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MYRTLE'S TAXI SERVICE Phone 37 M 2 or 24 M 5 Greenville VISIT Delightful toc- Feny CANYON BN JOHNSV1LLE LODGE .ohnsv,,,e) Invites You to The Road Is Good To "Trigger's Trapp" Grace is again preparing the splendid dinners for which we are famousl Phone Johnsville 4 Jaclde and Triqg Yonge DINNER Dining Room Open 7 to 8:30 Reservations Only Phone Johnsvllle 3 CABINS-ROOMS- BAR SAWS AND LAWNMOWERS SHARPENED By Factory Machine Method & Delivery Service i rl Leave Orders At GREENVILLE SHOE SHOP )ewriter ribbons and typing and signs at The Record! PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER NOTARY Specialt Leqal Wk TYPING o CONTRAT8 LEASES . DEEDS, ETC MARGUERITE AUSTIN Telephone 8-M-4 On hiway 89, near high school Crescent Street Granville nstakes-qet your printinq from us and we'll make "era| ]'HEY 'OULD READ YOUR AD TOO, IF IT APPEARED HERE Wel00[om CRESCENT ml.l. NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Leifer of Sacramento visited her mother and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gruever over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Gordon re- turned to their home in Lindsay Monday evening. Mr. Gordon flew to Reno to meet Mrs. Gordon who spent several days there be- fore returning here. Mrs. Phil Klely and two sons o San Francisco brought Mrs. Cynthia Boles of Oakland up last Tuesday to visit Vtna Flckhardt. Mrs. Boles was seriously ill and had wanted to spent her last days with /Vfrs. Fickhardt. She passed away early Saturday morning in Raison hospital. Funeral servces were held Monday in Marysville. Mrs. Boles was born in New Sa- len, Mass., and was 86 years old. She is survived[ by her son, Fred Fickhardt of San Francisco, three grandchildren and five great- grandchildren. Andy Stevenson and Mrs. Ward both of Portola Police Dept. stop- ped by to visit Mr. Stevenson's brothers, Bill and Roy Baker Mon- day enroute home from a business trip to Susanville. Mary Sims went over to Reno Wednesday to meet her sister who was vacationing from Vicksburg, Miss. She returned home early friday morning. A few friends came in Wednes- day evening to help Betty Jo Gar- rick celebrate her birthday. Mrs. Reggie Bacher and child- ren moved Sunday to the bay area where Mr. Bacher will ]me sta- tioned. Carl Bye and Gust Johnson came down to spend a few days from their mine. Loren Kingdon went over to Reno on business and down to Chico Wednesday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tatro of Red Bluff and Mr. and Mrs. Clan- ton Lindstrom of Chico were weekend guests of Mr, and Mrs. Paul Tatro and family. Sam Ktngdon accompanied by Sherly Sorsoff went to Oakland Saturda night and returned early Monday morning. Sam took Jerry CELEBRATES ?TH BIRTHDAY THE INDIAN VALLEY RECORD PACIFIC COAST LOGGER CHAMPIONSHIPS SATURDAY- 7 P.M TWO. DAY RODEO %..--o Q SATURDAY & SUNDAY. 1 P.M SPONSORED BY SIERRA VALLEY ROPING CLUB Hard - Top Show SUNDAY ONLY. 7 P.M PRESENTED BY CHEO HARITOP CLUB AT THE HIDEAWAY I Mrs. Marg Rahn observed her birthday last Saturday with a din- ner party staged at the Hide- away Lodge in honor of the oc- casion. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rahn and Jim Boland of .Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McIntyre, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Bath, Mrs. Harry Mc- Call, Mrs. Margaret Chappell, Bil- ly Sobrero, Gwen Rahn, Frank Rahn and the honor guest. For The Largest STOCK OF LINOLEUM And Liroleum Laying For the Largest Selection of UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE See Wally Robbins at GREENVILLE TRADING POST Representative of Quincy Furniture Co. Trade your old appliance in as down payment Bather's housesold gtds down A family reunion dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Robinson of Greenville Sun- day. 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