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1"ME INDIAN VALLEY RECORD
THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1951
MORE RDS NEBB)
FOR PLUMAS CO.
POLIO CASES
In the past year, Plumas Coun-
ty has had eight new cases of Po-
lio, all of our share of the money I
c'Mlected in qthe report below, has]
been exhausted, and in order to|
meet the expense of the three ac-J
Live cases we now have in the]
Children's Hospital in San Fran-
cisco, and to defray the expenses
>r nine patients that are being
taken care of outside of the hos-
pital, and those at home, it has
SCHOOL GROWTH
IS BLAMED FOR
PLUMA UNREST
The California Teachers Asso-
ciation ethics commission, which
studied causes of dissatisfaction
within the Plumas Unified School
District last month, attributes the
general difficulty to growing
pains of school unification.
The commission, headet" by
Miss Miriam Spreng, San uiego
educator, made public an ]81h
Dage. 7,500 word report based on
the tcstimon:: ,given by 60 wit-
nesses wh,o appeared before the
seven member body between
Apri1 20th and April 22rid.
The ethics group found the
storm eeter in the schools to be
LOCAL THETA RHO GIRLS
ENGAGE IN VARIED
ACTIVITIES HERE
At the last regular meeting of
Almanor Theta Rho No. 49 con-
ducted by President Shirley Gie-
sick, six candidates were initiat-
ed. They were Ceciel Bean, Les-
lie North. Barbara Boswell, De-
k)res %Vherry, Beverly Crooks and
Deanna Mulkey. Rebekah sisters
attending from Taylorsville were
Della Iterring, Rosa Beaumont,
Edna Fisher. Margaret Powell
and Myrtle Griffiths. At the close
of the meeting refreshments were
served in the banquet room of the
Masonic Hall.
On Sunday, May 27th. members
of Almanor Theta Rho No. 49
A Memorial Day daughter was
born on May 30th to Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Hunter of Greenville. She
weighed 7 lbs 9 ozs and has been
named Mary Ann.
Bobby Janell Sargent was the
new arrival on Thursday, May 31,
at the Batson Hospital. Weight
6 lbs. She is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. R. Sargent, Tayl, orsville.
A son, Robert Brian. was born
at Batson Hospital June 1 to Mr.
and Mrs. Reuben Azbill of Tay-
lorsville. Weight 8 lbs.
PLUM&S
GREENVILLE, CAL.-
Week Nights--8 p.m.
Saturday, Sunday2, 7,
News by The Indian Valley
o
Thursday-Friday
MARJORIE MAIN
AND JAMES
IRS
AND MR.
been necessary for us to get. ad- the central administration and in ,. tortined their parents at a ..•, Saturday Only
ditional.¢,.3(;50 ..fr°mfunds..theintherationa, am_ount oZ_wounaa.s tendcntParticular'" althon hthe distriCtnot referredSupcrin'to ')ther--Father-Daughterheld in the, O O F .allban+'etAp-' ,.,..- ,-,,,.- ,. t" L':"I:L':":7"I:" °" JACKIE ROBINS0N
Lion it will oe necessary ,or u , ' ' .... 11 " ALSO MONTE HAL
• .... -" nn,lte [.,h [trlYler [.v(irt*Mv fifty narents and
t,.) ask for additional iunas from --' " '._ : _,. .... , .... !: .............. .... ¢ =
.,i-cult" of all a.es ,he National Foundation in the mi:it: l:ort:dLlm#:neJs'3- :laughters attended.
811 i I ] "-cry near future, to cover any . " ;P. . : ...... i -* ttu • -a,aa- THE OLD FRONTI
• -- -0 Lances Ot lr)CtlOR over uxtvt- I
*rake the labor out of poultry feed- new caseswe may have a,:1 °rices in educational philosophy I On Monday. May 2Sth, seven- AND OTHER ITEMS Sunday Only
in with TRIP.L-DUTY, Albers cover me tremenaous expeme o ..... ch.ed "It must be as ' teen memoers m And°nor rnem
. . • l l(1 COIl ttl : - I
famous low-cost ratmn .that pro- those paUents we are now caring mmaed that ,,olicv in the Plumas Rho journeyed to Susanville to
mote, growth, health a_nd egg, pro- for, advises Chairman R. A. Bar. _ . ' District is out ell witness the first iniUaUon held by all too numerous JANE WYMAN
acttem. TRIP.L-DUTY ureas no " re the fi res re- .' ............. "" - - ; qr Teta Rho N __ VAN JOHNSON
.... a-'""s milk-:teens or Followlng a .... _ . n.%rmony wi:n eneral stacewioel .... " - _ o. 117. Those BARRY SULLIVAll
" ..... "'°'"-'" • '1 "; .... ultin from the 151 arcn o, _ _ ." ......... , atten.ing ,rom treenv,ue were CARDS D GIFTS HOWARD EEL
other extras. itmpty zee it as !€ ':-- • ' " Plumas trenos m elementary euucacon. . .........
- tmes from the bag--and watch lmes campaign in The ,'eVJrt also stated that in a f Shirley Lynn anoar., .Joan eu-
.mmductlon ell•b! Many zeeaers county: .. fe,,7 instances school principals man, wuma and vlvl.an whey,
'eoort 75 to 800 productmn, l'otaI collections ................ $3338.82 : - ................. ,,=I Donaldene Cameron Dmna Mul- FOR ALL 0CCIONS 3 @YS NAiIED
O;hers say TRIP-L-DUTY can't be Count; expenses ................ 273,18 nave been gUrest ith.-the..;, ]key Beverly Crooks Dodie Wher-
ra,s,n chicks and broiler ..... 8065 64 commumtv u ...... %S
beat for '" g L i .- Net to county ...................... : " " " i r "i [rv Charlene Edmonson Margaret
ut unds on fast ann w,tt)out --< ........ 'z-Lion trwt pollCle anti aamm st ac on. / - ' " '
--p po :a-- . ) ,u o nauona orgam ........ / Eocker Joan Larkev Eleanor
avin premium teen prices. ' =oo oo "Temnorzln,q ne grawty u / -' - ' ..... " '- - -- -
- €; o .. , .. a ot Id be uo o ; . ......... , tonnson lxooerl:a leSlCK Aoalr
xtyoummKyour , ' .......... 9 these instances ;stnc tact chat ' ' ' INDIAN VALLEY 5c-10c ,-OR LTERATIO''
.' doing better, feed em TRIP-I [etained by coum;y ........ x°°'" 2 no channel for democratic par- Stroing, Lois Wiley: Edna Kunz- , !
, DUTYI Call us up to¢layan_s The re department ............... was ['election has existed makin toit I lcr and Justine ueal. Transports- .dewe I Standart, owner [';; " " ' A i!
about this week's special IKIV-L- called :=:,., :,.'€ "'mber: tion was furnished by Adair .0tqOA" TfiRtJ S +
DUTY price ) ' o m when " ..................... SLroino Lois Wiley and Justine
! " out last Thursday m rn" g , :'///fill their ,:)bligation to partici-i , ' ' GREENVILLE, CALIF. TINEE
tile Shell Oil truck .°perated . by pate in the democratic processes i uea" , )°oaeaeoeoooooeeeoeooooo, MA .
Paul Tatro caught fire m front o which determine school policy," -- r - llllnllmllllllUllllllmlllllllllllllll|Blllllllllll|l|ll
IW[k]t ] _ t')t]"[ his residencc of Main street, bat-The :o.. report added. Misses Peggy Mullen, Conduc- = , :
;|UF.LJI III]LIIIJ blaze, which resulted from a The report stated testimony tor of the Theta Rho Assembly •
Phone 47-M-2 Greenville tery short, did little damage, throuKhout the study indicates ? Callfcrnla ihi Sl°hYcllb?l:R' COMPLETE
..j:_.:._ *^ Lth="Ro0rd'-toda v future by tile superintendent to ires cent o tn , -
atatf4.4tt4tat-.,__.'. "1 , ' -- ='m[ n:cet certain points in the code of tended a reeeptmn held for Prem-
r'a,'rayll ethics dealing withh democratic den o the Theta. Rho Assembly,
" [activities °f the seh'°°l Pr°fessi°n" D°reen L°wery in Tracy last i Mot O O h I
[ I .1 and community relationships, weekend.
e ::, ---. r ver a
, -- .... mm . um FJ I "Despite all these transgres- Typewriter ribbons and typing
m mor paper, staplers and staples, legal
r,, r • m _ )'- --I :dons the copmission found e ;
. ...It.I..-- "] t° c°mmend thhan t° e°ndemn in 00lanks and s|gns at The Rec°rd" i N EW MOTO
--' the sincerity of all school person-
. ...... a. BJ [ RECORDS, musical instruments
nel toward their dutms and the
rl ][ ][ ][[ ] 1 " " and accessories, strings, reeds,
[I JAm 11. I it IMI I1 l profession. Many of the offenses mutes, harmonicas, ete, for LESS?
• actually resulted from situations ,,. ,,
kq • ]L , . . . Out of the hgh rent area. --
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, l eated by the growing pans oi
1:7...€ m 1.,...A . €1r 1 ]lnlln_| J[ c" Write for mail order prices (op- -.
1 J.tt aa v , ............. 1 unification. There are none which, erators take note') Big Stock-
lib could not be corrected by mutual , " " 7 ' - FACTORY-TRAIIED MECHANICS
tee a • • | Jerry's (at the 'Radios' sign) No.
understandmg and a desire to
L ill " , " Main St. Greenville (Plumas Co. : G]rtIN REPLACEMENT PARTS
J]| work together for the best inter- |i€ ....... P'n. -..Pv ,,._.9,> -*oaent=.- fJr,
=.
11 | outs of children provided that a v r' e
HB J m, , Saw e s View•asters) 48-tf _-
'eelib m A jr "IA -|pattern of respect for all col-
U
[k n rBB ,_. • • BB llll I1[ leagues is set by the central ad- i ,We Do the Work now--You Pay Us Later
! e:n2 'lOAt)'- !t 1 ntiii rR: li I! "°11qh 'cmk °| Jdtnerlca Titn°=I)t1rrlxe11| Plal
NO RED TAPE -- NO WAITING
m ,,,,----,-,,,---,------,- l, board's purchase of a multilith ----=am.re.. }n
m uu. rvtw mai m/machine, was met with the state- B kAU]I ]r i An, Type ot Service to Your Cat Can Be Provid
. ____ ell merit that the newspapers of the 11
OF DON FUN fJ[ area had n°t been pr°vided mate" lf " /! So Get It in Sl',zpe NOW fo Summer DMvinq
fll " "81 ::a] for publication except on three tll u Creamed
[ O O O I ccasions since the election. . ,,,
,,, . . -- . ,. -- m]J NO dismissals were recom- Mmmp0o =
= nmese , .menccm umnes =[] mended by the commission. 4 w,m,xmwo-soegg /:U: BIIIITON MOTOII SALE
"The Best in the Feather Biver Wonderland !1 H/PPY BIRTHDAYS T. :[.:, hair needs I: • . Your DeNote-Plymouth Dealer
""' , n l.
eJ] mlen Marie Barber ............. une5 . . "e
"Telephone 90-M (AAA Service) Greenvlll ,
"tm = , . _a,._ •tm ' Fay Seymour ......................... June 6 It needs I..1#.
vmtrb,rj__mmvmz • /',,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,'"""
"'=:"" CARD OF THANKS .......... ---
- " ' - .......... I wish to take this means of .......
__, sit,.ff Joe Marsh Jst $1Con 't Get eve€/ Plumas°fthanking the many v°ters wh° ex" ipressede!ectingthe theirgoverningmecountyVoCOnfidenCebecomeunifiedboardainmemberofschoolme thebY ROYAL'I LSRJ :G A
District in the election of May 18.
Easy's Fence a.M. MrrCON.
Few years ago, Easy Roberts cost less than ordinax7 fencing. CARD OF -- Friday Saturday Sunday S P A JUNE 8- 9"
We wish to thank the people of
took a lot of kidding when he (Might be well worth your while Greenville who patronized us at
Iflanted that hedge of Multiflora
;roses -- along his prqperty line.
' Folks said he was tetting pretty
high-falutin'.
But today plenty of people who
laughed at the idea slow down
vhen they drive by Easy's place
just to look at those roses. Most
beautiful sight you ever saw.
Practical, too! The hedge is a
good four foot high now, and at
]east five foot t, bic'.-even a shoat
couldn't et through that prickly
aaass of shrubbery. Best of all, it
looking into.)
From where I tt, there's no
sense in looking down on tmme-
thing just beeaue it's different
from what we like. For instance.
some people think ice-enid lemon-
ade's the bet %oeler-oRer" on a
hot day. Some of us would rather
have a glass of beer. The impor-
tant thing is not to "hedge our-
selves in" against other Iople's
ideas and preferences.
Copyright, 1951, United States Brewers Foundation
F. L. Miller
the food sale and especially Wm.
F. Morris & Sons where we held
the sale.
Luthern Ladies Aid.
VSITING RELATIVES
O. R. (Ib) Edmondson, now
a ranking midshipman in the
naval training corps for officers,
arrived Sunday from Albuquerque,
N. M. where he has been engaged
in studies and other pursuits, and
will enjoy a 3-months vacation
in this area, visiting between times
with his father, Charles C. and
sister Charlene.
PERSONAL PROPERTY
TAX NEARLY TWICE
THAT OF 46-47
Plumas county's $1,588,782 pro-
perty tax fill for the current year
means an ayerage tax rate of $4.13
per $100 of assessed value of tax-
able property in the county, Calif-
ornia Taxpayers' association esti-
mated today. Property in the
county was assessed at $38,492,-
075 for 1950-51.
Last yeax's property tax levy
of $1,352,191 meant an average
tax rate of $4,03 per $100 of tax-
able valuation in the county. Tax-
able property amounted to $33,-'
519.255 for the year.
For 1946-47. the first post-war
year, the $852316 property tax
levy throughou the county meant
an average'rate of $3.42 per $100
f, assessed value. Assessed val-
,trioh reached $24,886,765 for
f4a-"
"F4T =" ' "'- + +* *:.i ,
LEAN PORK STEAK .......... lb 49c
SWIFT PAN-READY
F R Y E R S .................... b 59c
SUGAR-CURED
BACON SOUARES ...... lb ...... 27c
CELL0-WR CELERY .... pkq
GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS--
TREE-IPENED
ORANGES .................... 5
#
CAlmED GOODS
GILT EDGE
SHAFrER POTATOES .- 10 ms 43c
303 TINS
COLUMBUS TOMATOES .......... 31c
BLENDED JUICE .......... 46o
303 TINS
DEW DROP PEAS ........ 2 fo,
Royal Groce
The Store of Fine Foods
Hours: 8 to 8 Weekdays - 9 to 7 Sundays . Telephono
WE CAN SELL FOR LESS ............ BECAUSE WE CAN