The Missoulian from Missoula, Montana • 16

Daily Missoulian, Wednesday, March 14, 1956. Slush Clears From Roads Western Montana's 'highways spent a slushy, slippery day Tues; day but by nightfall had cleared except for the passes. A five-inch Monday night snowfall turned to slush during day, then disappeared during the sunny day. Chains are required on Lookout Pass, season total now is 441 of snow whiches with 211 inches on the ground at Lookout station. Heavy units and cars pulling trailers needed chains on Lost Trail Pass south of Motorists were making it over Evaro Hill northwest of here and MacDonald Pass east of here without chains.

U. S. Highway 2 was opened Tuesday morning to East Glacier, following the slides, drifting and bad weather of the past week. February Use Of Highways February highway use was down from last year in western' Montana, it "as was in 10 of 19 reporting highway counter stations, the state highway report for the month shows. Yet for the first two months of the year travel in the was up 1.6 per cent on pristate, roads, down 1.4 per cent on secondary roads.

A comparison of daily travel in three past Februarys at western Montana counter stations: Station- 1956 1955 1954 Turah .1,380 1,388 1,566 Ravalli 940 1,027 1,151 Above Bonner 838 471 396 A Heaviest travel on the Blackfoot road above Bonner was on a Sunday, when 663 cars used the road, mostly whitefishermen, at Turah the maximum for one day was 1,858 and at Ravalli 1,258. Marriage Permits Harold Simon and Edith Lee, Plains. L. Wylie Johnston Jr. and Marilyn R.

Gunkel, Missoula. B. E. Heiser and Ella Mae Heiser, Clyde Park. TO WSCS MEETING Approximately 25 Missoula women will go to the district meeting of the Woman's Society for Christian Service at 10 a.m.

Friday at the Methodist Church in Corvallis. Theresa Hoover, a WSCS officer, will be the principal speaker at the meeting. Transportation will be provided for local women interested in attending if they will call Mrs. Water Runoff Forecast Runoff forecast for the Flathead Indian Irregation Project, based on a March 1 snow survey, showed the snow depth was 118 per cent of and water content 122. per normal at the U.

S. normal, Indian Irrigation Project, based on courses, Robert Parnell, project engineer, says. The snow survey course on the North Fork of Jocko River was measured on February 28 with 124.9 inches of snow and 43.9 inches of water. The average for 15 years of records is 102.3 inches of snow and 36.0 inches of water. The survey of this course March, 1955 showed 96.5 inches of snow and 30.3 inches of water content.

The Big Creek (Hellroaring) Course on March 1 measured 112.2 inches of 1 snow and 42.7 inches of water. The average for 15 years of records is 98.6 inches of snow and 34.7 inches of water. One year ago on March 1 there were 88.1 inches of snow and 28.5 inches of water content. The record year on these snow courses was 1947 when 132 inches of snow and 49 inches of water was recorded. Soil samples showed the soil to be frost-free and wet.

All conditions being normal March 1 to Aug. 31, the March 1 forecast is for 157,000 acre feet or 119 cent of the normal runoff of 132,000 acre feet. Actual run- Wrong Name Selected For Check Signature In the Hospitals Admitted to Memorial Hospital: Charlie Muchmore, Drummond; Mrs. Richard Reynolds, Luther; Henry Stroh, Rt. Eva Van Dorn, 613 S.

5th St. and Mrs. Vasecka, Frenchtown. Admitted to Northern Pacific Hospital: W. B.

Adderholt, 321 N. 2nd A. H. Blekastad, dise; J. A.

Spokane; Chris M. Delich, Butte; Lyle G. Deniger, 1635 Peterson Mrs. Ann B. Dickman, Rt.

Thinus Jensen, Helena; Thomas F. MadHelena; Della C. Miller, Superior; Mrs. A. H.

Rogmans, Stevensville, and Frank A. Ward, Atascadero, Calif. Discharged: Jeanne Corbett, 700 Stephens M. A. Maehen, Spokane: Mrs.

Joe Turrell, 223 Blaine and Mrs. William Vinson, 1. 438 N. 4th St. Admitted to St.

Patrick Hospital: Mrs. Lloyd Anderson, 1337 Dickens Mrs. Laureen Barrette, 2005 S. 12th Mrs. William Boyd, Ovando; Albert Chaffee, Ovando; Donovan Cross, 40 Ravalli Willie Fuller, 800 Elm Frank Gould, Arlee; Mrs.

George Goyins, 1008 Toole William Irvine, 100 Johnson Mrs. Gus Miller, 502 S. 6th St. Mrs. Eva Olson, Park Hotel; Benjamin Paquette, Arlee; Mrs.

Everett Peterson, Townsend: George Rangitsch, 1847 S. 12th and Mrs. Michael Winn, St. Regis. Discharged: Scott Cowan, Lolo: John Dieterich, 1949 Wylie Mrs.

James Graff, 18 Fergus Gideon Grenz, 607 W. Sussex Todd Jacobson, Superior; Mrs. Elmer Layne and infant, (420 N. 2nd St. Russell Mattern, Anaconda; Mrs.

Albert MeVey, 625 Woodworth Norman Nolen, Alberton: Mrs. Kenneth Okkerse Mrs. a and Ralph on infant, Ralston 421 and Daly infant, 417 W. Pine Terry Raymond, Lolo; Mrs. James Sterling and infant, 1001 E.

Broadway: Stickley 648 W. Kent Gordon, Mrs. Casper Veitenheimer, 1525 S. 7th and Mrs. Anna Wilkinson, 240 Edith St.

Births ST. PATRICK HOSPITAL Mrs. Raymond DeMers, S. 6th St. boy.

Mrs. Kenneth Peacock, 11 Ravalli boy. Mrs. Robert Richlie, 509 W. Kent boy.

Mrs. Herbert Stelling, Ft. Lewis, boy. MARRIED BY BRODIE Guy Stegner, secretary of the Mis- and Donna Lou Moore were witsoula WSCS, she said. nesses.

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