti b5-59-81-89SU SAGITTARIUS NCV.-2S -Aa DEC 22 (3 3-44-48-57 153-66-73 SS CAPRICORN MCia A JAN. 20 VT 7-10-12-ISflfl B3-34-38 i AQUARIUS JAN 21 FEB. 1? 17.lftig.15sr H2-46-87 &1 PISCIS FEB. 20-, MAR. 21 U-13-40-43A; p0-76-79-84e DUNSMUIR - Chamber mem bera were asked to make reser vations for the quarterly chamber of commerce dinner on March 8 at the Travelers Hotel at which time the Santa Fe Railroad will pre sent arguments in favor of Santa Fe assuming control of Western Pacific Railroad. All Interested persons in the vicinity have been asked to at tend whether they are chamber i members or not. Les Lenton. chamber president, so informed the board of directors Wednesday morning at the regular chamber directors' meeting. He said the hotel would like to know how many to plan to serve, so reser vations are requested. Dinner will be at 8:30 p.m. There will be no social hour preceding dinner. Other business included a report oh the Inter-Counties Chamber of Commerce of Northern California meeting in Cottonwood and the special southern Siskiyou cham bers of commerce meeting in Mc-Cloud. At the McCloud meeting last Saturday night, a state park site embracing Castle Lake and other lakes on the Siskiyou-Trinity ridge was endorsed by the participat ing chamber, Carl Clement reported. The chamber secretaiy was in structed to write the State Cham ber of Commerce for sample by laws. The bylaws of the local body have been misplaced. A motion was passed to ask community service clubs to join the chamber and serve on the board. Harold Baughman was added to the lighting study committee. A motion was passed to host the Southern Pacific Company Rod and Gun Club at a social party on the occasion of its an nual visit for the opening of fish ing season. THE CRAB FEED brought out a capacity throng of Elks Thursday night at the Klamath Auditorium. Here, Bernie Rawlins, left, hands out additional crab to Frank Peyton and Ray Ruger, both past exalted rulers. The crab feed is an annual affair for Elks. McCloud Man Services Held brother, Elmer, Klamath also 14 grandchildren. Services were held under the auspices of the Masonic Lodge hi the Memorial Park in Mount Shasta. McCLOUD Funeral services for ' Thomas William Nicholas were r" held March 4 in the Memorial Chapel in Mount Shasta. Mr. Nich ols died in the McCloud Hospital . after a lengthy illness. He was born in Kennett, Calif.. '. and was a resident of McCloud Qgjjg Settled la years, Wlltrie lit; wan umiJiuytru t as a steamfitter for the McCloud River Lumber Company. He leaves the widow, Mabel; daughters, Mrs. Lucille Hofer, - Mrs. Thorah Cossairt, Germany; i sons, Richard of the Navy; Leon ard and William, McCloud; a Falls; Peace Officers Set Meeting WEED This Siskiyou County; Peace Officers Association will meet at the Piedmont Hotel in; "Mount Shasta, Thursday, March 9, for a 7:30 dinner meeting. Carl O. Olsen, Oakland, public I relations manager of the South . em Pacific Railroad Company, will be the guest speaker. McCLOUD A trespass cutting of Christmas trees on government! land case was settled out of court! early last week. George Eichel berger of Shingletown agreed to pay a total of $1,117.48 for 380 trees- at double stumpage price and damages. Eichelberger was said to have been cutting trees on the Dr. J. L. Price property east of McCloud. Girl Scouts Plan Sale WEED Cookies by the doz ens will be offered for sale March 11 by the Girl Scouts ' in the Weed neighborhood. Mrs. H. C. Strothers wiU be the cookie sale chairman and scheduling a one-day drive fori1 the annual hind raising event. Girl Scouts throughout the Si erra-Cascade Girl Scout Council are selling cookies to add funds to their troop and to the council service budget. Cookie money, channeled into the council office, is reimbursed to the troops through leader train ing, camping activities and pro fessional help for adult volun teers. Every penny of cookie money earned by Girls Scouts comes back to the Girl Scout program, states Mrs. J. P. Bar- INVITATION BRASILIA, Brazil (API-Pres ident Janio Quadros said today he has invited Yugoslav President Tito to visit Brazil. No date was mentioned. J. Henry Helser. & Co. Investment MttnKxert Established lim. Ofllcei In Principal Weat Coast Ernest Bussey 2536 Vine Avt. TU 4-5041 Klamath Falls MS LOUIS STEWART Singers Set April Program Mayor Louis E. Stewart of Mer rill sings baritone in the Klamath Falls Chapter of the Society for the Preservation and Encourage ment of Barbershop Quartet Sing ing in America. He was a charter member of the organization in 1947 and served as president in 1950. He still likes to sing barbershop harmony and will participate in the 13th annual Quartet and Chorus Parade at! Mills School Auditorium April 22. The program will include two men s choruses, one women s chorus, five SPEBSQSA quartets and one Sweet Adeline's quartet. Tickets, priced at $2.40 for re served seats and $1.50 general admission, are on sale at Derby's Music Store. HKRALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon Monday, March t, 1961 Water Content Shows Deficit MOUNT SHASTA-Snow depths on March 1, as recorded by Dis trict Forest Ranger John C. Watt, -hmv more snow but less water content than a year ago. At Horse Camp (Mt. Shasta) snow tins year stands at 104.1; with wateri .landing 34.2 inches. Last yean 81.4 inches of snow held 33.6 inch es of water. Sand Flat shows a greater de ficiency. Snow a year ago stood at 66.2 inches, and held 26.9 inch es of water. This year 97.8 inches holds but 24.5 inches of water. Skiers like the powder, but ranchers like to see more wateri m their snow measurements. Weather vagaries are illustrated bv a report made by Frank M. Asbell, meteorologist for Mountl Shasta. During the winter 1897-98. no snow was recorded in Mount Shasta tor the months of Decem ber, January, and February. Dur ing the same three-month period in 1889 90 the snowfall was 270 5 inches. 1 ir FOLLOW THE LEADER TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPD Florida Gov. Farris Bryant, who may have gotten the idea from the leader of his party, plans to televise his next news conference. The meeting with newsmen next Thursday in Tampa will mark the first news conference by a Flor ida governor televised live. 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