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THE INDIAN VALLEY RECORD THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1951
No eed at any price can prcdtce
more eggs than Albers EGG
MAKER. This feed is getting top
resuhs for thousands of Pacific
(]o:;: : poultrymen today--econom-
ic,J .
Albers EGG
MAKER is an
economical feed
because it is rich
in the nutrients
which keep hens
in good condi-
tlon and keep
th:,m laying more
eyy:. Yet it costs
o more than
other feeds.
Give Aibers EGG MAICJR a
trial. Drop into our atom or call
today for delivery.
MOSELEY & GRENKE
Phone 47-M-2 Greenville
attdt aldt qcdt ta$t t t .Vdt 4a$4c
IRECORDS, musical instruments
and accessories, strings, reeds,
nutes, harmonicas, etc, for LESS!
Out of the "high rent" area. --
Write for mail order prices (op-
erators take note!). Big Stock. •
Jerry's (at the "Radios" sign) No•
:Main St.. Greenville (lumas Co.)
Calif. P. O. Box 322. Agents for
awyer's Vtewmasters), 48-tfc
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A 6-1b .15-oz• daughter was born
on 'Tuesday, May 15, to Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbert Winter. She has been
named Celia•
J. S. S. HOLD PICNIC
AT LAKE ALMANOR
(By Alice Shafer)
The Juni,or Scholastic Society
went on a picnic up at Almanor
last Wednesday after school was
let out in the afternoon.
Mrs. Faller took the boys and
girls up in the back of a pickup
filled with hay.
The honor students had a lot
f fun but they did miss vVilma
Wiley, who had a ease ,of scar-
h.tina and Kenneth Hobbs who
was also unable to attend the
picnic.
A good time was had by all
swimming, playing games and
roasting weiners. Those who at-
tended the picnic were Mr. Price.
advisor Mrs. Faller. the driver of
he pickup, Ed Welsh. Kenneth
5',anders. FRye Trusty, Steve Sor-
sell. Delbert Bridgman. Don Fai-
ler. Bobble Becker and Alice
Shafer.
CORRECTION
"Grandma" and "Grandpa" W.
H. Scott aver that the name of
their new arrival is not "Joya"
Wilkinson, as reported last week,
but "Jorga" Wilkinson.
CARD OF
I wisil to express my heartfelt
apprecmtion of the many kind
expressions of sympathy, floral
tributes and other tokens of the
esteem bestowed on my late hus-
band. and especially those at the
Setzer mill for their generous con-
tributions.
FAY SEYMOUR
Joe Tarantino has purchased the
Joe Goodwin home in the flats and
will move into his new home in the
near future. The Goodwins expect
to locate in the Kidder apartments.
7-DAY DELIVERY
OAK DESKS
60 X 34-'60 X 30- 42 X 30
O AK TABLES
60 X 34- 72 X 34
0/ SIDE AND SIDEARM CHAIRS
Also Filinq Cabinets - Typewriters
Addinq Machines - Office Supplies
Leave Message at Greenville 39-M
• PATTY TYPEWRITER SHOP
126 W. 3rd St. Chico, Calif.
'RDUND INDIAN V#
Bill Fuller got a dunking but no
fish in Clover Creek yesterday,
while Art Cumins catch consisted
of one rattlesnake. The Fullers and
Mr. and Mrs. Cumins made up a
Memorial Day picnic party there.
Mrs. Cecilia M. Chamberlain re-
turned last week end from several
days spent in Southern California, I
during which she attended the [
bankers convention held at the I
Huntington Hotel in Pasadena. I
She says it was so cold down there I
she is glad to get back to the I'
mountains where it *s warmer. I
!
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Corey c f
Mountain View will occupy the
Lyal Wells home while the latter
are on vaeati)n.
In a game staged last Sunday,
the "vVestwood baseball team de-
feated Greenville by a score of 10
to 8. In the first half of the 7th
inning, the score stood 7 to 0 in
favor of Greenville, but after that
something slipped, according to
Manager "Peewee" Neer.
Ned Jae.k of Oakland arrives on
Sunday with his grand daughter,
"'Candy" who will make her future
home here with aunt and uncle
lob and Marge Casteel.
Cecil Mclntosh returned to work
last week after anothher 6-weeks'
sojourn at Vets Hospital in Rend.
He says he is feeling fine and ex-
pects to stay on the job awhile.
Mr. and Mrs.George Zube and
family have returned from Mar-
tinez where they spent the winter
months• He is again employed by
Willard Larison.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scally of
Corpus Ch.risti. Texas, arrived on
Monday for a 3 weeks visit with
her mother. Fay Seymour, and sis-
ter Frances Darlington
Harry Riled. who has served as
maintenance engineer at the local
elementary school for several
years is reported to have resigned
that position to accept employment
as watchman at the Calvada mill
now under construction•
Cathy Fry of Greenville is now
employed as secretary to the For-
est Service office at Greenville.
Tires and fender aprons were
taken last Thursday night from
the Burton Motors used car 16t,
and from the car of Dan Graves of
the U. S. Forest Service. Local en-
forcement offcers expect to appre-
hend the culprits momentarily.
The monthly Fellowship dinner
of the Community Church will be
held next Thursday at the church
social hall. The general public is
invited to attend, each family be-
ing asked to furnish a hot dish and
their om table service.
Mrs. H. A. Van Fleet was a busi-
ness vsitor in Rend on Thursday
of last week•
Bob Bolick has now moved t<)
Medford, Ore. in has capacity as
millwright. He was home for a
week-end visit with his wife• Irma
and daughter, Shirley Coulter.
Fred Taylor, accompanied by
,,s mother Mrs. Minnie Taylor and
sister, Ida Burchinall. spent part
of his vacation tripping to M9doc
County. The post office was ably
taken care of by Charlotte Smith,
Lois Wiley, Frances Darlington
and Helen Grace.
TTER BUYS
Specials for Friday - Saturday - Sunday JUNE 1-2-3
SWIFT FRYERS .................. lb 59c
LEAN PORK £HOPS .......... lb 59c
,SLICED BACON .................. tb 47c
:I:
i ttAiIS-HALF OR WHOLE .... lb 59c
i SWIFT'NING ................... 3 ms 93c
PURITY SODA CRACKERS tb 25c
CRISP CARROTS ............ 3 bu 19c
CUCUMBERS ................ 2 lbs 19c
SOLID HEADLETTUCE ...... ea 10c
FRESH CORN .............. 4 ears 25c
LEMONS .............. per dozen 29c
MODESTO MILK" tall- 4 for 49c
PILLSBUR¥'S FLOUR"
5 lb 47c" 10 lb 89c" 25 ib 1.99
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NOVELTIES
AND NOTIONS
CARDS AND GIFTS
FOR ALL OCCASIONS
INDIAN VALLEY 5c-10c
Jewell Standart, owner
GREENVILLE, CALIF.
Typcwriter ribbons and typing
paper, staplers and staples, legal
blanks and signs at The Record!
'ROUND INDIAN VALLEY
Jimmy Washoe and Otto Nor-
berg have been renovating the up-
stairs apartment over the Golden
Baar. "Frenchy" Paulian, who oc-i
cupies it, is spending a few days
at his home in Soekton, while the
place is being operated by Joe Bell
and Wendell Snow.
Ed Stampfli, san of J. E. "Pal"
Stampfli has come to Greenville
to make his future home. He ex-
pects to build on Lake Almanor.
Mamie Jenkins and families are
today moving to Crescent Mills to
live, having been dispossessed f
their home in Greenville.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dimmin are
this week moving into the house
formerly occupied by Chip and
Hazel Meneffe, who are now mak-
ing their home in Westwood.
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has enabled us to open I
quarters to serve you
Come in and see our
fore you buy!
Main Street in
(Next to grammar school
THANK YOU
Margaret and Jerry
Owners of
GREENVILLE'S
AND MUSIC
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1950 DODGE CORONET- 4 door Sedan- with radio .... $2310
i950 CHEVROLET- 4 dr sedan- radio heater- styline 1845
1949 DeSOTO CUSTOM" 4 dr sedan- radio, heater .... 2095
1947 CHEVROLET- 2 door sedan- radio, heater ........ 1195
1941 PONTIAC- 2 door sedan- radio, heater- A REAL BY
1939 BUCK SPECIAL- 4 door sedan ................................ 410
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1951 DODGE//,-ton PICKUP- with fluid drive .............. NEW
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1951 DODGE x/z'ton PEK" with fluid drive and ,
4.speed transmission .............................................. NEW
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Hours: 8 to 8 Weekdays - 9 to 7 Sundays - Telephone 84-M
, Your DeSoto---Plymouth Dealer
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