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THE IDiAN VALLEY RECORD
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DR. JACg A. F.J=FANT
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156 Jkson St, (uulcy - 1"h.351
(Opposite Industrial Hospital)
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Surveys - Maps - Reports
Legal Descriptions
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DR. A. T. DIETLE
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State Thestre Bldg. - Oroville
1461 Myers St. Phone 150
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INDIAN VALLEY FUEL
RALPH JORDAN, Owner
Mill Blocks
Now $7,50 per load
Delivered in the
Greenville Area.
Phone 24-M-2 Greenville
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THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1951
TALK O' THE TOWN
By Our Rving Reporter
With his left foot well encased
in porcelain, Mack Scruggs is up
and around again, and back at the
light and power office. The month-
ly bills got out on time due to the
long hours and overdiligence of
Cece Mclntyre t.
Kenneth Hunter, who flew to
Gerber Frday night to meet his
wife and family and lost several
hours sleep due to a long-overdue
Southern Pacific train (they
should use W-P), is now fully re-
covered and back on the job.
Haven't been able to find out
just what Vadney did over the
week-end, but he left Friday on an
urgent business trip to the bay
area, returning Sunday night full
of insurance wisdom, statistics
and zest.
July the Fourth was, according
to the sheriff's office, a highly
uccessful occasion this year, no
:tccidents or fires haveing been re-
ported, and only one jail book-
;ng made of record.
Just had a chat with Carl Elgin
of Oxnard-- almost a former
neighbor. He and Mrs. E. are
LOCAL BOY SCOUTS IPN====================================%%
,OM c,., ! KIDS!
LASSEN SATURDAY
Lawrence Rilea, John Schwartz
and Herbert Savercool, members
of Greenville Boy Scout Troop 23,
returned to their homes Saturday
after spending two weeks at Camp
Lassen in Butte Meadows.
The boys all reported having a
wonderful time and are looking
forward to going again next year.
More than 200 boys from Northern
California were enrolled at the
camp, they said.
While there Herbert Savercool
advanced from the Tenderfoot
rank to that of Second Class Scout
and is now well on his way to
becoming a First Class Scout.
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MARSHA IS GIVEN
BIRTHDAY DINNER
Honoring Mis Marsha Burton's
]2th birthday, four adults and 16
of her young friends convened on
Monday at the Hideaway Lodge
for dinner, then adjourned to her
home for a session of games, pre-
ceded by the opening of her many
gifts.
Those attending were Leona
Bradford, Judy Montoya, Barbara
SWIM FOR FREE
Week Nights--8
AT THE Saturday, Sunday--;?., 7,
INDIAN VALLEY HOT SPRINGS .o. by The Indian Vail,
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SATURDAYS FROM l:00 TO 5:00 P.M. Thursday-Friday
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All youngsters must provide own suit and:towel, be ; Arlene Dahl - Ann
accompanied by an adult, and use pool at own risk
A.L--GGS " WATCHTHoE
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WATER WELL DRILLING Saturday Only
ANY SIZE OR DEPTH William Elliott - Adrian
mRIaATION W,S ARE OUR SPECIALTY THE SAVAGE
Write or Telephone ALSO
N. Re JESSEE Bob Rockwell- Dot
Post Office Box 4- ALMANOR--Route 4. Box 224. Chico THE BLONDE
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visitin Plumas County for the
fir:t time and are very favorably
impressed with Lake Almanor and
ur other scenic attraction.
Neely. Barbara Baxter. Helen and
Clarita Wright. Herb Savereool.
DeWayne Little. Jim Whitfield.
Wiley Bradford. J i m Burton.
Nancy Brocke. Pat Glover, Carla
Furrer. Jackie Woodmansee and
the
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AUDITING MnS. LYDIA PFALSGRAP Jolene DiNopolie of Chico: ]Tuesday-Wednesday
guest of honor and her parents . . . - . JuY
ACCOUNTING DIES AT AGE 86 I
TAX Word was received by Ted and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. The Bmghtest Ntte Spot m Town .
CONSULTATIONS Pfalsgraf of Forest Lodge this George R. Burton Sr. and Jr. 41 . __, Wm.NancyHOlden-BarrYolson lan sitztel4
week that his mother, Mrs, Lydia ............... ITALN COOKING - SEA FOODS - STEAKS " ?
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" Service on Monday, July 9, at the age of July 6--_Shirley Lynn Standart, COCKTAIL LOUNGE IN CONNECTION ":'ou can save letter ritll
_. 86. Ted left yesterdy for Healds- Peggy Mullen. m m keep friends or relativeS
Q. FtlLpott, P. St. burg, where services are being
.............. held today at the family home JUlYwright,8---JiggSwm. Fickardt,Macmillan.Clarita Clarence and Sally, Your Hosts " m ......;,=^L ,^ T.-m=,.m'm" informed. . by sending thern,
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PHONE 202 PHONE 22M2 Mrs. Pfalsgraf is surved by her July 11--Cliff Newton, Ruth Cliff. /
, , son Ted, of Greenville, and two
Typewriter ribbons and types daughters, Mrs. Ruth Garratt of July 12 Marie Barnes, Hazel , fill.
paper, staplers and staples, legal Oakland and Mrs. Elsie Willson of Spelimeyer.
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blanks and signs at The Record] Los Angeles. AND --
- ..... A'M Mr. and Mrs. William Scott, July . : 0
.... " - 6, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Palazzi, i THE OPENING OF MY NEW OFFICE "t nds
- '--', FrolwhrcISlo.," ,JO" Marsh July 11. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hayes " ' t d ou
and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Goodwin, m_ SOUTH SIDE CRESCENT ST. ACROSS FROM ASSOCIATED SERVICE STA,
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44, The Birds Got "Nettled" :, J.H. (JOE) GOODW]N TE
Mr. and Mrs. William Newman g MEMBER--CALIFORNIA ASSN. INSURANCE AGENTS .
Had dinner with Tik Bradley learned about their migratory of Greenville are happy to an- " " k
the other day, and over a frosty habits% Afterwards, they're let nounce the arrival of a son, Daniel ! INSC REAL ESTATE .dYh f,
Will, am, born at the Batson hos- t t
bottle of beer I found out about loose--and everyone's happy, pital on Thursday, July 5. Weight [ A HOME TOWN AGENCY tQs t
his job with the U. S. Fish and From where I sit, it was a good 7 los. 2 ounces. Mrs. Newman is tln
Wildlife Service. example of how when you learn the former Helen Nevins. .411 ALL TYPES OF INSURANCE ; t te
"Now 3"ust exactly what do ymt the real faclm they're often not as _ " TY' tale,
do?" I asked him. Shoot bird bad as they may sound at first. LIFE ACCIDENT HEALTH CASUAL a. _'
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withe Cannon he calmly rephes. Like wlth people. Get to really ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED [m FIRE AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY BURGLARY i i
Seems they actually do use a kow your neighbor and chances Mr. and Mrs. David Shafer are]m m MARINE COMPENSATION PLATE GLASS INLAND MARIN: "
° are you'll be more tolerant of h/s
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eann--to shoot out a net over a ths week announcing the .engage- l'et
flock of birds feeding on the prefereneeHven though they're ment of their daughter, Miss Alice COIV[E IN AND GET YOUR FREE BOOKLET defend
ground. The birds start to take not your own. Take a good look, Sharer, to Mr. Pete Brown, both i -
off at the sound of the shot, but before yo Jump to conclusions, of Greenville. She has been at- FOR RECORDING YOUR HOUSEHOLD INVENTORY res:
the settling net brings them back tending the schools in Greenville ,t!0llg.
%o "earth. Then they're banded and he has resided here a few
around thd leg so more can be years. Both are well known isBBBBBBBBBB|BBBBBBB|eBBBBB||BBBBB (tltdPdisst
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throughout the community. The
couple will be married in the near
future, it was stated.
Beginning soon we will be cJivinq away tick ets on hams and c3roceries each week--be-
gin to ask for your tickets[
: Now see here HashBarebit
You workinq people can count on
the best quality at the best prices
alwaysbeinq available . at Lindsay
Glenn's on account of hm costs are
i low and he do nothinq no-
doesn't
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Our Beef Roast and Steaks can t be beat
---Our Prices won t be becdl
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Broadcast: June 30, 1951
I lb. can orm*d ew grains pelper
beef hash 2 oJps grated
1 a tables pooms American cheem
shorte,n.mg /'. cup So M
4 thick slices tomato Ya ampoon dry
teaspooa Mlt mustard
Cut hash into 4 slices. Brown slowly
on one side in hot shortening. Turn,
and arrange tomato slices on hash
slices. Sprinkle tomatoes with /
teasp, salt and pepper. Cover and
cook slowly until hash is 'own trader-
neath, and tomatoes ate thoroughly
heated, about I0 min. Meanwhile,
mix cheese, milk, mustard and ]/
teas.p, salt. Cook over boiling wate:"
unt, l cheese melts and mixture is
smooth, stirring often. Serve cheese
sauce-over the tomato and hash slice.
Makes 4 servings.
You Wli Need:
Sego Milkr Canned Come,2 "
Beef Hash, Tomatoes,
American Cheese, Dry
Mustard.
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No. 2 CANSSUN BLEST
FRUIT COCKTAIL ..................
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: RADF ............ per bunch 5c OLEOMARGARINE .... per lb
: CRISP ' PAN READY
: CELERY ........... :-- ......... per lb 7c FRYERS .................. :.. per Ib
: LARGE 27's SWiFT'S PREMIUN EASTERN
: CANTALOUPE .............. per Ib 9c SLICED BACON ........ per lb
: TIP-TOP NEW WHOLE " '--"
: PURE LARD ...................... ----
-: POTATOES ............ per can lOc
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- Store Hours: 3" am. tO 8 p.m. Week Days . 9 To 7
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