SCHEDULE OF TRIPS UPCOMING Consult Angeles Chapter Scedule # 175 for full Particulars. April 18-19 RUBY MTN. (11530')      Arkel Erb, Ed Lane May 2-3 MTS. INYO (11,107') and KEYNOT (11,101')   John Robinson, Frank Sanborn May 23-24 MONO CRATERS (9,172') and BLODDY MTN. (12,544') (joint SPS-DPS) Frank Sanborn, John Robinson June 6-7 WHITE MTN. (14,242') Bob Bear, Hugh Parshall (Joint with Riverside Chapter) SECTION SHOWS STEADY GROWTH WITH FOUR NEW MEMBERS     Hugh Parshall The DPS extends a cordial welcome to the following new members:
SID DAVIS 1418 N. Highland Ave., Hollywood 28, California JAMES POWERS Chemistry Dept., UCLA, Los Angeles 24, Calif. LARRY GAIL 1125 Sheraton Dr., La Canada, California HOWARD BOOTH 3617 Stanley Ave., N. Las Vegas, Nevada Congratulations to the following members who have earned their emblems during the past year: Abe Siemans, Bill Clifton, Ernie Spichler, Tom Limp, Gordon MacLeod, Larry Gail, Neko Colevins, and Lothar Kolbig. Apologies are extended to Irene Charnock, who has been an emblem holder for many years, but was not so listed on the last membership list. * * * * * *
RECIPE FOR LOGAN BREAD					Bob Greenawalt
Recently a friend of mine gave me this recipe with the tip that old mountain men held this as a staple food. I submit it to the knapsackers. I don't know the origin of the name.
Logan Bread 3 lbs. whole wheat flour 9 oz. dark brown sugar 8 oz. powdered milk 1-1/2 tespoon baking powder 1 teaspoon salt 1 pkg. Kellog K. concentrate 1 cup melted shortening 3 cups whole milk 1-3/4 cups honey 1/2 cup black strap molasses 1 cup raisins 3/4 cup chopped walnuts 1 lb. dates (Continued)					KNOW YOUR DESERT PEAKS NO. 7 Can you identify this well-known desert peak? Answer in June Issue. February answer: Telescope Peak.

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