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imdian Valley Post No. 56
A1VIERIAN LEGION
gJD AUXILIARY
M.ETS SICOND MONDAY OF
BACH MONTH AT 7:30 p.m.
Veterans and service men welcome
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INDIAN VALLEY GRANGE
N'o. 439
Meets First and Tlurd 'rue=day el
Each Month, 8 p.m. - Taylorsville
H. S. HANNON, Master
Elsie Ann Hannon, Seo'y
D. R. Strong, Hall Mgr.
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SINCERITY LODGE
No. 132, F. 4. M.
Meets 2nd Friday each month, 8 p.m.
Visiting Brothers Welcomel
Ernest Waiters, W.M.
Herbert Holt, Secretary
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LUMBER, & SAWMILL
WORKERS UNION - AFL
Leeal Ho. 2647
Meets first Sunday of each month
et 11 a.m. -- in Old Library Hall
GREENVILLE -:- CALIFORNIA
JOE PALAZZl, president
ROBERT GIESICK,
Bue. Agent and Secy.-Treas.
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GRENVILLE
I.O.O.F. LODGE No. 252
Meets 1st and 3rd Saturdays-
8 p.m. - at Oddfellows Hall,
Greenville, California
CHAS. WALTERS, N.G.
ELMORE HUNT, Sec'y
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NATIVE SONS
of the Golden West
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NO. 228
Taylorsville, Cal.
Meets 2nd & 4th
Tuesdays, 8 p. m.
CERAMICS
Students of 1950
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Supervisors
Proceedings
(Continued from last week)
29. Ethel D. Striplin
30. Louis E. Blair
31. Flora Mac Fleming
32. E. Gertrude Grist
33. Patricia M. Herrick
34. Harry James Love-
35. John Robert Blakley
36. Jefferson A. Howery
37. Edith McElroy
38. Ethel C. Olson
39. Anita Seitz
40. Louise E. Starr
District No. 4
1. Alta Yager
2. Mary Pearl Brossard
3. Lloyd E. Engstrom
4. Edith M. Hemstalk
5. Roy A. Winsell
6. Irene Lois Baldwin
7. Austin Wright (c)
8. Sam Woodford (c)
9. S. T. Tobias (c)
10. Arthur W. Belaey
11. Clayt D. Joslyn
12. Ronnie Egbert
13. Otis A. Gossett
14. Amelia McCollam
15. Frank Barnes
16. Frank L. Guyot
17. LeRoi N. Smith
18. Marguerite Geney
19. James Richard Snyder
20. Alice Bashford
21. Cyril Vassar
22. Eileen Brown
23. Myrtle A. Adams
24. Curtis E. Jacobs
25. Ernest L. Hollenbeck
26. Grace Elaine Self
27. Gtadys Small
28. Elsie Amelia Hageri
29. Herman F. Clark
30. Ra)ph A. Mattice
31. Lillian Berthier
32. A. Frances Gard
33. Robin R. Jeskey
34. William E. Mansell
35. Allethea Steward
36. Ben Egbert
37. Julian R. Atkins
38. Censer Laurenzi
39. Flora Cate
40. Loleta E. Chaffey
District No. 9
1. John A. Ferrari
2. Ada Lantrip
3. Melvin L. Martin
4. Lydia Peterson
5. Warren E. Whipple
6. Arthur T. Kelley
7. Helena J. Pint
8. Sylvia D. Fields
9. Helen C. McElvain
10. Ruth L. Mills
11. Eva A. Patterson
12. Lea A. Smith
13. Bonnie E. Swanson
14. Ernest R. Winn
15. Andrew Butchko
16. Gertrude Fuller
17. Charles C. Barker
18. Celia Gibbs
19. Luke Hadley
20. Janice C. Houser
21. Lenore Maxwell
22. Gilbert F. Merryman
23. Ada .Neubert
24. Aletha Pirazzi
25. Bertha Robinson
26. Ruth Vann
27. Paul Cavaille
28. Doris Jean Dwinell
29. Martin Karl I-arwig
30. Josephine Kelley
31. John F. Kreps
32. Louise Kelley
33. Henry E. Magill
34. Andrew McPherson
35. James C. Phipps
36. Charles W. Riser
37. Ralph E. Rosenblatt
38. Clarence D. Sharp
39. Frank Wa/d, Jr.
OROVILLE
TYPEWRITER CO same
• year's papers in permanent form
be executed by said Librarian
3204 PALERMO ROAD pursuant to Sections 26250-262
of the Government Code of th
' Phone 1431 OROVILLE, CAL. State of California.
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WE GIVE SERVICE!
PLUMAS GARBAGE AND DISPOSAL COMPANY
Motion made by Supervisor
Flanagan, seconded by Supervisor
Donnenwirth, that this Board is-
sue an invitation to the County
Recorders of the State of Calif-
ornia to hold their 1952 conven-
tion in Plumes County at the
Feather River Inn; that the Clerk
of this Board be hereby directed
to prepare such invitation and
transmit same through Ida E.
Hogan, Plumas County Recorder.
Carried and so ordered.
Richard R. Ecker appears be-
fore the Board with a corrected
plat of the Indian Hill Subdivision
No. 2 at Almanor and petitions
the Board to adopt same.
Motion is made by Supervisor
Flanagan, seconded by Supervisor
Blackman, that the Amended Plat
of Indian Hill Subdivision No. 2
at Almanor be accepted as pro:
seated;
Carried and so ordered.
It appearing that it had been
the intention of this Board and in-
advertently omitted in prior ac-
tion herein, that Clyde N. O'
Rourke, Sealer of Weights and
Measures be authorized to pur-
chase the Deluxe Automobile
Heater in place and stead of the
Standard Heater for his Ofiicial
Car:
Motion is made by Supervisor surance for registered volunteer
Donnenwirth, seconded by Super- "Disaster Service Workers", de-
visor FJangan, that said Clyde clared an emergency and effec-
N. O'Rourke, Plumas County. tire as of this date
Sealer of Weights and Measures] AYES Supervisors Flan
be authorized to purchase the De-I D ....... ' ......... aoan,
• t u,m.wr[n, Cioman, BlaeKman
luxe Heater in place and stead of | and Humphrey Chairman
the Standard Heater for his O£-] NOES" None "
ficial Car; the expenditure for] ABSENT" None
the difierence in price of $22 95 ! .... " "- .
. • ' i IVIOLIOn mae by upervlsor
being within the buaget set up or DonnenwJrth seconded v
this equi ment , b Super-
Carrie p _." , _ visor Flanagan, that theAuditor
Motion amnadS° r/er.erviso, of this County be authorized to
, . - ramer the sum of $1,000.00 from
Fl:2tagnan'irc°dead bhaSU?drvls° the Unapproprlated Reserve Fund
this Board be authorized to at-
tend the: State Disaster Council
Meeting being held in Sacramento
on Jmmary 12, 1951 with expens-
es paid.
Carried and so ordered..
Philip M. Fox, M.D., Plumes
County Physicihn and Health Of-
ficer appears before the Board
and presents the following:
Written request that Mrs. Helen
S. Dean, R.N., be employed (and
reclassified) as Superintendent of
Nurses on January 1, 1951; and
that because of' extraordinary
qualifications tha¢ she be employ-
ed in pay range 19 at step "C".
Motion is made by Supervisor
Donnenwirth, seconded by Super-
visor Flanagan, that Resolution
No. 456 be adopted, employing
Mrs. Helen S. Dean R.N., as Sup-
erintendent of Nurses at the Plu-
mas County Hospital, salary to
be in pay range 19 at step C .
AYES: Supervisors Flanagan,
Donnenwirth, Cloman, Blackman
and Humphrey, Chairman.
NOES: None.
ABSENT: None.
Carried and so ordered.
Written request that Mrs. None
E. Gay, R. N., be employed as
Staff Nurse at the Plumes County
Hospital as of January l, 1951;
and that because of extraordinary
qualifications that she be employ-
ed in pay range 14 at grade "C".
Motion is made by Supervisor
Donnenwirth, seconded by Super-
visor Flanagan, that Resolution
No. 457 be adopted, employing
Mrs. Nona E. Gay, R.N., as Staff
Nurse at the Plumes County Hos-
pital, salary to be m pay range 14
at step "C".
AYES: Supervisors Flanagan,
Donnenwirth, Cloman, Blackman
and Humphrey, Chairman.
NOES: None.
ABSENT: None,
t0. James L. Taylor
• Recommendations of the State
Motion is made by Supervisor Department of Public Health re-
Blackman, seconded by Supervis- yarding the Plumes County Hos-
or Flanagan, that the Auditor of pital we read.
this County be authorized to issue
Motion is made by Supervisor
her warrant to C. W. Nalder in Blackman, seconded by Supervis-
the sum of $500.00; same being or Flanagan, that Dr. Fox be auth-
for the third payment on a put- orized to carry out as many of
chase of a P&H Shovel by the said recommendations as he finds
Road Department.
Carried and so ordered, possible; the limitations of the
Board recesses at 5:00 P.M. un- 1950-51 budget being complied
til 10:00 A.M. January 3, 1951 with.
January 3rd, 1951 at 10:00 A.M. Carried and so ordered.
Board reconvenes with all Three (3) claims of Yale Rosen-
members present: fold, M.D. assistant Plumes Coun-
t appearing that the clock in ty Physician for services rendered
at two Child Health Conferences
the Superintendent of Schools of- and one Psychotic Examination
rice is out of order and cannot be
repaired are referred to the District At-
torney.
Motion is made by Supervisor Mr. McAuliffe advises that since
Donnenwirth, seconded by Super- Dr. Rosenfeld is on the County
visor Blackman, that the Superin- payroll as Assistant County Phys-
tendent of Schools be authorized ician i¢ is not possible to pay these
to purchase a new clock, same claims.
to be a charge against Courthouse
Repairs and Replacements. Motion is made by Supervisor
Ida E. Hogan, Plumes Count Cloman, seconded by Supervisor
Recorder, appears before Donnenwirth, that C. E. Blackman
Board and advises them of th, as Director of the Northern Calif-
&overnment Code requirement, ornia Supervisors Association, ad-
regarding st:bscriptions to a Court- vise that Association that the pro-
ty Newspaper and the permanent posal presented by W. B. Whise-
nand at the Meeting at Redding,
filing of same.
It appearing that the require- California, December 16th, lg50
ment that the Recorder maintain that this Board join with and co-
such a fle has been repealed and operate with the other County
members of said Association
ma any officer may be designat- creating a Department of Special
ed ,by the Board of Supervisors Services, be" and hereby is RE-
and since the County Library el- JECTED.
ready maintains a permanent file
of County Newpapers; Carried and so ordered.
12:00 O'clock Noon Recess called
Motion is made by Supervisor 1:30 P.M.
Donnenwirth, seconded by Super- Board reconvenes with all
'visor- Flanagan, tha the Plumas members present.
County Librarian be designated Mrs. Varna Beall, Plumes Coun-
as the Official Custodian of the ty Welfare Director, appears be-
permanent ,2ile of County News- fore the Board and requests per-
paper and that subscription to mission to take Miss Merritt, Mrs.
and the binding of each Smith and Mr. Farley (Social
Workers) to the forthcoming
Northern County Welfare Group
meeting to be held in Willows,
California on January 18 and 19th
1951.
Motion made by Supervisor
Flanagan, seconded by Supervisor
Blackman, that permission be
granted that Verna Beall, Welfare
Director, take the above named
members of her staff to said meet-
my.
Carried and so ordered.
Mrs. Beall presents the Categor-
ical Report of the Welfare Depart-
meat for this month to the Board.
After full consideration of same
motion is made by Supervisor
Blackman, seconded by Supervis-
or Flanagan, that said Categorical
Report be approved as .presented,
that the request for General Re-
lief be granted and it is Further
Ordered that the Auditor of the
County of Plumes be hereby auth-
orized to issue her warrant in
payment of several sums listed.
Carried and so ordered.
William M. Macmillan, Esq.,
appears befor the Board and
presents for consideration, an Or-
dinance Relating to Disasters.
Motion is made by Supervisor
Cloman, seconded by Supervisor
Donnenwirth, that this Board
forthwith adopt said Ordinance
and that same be Declared an
emergency measure and that same
shall take effect immediately.
AYES: Supervisors Flanagan
Donnenwirth, Cloman, Blackma[
and Humphrey, Chairman.
NOES: None.
ABSENT: None.
Mr. Macmillan then presents
for consideration of this Board a
Resolution relative to Workmen's
Conmensation Insurance for Reg-
istered Volunteer "Disaster Ser-
vice Workers".
After full consideration of same
Motion is made by Supervisoi-
Cloman, seconded by Supervisor
Donnenwirth, that this Board a-
dopt Resolution No. 458 relative
to workmn's compensation in-
THE INDIAN VALLEY RECORD THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1951
ROUND INDIAN VALLEY
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth DeWit, t,
former residents of Greenville are
visiting in town this Week from
Redding.
M r . and Mrs. Harry Johnson
motored to Richmond this week to
visit relatives,
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Prideaux
and family are enjoying a vaca-
tion in Kansas visiting his re-
latives.
DR. JACK A. EL}ANT
OPTOMETRIST
156 Jackson St, Quincy ? 1,851W
(Opposite Industrial Hospital)
Eyes Examined Glassu Fitted
BI)KEN I.S' DUPLICATED
CONTACT LENSES
PRESCRIPTION SUN GLASSES
George True is still confined to --'*,-
the Batson Hospital where he s
undergoing treatment to the leg
he injured some ago in an auto
accident.
County Fairs, dated Dec. 8, 1951.
Carried and so ordered.
Reports of Inspection on the
boilers and hot water storage fac-
ilities at the Plumes County Hos-
pital and Plumes County Court-
house, made by the Hartford
Steam Boiler Inspection and In-
surance Company and dated Dec-
ember 26, 1950 are presented and
read.
Motion is made by Supervisor
Flanagan, seconded by Supervisor
AUDITING
BOOKKEEPING
ACCOUNTING
Quentin Philpott
Public Accountant
Phone 22-M-2 Greenville
GREENVILI, CALnRNIA
l=ve Te]ephone Messages at Greenville 39-M
RAGS AND OTHER SALVAGE FOR SALE--
to the General Fund; same to be
set up in the Disaster Counci
Budget to be used for mileage
telephone, clerk hire, stamps ant
other necessary incidental ex-
penses.
AYES: Supervisors Flanagan,
Cloman, Donnenwirth, Blackman
and Humphrey, Chairman.
NOES: None.
ABSENT: None.
Motion made by Supervisor
Donnenwirth, seconded by Sup-
ervisor Flanagan, that.the Chair-
man of this Board be authorized
to execute the plans relative to
lI Plu. F.A.S. 1062 (The Arling-
ton Propeet; Road Department)
Carried and so ordered.
Motion made by Supervisor
Donnenwirth, seconded by Super-
I visor Cloman, that it be made of
record that this Board hereby ac-
knowledges receipt of communica-
tion from the Division of Fairs
and Expositions, State Depart-
ment of Finance to County Aud-
iters relative to 1951 budgets for
i STENOGRAPHER
NOTARY
Specialty Leqal Work
TYPING - CONTRACTS
LEASES - DEEDS, ETC.
MARGUERITE
AUSTIN
Telephone 8-M4
On hiway 89, near high schoel
Crescent Street Greenville
Blackman, that these reports of
inspection be referred to Survey-
or Watson for action.
Carried and so ordered.
Motion made by Supervisor
Calil.ornia.
Cioman, seconded by Supervisor
Blackman, that any member of
this Board of bupervisors desiring
o attend the Road Institute at
Berkeley on January 24, 25 and
26, 1951 be hereby autimrized to
do so with expenses prod.
Carrmd and so ordered.
iVlohon made by BlacKman, sec-
onded by Donnenwirth that the
Plumes Co., Road Commissioner
be authorized to buy a Wing &
V plow for No. 12 Cat Grader
from lice Brothers, Maryswlle
viso/- Flanagan, that the Plumas
Carrmd and so ordered.
The repor of the 1949-50 Grand
Jury s read by the Clerk.
Motion is rrade by Supervisor
Dommnwrth, seconded by Super-
visor Flanagan that the 194-50
Grand Jury Report be accepted
as read; that the recommendations
thereto be carried out wherever
feasblc.
Carried and so ordered.
Motion is made by Supervisor
Donennwirth, seconded by Super-
County Clerk and Auditor be auth-
orized to hire one additional Ac-
count Clerk to her staff because
of the work-load now processed
in that office; that an Ordinance
amending the existing Salary
Ordinance No. 290 be presented
for action by the Board of Super-
ors on January 29, 1951, to add
said Account Clerk to her staff;
that she be authorized to make a
transfer from the Unappropriated
reserve to the Salary Fund to pro-
vide for the extra salary if and
when the Salary Fund now bud-
geted for that Office is exhausted.
AYES: Supervisors Flanagan,
Donnenwirth, Cloman and Hum-
phrey, Chairman.
NOES: None.
ABSENT: None.
There being no further busi-
ness to come before the Board at
this time the said Board of Sup-
ervisors adjourn until the Special
Meeting heretofore called for Jan-
uary 29the 1951.
E. J. Humphrey, Chairman
" ' ATTEST: Lois Alexander, Clerk
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