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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 -
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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.
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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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piece novy suit with its own
polkadot dacron blouse.
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