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February 8, 1951
 
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J THE INOIAN VALLEY RECORD PLLq4AS THEATRE 0 Friday-Saturday Feb. 9-10 SUSAN HAYWARD ROBERT PRESTON Walter Wanger's production TULSA IN TtCHNICOLOR Sunday-Monday Feb. 11-12 JUDY GARLAND GENE KELLY SUMMER STOCK IN TECHNICOLOR CLOSED ON TUESDAY Wednesday-Thursday Fbe. 14-15 EDDIE ALBERT GALE STORM THE DUDE GOES WEST also Walt Disney's production BEAVER VALLEY COUNTRY STORE EVERY THURSDAY THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1951, '®UND INDIAN VALLEY I Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hall motor- i ed to Richmond Vqltednesday to| visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. John Bettinger arid daughter spent the weekend . [angor visiting relatives. :Ir. and Mrs. W. E. Stevenson were in town from Meadow Valley Sunday visiting the Paul Mene- fees and the Bob Giesicks. 5,ft. and Mrs. Paul Menefee have as their guest this week his brother, Joe Menefee of the U. S. Navy. George True has returned to his normal routine of life since being released from Batson Hospital last week. Bob Campodonico now has quarters in the garret of the local hostelry. Mrs. Cecilia Chamberlain is :;pending a few days in San Fran- cisco on business and pleasure. Mr. and Mrs, Tom Rhinehart are the proud owners of the new ;! udebaker automobile. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Miller and L:m Mark have left for a few eeks ,at their Santa Cruz home. Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Wassell ::,,d family of Tujunga were busi- ness visitors in Greenville over the past week end. "Bud" Wilson returned to his Green,iile home last ,reck from a several days check-up at a Sacra- monte hospital. He is reported to be will on the way to complete re- covery, but will have to undergo an occasional check-up, according to Mrs. Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. M. P, Harris of Genessee are leaving next week on cm e'tended trip into the south- land. Mr. and Mrs] Iank Ferry will occupy the premises during the Harris' absence. Mike Ayoob was returned to his bed Sunday for several days rest as a result of his recent injury. :.:t.". Neuuan rcF.orts that thev hope to keep Mike confined for a time by the simple process of re- ovin all his clothes Cecil McIntyre took to his bed ibis week due to an attack of the 'flu, it is reported. Byron L'artho; is spending a couple of weeks visiting his wife nd parents here. Ned Tremble' is now peddling Studebakers in North Hollywood, it, WaS learned this week. Mrs. Ro-/ _:obo is home aft,m: :;pending a week at the Woodland Clinic, beine, treate¢ for a sinus' :mdition, Her mother, Mrs. Del- bert Stroug e Paxt):, took Cat' o.! the children during their moth- (u"s absence, END PORK . :,, LOI!' ROAST 49c]b CENTER CUTS .k'', CHOPS ........ 59c lb = = i Hm ,, ,0i SQUARES lb 29c = i PURE PORK SIJSAG 49c]b / @ A real buy PEAS DEW DROP - 303TIN 2 CANS ' • .25c Whole Kernel CORN TOP VALUE 2- 303TINS .......................... 25c Tip Top POTATOES ,,NO. 2 CAN .............................. f lOc ALL FLAVORS JELLO 8 PKGS ............................... 25c i i GERBER'S BABY FOOD 3 CANS ................................ 25c PF.I: GEE PEPPER SAUCE 6 CAS ............................. 25c ALL BRANDS CIGARETTES 1.49 CARTO ALL FLAVORS WiUGL¥'S GUM " CARTON OF 24 PKS ..... 69c CANDY BARS BOX OF 24 .......... 95C i WHITE KING GIANT I GiLT EDGE GRAPEFRUIT s o P I c  EER NUTRITION UTAH TYPE CELERY I I I II BROCCOLI' 19c BUNCH i i I t SPINACH CELLO PACKAGE 15c r00c. II II i I _ I • ROYAL GRO00C :RY i III Stores of Fine Foods Gceenviile Her long Stmomville WASHINGTON NOTES Y REP. CLAIR ENGLE ",'.ZING FEE BILL PASSES Just before Congress adjourned 'he last session, I got the bill hrough the Senate authoriing re- -):y,ment of 15 western states for :in accumulated 26-year shortage their Forest Service grazing fees. The President last week sign- i the bill and it is nov; the law. he ttal authorizatio is for 81,- 51,I,19.00, of which California's ;hi, re is approximately $IP7,000. "2ongress must appropriate the -ouey before the payments will  made, The bill originated out of an in- estiation of the manner in which e Forest Service has been hand- ":u the revenue from th national "u'csts. Under the law, 25C. of ',s amount is required to be paid '? the local emmties in which the ttional forest is situated. The Great Service. it developed, had ,ver a period of 2(; years been ,verting trt of the national for- -" revenue before spliting with h: cmmties a.* required by the :-w. Both the Bureau of the Bud- .,t and the Comptroller General 'treed with me that this practice .... as illegal and supported the bill • "-h.ich I introduced, Most of the ney, incidentally, will be paid :  my District. Forest Service sthnates of mtyment due Plumas . are $8.o77.42. Lassen Co. will ,eeive $5,65%48. ",,'rotant Legislation Enacted The last session of Cong'ress -a he most roductive I have ",-,rd since cominE to Washington ,. far as etting leKfslation enact- :! s concerned. monff the im- 'v,'tant bills whcih I ot through nd which are now law are the ,ensure authorizing the Sacra- ento Valley Canals and the mea- rare reauthorizaton of Folsom Pro- ,e, as s larTe, multiple-purpose, "ood control, irrigation and power a,'oject. In addition, although un- -ecessful in getting the bill hrough to establish. National Min- ,r,!s Policy, I was able to write at the National Production Act ,e !950 by amendments and author- " vtion sufficiently broad to en- -ble the Administration to do all -, the things we contended it hould have been doing since the ,-d of the last war. The current ,hortages of these critical and stratec minerals and metals makes the fact all the more ob- -qous. One measure which would onen up huge areas now with- rawn from mining in powersite reservations by the Federal Gov- ernment was caught in the final o jam in the Senate. I have reintroduced it and will press for e.rly action this session. It will of course add to the potential pro- duction of critical and strategic minerals and metals. The bill in- 'oduced by Senator Morse of Ore- uon and me providing for access roads for lumber production never rot out of the House committee. although_it passed the Senate. It has been reintroduced and I un- derstand will have the active back- ing of all the new emergency pro- ducton agencies set up by the President. LISTEN AND LEARN Your mind must be quiet mad receptive if you are to absorb the best thoughts of other people. It is impossbile for you to generate and develop great ideas within you own mind while you are in a state of constant activity and ex- pression. If you listen attentively and meditate much, you will learn a great deal from others and give your own thoughts opportunity to mature. ---Grenville Klieser. Typewriter ribbons and typing aper, staplers and staples, legal! olanks and signs at The Record! SON BOR MONDAY TO JOHN ARNTZS Weighing 6 ibs. 15 ozs., James Arntz lustily made known his ar- rival Monday at the Enloe Hos- pital in Chico. He is the son of M.r. and Mrs. John Arntz of Green- ville, and was born Monday, Feb. 5. An older son, 2Vz-year-old John- ny, is staying at the home of his ";randparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ted ,unzler, while the mother is in Chico. A daughter was born on Wed- nesday, Jan. 31, at the Batson ospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Alden Stokes, of Greenville. She has been ;amed Bonita and weighed 6 lbs. 13 ozs. FARE/ELL. PARTY GIVEN 5r. and Mrs. Richard Harris ,-,ere honored at a farewell dinner :.a2ed at the Emmett Harpole home Jan. 31. 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