March 28, 1973 (12 pages)

Seb arr eene a pe ™OLD ee >: = = A yy APRIL 2-8 April showers, sunshine cowers. Grass fire danger now . . Henry Ford died April 7, 1947 ».» New Moon April 3.. CCC enrollments began April 5, 1933 .. Average length of days for week, 12 hours, 54 minutes .. Dawns should be best of the year now, so rise early and see them.. Perry discovered North Pole April 6, 1909 . Mutiny occurred on the . If you give away an old coat, Frogs eggs can be seen now . “Bounty” March 7, 1789 . don’t cut off the buttons. Old Farmer’s Riddle: What’s the difference between here and there? (Answer below.) Ask the Old Farmer: Have you ever heard that porpoises slip under drowning sailors and carry them to land? It is said” that sailors will not kill porpoises. J.W.B., Philadelphia. We know of nothing that might support that old suf perstition. Porpoises in their natural state would not be likely to remain in the vicinity of a swimming man. Merchant-seamen may at one time have objected to the killing of porpoises, but whalemen killed and ate them at every opportunity. In the absence of fresh meat, the flesh of the porpoise was a very welcome change of diet. Home Hints: Hamburgers can be made more juicy by adding a grated, raw potato to the meat before cooking . . Glycerin rubbed on a chocolate stain will remove it.. Riddle answer: The letter “‘T”’ OLD FARMER’ S WEATHER FORECASTS New England: Week begins clear with highs in the 50s, then light snow in mountains; end of week cloudy with scattered showers. capil New York-New Jersey: Partly cloudy and mild all week. Middle Atlantic Coastal: Clear and warm to start, then rain mixed with snow; cloudy and warm latter part, then rain.* Southeast Coastal-Piedmont: Week begins cloudy and mild inland, rain along coast; end of week cloudy with rain. Florida: Cool at first, heavy rain in central region, then clear and warm, rain in south; cloudy and warm latter part. Upstate & Western N.Y.-Toronto & Montreal: Clear and mild at first, then cold with light snow in west, light rain in east; cloudy and warm latter part, then rain. Greater Ohio Valley: Week begins generally clear and pleasant, then light rain; end of week partly cloudy and warm, then rain. Deep South: Cloudy and warm most of week; heavy rain for weekend. Chicago and Southern Great Lakes: Light snow to start, then cloudy and warmer; light rain and unseasonably warm latter part. Northern Great Plains-Great Lakes: Clear and very cold at:first, then light snow and seasonably cold; rain and mild latter part, flurries in west. Central Great Plains: Flurries to start, then generally clear and unseasonably warm; rain end of week and very warm. Texas-Oklahoma: Week begins cloudy, then showers; end of week clear and hot, rain along Gulf. Rocky Mountain Region: Light snow to start, 6-10” in mountains, then snow changing to rain; rain and snow mixed through end of week. Southwest Desert: Mostly clear and very warm all week; highs near 80. Pacific Northwest: Clear and warm at first, then light rain; intermittent showers and cold latter part. California: First part of week generally clear and very warm; end of week cloudy and cool with showers. (All Rights Reserved, Yankee, Inc., Dublin, N.H. 08444) ALMANAC Nevada City Elks host past rulers The Nevada City Elks Lodge hosted their Past Exalted Rulers at a recent dinner meeting. The P.E.R.s enjoyed a cocktail party at the home of Beryl -Robinson Sr. and then _were treated to a delicious steak dinner prepared by the Officers of the Lodge. The meeting began with Exalted Ruler, Bob Duffy turning the gavel over to immediate Past Exalted Ruler, Len Gilbert who was chairman for the evening. The PERs took over the chairs of the Lodge for the evening with several taking a turn at the Exalted Ruler’s Station. Those attending the Nevada City Elks dinner were Clyde Goodnight, Carl Beyer, Roland Wright, Frank Finnegan, Beryl Robinson Sr., John Boume, Ralph Buchanan, Jack Siegfried, Ed Franz, Paul Bergemann Sr., Bill Novack, John Sbaffi, John Rankin, Ralph Friedrich, Bill Wasley, Harrison Randall, Bill Tamblyn, Cliff Merriam, Gene Ricker, Al Frisch, Len Gilbert, Babe Childers and Bill Mullis Sr. EASA YT SAREE SO Tie * ‘ ‘ Wed. Mar. 28 1973 The evade County Nugeet 3 BEALE AFB — HASKELL GRAY TROPHY — Col. Jerome F. O’Malley, left, commander of the 9th Strategic Reconnaissance Wing, presents the Haskell Gray Trophy to, from left, Lt. Col. John A. Koppin Jr., commander of the 9th Avionics Maintenance Squadron; Lt. Col. Franklin D. Shelton, commander of the 9th Organizational Maintenance Squadron; and Col. Theodore G. Goude, the 9th SRW deputy commander for maintenance. Don’t.pre-heat it over an hour to co shy foods that take Turn it off as So ’ using it. On as you’re through Don’t use it to heat your kitchen ue of you don at ¢ it licks ize of pans to.5% n Ss Matel aes tla me so ¥ or unit ice flame i eat. edu oe of Lente:

Seb arr eene a pe ™OLD ee >: = = A yy APRIL 2-8 April showers, sunshine cowers. Grass fire danger now . .. Henry Ford died April 7, 1947 ».» New Moon April 3... CCC enrollments began April 5, 1933 ... Average length of days for week, 12 hours, 54 minutes ... Dawns should be best of the year now, so rise early and see them... Perry discovered North Pole April 6, 1909 . Mutiny occurred on the . If you give away an old coat, Frogs eggs can be seen now . “Bounty” March 7, 1789 . don’t cut off the buttons. Old Farmer’s Riddle: What’s the difference between here and there? (Answer below.) Ask the Old Farmer: Have you ever heard that porpoises slip under drowning sailors and carry them to land? It is said” that sailors will not kill porpoises. J.W.B., Philadelphia. We know of nothing that might support that old suf perstition. Porpoises in their natural state would not be likely to remain in the vicinity of a swimming man. Merchant-seamen may at one time have objected to the killing of porpoises, but whalemen killed and ate them at every opportunity. In the absence of fresh meat, the flesh of the porpoise was a very welcome change of diet. Home Hints: Hamburgers can be made more juicy by adding a grated, raw potato to the meat before cooking . .. Glycerin rubbed on a chocolate stain will remove it... Riddle answer: The letter “‘T”’ OLD FARMER’ S WEATHER FORECASTS New England: Week begins clear with highs in the 50s, then light snow in mountains; end of week cloudy with scattered showers. capil New York-New Jersey: Partly cloudy and mild all week. Middle Atlantic Coastal: Clear and warm to start, then rain mixed with snow; cloudy and warm latter part, then rain.* Southeast Coastal-Piedmont: Week begins cloudy and mild inland, rain along coast; end of week cloudy with rain. Florida: Cool at first, heavy rain in central region, then clear and warm, rain in south; cloudy and warm latter part. Upstate & Western N.Y.-Toronto & Montreal: Clear and mild at first, then cold with light snow in west, light rain in east; cloudy and warm latter part, then rain. Greater Ohio Valley: Week begins generally clear and pleasant, then light rain; end of week partly cloudy and warm, then rain. Deep South: Cloudy and warm most of week; heavy rain for weekend. Chicago and Southern Great Lakes: Light snow to start, then cloudy and warmer; light rain and unseasonably warm latter part. Northern Great Plains-Great Lakes: Clear and very cold at:first, then light snow and seasonably cold; rain and mild latter part, flurries in west. Central Great Plains: Flurries to start, then generally clear and unseasonably warm; rain end of week and very warm. Texas-Oklahoma: Week begins cloudy, then showers; end of week clear and hot, rain along Gulf. Rocky Mountain Region: Light snow to start, 6-10” in mountains, then snow changing to rain; rain and snow mixed through end of week. Southwest Desert: Mostly clear and very warm all week; highs near 80.

Pacific Northwest: Clear and warm at first, then light rain; intermittent showers and cold latter part. California: First part of week generally clear and very warm; end of week cloudy and cool with showers. (All Rights Reserved, Yankee, Inc., Dublin, N.H. 08444) ALMANAC Nevada City Elks host past rulers The Nevada City Elks Lodge hosted their Past Exalted Rulers at a recent dinner meeting. The P.E.R.s enjoyed a cocktail party at the home of Beryl -Robinson Sr. and then _were treated to a delicious steak dinner prepared by the Officers of the Lodge. The meeting began with Exalted Ruler, Bob Duffy turning the gavel over to immediate Past Exalted Ruler, Len Gilbert who was chairman for the evening. The PERs took over the chairs of the Lodge for the evening with several taking a turn at the Exalted Ruler’s Station. Those attending the Nevada City Elks dinner were Clyde Goodnight, Carl Beyer, Roland Wright, Frank Finnegan, Beryl Robinson Sr., John Boume, Ralph Buchanan, Jack Siegfried, Ed Franz, Paul Bergemann Sr., Bill Novack, John Sbaffi, John Rankin, Ralph Friedrich, Bill Wasley, Harrison Randall, Bill Tamblyn, Cliff Merriam, Gene Ricker, Al Frisch, Len Gilbert, Babe Childers and Bill Mullis Sr. EASA YT SAREE SO Tie * ‘ ‘ Wed. Mar. 28 1973 The evade County Nugeet 3 BEALE AFB — HASKELL GRAY TROPHY — Col. Jerome F. O’Malley, left, commander of the 9th Strategic Reconnaissance Wing, presents the Haskell Gray Trophy to, from left, Lt. Col. John A. Koppin Jr., commander of the 9th Avionics Maintenance Squadron; Lt. Col. Franklin D. Shelton, commander of the 9th Organizational Maintenance Squadron; and Col. Theodore G. Goude, the 9th SRW deputy commander for maintenance. Don’t.pre-heat it over an hour to co shy foods that take Turn it off as So ’ using it. On as you’re through Don’t use it to heat your kitchen ue of you don at ¢ it licks ize of pans to.5% n Ss Matel aes tla me so ¥ or unit ice flame i eat. edu oe of Lente: