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DR. A. T. DIETLE
OPTOMETRIST
u Illllllllllllil i i1 lull iii MII
Bldg, - Oroville
Myers St. Phone 150
handiest
your home or office is
B-8 Stapler--only $2.50
office--get one now:
VALLEY 00CORI)
PUblished Every Thursday Night
tn the post office at
California, as second-
matter under the Act of
of March 3, 1879.
Johnson _ E. N. Johnson
0Wners and Publishers
of C.N.P.A. - N.E.A.
to The Record today!
OF PARTNER-
DOING BUSINESS
A FICTITIOUS NAME
of California [
of Plums J as.
Q. PmLPOTT,
is Green-
County, California,
J. BOSS, whose
residence is Quincy,
California, hereby
declare that they are
transacting business in
of Piumas, State of
under a name not show-
names of the persons in-
therein, to-wi[, Q. Phil-
Company, Public Ae-
that the persons nam-
are the only members of
and the only per-
therein and that
of residence is as above
is a general
)h J. Boss is a
our hands this 15th
1951.
J. ROSS
/
of Plumas Jss.
15 day of May, 1951, be-
STANLEY C. YOUNG,
Public in and for the
Plumas, State of Calif-
therein, duly com-
and sworn, Personally
Q. PHILPOTT and
'. BOSS known to me to
Persons whose names are
to the within instru-
ledged to me that
the same.
WHEREOF, I
set my hand and
ray official seal, at my
1 the said County of Pin-
day and year in this
first above written.
C. YOUNG
Public 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 on 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
publid notice is
unless the said
redeemed or an install-
of redemption is initiat-
law. I will on
1951, at the
o'clock P.M. in the Tax
s Office in the Court
the County of Plumas,
of Quincy, sell as
said property for a
than the minimum
prices set forth in this
or parcels of proper-
the subject of this
situated in the County
gtate of California,
as follows:
Frac. 9EE
R.
of Blocks
to 30 Inc, 33 to
Indian Falls. 10 & ('Less
11 Block 6
Falls, 17 & 18 Block
7Idian Falls, 25 to 36 Inc.
Falls, 1 to 11 Inc.
Falls, 14-15 & 16
Falls, 18 to 40 Inc.
Falls, Lots 3-4-5-6
Block 9
Falls, Lots 1-2-3-4-
23 to 27 IRe. Block
Falls 4-5-6-7-19-
40 Inc. Bloqk 13
Falls, 5 t@-ll Inc.
Block 14[.
Falls, Lots 1 to 12
Falls, 1 to 8 Inc. 13
to 29 Inc. & 36 to
17
Falls, 1-2-6 to 18
t0 Inc. Block I8
Falls, 1 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
before the first
the right of re-
cease.
HARD
of Plumas Co.,
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: : 'ROUND INDIAN VALLEY
• • Six-year-old Pamela Prideaux
,u ' III [ F IJ_ will observe the rest of her sum:
t K_ IL ------ [] mer vacation with her left arm in
[ [] w==___ II [] a cast, resulting from a break sus-
i[] I tained above the elbow when she
i =-- [] fell in the yard last week.
Cyrus, Janice and Barbara Hall
[] ---: _._=__- IK have all recovered from their re-
]i R ----- ! cent indispositions and have gOneroutines,
EOCROBS back to their normal
_Ken Mclntyre is rported to be
confined with somewhat of an at-
,. SUPPORT A GOOD CAUSE tack of the flu.
[] • Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilson of
B DRIVE NOW UND=qWAY Pichmond arrived last W, ednesday
[ ill •i to spend a few days visiting with
• • hs sister and husband, Mr. and
Mrs. Art Cumins.
Mrs. Myrtle Schieser and her
[i " " : Y B k i daughter Mrs" Matthews' °f san
mdmn 00alle a. Jose hav'e arrived in Greenville
[i i tO enjOy the summer mOnths" They
H E L Commerc|l S¢linq report a pleasant winter, slightly
l! i dampened and s°mewhat f°ggy'
Phone GREENVILLE, CALIF. ,b
$38,000 will I lililllmlmililllUlUllmlll!
$150 to $250 off on each piano.
New Spinnets as low as $459.50 Indian Valley Po=t No. 568
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
WITT PIANO CO.
238 W. Third Chico, Calif.
FOR SALE--Bendix auto. washer
good condition new bearings. $60.
Jess Maginnis, phone 23-M-3. 13p.
FOR SALE BY OWNER--2 bed-
room home, partly furnished; fire-
place, picture windows; large lot;
• fruit trees and garden. N. D. Hail
Hot Springs Road, Greenville. 13p.
FOR RNT--3 rm. house, partly
furnished, also 3-rm, unfurn. $35
per mo. Greenville Motor Court
phone 24-M-3. lltfc
ROBBITS SELF SERVICE
LAUNDERETTE
35c per load damp dry--Located
across from Moseley and Grenke
Market. tfc
FOR RENT--3-room house, partly
furn. $40 so. See Chas Camp on
C. T. Gordon property, opposite
Cheney Mill. lltfc.
FOR S3 room house, un-
furn. Inquire last house on Stan-
dart Mine Road, Greenville. 12p
SBoys bicycle; tires
parts for Model A Ford; all
good condition. See Bert Holt,
Phone Greenville 10-M-4. x
AMERICAN LEGION
.ND AUXIIflARY
METS SECOND MONDAY OF
EACH MONTH AT 7:30 p.m.
Veterans and service men welcome
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INDIAN VALLEY GRANGE
N'o. 439
Meets First and 'l'bird Tuesday ol
Each Month, 8 p.m. - TaylorBvllle
H. S. HANNON, Master
Elsie Ann Hannon, Sedy
D. R. Strong, Hall Mgr.
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SINCERITY LODGE
No. 132, F. A. M.
Meets 2nd Friday each month. 8 p.m.
Visiting Brothers Welcome!
Ernest Waiters, W.M.
Herbert Holt, Secretary
LUMBER & SAWMILL
WORKerS UNION - AFL
Lm=al o. 2647
Meets first Sunday of each nntb
at 11 a.m. -- in Old Library Hall
GREENVILLE .:. CALIFORNIA
JOE PALAZZl, president
ROBERT GIESICK,
Bus. Agent and Secy..Tress
GPJNV1E
I.O.O.F. LODGE No. 252
Meets 1st and 3rd Saturdays-
8 p.m. -' at Oddfellows Hall,
Greenville, California
CHAS. WALTER$, N.G.
Dear Editor: In addressing this
communication to you, it is my
expressed hope that it will be
read by the Plumas Unified
School Board member who re-
ferred to the Greenville group as
a "pressure group" when they re-
cently appeared before the Board.
Mr. tard member, do you
realize that the groups which
presented a petition-bearing 484
signatures of Greenville residents
urging the re-hiring of Mr. Charles
Edmondsen as a member of their
high school faculty was. rather,
the people exercising their de-
mocratic rights ?
It is to be hoped that your, un-
fortunate utterance does not re-
flect the attitude uf your fellow
Board members.
:lV[r, Edmondsen's merit as a
teacher I do not pretend to know,
but in my: opinion it would seem:
that as a Board member, you
might well give respectful at-
tention t the demands of your
constituents. They elected y,u to
your prcsent office. They pay this
teacher's salary, and their child-
ren receive instruction from him.
Respectfully Yours,
Mrs. Ilah Hanley.
Mrs. Icie Quigley was rushed
to "the Westw,ovd Clinic one day!
last week Where she is still under
obserVation.
Mrs. John Young drove to Man-
ton Saturday to get her daughter
Judith Pike who will spent her
summer vacation here.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Young
THE INDIAN VALLE___._Y RECORD THURSDAY, JUNE 7, i95|
A surprise housewarming and pot il I R[CHR]J . ]:'
luck buffet was given for Mrs. !l] I.ICENoED SURVKYOR |
Gladys Neuman last Saturday M
ni:ht when a number of friends i[[ e' II
"dropped in." i Surveys - Maps - Reports
Present were Messrs and Mes-Ili ,oal Oe=critiens
dames E. Harpole, Don Oamstoek, }tl "++' ' - I
Clay Barber, Mike Ayoob, Ken-111 Phon 37S uinc i
neth Ambrose, and families; Mrs. [ Y J
Meta Manthe S. Ayoob, Mike ........................ +V .......
"o - ee an Mik .It nnd Mi Euy all your lir+ting rt norn|
Joan Neuman. P,M% - •
Pinoch.le was the diversion of . lACK A. ELFANT
the evening, after which 2 lovely OPTOMETRIST
floor lamps were presented to the: . . . ....
h.onoree nd hop dnl]rhtP [5 JD, CKSOII St, (4ulncy - 'it.35x,
............. ' ...... _ (Opposite Tndnstrial Hospital)
Eyes Examined - Glasses aittedl
PALAZZl RECOVERING FROM IOKEN IE.NS' DUPLACATEL
CONTACT LFN'SES
BATTLE WITH SKILL SAW , i +'+
F RESCR PTION SUN GLASSE
Joe Palazzi will be on crutches BB
for several days yet, and unable Subscribe to The Record today!
to work for a couple more weeks
as a result of alplying uncalled-
for skill to the use of a skill saw. -App].TI!_ _
Somehow the tool became tangled A(5(JOUNTING
with his clothing and did consid- TAX
arable damage to Joe's leg before CONSULTATIONS
he got it untangled.
:il+i+t+
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Mrs. Meta Manthe of Sacra-
mento was a guest for several
days of Mrs. Gladys Neuman and
daughter Jan, taking occasion to
Plumas Accountinq
Service
Q. Philpott, P. A.
QUINCY GREENVILLE
PHONE 202 IHONE 22M2
=
e O allllil • • • e e e e e e e I a !1 a b
FURNITURE
RE-COVERING
AND REPAIRING
MIRACLE
UPHOLSTERIN CO.
Free Pickup & Delivery
Service Every Friday
Phone Greenville 8-M-4
1326 Main St. Susanville
HOUSE FOR RENT New, 2-rms
furnished; with bath. Wm. Jan-
shen, large white house across
from Cheney Mill. ln.
FOR SALE--1947 Chev. Fleetline
4-dr sedan; radio, heater, fog lites:
has good tires; motor overhauled.
Don North. Phone 89-M-4. 13-3c
FOR SAfE--Modern 2 bedroom
house in town, partly furnished.
Phone Greenville 12-M-4. 9-tfc
FOR SALEBuilding lots in
Greenville. Clarence Olson, Cot-
tonwood Club. Phone 24-M-5. 7-tfc
IEW ,APD--Por return of articles
in box lost about' 3 miles beyond
Canyon Dam on west side, Sat-
urday nig!t. Consisting of pair 4
buckle O'shoes--Presto-Lite tank
paint spray gun and other articles.
Finder please call 42-M-2 Green-
ville: Leave at Record office or at
Cheney Lbr. Co. Office.
BOB BOLIC
FOYER SInclnerator
water coils, $12.50. Also' roll-a-
way bed, single cotton mattress
$10. Fnone 45-M between 12:00
noon and 2:00 p.m. lo
FOR SAL
1 Bed, krinl +' mat¢eu :
1 3-Irawer I-IIh Boy dreuer
1 Davenport (makes into double-
bed)
1 Overstuff Chair
1 Dining Set (table and 4 chairs)
Some Odds and Ends)
MS. JOE GOODV'N
1946 Wedgewood combination gas
range and trash burner, $95; also
apt. size gas range used 6 months,
$75. Robbins Launderette, Op-
posite Moseley & Grenke. Terms.
Ic
HOUS FOR SALE---in West-
wood. 11 rooms; partly furnished.
Suitable for boarding houre or in-
come property. A steal at $4000.
Harold Weyant, 308 7th St. West-
wood. 14p.
FRYERS FOR SALE -- Cliff
Ranch, No, Arm, Taylorsville. 13p
For rent; close to setzer Mill.
Pine Valley Inn, Hwy 89., Green-
villa, 12tfc.
FOR SAI2E--1940 Model V-8
Ford motor.. Fred Hall, Phone 69-
M-3. 2tp.
FOR SDoublb wash trays
with stand. $13. Bud Welsh, Hot
Springs Road, Greenville. I
ELMORE HUNT, Sec'y
NATIVE SONS
ot the Golden West
PLUMAS
PARLOR [/t
NO. 226 k
Tay.rsvme. Ca,.
Meets 2nd & 4th
Tuesdays, 8 p. m.
+
ROBBIN'S
SElf-SeRVICE
L00tn00BETR
drove up from San Jose to spend
the weekend with his parents, Mr.
aud Mrs. Claude Young and other
relatives.
Lawrence G. Stephenson left last
week to report for duty with the
Marine Crps, he is stationed now
at San Diega, Calif.
Everyone in the family "dates up"
our new electric roaster!
MANES
FUNERAL HOME + +
Greenville C0dltomia
8ulmcrlbe to Your Home.twn PalNet lp
P00'S BARBER SHOP
+_ "+' + ,++ ++, +++ ++ _ + •
. pROFESSIONAL SERVICES
" btbur 9:30,$ - Saturdays9:30-7
n 1 Dad re ervcs the e t c caster on week
do [.f'tthe gang. Somehow beari;/Cb,i, ends, cooks the world's bent barbecued sparerib
stew, soup, almost everything tastes better spaghetti, game in sea+on, and other he-man ape-
cooked in the even, all-round, controlled heat of cia!ties. New-type thicker insulation in modern
an electric master. Also, the removable, easy-to- models has reduced heat loss to an all-time low.
wash porcelain enameled cooking well isa cinch An electric roaster plugs into any llS-volt, A.C,
for the clean-up squad! outlet.., ideal for beach house, cabin, patio
35¢ Per Load Damp Dry
--3{) Minute Servi--
"Do Your Washing While You
Do Your Shopping.,,
Located Directly Across from
Moseley and Grenke
PUBLIC
STENOGRAPHER
NOTARY
Specicdty Legal Work
TYPING • CONTRACTS
LEASES - DEEDS, ETC,
++
V/ I Newy-married daugh date= p the
/q 1 tric roaster for ocJ events Hke club get-to-
gethers, buffet parties, picnics. It's easy to carry,
keeps food warm for hours. With P. G. and E,
Mom's dates are baking day, hoUdays, any
day when she needs "an extra stove." Or when,
on the contrary, she wants to cook a whole meal
at one time iv. a quick and asy way. Thermostat
control maiutRrs exact temperature desired, and
if model has antemmtic clock control the lmmmter
turns iteeff "ou" ami "off" at pze-set time givlll
homemaker hour= of welcome freedom.
rates lower h)day than in 1940. an electric
is a real joy.., costs only 1€ or 2€ per meal to
operate. There's a model for every family, evF +
budget. See your dealer's selection todayl
P-4GI+e00E00
PA21FIC GAll AND ELECTRIC €OMPANlr
MABGUEKITE
AUSTIN
Telephone M4
On hiway 89, near high school
Crescent Street Greenville