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! L I J FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Telephone Greenville 75-M-2 MANES FUNERAL HOME or Telephtone Quincy 95 The Gift & Flower Shop ••0000•0•000•00000000000 INDIAN VALLEY FUEL ¢r Slabs and EdginGs Fireplace Wood - Setzer's Block• W. H HAWSON Phone 24-M-2 Greenville, Cal oooooeeooooooeoeooooooee eeooooooooooooe, oooeegoOe 0 g • • .0R IND,a * • ". • %Alk# • • o, qVIW • O S e " Indian VallefBank • • Commercial & SavinGs e • GREENVILLE, CALIF. it•O•OO•O•OOOOOOO •iS•SOil DR. A. T. DIETLE OPTOMETRIST IIIlllIIIIIHI IlIIIIMIII.IIIIlll State Theatre Bidg - Oroville 1461 Myers SL Phone 150 -- nm MANES t FUNERAL HOME i t Phone 75-M-2 i Greenville California % , CRESL00 MILLS NEW00 Mr. and Mrs. Red Logan, Ron- nee and Bill Fisher returned Sat- urday from their trip to Texas. They said they had a very nice trip but were happy to get home. While in Fort Worth they tele- phoned Mr. and Mrs. Jake DeHahn ! who are in Annona, Texas. ! Jack Richmond was a weekend visitor. Mr. and Mrs. Tim Stampfli and Frank returned from a vacation in Susanville Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stampfli brought them home. While here they visited Mr. and Mrs. Gus Knoll. Clyde Stockton visited Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lewis Monday. John Wallace was visiting friends here Monday. • :Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Steen went • down to Oroville Saturday to take • their granddaughter, Penny Flow- s ors home. • Mr. and Mrs. Madigan and fam- ily went over to-Reno Wednesday to shop. Friends were sorry to hear of : the death of Mr. Allen, father of • Margaret DeHahn, in Annona, • Texas• Mr. Allen had been ill for • some time. • Mr. and Mrs. Grande of Loyal- • ton visited their daughter and • family, Mr. and :Mrs. Cliff Sheehan : Sunday. : Betty Johnson passed away Sat- • urday morning in Sau Francisco i in the U. C. Hospital after being ill for some time. She is survived by her daughter, :Mrs. Valter Tib- • belts of Berkeley, her mother, Mrs. B. Eike besides her husband, Mr. Gust Johnson of Crescent. Mr. Gallup of Quincy was a business visitor here Tuesday. Ir. ald Mrs. Bill Baker went over to Quincy on Monday to shop. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Milton were over to Quincy Monday. The}" went to see Lily McRorie who is very ill. Mrs. Pete Viacava of Taylors- ville pent Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Nye while Mr. Viacava went to Redding on busi- ness. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nye and Sharon joined them for a chinese dinner in the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Baty of Meadow Villey visited her sister and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Davis. DR. JACK A. ELFANT OPTOMETRIST 156 Jackson St Quincy - 1351W I (Opposite Industrial Hospital) D Editor: Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted BROKEN LENS' DUPLICATED OONTCT LENSES PRESCRIPTION SUN GLASSES f PAL'S BARBER SHOP Phone 87-M-2 Greenville PROFESSIONAL SERVICES Hour• 9 to 6 - Saturday• 9 to 7 Kqency for Quincy Laundry , / f % i, __.woos AND DRY CLEANERS J. J. Madigan, driver Greenville-Chester-Westwod eoooooo.•ooooooogoooogooo LANKERSHIM We have been subscribers to the I. V. R. for almost 10 years now and have enjoyed it a great deal, especially when we were away from Indian Valley and today we head in your paper where the Citi- zens Utilities Co. was going to spend some money to improve the phone service in their territory. That I was glad to see, if it £s true, but the thing I don't like is that they want to raise the charge for so-called service before they even give us service. We have paid good big price for the privilege of having one of their boxe with a crank on it hang in our house for several years now, rost of the time you can get a cad through from 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. {Sundays and holid/Lys excepted) but if any farther away thanyou could hear one yell. you couldn't, hear the party you were talking to and for the most part it was much more satisfactory and usually quicker to drive to Reno. Quincy, Sacramento cr wherever it might be, than to try to phone We of course want to pay for what we REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS nr BOARD OF SUPERVISORS (Continued from Page Four) Waller H. Reed, George Gerb- ing, A. E. Neuman, L. L. Price and R. A. Greenman, M.D. Carried and so ordered. Motion is made by Supervisor Cloman, seconded by Supervisor Blackman, that since no bids were received herein for Drugs for the County Hospital, that-Philip M, Fox, M.D., Plumas County Phys- ician and Health Officer be here- by authorized to buy same on the open market. At this time a written Petition is presented to the Board for the extention of the Greenville Light- ing District, same signed by 17 qualified free-holders. Motion is made by Supervisor Donnenwirth, seconded :by Super- visor Flanagan, that said petition be accepted by this Board and that date of hearing same be set for January 29, 1951 at 10:00 A:M.; that notice be published in the Indian Valley Record in the manner and for the time required by law. Carried and so ordered. Carried and so ordered. William M. Macmillan, Superior Court Judge. Elect and Bertram D. Janes, District Attorney Elect appear before the Board pursuarrt to invitation heretofor presented by this Board. Interview ensues regarding problems common to the above elected officers and this Board. Motion made by Supervisor Donnenwirth, seconded by Sup- ervisor Blackman, that it be here- by made of record that it was the intentio of this Beard when the official bond of the District At- torny and Public Administrator of this County was set in the sum of $12,000.00 that same was to be in the sums of $600.00 as and for each of said Offices. Carried and so ordered. It appearing that" an Election for Directors (3) of the Clio Public Utility District was duly held on the 29h day of December, 1950 and it further appearing that all Absentee Ballots requested at such election have been returned to the Clerk of this County and are accounted for by said Clerk The Board of Supervisors at this time proceeds with the Of- ficial Canvass of all votes cast: The following results are here- by verified as the votes cast: Votes cast at Clio California on December 29, 1951Ear L W. Smith 11; Sylvia B. Fields 11; Joseph B. Cetta 20; William Dal- ton Martin 15. Votes cast by absentee Ballot Earl W. Smith 7; Sylvia B. Fields 3; Joseph B. Cetta 7; William Dal- ton Martin 7. Final total of votes cast: Earl W. Smith 18; Sylvia B. Fields 14; Joseph B. Cetta 27; William Dal- ton Martin 22. Pursuant to the above results of votes cast at the said election: Motion is nade by Supervisor Donnenwirth, seconded by Super- visor Flanagan, that the following named candidates be hereby DE- CLARED ELECTED DIRECTORS of the CLIO PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT: Joseph B. Cetta, William Dalton Martin and Earl W. Smith. Carried and so ordered. Hon. J. O. Moncur, Judge of the Superior Court in and for the County of. Plumas, appears be- fore the Board in regard to the said County be authorized to issue her warrant in the sum of $765.00 payable to Hom:J. O. Moncur in payment of same on the Genera] Fund of said County. The Order oi the Superior Court in and for the County of Plumas for 25 Grand Jurors and 200 Trial I Jurors necessary to transact the l business of said Court during the year 1951 is presented to the Board. ' It beir the duty of the said Board to furnish the list of Trial Jurors for use by the Superior Court the following named per- sons are herein submitted: District No. 1 1. Edna E. Taylor 2. Lyart O. Gray 3. Charlie J. Maloof 4. Harry Manit 5. Nick Mprakes 6. Thehna E. Taylor 7. Martin P. Toft 8. Norbert C. Valberde 9. Leah Williams 10. William M. Barnhart 11. William B. Macfarlane 12. Orville C. Musser 13. Marie E. Randall 14. Pearl G. Seaton 15. Julia Martha Peterson 16. Ruth M. Bertinshaw 17. Galliano Simonelti 18. Elizabeth I. Davis 19. Blanche V. Dufour 20. Audrey J. Wearne 21. Alma G. Fotline 22. Marcetla S. Gunter 23. Theresa L. Harris 24. Helcne M. Pyper 25. Jess S. Rees 26. Amelia C. Roberts 27. Ira D. Shields 28. Mary Ellen Sharp 29. Nellie Gertrude Groves 30, Kathryn Hardy 31. Lois Hardy 32. Kathryn G. Laconte 33. William B. Lindsey 34. Maximo C. Lopez 35. Adolph Rokitta 36. George Oscar Swartzley 37. Dorothy J. Rathburn 38. Betty B. Seimens 39. William W. Thrailkill 40. Eve M. Whitlock District No. 2 1. Marguerite I. Hamblin 2.William M. Beem 3. 'Eleanor Holt 4. Frances McVey 5. Claude Pirtle 6. Dale R. Hannah 7. Elsie Ann Harmon 8. Ivan C. Eastman 9. Leo N. Kaiser 10. Paul F. Menefee '11. Roy T. Roark 12. Kenneth G. Tweeten 13. Myrtle M. Vick purchase of his private law lib- rary by the County of Plumas. He reports that same has been appraised at the sum of $765.00 and offers to sell at this price. Motion is made by Supervisor Donnenwirth, seconded by Super- visor Cloman, that the County of Plumas purchase from Hon. J. O. Moncur his private law library now located in the Superior Court Judges Chambers, for the use of future Superior Court Judges in and for the County of Plumas; same to b paid for from the Superior Court Budget as accept- ed by this Board for the fiscal year 1950-51; that the Auditor of et. Also we like to gel what we IINTIE! pay for. Of course I can only speak f , aJ,uP ain nmlan for myself, but I thl: most of the pTTBT-T- people in and around Crescent feel _ _ _--_" _'____ ..li F|Hh .h'iO r that we are ,real:y on the short STENOG00HEK vv .,-.,,...vv, f t I,, T en.l o :he telephone b ". iness, he 1Mr  ,!1 ] 1 V (Near Mrket) " operators do a wonderful job with /.q q, & n &a J, I the antiquated equipment they. Special Legal Work ! S g',-,,,.,-.;a,-.,,. P,-.| I have to work with. rll bet if US TYPING- CONTRACTS ,,Ta. --,.,=.,v, -.a, I ranchers tried ta sell beef half as LEASES - DEEDS, ETG I m fold as the telephone service they _ _ __ " __ " _ [try our patience with they would MAttGUEBITE SOLI;rIrLy IREPROOF [have the pure food and drug act AUSTIN • I draped out but quick. I'd like your " " -- 'M'4 / .................. l opinion, and mabe the genera] l'elepono  !4 - . t oOU n%JLv vjr .,u%rJet I nublic's opinion on ,t On hiway , near nifln scnool I S . Yours trulv, B B Gregory Crescent Street Greenville IN THE HEART OF ,F l" * . . :" " " SHtPPIN .... I Crescent Mills. k .....  Mlq 1 I ,.,,,,..,,... ................... , ....... , .............................. ,, .......... , ...................... .,.,.., ...... ,,,,,,.,,., THEATRE DISTRICT t !  "., • [l WE GIVE SERVICEI | MODERN RATES 1! PLEAS GARBATE AND DISPOSAL COMPAI00 i SINGLE . . fzom Sl.75 up I i GREENVILLE. CALIFORNIA i DOUBLE . from $2.50 up l| , * r ==" -•••••••••••'0••'••••'" 1| Leave TeJephone Messages at Greenville 39" AUDITING BOOKKEEPING ,. , --- [ ni u. 00ccou.00,.G WELL DRILLING i 1 S00ZE ! H ^. tn ,.RIGATION WELLS ARE OUR SPECIALTY l I "==',:.: ";?;f.-' , Write or Telephone I L 00=Tc.T°°T =' ... N.R. IESSEE |  Ioae Z:I-M-Z reenvulel | Post Office Box 4- ALMANOR -- Route 4, Box 224, C'h]co U L _ Milk 14. Walter E. Wood 15. Leroy H. Taunt 16.,W. L. Alley 17. Mary B. Lawson 18. Myrtle H. McMillan 19. Victor Dave 2Q, George L. Lasswell 2:[: Richard W. McCoy 22. Rata Perez 23. Joseph E. Bell 24. William H. Meyers 25. Violet B. Hawson 26. Alan R. Miller 27. Lloyd A. Coulter 28. Herbert L. Crouch 29 John V. East 30, Yetive B. Fuller 31. Betty Leigh Gratreaks 32. Florence V. McCutcheon 33. Jack L. Richmond 34. L. H. Whitfield 35. Edith .Cooper 36. Bernard McKowski 37. Chester Powell 38. Harold Hicks 39. Lila R. Hinz 40. Eldia L. Kirby District No. 3 1. Albert L. Catchot 2. Don O. Coykendall 3. Joseph James Frates 4. 'Madge I. Kerns 5. Frances Mary Long 6. Jane McCrillis 7. Frances L. Rebman 8. Lucius A. Bunnell 9. Harry Dean 10. Herbert Frederick Koppen 1L Vera C. Little 12, Thomas C. Maguire 13. Henry J. Moiler 14. Edna V. Melcon 15. John William Van Gaalen THE INDIAN VALLEY RECORD THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 1951 TAYLORSVILLE TOPICS Mr. and Mrs. "Tufty" McCutch- con and children Barbara Gayel and Richard and Beth Saltys went to Standish Saturday to spend until Sunda: with Mrs. 2v1¢ Cutcheon's parents, the Los Mc- Colm's and daughter Jane. Pearce Wilson, who is working in the bay area spent the week- end here with his wife and daugh- ter Sarah. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Morley and Cindy Borg visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taresh. Bob Cooke and son Eddie Crum and friend of Reno spent the week- end with Bob's mother, Mrs. Timey Cooke. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rc*ssi and children Jackie and Larry return- ed home after spending a few days with her relatives in Yuba City. The Elementary school open- ed here on, Monday after two weeks vacation. Word has been received here that Gilbert Goodhue passed away and. funeral services and bura were held in Live Oak. He was the father of Ben Goodhue of In. dian Falls and a brother of Joe Goodhue of Gennessee. Tom Haskins came up Sunday to get his wife Ida and take her to Grass Valley to spend several days. They left on Monday. Installation of officers was held Thureday nght at the Rebekah lodge with Mrs. Mary Dunn, Dis- trict Deputy President of Quincy attending. Twenty-six other people from Quincy were also present. Jack King who left here to go to N. Y. on a months visit went up into Ontario, Canada to spend a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burns have returned to their home after spending the holidays in lower Cal- ifornia with their daughter. Mrs. ,Ann Gates and children, Dickie and Kaye were dinner guests Monday in Greenville of her sister, Mrs. Don Rhoades and family. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Powers of Yuba City were recent visitors at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. John L Hardgrave and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil L Stephenson. Frank Pratt has returned to his Gennessee home after spending the holidays with his nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lindsay in Reno. Mrs. Cecil Stephenson returned home on Sunday after spending three days in Sacramento with. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Maunder. Nile Pierce came up from Chico Sunday to spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Vinton Pierce and fam- ily, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hooks and son of Susanville visited her mother, Mrs. Walter Beaumont and family on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Johnson who are the proud owners of a new Studebaker truck, spent one day last week in Chico. Miss June LeRoy spent Wed- nesday night in Crescent Mills as the guest of Sheryl and Sonny Sorsoli. Mrs. Wm." Lewis left Thursday for her home in Sacramento after spending a week here with her daughter Mrs. Betty Paulsen, Carl and 5an. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dolphin have been ill with colds. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cliff and Roberta have returned home after spending the holidays in Sanoma with his grandfather and other re- latives. Mr. and Mrs. Neal Clark and daughters were dinner guests Sun- day of Mr. and Mrs. Francis | !NOVELTIES AND NOTIONS" _._ i !: always a i completestock to fill every need! ! INDIAN VALLEY ..: iJc-10c-15cSTORE I :.: Jewell S, Standart, owner . Greenville CaH/omia i I I I II IIIIIIll O SATURDAY- JAN. 13 MUSIC BY THE HUYETTS SMORGASBORD SERVED ALL EVENING GOLDEN BAAI00 Greenville California i i i i 3uy all your printin at home! CERAMICS Students of 195{} CREATIONS ON DISPLAY YOUR INSPECTION INVITED FAY'S GIFT SHOP New Class Begins MONDAY, IAN. 15 Phone 16-M - ENROLL NOW! Grames and family. 16. Lee Baker ..... Mr. and Mrs. Carl Paulsen i . uy S. azchelder slant Wednesday night in Green- l: lom/c C E" BrTk:r ville with Mr. and Mrs. Robert i 20. Francis "L. Costello Johnson playing bridge. ] 21. William W. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kamp-] 22. Velma J. Freemyers schmidt were business visitors tn 23. Fred Huff town one day last week. 24. Sue E. Isbell . Mrs. Clara Hosselkus fell in her 2% uall:nCe Marttn e home in Paradise breaking her l 27." Warren G" Metcalf arm. Mrs. Hosselkus is a former I 28. Jessie I. Speegle resident of Gennessee. 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