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THE INDIAN VALLEY RECORD THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8,'10,1i4
VALLEY I00EORD
Every Thursday Night
m the post office at
California, as second-
Znatter under the Act of
of March 3, 1879.
A. Johnson . E. N. Jonnsor
and Publisllcrs
of C.N.P.A. N.E.A.
staples, typev,riter rib-
payers, legal forms,
signs, co:?.mercial station-
iilable at the Reeard office
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SAL.-S & SERVICE
HARDWARE CO.
P.O. rdox 46 Phone 87
=ral Hardware - Electrical
Supplies Housewares
- Appliances - N'orge
Refrigerators
Specialize in Mail Orders
;STERING
Complete Guaranteed
ervice and wrlcmanship
o
r Furniture Co
FOR FREE ESTIMATE
Phone Quincy 242-W
Insurance Service
Theatre Buiding
E, CALIF.
ALBERT COULD DIES
PINE VALLEY INN Q[T:CY HOME
o o IA0000,00RY 15
THE BEST Albert . "Ab'.' Gould, retired
ROOM AND BOJUD il IM Plumas National Forest Ranger,
died t his home in,Quincy, Mon-
IN PLUMAS COUNTY day. January 15, 1951. Gould had
On i-iighway / Mile West rached the age of 751j years.
of Town hav!n been born July 14, 1875 in
Gibsonville, Plumas County. At
[::hort Walk to Setzer's that time Gibsonville was a flour-
ishing mininff community with "
'---------------------- pomflato of more than 1,000 peo-
uy all your printing at iome! ple, and umv it is nother of Plu-
mas county's many ghost towns.
ATTTO SER'vqCE Diamonds - Watches B
POWELL JEWELRY m
, GIFTS THAT LAST
Wtch Repairing Quincy:
QUINCY LAUNDRY _=
AND DRY CLEANERS _i
Leave Work at
PAL'S BARBER SHOP I
I i
Phone Quincy Four aa
WE DELIVER
Bill Harrinqton,. manage
CREEK GARAGE
Greenville 68-M
EVERY MONDAY
I.ONG'S SHOE STORE
Fine Footwear for
Men, Women and Children
HOSIERY
Main St. Phone 84-B
TH-MILLAR Hardware
neral Electric Appliances
SPORTING GOODS
PLUMBING SUPPLIES
St. Phone 223-B
MOUNT LASSEN
SHOE REPAIR
to Out-of-Town
anf] Mail Orders
r=ay St. Susanville
TED CORDER
ebaker Cars and Trucks
Trailers- Truck Beds
CARS AND TRUCKS
We Service All Makes
KELLY TIRES
108-B - 1329 Main St.
AND NURSERY
for All Occasions
Seeds - Plants - Trees
& Sacramento Ph 381-B
LINOLEUM
CHOOSE YOUR PATTERN
FROM OUR LARGE STOCK!
INLAY OR PRINT
o
6 - 9 and 12-foot widths
Expert Guaranteed Laying
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Quincy Furniture Co
Phone Quincy 242-W
FOR FREE ESTIMATES ,:
I
CARL'S SHOES i
i Roblee - Buster Brown - Airstep I-
JUSTIN & HYER' I.
COWBOY BOOTS
See the Complete Line of
PHILCO RADIOS -=
Refrigerators- Ranges- Freezer'. :
Davis Service Appliance ,I
Griffin uilding Fhone 406-: i__
I.. IL PACKWOOD, Opt. D..=
Glasses Fitted and Repaired
Office Hours: 9-12 and 1-5 !
I I I
Telephone 247-B
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DEAL & DAVIE SERVICE -"
Cadillac & Oldsmobile Cars :
GMC Trucks - Goodyear tires I_
RECAPPING I
Complete Automotive Service :
-hone 212-B - 11_07 Main St.:
Dealers in Builders' Supplies I
T. & M. CARPENTER SHOP s-
Cabinet Work - Glass Wkrk :
Sash and Doors . :
Phone 292-B 807 Union:
DOYLE MOTOR CO. __.
'ales -- FORD -- Service
FORD - and MERCURY I
DEAL & DAVIE SERVICE -"
Cadillac & Oldsmobile Cars
GMC Trucks - Goodyear tires
RECAPPING
Automotive Service m I
Complete
F;hone 212-B - 1107 Main St.
Guaranteed Used Cars :
Phone 295-B . 611. Main St. :
For Complete Furniture :
UPHOLSTERY SERVICE :
DAVE'S -=
TOP AND BODY WORKS ==
275 Fairfield Phone 418-E:
SIERI JEVS !
The Sore on the Corner
Main and Gay Streets
Gorham Sterling
Nationally Advertised Watches
Cofld becme interested in the
netivities of the Forest Service and
received his first appointment in
T:W'. 9 fter serving several
",,eas an Forest Guard, Patrolman
and Timber Scaler, Gould was per-
manentb assigned as Ranger in
.hn..- or the Beckwourth District
,f the P]umas Forest in 1919 and
erved i that capacity with Mo-
h?.v+,]: Ran:er Station as his head-
uvters until 1930.
According to D. N. Rogers, re-
tirer, Pluma; Forest Supervisor
Gould in h.is younger days was a:
b ;-- r-rpig, two-fisted fellow!
wko "c+'+e-d nothing and who was
le@@@Oi I @@@ @ @ @o0@@' .
INDIAN VALLEY FUEL
Slabs and Edgin
=ireDlace Wood - Setzer's Block.
W. H. HAWSON
one 24-M-2 Greenville, Ca,
+.UMAS FOREST FUND IS
LARGEST ON RECORD
FOR PAST YEAR
()NC(. Calif., $275,688.16 is
Ph(mas County's share of Plumas
National Forest receipts for fiscal
year 1950, which ended June 30. In
s+ddition to the largest share of
Plumas Forest receipts. P 1 u m a s
County will also receive $17,860.10
as its share of Lassen Forest re-i
ceipts, :.d $130 22 from t{e Tahoe 1
Forest, totalling in all $293,678.48.
Other Counties sharing in the I
,'ceipt of the Plumas Forest are I
.utte County credited with $21,-]
+"0 : r aren County $10,779.38;
+rr o'mtv !1,C44.09 and Yuba
Cn,mt'" fiq.:t59 O '+
Plumas receipts for the last fis-
cal year were reater than any
+er ?ational 'orests in the Calif-
groin Reio and acemmt for the
total of $327,541.21 which is divid-
ed on an aereae basis between the
Counties named above.
......... ,-h, o-u:n-ed with native
..... ++-+, P ...... q tells of the incident
...... , 1 ..o,r old irl, staying
with her mother assigned as a
lookout on 't+ Nlwell, became
o-ticaq-- ill The girl, weighing
h. to be brought down
tb rqls to the Lakes Basin
Raner Station where a doctor
',ould come to her assistance.
Raner Gould who had hiked to
the lo.kout with medicine for the
sick ,irl. carried her on his back
down over the steep, rugged trail
the four miles from the lookout
to the Lakes Basin Station: The
veteran Raneer met vh severe
tough luck by way of injury twice
in his carter as Ranger.
'+-' .".-,'; ,-+ ' b:lib" in structural
maintenance work placed him in
Fnrt-wide position in 1930 and
from tha year until retirement
in 1937 Gould inspected Forest
building improvement and handled
the necesary maintenance work.
From M00ere I sit... @ Joe Marsh '1 1
Blue Wins This "Hunt" I
Cappy Miller s ccn dn’--ex- dongs wql ever take in ]aunt prlT
,pt for one of th L -are From where I sit, that should
about the fine :!s in the teach us not to look down on h
ounty. Blue's to,; ;zndly and
easy-going to car: nuch about
b'nting. He doesn't : :he way we
think a good dog should, so we fig-
od he'd never amount to muel.
But a ellow comes around Sat-
urday looking for a good dog to
photograph for some advertising.
And the dog he picks is Blue! Says
Blue's hapny, friendly face is just have our good points, tool
z- , /
the one to attract people s atten-
t
tion. So Cappy gets more money (-] (fA
for that picture than hi other
mlt d Sta ++s Brew, rs Ya
dCR0YY r#$
steer
Og
00£055
Watch R eDplariMnN Y SEn 9 ray i n g i r+e
M.&M.
Applimace and H=dwaxe
718 Main St. Phone 170-B
Norge - Bendix - A
Genl Hardware - S|
OFFI CE SUPPLY
YleWriters - Office Equipment
Stationery - Gifts
mt
Lessen Ruildinq HrFFMAN R
BEDFORD'S
Watches - Diamonds
Jewelry - Silverware
REPAIRING
mans, when they act differently
than we think ti .... should. For i-
stance, maybe u think tea go
best with food. O.K.--but don't
size up wrong the man who enjoys
a bottle of beer at mealtime.
Like Blue, I guess we're all "dif-
ferent" in one way or another
but that doesn't mean we don't
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Nothing b faster than your telephone for getting yo
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BETS YOU THERE FIRST
CHIC0
GIFT SHOPPE
- Stationery - Ceramics
'OR ALL OCCASIONS
West Third Street - Chico
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RED
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FICKERT'S
4e have what you want In
EMPLOYERS ADVISED
TO fiLE RETURNS
,BEFORE FEBRUARY 15
ACRAMTENTO ...... On or before
February 15, all employers must
file information returns, Forms
599, with the State Franchise Tax
Board for single employees who
i
earn $2,000 or more and married I
persons whose combined income is!
$3,500 or more.
These forms as well as summary
Form 596 may be secured from
the Sacramento office of the Board
at 1020 N Street.
HOME FURNISHINGS
200 Red Bluff
THE CALIFORNIAN
tISH MEN'S WEAR
SHOES
in touch with people. And nothing is bettex than you
telephone for keepi& you in touch with people. If it's
one of those days when you'd like to talk to a neighbor
without leaving the house--or want to talk to anyone
anywhere in the world for that mattex--it's quickly and
easily done by telephone.
The telephone is your first liae of communication.
You can depend on service being fast and efficient.
Chewy - OIBs - Cadillac I
"The Beet Place in Town I
to Buy a Car"
Tehama Co. Dealer Ph, 166:
When in Red Bluff
and your car act= up - call "on
it
HARRIS MOTOm il
Chrysler- Plymouth- De6oto
Mild & Union
Red Bluff Phone 712
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TAYLORSVIIIJ.,E TOPICS
Beth Soltys has been quite ill
this last week.
Mrs. Betty Paulson entertained
the Bridge Club Thursday at her
home. Honors at cards went to
Mrs. Henri Fisher, Mrs. Lois Mc-
Cutcheon and Mrs. Helga Young.
Others playin wer Irene Rossi,
Mrs. Marie "Sorsoli, Mrs. Ruth
Cliff, Mrs. Leta Coffin, Mrs, Lil-
lian Clark, Mrs. Lena Sobrero,
Mrs. Amy Hardgrave Mrs. Edna
Fisher and the hostess, Mrs. Betty
Paulson ]
i
Dorothy Felton arrived Tuesday l
from Tehama to spend two weeks'
here with her sister, Mrs. Bernard
McKorvski and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Yoakum
and son .Jimmy of Loyalton came
over Sunday to attend a belated
birthday dinner for her niece
Sharon Aubrey, held at the home
of her parnets, Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Aubrey and daughter Loretta.
Also present were Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Taresh.
Walter Cliff was a business
visitor in Chico Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Young re-
turned home Friday night after
spending ten days in San Fran-
cisco.
Don't forget the VW party to
i be held Friday night, Feb. 9th at
the Veterans' Hall. Admission is
50c and hot dogs and soft drinks
will be sold.
I
Mr. and Mrs. Tufty McCutcheon
Parbara and Richard drove to
Standish Sunday to spend the day
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Les McColm and daughter Jane.
Mr. and Mrs. Vinton Pierce and
family were dinner guests of the
Werrys and Hobbs, in Gennessee
Friday night.
A stork shower was held Fri-
day night at the home of Mrs.
T!elga Young in honor of Mrs.
,Mickey Donaldson. Games ’ere
nlayed before the opening of 'the
nice gifts, afterwards, cards were
nlaved. Cake. cookies ad coffe
was served at the close of the
evening to Mrs. Lena Sobrero.
Mrs Marie Sorsoli. Mrs. Elsie Han-
son. Mrs. Helen Stephenson. Mrs.
Betty Paulsen. Mrs. Lois Smith,
Mrs. Henri Fisher, Mrs. Lillian
Clark, Mrs. Lois fcCutcheon
_rs Barbara Saltys and honoree
and hostess.
Jack Kin.. went to Reno o
mminess Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Bud Cafferty and
Mrs. Fare Openshaw of Oroville
spent Sunday and Monday here
as ests of Mr. and Mrs. Aldo
Sorsoli. helping Mrs. Sorsoli cele-
brate her birthday on Monday.
Bob Cooke of Reno spent the
weekend here with his mother
Mrs. Timey Cooke.
Jack King has as his guest his
daughter and son of San Francis-
co who will spend two weeks here.
Jack left on Monday to spend a
few days in San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rossi and
children Jackie and Larry left Fri-
day to spend the weekend in
Marvsville with Mrs. Rossi's re-
latives.
Aldo Sorsoli is confined to his
bed for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Grabner Williams
and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Eveland
i went to Reno Saturday to visit
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nolan. T h e
ladies being sisters. Mrs. Eveland
remained in Reno for a longer
visit. +
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Indian Valley Post No. 568
AMERICAN LEGION
&ND AUXILIARY
METS SECOND MONDAY OF
IkCH MONTH AT 7:30 p.m
Veterans and service men welcome
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INDIAN VALLEY GRANGE
N'O. 439
leets First and Third Tuesday of
Each Month, 8 p.m. - TaylorsviUe
H. S, HANNON, Master
Elsie Ann Harmon, Seo'y
O. R. Strong, Hall Mgr,
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SINCERITY LODGE
No. 132, F. & A. M.
Meets Snd Friday each. month. D.l "
Visiting Brothers Welcomel
Ernest Waiters, W.M.
Herbert Holt, Secretary
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LUMBER & SAWMILL
WORKERS UNION - AFL
Local o. 2647
Meets first Sunday of each monEa
at 11 a.m. in Old Library Hall
GREENVILLE .:- CALIFORNIA
JOE PALAZZl, prelident
ROBERT G! ESICK,
BUS, Agent and ecy.-Treas,
GREENVILLE
I.O.OX. LODGE No. 252
Meets 1st and 3rd Saturdays-
8 p.m, - at Oddfellows Hall,
Greenville, California
CHAS. FALTERS, N.G,
ELMORE HUNT, Sec'y
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NATIVE SONS
of the Golden West
PLUMAS
PARLOR
NO. 228 + J : t
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Meet, 2nd & 4th "..--’.
Tuesdays, 8 p.m. .,
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