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• Mr. and Mrs. Ossie Lane have
moved to Nevada City.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Madigan,
Lynne and Rosanne made a busi-
ness trip to Sacramento Tuesday.
Caroline Kingdon cooked New
Years dinner for the following
guests: Sam and Loren Kingdon,
Bill Kingdon, Louise Kingdon, Sam
and Rae Kingdon, Mr. and Mrs
Myles Timmins, Robert Meginness,
and Bill McRae.
Shorty Bill McMahon was taken
to the County Hospital early ues-
day morning suffering from ex-
posure.
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Stampfli and
Frank are visiting relatives in Su-
sanville.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Riehl are
spending a few days with their
daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Hook in Albany.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Milton and
family spent Thursday and Friday
in Reno visiting and shopping.
They returned by Susanville where
they visited relatives.
Milton Powell, an old time resi-
dent of Greenville, was taken to
the County Hospital last week. He
will be transferred to the State
Hospital in Napa.
Mr. and Mrs. Williams and child-
ren of Oroville, former residents,
visited Mrs Pump hrey and other
friends last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Wheelock of
Fort Bragg are spending a few
days with her father, Caudie Neer
and other relatives.
Mrs. Hank Sanders and children
and Betty Jo Garrick were over
to Westwood Wednesday to bring
Kenny's cousin back to spend her
vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Worthington
and children of Portals and Mr.
and Mrs. Lou Hill of Reno spent
Thursday and Friday with the Alan
Garricks enter-
Della and Jiggs Fickardt
rained Vina Fickardt. Carl Bye,
Jack Richmond and Mr. A Ander-
son at a lovely turkey dinner New
Years Day.
Gene Woods visited his mother
and family New Years Day.
Mr. and Mrs Joel Cardoza and
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son left for San Jose where he
will go to school.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cardoza
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of Ptumas County.
In a year-end report to the board
of directors of the California Soc-
iety for Crippled Childreri, Harry
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gram of aid.
Reviewing the accomplishments
of the Plumas Society, Mr. Mit-
chell called attention to the hos-
pital care and medical and dental
services given crippled children
throughout the county
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for their transporting of children
to and from schools and clinics,
recreational activities, and for pro-
riding, glasses, wheel chairs, and
similiar aids to handicapped child-
ren.
The Crippled Children's Society
of Plumas County, of which Mrs+
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ruary 25
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county societies cover approxi-
mately 98 per cent of the state's
population. Their aim is the rehab-
ilitation of every handicapped child
in California. They do not dupli-
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organization, public or private.
returned to their home in Oroville
Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Pete Hanson were
afternoon visitors at the Plumie
Nye home Tuesday.
Vina Fickardt was hostess Sun-
day at a lovely chicken dinner.
Guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Jiggs
Fickardt and baby and Carl Bye.
Staplers, staples, typewriter rib-
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS
NOTICE IS Er GIVEN
that the Governing Boar of the
Plumas Unified School District
will receive sealed proposals for
furn!shing school furniture and
equipment, and school seating, in
accordance with specifications on
file at the District Offices. Said
proposals shall be sealed, approp-
riately marked, and submitted
either hy mail or in person to the
Secretary to the Governing Board
(or his authorized representative),
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Elementary School, Quincy, Cali-
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Friday, December 22. 1950, at
which time said proposals will be
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ing meeting of the Board.
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Mrs. t-cEk, o,.,n::y has gone to
San Leandro to take care of a
friend of hers there.
Lcy Donaldson, Jim Rossi and
Bill Kirby went hunting down
near Oroville Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rossi and
children Larry and Jackie left on
Tuesday to spend the remainder
of the week with her relatives in
Yuba City.
George Sobrero returned home
recently after spending the Xmas
holidays in Oakland with his
daughter Mrs. Florence Klimek
and family, and Mr. and r.
George Sorero Jr.
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Jay Taresh came up from Chicc
Sunday to spend the holidays here
with his family.
Clyde and Harold Dolphin, who
are spending the winter working
in Chico, spent the holidays here
with their parents, the Will ol-
phins, and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Winnie Taresh,
Buddy and Dorothy, have gone
down near Chico to stay, where
Mr. Taresh will trap.
John IcLain of Antioch arrived
on Friday to spend the week end
with Mr. and Frs. John Sobrero
and Mr. and Mrs. Aldo Sorsoli.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Stephenson
and family had as their new year's
dinner guests, Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Largent and sons Ronnie and Dan-
ny, of Greenville.
Vinton Pierce was a business
vsiitor in Chico one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Vanderment
of San Francisco came up Friday
to spend the week end as guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Fisher.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sobrero had
* as their dinner guests Sunday, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Sobrero and son
Michael, JIr. and Mrs. Bruce Mc-
lntyre, Mr. and Mrs. Aldo Sorsoli, :
June LeRoy, Bill Sobrero and John
McLain.
Mr. and Mrs. Lauren Hinz and
children Donald and Carolyn went
to Herlong Sunday to spend new
year's with her brother Vern. and
Marvin Clary and families•
Miss Patricia Johnson drove up
from San Francisco to spend the
week end with her parents. Mr
and Mrs. Lee Johnson, and her sis-
ter Barbara.
Mr. and Mrs. Arlen Taresh of
Greenville had new year's dinner
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Taresh and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Eades held
open house for their relatives and
friends on new year's eve.
Mr and Mrs. Laurence Fisher
and famliy of Greenville visited
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Fisher on
Monday of this week.
Harvey Dolphin and Jim YoUng
went to San Francisco Sunday to
spend new year's.
Richard McCutcheon is spending
Richard McCutcheon is spending
a few days of his vacation in
Greenville as the guest of Bobby
Becker.
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