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TE INDIAN VALLEY RECORD THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1951 AUDITING ACCOUNTING TAX CONSULTATIONS Plumas Accounting Service Q. Phtlpott, P. A. QUINCY GREENVILLE PHONE 202 PHONE 22M2 i Duy all yodr printing at home. MANES FUNERAL HOME Phone 75'M-2 Greenville California A dinner and pinochle party was given Wednesday night by Mrs. Jewel Standart n honor of her husband's 39th birthday. At- tending were Mr. and Mrs. Frank RoAn, Mr. and Mrs. Norman John- son,. Walter Sprayberry and Miss Helen Jackson, and his parents, Judge and Mrs. Frank Standart. f ' PAL'S BARBER SHOP Phone 87-M-2 Greenville I'ROFESSIONAL SERVICES Hours 9 to 6 - Saturdays 9 to ,7 Agency for Quincy Laundry %. J FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Telephone Greenville 75-M-2 MANES FUNERAL HOME or Teleplone Quincy 95 The Gift & Flower Shop WE ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THE OPENING TODAY OF THE TWO NEW LUMBER THE BILLS SUBMITTED LESTER DAVIS Two bills affecting the lumber CUB SCOUT NEWS industry have been introduced in The February pack meeting the state legislature by Assembly- held on February 22 saw a record man Lester T. Davis, it was an- number of parents present, nounced this week. This was the Blue and Gold Cubbing 'birthday party and fea- tured a pot luck dinner. Den 6 of Crescent Mills won the prize furnished by the Rotary club of Greenville for the best decorated table, and consisted of One bill seeks to rectify a con- dition when one branch of the state government can compel vio- lations of the laws of another branch. Davis declared that under Tre- sent vehicle code, traffic officers a set of coping saws and ply-: :: require the driver to stop wood. ovevlo3ded trucks a  d remove In a divided meeting more than] part of the load, including logs. t the same time, state safety 45 parents learned of the part par- : ePts la': in Cubbing, and of thel u'rs provide that loading and need "for new den mothers and--mdi:" ef tos ;ha.l be d::ne assistant den mothers. :n: " under cerkain c:ditions. Den No. 5 was reorganized with "In .practice, log loads have WITH THE VETERANS By C. J. GALLUP County Service Officer A warning to veterans and their wives to be wary of lavish ed- ucational, medical and other bene- fits promised in connection with subscriptions to so-called "veter- ans publications" was sounded to- day by C. J. Gallup, Plumas Coun- ty Veterans' Service Officer. The subscription dodge appar- ently originated outside California, but has been used more and more ifrequently in communities all over Lhis state, according.to Gallup. "If it were just a case of a yeteran"s being 'taken' for a few dollars, it would be serious .enough," he said. "But beyond that, we have had repeated re- ports of these solicitors promis- in. everything from unlimited den- tal care to a home loan or an education if people will sign up Mrs. Mary McIntyre as den been weighed on portable scales their publication. IAlso, they mother and Den No. 2 with Mrs. i a,d if the load of logs is found often claim to be connected with Luther Wilson as den mother, i overweight, the truck driver is some reputable veterans organ- Den No. 1 still lacks a den i instructed by the weighing of- ization or even with the Veterans' mother! i fleer to make the load legal and Administration. As a result, us- An achievement council was i in so doing proceeds to a desi- held with following Cubs earning l sated suitable place and removes i the binders and walks around awards by dens. Den No. l--Wayne Moore was! both. sides of the unprotected load the Webels rank and ad-i m violation of all provisions of vanecd to Tenderfoot Scout. i the safety order." Robert Welsh and Earl Lemm i Davis declared that weight of for any publication claiming offi- earned the Lion Badge and pin and Earl also earned one gold nd two silver arrows and Leo- nord Rilea earned one gold and one silver arrow under the Lion badge, Clifford Holt earned the bobcat pin and the wolf pin and thinking victims are sadly disil- lusioned when they start trying to cash in on some of the pro- mises." His advice to all persons ap- proached by subscription solicitors , lo.s vary. depending on the eial status or recognition of any lcm,'th of time they have been kind in connection with veteran felled, their specie, soil conditions matters is to report the matter at exposure and other factors. '"this once to him at Room 3, Third difficulty in est;,matmg exact Floor, Courthouse in Quincy or to weights has brought about, in n t h e nearest Better' Business indirect manner, abuses of our Bureau. present weight laws." he said. "Full information on any as- The proposed law wouId make pact of the rights and benefits of it permissible to hmfl saw logs vcterans or their dependents is by net volume log scale, adjusted available free of charge at this of- to present weight laws. fice," he emphasized. "You should Under such a law, he said. it be instantly auspicious of any so- would appear that responsible operators would be in a better position to comply with present provisions of both the safety and vehicle codes. FISHING DENIED He added that the practice in some places of levying small fines THIS nu,ur on the basis of the extent of the overload has not tended to re- APRIL duce overloads, but rather con- dones them. Among the first of California's A second bill by Davis would 1951 angling regulations to take provide for a lumber or forest effect is the two-month closure products section of the California on warm-water fish angling in 38 Division of Industrial Safety, )rthern California counties, it is staffed by safety engineers ex- perienced in that industry and as-reported by the Division of Fish and Game. signed on a full time basis. Effective one hour after sunset Davis said that in the first ]0 Wednesday, February 28, the sea- months of 1950 there were 70 sonal closing applies to all coun- fatal injuries in the California ties north of Mono, Madera, Fres- lumber industry and 7,3.8 dis- abling injuries. He said the division of safety has been unable to keep pace with the rapidly developing lum- ber industry. Resolutions dealing with safety in the lumber industry have been adopted by the California Lum- bermen's Accident Prevention sociation, the AFL and CIO the state federation of labor. THE WSA00 Precipitation, last storm .... 1, To date this year .............. 37 22:2"2:; ESTEEE BRASHEAI00 NOTARY PUB I at the B" j INDIAN VALLEY BAll e ID ID O O ID ID ID I O a I Im ID t ID • a It$ I COUNTRY STO00J WINNERS THIS RALPH WHITFIELD EDDIE SMITH FANNY McVEY ANNA MAE WREN GLENN SWlNDLEHURt MARIE BASS GEORGE COATS DIANE McCRINDEL ROBERT COTNEY MARGARET NEVIN$ i00!i! ,i Get your tickets from GREENVILLE TRADING_ INDIAN VALLEY INDIAN VALLEY REC. BURTON MOTOR S: CRESCENT CLEANE MOSELEY & GREN I And Brinq Them to -- THE PLUMAS T0011[ / COUNTRY. STOLE THURSDAY N165 POLKA DOT bringing you FASHION.WISE WOMENS' APPALL AT CITY PRICES 0 0 0 We Have a FRF GIFT FOR THE LADIES lust East of Post Office 0 0 0 COME IN AND SEE US Main Street, Quincy Jeanne Jones COMPLETE MOTOR OVERHAUL OR A New Motor Factory Trained Mechanics Genuine Replacement Parts We Do the Work Now You Pay Us Later Throuqh Bank of America Time-Payment Plan NO BED TAPE- NO WAITING Any Type of Service to Your C=r Can Be Provided So Get It in Shape Now tot Sprinq and Summer Use Burton Moto00rs Your DeSoto.Plymouth Dealer  Phone 90-M "'.,. Badge. Den No. 3--Lores Kidd and C)ulter were awarded bobcat pins. i Den No. 4---Preddie Beavers, Eddie Van Fleet, Butch Young- man and Tom Hennesy all earn- ed a gold arrow and one to four silver arrows under the wolf badge. Den No. 5--Dickie lee was awarded a gold and silver arrow under the wolf rank and Luther Vrilson was awarded a bear badge and pin. Den No. 6---Kenneth Evans, Milton Hobbs and Kenneth Hun- derman were awarded the wolf club badge and pin. Mrs. Lemm presented den mother Adeline Beltz with a blue and gold apron m recognition of 1-er five year's service as den mother for Den No. 1. onthly achievement councils are planned hereafter which will require that cubs get in their books for checking by en mothers or cub masters at least a week prior to the pack meeting date. Next pack meeting date is March 29th and the monthly theme is cubbing around the world. Next leaders and committee meeting is set for Monday, March 26th. --W-- WITH THE EXPLORER SCOUTS Explorer Post 23 of Greenville had a mobilization test for the Civil Defense program on Thurs- day, Feb. 22 at 2:00 in the mor- ning. The post got together in 25 minutes and met at the Forest Service and then li.'Ied up to Valley Lake and found that there was quite a bit of snow on the way up there. When we got up there we had a weiner roast and then came back home and arrived at 7:00 in the mor- ning. The Exploers that were in this mobilization test were Luis Sabo- .la, Ed Welsh, Joe Madigan, Paul 'Bean. Jack Holt and their ad- visor, Carl Scholberg. The post is going to have a test mobilization once a month. The Explorers visited the Quin- cy Explorer's Post and found that our post was further along on the Civil Defense than any Explor- er Post in Plumas County. The ,Explorers that went on this trip were Joe Madigan, Paul Bean • ,uis SabGla, Jack Holt and the advisor Carl Scholberg. Explorer Post 23 helds their meetings every Wednesday evening at 7:30 at the Forest Service Station. Judge and Mrs. Moncur plan to leave Quincy very shortly for Sac- ramento where they will make their home. What's Going On? DREW PEARSON KNOWS AND HE TELLS ALL in his. "WASHINGTON MBRY-G0-ROUND" :,ik Every Week * AT  Support your A similar closure will be enforc- As- ed in Arrowhea'd, Big Bear, and and I Gregory Lakes in San Bernordino 4 County. COLE RETIRES FROM U. S. F. S. A. G. Cole, for the past 18 years a Forest Service Auto Mechanic assigned to the Plumas National Forest Headquarters Shop, has announced his retirement from Government service effective Feb- ruary 28. Born in Oakland, Cole's early education was gined in bay area schools with later technical train- ing at the California School of Mechanical Arts in Oakland. Cole owned and operated a garage busi- ness in Hayward, California, for a period of 15 years, and came to Plumas County during the early depression years to prospect for gold. Mr. Cole, who lives near Karl- die, will be remembered in this area as having been connected for a time with Ellis Motors. O O Typewriter ribbons and typing paper, staplers and staples, legal blanks and signs at The Record! called 'information' which has a PLUMAS t price tag of any kind on it.". ........ THEATRI00t N%u;:i:s 55c :h:;2 l Friday-Saturday M o,r(l JOHN WAYNE BACK TO BATA00 also PAT O'BRIEN MARINE RAID00 • DEBORAH KERRY.| no, San Benito, Santa Clara and STEWART GRANGI|Iq Santa Cruz counties. There is no KING SOLOMON  "' closed reason elsewhere or in Clear Lake, Lake County. The regulation prohibits fishing SPECIALNOTICBJ until April 28 for all species ex-i Specia111Show Time w,ii b es for;f' cept catfish., stripped bass and March , e 2, 6 an shad. ! CLOSED ON TUES0/I t , REo--00oss SUPPORT A GOOD CAUSE DRIVE NOW UNDERWAY Indian Valley Bank Commercial & Saving3 GREENVILLE. 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