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VALLEY RECORD
PUblished Every Thursday Night
hi the post office at
California, as second-
matter under the Act of
of March 3, 1879.
Johnson _ E. N. Johnso,
Owners snd Publishers
of C.N.P.A. - N.E.A.
to The Record today]
FICATE OF PARTNER-
DOING BUSINESS
FICTITIOUS NAME
of California [
of Plumas J ss.
Q. PHILPOTT,
of residence is Green-
County, California,
J. BOSS, whose
of residence is Quincy,
California, hereby
declare that they are
transacting business in
of Plumas, State of
under a name not show-
names of the persons in-
to-wit, Q. Phil-
Public AS-
the persons naB-
are the only members of
hip and the only per-
therein and that
of residence is as above
Phtlpott is a general
J. Boss is a
our hands this 15th
1951.
J. BOSS
Plumas ss.
day of May, 1951, be-
C. YOUNG,
Public in and for the
Plumas, State of Calif-
therein, duly corn-
and sworn, Personally
Q. PHILPOTT a n d
BOSS known to me to
whose names are
to within instru-
edged to me that
the same.
WHEREOF, I
set my hand and
ray official seal. at my
the said County of Plu-
day and year in this
first above written.
C. YOUNG
.in and for the
of Plumas, State of
24-31-June 7-14-21)
OF SALE OF PRO-
DEEDED TO THE
FOR DELINQUENT
TAXES
Date May 21, 1951
I was )n the 7th day
directed by the
of Plumas
of California, and
received by me and fil-
office an authorization
Controller (dated
1951) to sell at public
cash in lawful money
States, certain tax
public notice is
unless the said
zs redeemed or an install-
is initiat-
I will on
1951, at the
o'clock P.M. in the Tax
Office in the Court
the County of Plumas,
of Quincy, sell as
said property for a
than the minimum
prices set forth In this
of proper-
subject of this
in the County
of California,
as follows:
Frac. 9NE.
R.
All of Blocks
to 30 Inc, 33 to
Indian Falls. 10 & ('Less
11 Block 6
Falls, 17 & 18 Block
Falls, 25 to 36 Inc.
Fails, 1 to 11 Inc.
Falls, 14-15 & 16
Falls, 18 to 40 Inc.
x Falls, Lots 3-4-5-6
Block 9
Falls, Lots 1-2-3-4-
23 to 27 Ine Block
Falls 4-5-6-7-19-
40 Inc. Block 13
Falls, 5 to 11 Inc.
Block 14.
Fails, Lots 1 to 12
Falls, 1 to 8 Inc. 13
24 to 29 Inc. & 36 to
17
Falls, 1-2-6 to 18
Block 18
to 20 Inc.
Block 19.
Falls. All of 40
20
Falls. Lots 1 to 17
28 Inc. 36 to 40 Inc.
Dawn Institute of
Art.
e $2550.00.
of the property
of an installment
is not made
the firs
right of re-
cease.
HAD
of Plun-m Co.,
California.
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SALES & SERVICE : :
STANLEY BANG :
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RFoNs=00 :
ALTERATIONS - SUTTONhoies i m - SUPPORT A GOOD CAUSE m
ORESSMAKING - TA,LOR,NG i:
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MRS JIMMY SMITH DRIVE NOW UNP=qWAY i/I
Telephone Greenville 31-M-5
FOR -
HOMES - RANCHES- RESORTS :
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LOTS AND ACREAGE
SEE OR CALL
HELEN HOLLENBECK
Realtor - Quincy
Phone 301-W Leonhardt Bldg.
CONCRETE IRRIGATION PIPE
SEE THE SUPERIOR PIPE CO.
2440 Park Ave., Chico, Calif. 10-if
PIANO SALE
NOW GOING ON
$38,000 stork of new pianos will
be sacrificed.
$150 to $250 off on each piano.
New Spinnets as low as $459.50
while they last.
Usual terms 20% down, 24
months on balance.
Free Delivery to Your House
Store open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Sale Continuous Until All Pianos
Are Sold
WlTT PIANO c0.
238 w. Third Chico, Calif.
FOR SALE Small saddle hz)rse.
Eroll Bates, North Arn, Taylors-
ville. Phone 17.
FOR SALE Bendix auto. t washer
good condition, new bearings. $60.
Jess `Maginnis, phone 23-`M-3. 13p.
FOR SAZ. BY OWIWER---2 bed-
room home, partly furnished; fire-
place, picture windows; large lot;
fruit trees and garden. N. (D. Hall
Hot Springs P#oad, Greenville. 13p.
FOR RgNT--3 rm, house, partly
furnished, also 3-rm, unfurn. $35
per me. Greenville Motor Court
phone 24-`M-3. 11tfc
SEE the new Blackstone Automa-
tic Washer demonstrated at
Ayoob's :New Fttrniture Store;
value of $395 reduced to $349.50.
Re,BINS SELF SERVICE
LAUNDERETTE
35c per load damp dry--Located
across from Moseley and Grenke
Market. tfc.
FOR RENT--3-room house, partly
furn. $40 me, See Chas Camp on
C. T. Gor@an property, opposite
Cheney Mill. lltfc,
FOR Suckskin pinto mare
gentle and handles nicely, ALSO
stock saddle.D. W, Hals, Can-
yondam, after 4:30 p.m. lc
The "poor ole' printer" has to
male living, too . . . order your
stativners' mzpplies plain and
printed materials from the Record
FOR SALE OR TRADE---G. M.
C. 3 axle cabover trucks, 477
motors, 10:20 tires; G. M. C. 3
axle cab over tractors, 477 motors
10:20 tires; 2 Fruehauf vans
Utility 2 axle cattle semi-trailer
32 feet. Phone Orland 105 or
write S. G. Westfleld, Box 464
Orl&nd, Calif. ,- 12p
FOR RENT----3 rm unfurn, house
$35 so. Greenville Motor Court
Phone 2fl-`M-3. II-2c.
FOR S room house, un-
furn, Inquire hou on Start-
dart 51ne Road, Orevflle. ' 12p
and parts for 'Model A Ford; all
good condition. See Bert Holt,
Phone Greenville 10-`M-4. x
HOUSE FOR RENTNew, 2-rms
furnished: with bath, Wm. Jan-
shen, large ,white house across
from Cheney Mill. ln.
FOR S1947 Chev. Fleetllne
4-dr sedan; radio, heater, fog lites;
has good tires; motor overhauled.
Don North. ,Phone 89-M-4. 13-3c
FOR RINT--`Modern apartment
for couple or.single person; rea-
sonable. Crescent St. Apts. Green-
rifle, llp
FOR SAl,I--Modern 2 bedroom
house in town, partly furtslled.
Phone Greenville 12-`M-4. 9-tfc
FOR Burroughs electric
adding machine; 8-col. $125. Patty
Typewriter Shop. 126 West 3rd
Chico. 9tfe
Cabins, apartment.
sleeping rooms, 40 acres of pasture
land. H. A. `Morel Travelers
Hotel, Greenville. 8tfc
FOR SALE--Building lots in
Greenville. Clarence Olson, Cot-
tonwood Club. Phone 24-M-5. 7-tfc
Valley Bank i
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Indian Valley Peat No. 568
AMERICAN LEGION
.qD AUXARY
MEETS SECOND MONDAY OF
ACH MONTH AT 7:30 p.m.
Veterans and service men welcome
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INDIAN VALLEY GRANGE
N,o. 439
Meets First and Third Tuesclay el
Each Month, 8 p.m. - Taylorsville
H. S. HANNON, Master
Elsie Ann Hannon, Secy
D. R. Strong, Hall Mgr.
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SINCERITY LODGE
No. 132, F. & A. M.
Meets 2nd Friday each month, 8 p.m
Visiting Brothers Welcome!
Ernest Waiters, W.M.
Herbert Holt, Secretary
6th GRADE CELEBRATES
WITH PICNIC AT
ALMANOR COVE
In celebration of their gradua-
tion from grammar school, 35
members of the Sixth grade class
spent last Friday at the cove on
Lake Almanor, where a picnic and
swimming party was enoyed by
all. Because of a last minute out-
break of measles, several of the
class were unable t attend.
Shortly after school started
they were transported to the lake
by bus, and since the day was
warm the majority were soon in
swimming. Others hiked, fish.ed or
"just waded" until lunch time. Mr.
Cornell Kurtz, sixth grade teacher
also took all who wished for a
ride round the cve in his boat.
After lunch, games and distribu-
tion of report cards occupied the
time until all were *returned to
their homes at 2:00 o'clock.
Those who helped Mr. Kurtz
make this memorable occasiion for
the class were Jess Osborne, who
furnished the free transportation,
and Mesdames Kurtz, Baxter Bur-
ton, Montoya, Conrad, Walters
and Caraway.
GREENVILLE TEACHER
HONORED AT CHICO
Word has been received from
confidential sources to the effect
that Greenville's Music Maestro,
Robert F. Johnson, was selected
as among the most outstanding
music directors in his class, by
judges at Chloe, when the local
band performed there. Mr. John-i
son, who is easily overcome by
modesty, has not been interviewed
in the matter, but official chan-
nels have confirmed the fact that
honors were bestowed upon him.
COMPLIANCE WITH AUTO
USE TAX MADE EASIER
Purchasers of automobies in
other states for California use will
find compliance with the 3 per
cent use tax made easier as a re-
sult of recent action taken by the
state board of equalization. This
....................... : ............................................... tax, in lieu of the sales tax th.at
LUMBER & SAWMILL would apply if the property had
WORKFAS UNION - AFL
Local Ho. 2647
eets first Sunday of each month
at 11 a.m. in Old Library Hal}
GREENVILLE -:. CALIFORNIA
JOE PALAZZl, president
ROBERT GIESICK,
Bus. Agent and @mcy.-Troa.
, • $11t $1 I1 Ill@Rip0 $11 III IflllllilllllllllillOllllllall01t01 IiIIIII
G1EEIE
I.O.O.F. LODGE No. 252
Meets 1st and 3rd Saturdays-
8 p.m. - at Oddfellowa Hall,
Greenville, California
CHAS. WALTER$, N.G.
ELMORE HUNT, See'y
NATIVE SONS
of the Golden West
PLUMAS
PARLOR /
NO. 228 ,,v£ k
Tay,o.v,,,e. ca,
Meets 2rid & 4th ,
Tuesdays, 8 p.m. FV<'xk'F '
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MANES
FUNERAL HOME
Phone 75-M-2
Greenville Calitomla
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PAL'S BARBER SHOP
Phone 87-M-2 Geemvillo
IROFISIONAL SERVICES
Hour 9:30-6 - Saturdays 9:30-7
Buy all your printing at hOm;
ROBBIN'S
SELF, SERVICE
IIUND00
35¢ Per Load Damp Dry
---30 Minute Service---
"DO Your Washing While You
Do Your Shopping.,,
Located Directly Across from
`Moseley and Grenke
PUBLIC
STENOGRAPHER
NOTARY
Specialty Leqal Xrork
TYPING - CONTRACTS
LEASES - DEEDS, ETC.
MARGUERITE
AUSTIN
Telephone 8-M4
On hiway 89, near high school
Crescent Street Greenville
been bought in California, ordin-
arily must be paid within a month
after the end of the calendar
quartet- in which the local ue be-
gins. In administering the law the
board has found that owners of
automobiles purchased under cir-
cumstances calling for use tax pay-
ments often are unaware of this
liability until the tax is overdue.
To avoid hardship to taxpayers,
the board, acting under legisla-
tive authority, has deferred the
due date so that automobile own-
ers mav be informed about the
tax bfore delinquency occurs.
Under this new rule, the auto-
mobile use tax may be paid With-
out penalty within three months
after the close of the calendar
month in which first occurs one
of these events: (a) application
for California registration, (b)
transfer of ownership, or (el ex-
piration of the odt-of-state regis-
tration. In any of these situations,
owners must contact the State
Department of Motor Vehicles.
PLI00AS TAX RATE
AMOSG 8 00GHEST
IN CALIFORNIA
Loc,.t te.xes levied on tangible
property throughout the state for
the 1950-51. fiscal year reached
$782,184,745, according to figures
released today by Jerrold 'L. Sea-
well. Third District Member of
the State Board of .Eq(|alizatlon.
This represents and increase o'f
10.1 percent over the previous
year's total of $710,411,131. With
only' a 3 percent rise in assessed
THE INDIAN VALLEY RECORD
Supervisors
Proceedings
(Continued from last week)
TLIESDAY, MAY 8th
1:30 P. M.
Motion maOe by Supervisor
Cloman, seconded 15y Supervisor
Flanagan, that the County Auditor
be authorized to issue a warrant
in favor of Gerald V. Openshaw
and Phyllis Openshaw, his wif
and Eugene M. Openshaw and
Dorothy Openshaw. his wife, same
in the amount of $50.00, and be-
mg m payment for the Right-of-
Way deed on the Arlington
Bridge. Carried and so ordered.
Mrs. Jane McNaskle, Area Dep-
uty, and Mr. A. R. Albouze, Per-
sonnel Officer, both of the State
Department of Social Welfare, ap-
peared before the Board, discuss-
ing the matter of the $20.00 cost
of living increase granted for em-
ployees of Plumas County as con-
cerns the employees of the Plu-
mas County Welfare Department,
and the re-newal of the contract
for Child Welfare Services in Plu-
mas County.
Motion made by Supervisor
Donnenwirth, seconded by Super-
visor Blackman, that Resolution
No. 483 be adopted, notifying the
State Department of Social Wel-
fare that the effect of Ordinance
No. 309 shall be construed to mean
that each step of the salary range
for each class of position used m
the counCy welfare department
shall be considered increased in
the amount of $20.00. AYES: Sa-
)ervisors Donnenwirth, Flanagan,
Blackman, Cloman and Humph-
ray. NOES: None. ABSENT:
None. Carried and so ordered.
Motion made by Supervisor
B]ackman, seconded by Supcrvis-
or Donnenwirth; that the Clerk of
this Board be authorized to exe-
cute the Agreement between the
California State Department of
Social Welfare and the County of
Plumas, providing for a Child
Welfare Services Worker for P]u-
mrs County for the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1952, with Plan
of Organization No. 2 being ap-
proved by this Board, and the
matter of an adoption plan for
Plumas County being considered
by this Board at a later date.
AYES: Supervisors Donnenwirth,
Flanagan, Blackman and Humph-
rey. NOES: Supervisor Cloman.
Carried and so ordered.
Motion made by Supervisor
Flanagan, seconded by Supervsor
Blackman, that since Mrs. Verna
Beall will be unable to attend a
welfare meeting to be held in Or-
oville on May 14th and 15th. 1951.
Mary L .Reid be authorized to at-
tend this meeting in her place.
Carried and so ordered.
At this time a hearing is held
m connection with t.e proposed
purchase by Plumas County of a
Multilith machine. Present are
Wayne Rathburn and William
Johnson of the Multigraph Sales
Agency, committees from thc
Grand Jury, Plumas County Tax-
payers Association and the Fair
Board, and the three editors o
Plumas Co/nty newspapers. Af-
ter considerable and various dis-
cussion, two members of the
Board of Supervisors expressed
their desire to give this matter
further consideration and investi-
gation at their own expense.
Motion made by Supervisor
Cloman, seconded by Supervisor
Donnenwirth, that Resolution No.
484 be adopted, concerning the
purchase by the County of Plu-
mas of land situated in Orange
Count,, for the purpose of ex-
changing said land with the
United States Forest Service for
real property to be used for gen-
eral County road purposes, and
the construction of a National
Guard Armory and headquarters;
and that the County Auditor be
authorized to transfer $1500.00
from the Unappropriated Reservc
to the County General Fund, same
to pay for the purchase price of
the land in Orange C0unty and
the cost for the policy of title in-
surance; and that the County Au-
ditor be authorized to issue a
warrant in the amount of' $1,410.-
00 payable to Edith Hanson Field,
same amount to be deposited im-
mediately" with the Orange Coun-
ty Title Company when reformed
by the Regional Forest, U.S. Forest
Service, that approval has ]een
given to the Land Exchange Offer
by the Secretary of the Interior;
and further, that the County Au-
value of property, the average tax ditor be authorized to issue a
rate was forced up from $5.37 in warrant .ayable to the. Orange
1 4 uouny "±me-tom any zo De m
9 9-50 to $5.74 this year ..... + or +h_ o,, of title in
s o school purpose, surance, with the amounts of both
amounted to $312,509,363, ah ;J- warrants not to exceed the amount
crease of 6 9 percent over the J of $1,600.00. AYES: Supe_rvisors
.... Juonell_w£rU% Jlam ,
averaged $2,29 per 100 of the tax|NOES: None. ASEIT: None.
base as compared witlt $2.21 lut |Carried and so ordered.
year | Motion made by Supervisor
" ..... ." lDonnenwirth, seconded by Super-
xn eu counue me average over-[visor Cloman, that Resolutlon" No.
all tax rate was below the state-1485 be adopted, resolving that if
wide of $5.74 per $100, but the]the lowest bid received for the
construction of the Indian Creek
combined levies In these areas re- Bridge and approaches on Federal
presented but one-quarter of the Aid Secondary Route No. 1062.
state aggregate. Average tax rates
were less than $4.00 in six of these
counties and less than $3.00 in Al-
pine and Mono Counties.
Levies in Plumas County total-
ed $1,584,228 and produced an ave-
rage rate of $4.12.
Pf200 PAYS BIG
LOCAL TAX BILL
Plumas County property tax
payments for the 1950-51 tax year
completed today by Pacific Gas
and Electric Company total $905.-
114, George L. Works. manager of
the company's De Sable Division,
announced.
The sum represents 56.97 per
cent of all property taxes levied
in the county.
THE WEATHER
Precipitation last storm .... 2.13 in
To date this year ............ 42.44 in
"r date last year ............ 37.33 in
Average, July to July .... 38.00 in
Project 5-1026 (1) is in excess of
the amount set up in the County-
State Agreement No. 2, upon
award of the contract to said low-
est bidder, the County of Plumas
agrees to furnish and deposit, if
necessary, the additional funas
thereby required to-finance said
project. AYES: Supervisors. Don-
nenwirth, Flanagan, BlacKman,
Cloman and Humphrey. NOES:
None. Carried and so ordered.
Motion made by Supervisor
Blackman,, seconded by Supervis-
or Donnenwirth, that Resolution
No. 486 be adopted, which would
allow the five members of the
Plumas County Fish and Game
Commission, and the five alter-
nate members thereof, in the event
of the inability of such members
and alternates to be in attendance
at scheduled meetings of the Com-
mission, to designate by written
roxy a person or delegate to at-
end such scheduled meeting;.
AYES: Supervisors Donnenwirth,
Flanagan, Blackman, Clman and
Humnhrey. NOES: None. AB-
SENT: None. Carried and so or-
dered,
Motion made by Supervisor
Donnenwirth, seconded by Suver-
visor Flanagan, that A. J. Watson
be authorized to have the roof at
THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1951
RESERVATIONS AVAILABLE
FOR OPENING OF 195!
;CE FOLLIES
Mail,rder ticket' reservations
for the all-new "Ice Follies of
1951," opening June 20 at San
Francisco's Winterland, are now
being accepted, George J. Caml
bell, general manager of Winter-
!and, said today. '
Out-of-town patrons arO urged[
t,u avail themselves of this op-
v:)rtunity to obtain choice scala
for the 1951 show, hailed by critica
across the nation as the "greatest
ever."
Send a self-addressed, stamped[
envelope with money order cA,
check, to "Ice Follies of 1951/*
Winterland, Post and Steiner Sts.,
San Francisco. Tickets are priced[
at $1.20, $1.80, $2.40, $3.00, and[
$3.60, tax included.
General seat sale will open
`Monday, May 21, at Shermam
Clay's San Francisco and Oak-
land box offices and at Winter,,
land.
Campbell emphasized that there
are many good seats available,
for opening night.
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SNOW AVERAGE DOWN
Snow measured on the Buck-
Oroville Summit at Letter Box in
the Plumas National Forest on
May 2 by Ranger William Turpi
and Forest Patrolman Willianl
Shuster of the Brush Creek Ran-
ger Station, was reported this
morning to average 50 inches in
depth with water content of 25
inches. The snow depth, accord-
ing to Ranger Turpin, is about 65
per cent of the average May 1
measurements for the past eight
years, but he pointed to the
water content this year as being
from 10 to 15 per cent better tham
average.
Commenting on water condi-
tions, Turpin said his season, des-
pite the dry spell suffered in
March and April, can still be sat-
isfactory in the mountains if May
and June produce just a little
better than the normal rainfall.
STEEL
(ABINETS
FOR 3x5-4x6 CARDS (3000)
LETTERSIZE ................ 52.74
LEGAL SIZE ................ 56.10
3 DRAWER
With Storaqe Cabimt
LETTEff SIZE ................ 56.10
LEGAL SIZE ................ 58.74
2 Split Droe,ers for 3x.4x8
Cards (6000)
LETTER SIZE ................ 62.70
Acid $I 1.88 for Plunger Lock
On Drawn
IMMEDIATE
Sales Tax Not Included
NO CHARGE FOR DELIVER
%
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126 W. 3rd. St., Chica, Calif. /
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the Juvenile Hall repaired at a
cost not to exceed $500.00. Car
ried and so ordered.
Motion made by SuperviSor
Don-nenwirth, seconded by Super-
visor Blackman, that Chester
Hard, Assessor, be authorized to
employ two timber appraisers for
period not to exceed ninety
2ays, same to be paid for from the
)udget for Appraisers within the
budget of Assessor and Tax COl-
lector. Carried and so ordered:
There being no further business
to come before this Board, and
there being an order on file call-
ing a special meeting of this Board
for Monda}', May 28th, 1951 at
10 o'clock A. M, the Board ad-
journs until said day and time.
E. J. Humphrey, Chairman
Attest-" Lois Alexander, Clerk.
rant