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:$ REPORT IS RECEIVED
: ..................... i [ IRSFS' MEETING I °
-BUILI]INi; MATEIIlAL5 FIRST OFFICIAL
-HARDWAR£ PAINT ' o ,,.t o.,a, mooo
/k State Nurses' Association was held
at Cromberg July 10, in the home
of Mrs. Marguerite LasswelL
- A letter from the C. S. N. A,
board of directors approving a
charter for' the new district and
BETTER START USING THEM
WHILE THE WEATHER IS GOOD!
Our Expert Advice Comes for Free--Cy, Joe and Ralph
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From where I sit... y Joe Marsh
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What's So Funny?
t finished reading a magazine
that "proves" you and I
' what's funny.
psychologists came
conclusion after telling
eollege students. Very
would give out with
fl[ey considered a side-split-
get even a chuckle
Other times the stu-
laugh their heads off
that weren't considered
ay,
I'm wrong, but what
uch a better
humor than the rest of
us? If a man gets a kick out of a
joke that proves it was funny to
him---doesn't it?
From where I sit, when psychol-
ogists try to set up a standard for
a sense of humor they're getting
too serious for me. Stands to rea-
son that different people laugh at
different things, just as they have
different tastes for most every-
thing. I'm partial to a glass of
beer with meals myself--but I
promise not to make any "wise-
cracks" if you prefer tea.
Copyright. 1951, United States Brewers Foundation
a
stating that Plumas and Lassen
Counties will constitute District
No. 55 while Tehama, Glenn and
Butte Counties will remain as Dis-
trier No. 14. was read to the
roup. The discussion which fol-
lowed concerned contacting pros-
pective members in the two coun-
ties. Recently elected officers for
the district are President. Miss
Emmy Hahn of Quincy; Vice-
President, Mrs. Irene Finch
GreenVille, and Secretary-Trea'ur-
er. Mrs. Mollie Pesa of Quincy.
After the meeting Mrs. Lass-
'ell. serveddelicious refreshments
to members Miss Emmy Hahn
Mrs. Ruth Dory, Mrs. Mae Fitz-
simmons, Mrs.:Irene Multins, Mrs.
Janet Finrmga arid Mrs. Erma
Kestella of Quincy, and Mrs. Irene
Finch and Mrs. Katherine Strec-
ker of Greenville.
Mollie PesSa, Secretary.
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PLUMAS CO..AMONG TEN
AISING OVBI OUOTA
VOR GOP FUNDS
Plumas County Republicans
raised over 100% of their State
Committee quota, advises Chair-
man Flora Cate of Quincy. The
Republican State Central Commit-
te reports that of the 46 of the
58 counties of California report-
ing, Plumas County stands 3rd in
raising their State Committee
quota. Plumas County is one of
ten counties raimng over 100%
of their State Republican Commit-
te quota. The Republicans of Plu-
mas County. are justly proud of
their standing and feel that this
is a boost for Plumas County.
SLIGHT CHANGE MADE
IN SCHOOL BUDGET..
FOR COMING YEAR
With a reduction of some $252,
the publication budget of the Plu-
ma Unified School district for the
coming year, in the ag/regate
amount of $1,393,611, was adopted
at a hearing held in Quincy last
Thursday, advises Grant B.
Youngs.
Members Janes. Rowe. Neuman.
Rogers and McCutcheon of the
governing board were all present
at the session, as were George
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FRIDAY. AUGUST 10. ONE NITE ONLY
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