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VALLEY RECORD
Published Every Thursday Night
Fmtered in the post office at
Greenville, California, as second-
Class matter under the Act of
Congress of March 3, 1879.
Thelrna A. Johnson _ E. N. Johnson
Owners and Publishers
Member of C.N/P.A. o N-E.A.
taPlers, staples, typewriter rib-
.Carbon papers, legal forms,
ea signs, commercial station-
available at the Reard ofhce.
us do you¢ prtnt[nq and we'll make "eml
INDIKN YALIY FUEL
t ¢r
Slabs and Edgins
IZireplaoe Wood - Setzer's Blocks
W. H. HAWSON
!lone 24-M-2 Greenville, Cal.
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DR. A. T. DIETLE
OPTOMETRIST
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State Theatre Bldg. - Oroville
1461 Myers SL Phone 150
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0UIEY Buyers'
Guide
COTTER'S AUTO SERVICE
SALES & SERVICE
qUINcy HDWARE CO.
P. O; Box 846 Phone 87
(eneeal Hardware - Electrical
y|ning Supplies - Housewares
PlUmbing . Appliances - Norse
Refrigerators
We Specialize in Mail Orders
GAMBELL & GAMBELL
UPHoLsTERING
Complete Guaranteed
Service and Workmanship
(00uincy Furniture Co
FOR FREE ESTIMATE
Phone Quincy 242=W
Damonds - Watches
POWELL JEWELRY
GIFTS THAT LAST ,
Watch Repairing Quincy
QUINCY LAUNDRY
AND DRY CLEANERS
Leave Work at
PAL'S BARBER SHOP
THE DIAMOND MATCH CO.
Phone Quincy Four
WE DELIVER
Bill Harrington, Manaqer
LINOLEUM
CHOOSE YOUR PATTERN
FROM OUR LARGE STOCK!
:INLAY OR
?
6 - 9 and 12-foot widths
Expert Guaranteed Laying
QuincyFurnitureCo
Phone Quincy 242-W
FOR FREE ESTIMATES
The Record recommends the
merchants to pros-
Petive shoppers in this vicinity.
l's Insurance Service
ttlerra Theatre Building
BUSANvI LLE, CALl F.
T WOLF CREEK GARAGE
e Greenville 68-M
. Y MONDAY
I'ONG's SHOE STORE
::iFine Footwear for
Women and Children
. HOSIERY 1
14 St. Phone 84-B
htl Eleotric ApplianCes
PORTI NG GOODS
00UMSING SUPPL,Ee
St. Phone 22S-B
Ob'Wr SE
/700OE
to Out-of Town
and Marl Orders
Qay St. Suaanvllle
t,...' TED CORDKR
,.-ebaker Cars and tucks
Utllit T
tJ= y Trailers . Truck Bedq
• E-D CARS AND TRUCKS
,. SerVice All Makes
KELLY TIRES
108.B . 1329 Main St.
" MILLWOOD
for All Occasions
Seeds Plants - TreN
tto Ph. 381-B
r OFFICE SUPPLY
YbeWHters - Office Equipmeht
• ,Gifts
Lassen Bulldlng
[
CARL'S SHOES
Roblee - Buster Brown - Airstep
JUSTIN & HYER
COWBdY BOOTS
See the Complete Line of
PH/LCO RADIOS
Refrigerators-Ranges-Freezers
Davis Service Appliance
Griffin Building Phone 406-B
J. R. PACKWOOD, Opt. D.
Glasses Fitted and Repaired
Office Hours: 9-12 and I-5
II II II
Telephone 247-B
DEAL & DAIrlE'SERVICE
Cadillac & OldsraobJle CaMt
GMC Trtmks - Goodyear Tlr
RECAPPING
Complete Automotive Service
Phone 212-B - 1107 Main 8f'
Dealers in Builders' 8uplin
T. & M. C SHOP
Cabinet Work-Glau
8ash and Doors
Phone 292-B
DOYLE MOTOR CO.
Sale= FORD 8ervioe
IORZ) - and :MERCURY
Guaranteed Used Cars
Phone 295-B 611 Main St.
For Corn plete Furniture
UPHOLSTERY SERVICE
DAVE'S
TOP AND BODY WORKS
275 Fairfield Phone 418-R
SIERRA IEW'EI2S
The Store on the Corner
Main and Gay 8treet
Gorham Sterling
Nationally Advertised Watches
DIAMONDS
Watch Repairing - Engraving
M.&M.
Applitmce cmd Hardware
718 Main St. Phone 170-B
Norge - Bendix - Appllano¢,s
Genl. Hardwars-Sprt'g. Goods
HOFFMAN RADIOS
WANT ADS
WANTED -Bookkeeper or steno-
grapher to work in Greenville. Ex-
perience preferable. Write P. O.
Box 941, Quincy. 6tfc
.... FOR S,'(E ...........
'48 Buick Roadmaster sedan, 14,-
000 actual miles. Mechanically
perfect, radio, heater, Dynaflow.
See M. D. Ayoob, Greenville.
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FOR SALE--FriKidair e Automa-
tic Washer. Floor demonstrator,
1950 model. Was $308.75 now
$269.50.
1 used Frigidaire washel,. Excel-
lent condition. $239.50.
1 used Thor Automatic spin-dryer
washer. Good Condition. $129.50.
M. D. YOOB Dept. Store
Greenville
WANTED--Married couple, with
or without family, to live on
• ;ranCh near Greenville. Permanent.
Small salary, milk, and eggs fur-
nished, in exch. for part-time ir-
rigation and looking after few cat-
le. Give references. Write Draw-
er 4, Elk Grove, Calif. 7-2c
FOR rS 4 cubic ft" Gilfillan
Refrigerator, in good condition.
$60 cash. Ike Bohne across from
WolfCreek garage, on hillside. 8p
FOR SA0 gal oil burning
water heater. 2 Bendix dryers, all
slightly used. 1st house this side
of Cottonwood Club. Mrs. Mar-
guerite Kidd. 8p
FOR SALE---'37 Mack Jr. pickup;
runs good, good tires; full float-
ing rear end; 4 speed transmis-
sion. $200. Can be seen at Mc-
Cune ranch (CoLt Dairy). 8p
HAVE TWO PIANOS to sell in
this area at a nice discount; like
new. Write Witt Piano Co., Chieo,
Calif. 5-tfc:
cabins, 40 acres pasture land. H.
A. Morel, Travelers Hotel, Green-
ville. 2.
FOR RENT--2-rm. modern cabin
furnished. C. J. Frederickson --
take dirt road to left at foot of
Crescent Grade. tfc
BABY SITT ING at your home--
50c per hour until midnite. Mrs
Wallace, phone 31-M-3. 8c
ROOM AND BOARD Pine Val-
ley Inn, on Highway 89, zK miles
out of Greenville. 4tfc
HATCHING Mondays and Thurs-
days throughout the year. Mc-
Cleary's New Hampshire Chieks.
18c ea. postpaid. McCleary Hatch-
ery, Oroville, phonegJ2. 6-4¢
PIANOS and sewing machines.
Buy your new piano and sewing
machine while the best is still
available. Highest allowances on
old pianos or sewing machines.
Write .Wilson, Box 664, Gridley,
Calif. 2-tfc
YOUI WATK!NS DEALER
LEROY PRYOR
Graeagle, Calif. (3-tfc)
ELECTROLUX
SALES & SERVICE
STANLEY BANG
1011 No. St. Susanville
ALTERATIONS- BUTTONho=es
DRESSMAKING - TAILORING
MRS JIMMY SIVIITH
Telephone Greenville 31-M-5
FOR
HOMES- RANCHES- RESORTS
LOTS AND ACREAGE
SEE OR CALL
HELEN HOLLENBECK
Realtor - Quincy
Phone 301-W Leonhardt Bldg.
IRRIGATION PIPE
PIPE CO.
ChIoo, Oaltf. 10-tf
OF OUR
LOW ply AND 8HOP AT--
'KATPIAN= ,SECOND HAND
STORE"
New Lmo1Uand up; new
v
dlvar sets $!30.00; new armless
divans $40.00; new platform
rockers $22.50; new box springs
and innersprin'g mattresses $25.00
each; 1950 apartment size 'ri-
gidaire,' like new $110.00; new
steel lawn chairs $5.95, new rub-
ber garden ihose--25 'ft. length
$3.25, 50 ft. length $4.95; new
toilet sets $300; new galvanized
pipe; new electric drills and num-
crous other tools; good used fur-
niture such as treddle sewing
machines; divans; divan sets;
chests of drawers; tables; end
tables: coffee tables: trunks; 'beds;
cots: springs; mattresses; occas-
sional chairs; rockers; high chairs;
ice boxes; doors; washing mach-
ines; vacuum cleaners: sinks tnis-
cellaneous and many kitchen uten-
sils and dishes to numerous to
mention.
KATHAN'S SECOND HAND
STORE
ON road to fair grounds entrance.
Quincy, Calif. Phone 347
We do local and long distance
moving.
'ROUND INDIAN VALLEY
Mary Lindstrom and her mother
Lnga shopped in Quincy last Sat-
urday and visited,the new offices
of P]umas ,Accounting Service.
George and Marge Wilkensen of
Oakland visited with friends and
ther respective parents, the W. H.
cotts and M. J. Hammonds last
week.
Vivian Wiley entertained a group
of her friends at a slumber party
last Saturday night. Those present
were Shirley Lynn Standart, Kay
Youngman, Mary Lou Van Fleet
Wilma Wiley, and the hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lozano and
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Smith and fam-
ilies enjoyed a trip Sunday after-
noon, which took them down the
canyon, over the Yankee Hill Road
to dinner in Oroville, and home
again.
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Scott and
children of Chico were Greenville
visitors last weekend at the par-
ental home, prior to his returning
to the service.
Austin Cox is reported to have
been in the hospital last week due
to a severe attack of the 'flu.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth MeIntyre
and family spent the past week
end in Sacramento on business.
Marge Casteel, who has spent
the winter months in Oakland. ar-
rived in Greenville last weekend
accompalned by Robert II, to join
her husband and help to open the
Greenville Motor Court.
Barbara Conklin. who is grad-
uating this year from the college
at Davis, is enjoying a week's
holiday at her home here, accorn-
pained by her friend Miss Jeanne
Reasoner.
CARD OF THANKS
Nora Welch wishes to express
her thanks to the members of the
fire department a21d all others who
assisted m any way on the oc-
casion of her recent fire.
MEMBERS OF C, S. F.
ENJOY WEEK-END
TRIP TO SAN FRANCISCO
Some time ao it was decided
that any student of the Greenville
enior High School who did well
enough in all their studies to be
chosen s member of the Green-
ville Chauter of the California
Scholarship Federation would be
allowed to make a weekend trip
to San Prancisco. California.
Last Friday, April 20, the mem-
bers of the Greenville C.S.F. ac-
companied by their advisor Vice-
prinelal William Schultz and his
wife ]rveled to the big city, ac-
c)mlied by the following stu-
d enoren ¢rtholf, Ann Brit-
SLogan..h.'1-'Jeyce Camp and Ronnie
Among other things the group
visited University of California.
the museum and other places of
interest. A good time was had by
all and it was unanimously decid-
ed by the group that such a trip
was well worth working for in
the future.
THE INDIAN VALLEY RECORD. THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1951
, , .....
Number of Bank--541
COMBINED REPORT OF CONDITION OF
THE INDIAN VALLEY BANK
LOCATED AT GREENVILLE, CALIFORNIA
as of the close of business on the 9th day of April, 1951.
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WATER WELL 'D00LING
ANY SIZE OR DEPTH
IRRIGATION WELLS ARE OUR SPECIALTY
Vfrite or Telephone
N. R. IESSEE
Post Office Box 4 - ALMANORRoute 4, Box 224, Chico
ASSETS
Cash balances with other banks,
and cash items in process of
collection ........................................
U. S. Government obligations,
direct and fully guaranteed ........
State, county, municipal and
school district obligations ..........
Otheronds, notes and debentures
Loans and discounts (includes
1837.42 overdrafts) ...................... 185,121.04
Bank premises, furniture.
fixtures and equipment .............. 1,154.72
Other assets ...................................... 40.81
Total Assets .............................. 829,526.42
LI A B I L ITI ES co,..c,,.
Commercial deposits demand ...... 685,68886
Savings deposits ..............................
U, S. Government and postal
savings deposits ............................ 14,832.61
State, county and municipal
deposits .......................................... 31,115.25
Other liabilities ................................ 99.59
Total Liabilities ........................ 731,736.31
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS co,,,.,.c,.u.
Capital paid in:
a. Class A preferred stock ........ None
b. Common stock 500 shares,
par $100 ...................................... 27,500.00
Surplus ................................................ 24,250.00
Undivided profits--net .................... 43.190.11
Reserves ............................................ 2.850.00
Total Capital Accounts .......... 97,790.11
TOTAL LIABILITIES
AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ....
MEMORANDA: Assets
Pledged assets (and securities
loaned) (book value} :
a.U. S. Government obliga-
tions pledged to secure de-
posits and )ther liabilities .... 50,000.00
State of California, County of Plumas, ss.
Win. B. PERRY. President
COMMERCIAL SAVINGS COMBINK
247.356.45 24,829.83 272,186.28
321,677.14 379,854.56 701I.T0
74,176.26 37,104.40 111,280.66
336,903.96
522.025.00
1,154.?
40.81
778,692.75 1,60819.17
SAVINIS COMIIMIB
685,688.86
686.942.75 686,942.7
14,832.61
50,000.00 81,115.2S
99.59
736,942,75 1,468,679.06
SAVINGS COMBINEI
None
22.500.00 50,000.00
19,250.00 43,500.04)
43,190.11
2,850.00
41,750.00 139.540.11
829,526.42 778,692.75 1,608,219.17
Pledged to Secure Liabilities
60.000.00 110,000.00
CECILIA M. CHA/MBERLAIN, Cashier, Vice-Pres.
of the Indian Valley Bank, being duly sworn, each for himself, says
he has a personal knowledge of the matters contained in the fore-
going report of condition and hedules pertaining thereto and that
every allegation, statement, matter and thing therein contained is
true to the best of his knmvledge and belief.
Win. B. PERRY, resident
CECILIA . CHAMBERL,AIN, Cashier, Vice-Prcs
Severally subscribed and sworn to before me by both deponents
this 21st day of April, 1951.
DOROTHY NEER BORG
Notary Public in and for said County of
Plumas, State of Cahfrnia.
No. of Bank 541 (My commission expires Oct. 20 1951)
MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
Plenty
Last year 368 new, large industrial
and commercial users were COlmected
m P. G. and E. lines-including oil
refinenes, steel fabricalion, chemical
plants-the very sinews of American
industry, Their power needs were
met, with ample reserve to spare.
By summer our |rest-war construc-
tion program will have doubled our
1945 capacity.
All this tdok planning ahead and
prompt action by many people. And
as industry expands, P. G. and E. is
ready and will continue to be ready
with the power...and at rates among
the lowest in thc nation.
P'G.-JE"
PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY
- W. G. B. Eulr, executive vice president
in charge of P. G.and E.'s construction
program. It was Mr. Euler and his staff
wht planned and supervised the numer-
ous details of this construction program,
one of the largest and most awi cm-
at! in indum-ial hiatoP/.
Columbia% 35004on mon.
ster that produc 450 ton
of precious, cold-reduced
steel every 8 hours. To steel
plants P. C.. and E.'s ample
electric power is vital.
Ray H. Clarion, commercial
photographer, of Stockton.
Mr. Clarkson is one of
the 170,000 stockholders
who have inveatcd some 'of
their savings in P. G.and Ig
securities.Through their in-
vestment we have been able
to build the dams, power
plants and milea of transmiP
8ion line it ta to provide
ample power for Nonhero,
md Cmtnd Gdifomia.