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MAYTAG WmNGERS
• and Automatic Washer=
See Wally Robbins at
REENVILLE TRADING POST
Representative of Quincy
Furniture Co.
Trade your old "appliance in
,! as down payment
"Home Furnishings Is Our ,
iness--Not Just A Eideline'
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| Indian V=lley Post No. 568
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ZEL N. 439
;ti First and Tmrd Tuesaay oI
must
.? Month, 8 p.m. - Taylorsville
H. S. HANNON, Master
mill
Elsie Ann Hannon, Seo'y
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SINCERITY LODGE
No. 132, F. & A. IVL
]lte 3nd Friday each month, 8 p.m.
t Visiting Brothers Weloomel
Ernest Waiters, W.M.
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LUMBER & SAWMILL
WOBKEBS UNION - AFL
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ta first Sunday o£ each month
11 a.m. -- in Old Library :lall
REENVILLE -'- CALIFORNIA
" FICTITIOUS NAME
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[%Ve, the undersigned, Wm. .
ois, vohose address and place
|: whose address a d p
dence is Greenville, Plumas
California, and Kenneth
JOE PALAZZI, president
ROBERT GI ESICKw
BUS. Agent and Secy.-Treas.
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GREENVILL£
I.O.O.F. LODGE No. 252
teets 1st and 3rd Saturdays-
tl p.m. - at Oddfellows
Greenville, California
DERYL CONRAD, N. G. i
ELMORE HUNT, SeG'y I
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0TICE OF CO-PARTNERSHIP,
DOING BUSINESS UNDER A I
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ter, whose address and place U
i= _ _arnes--]residence is .Greenville, Plumas Im
| 9Unty, California, hereby cer'tify I .n
declare that we are partners IN
I [rying on business in the said] •
Own of Greenville, County of Plu- I
.!: , State of California under a l_
ti!gnation not showing the true l=n
es of the parties interested in l•
| d business, to-wit, Wm. F. Mor- I •
I & Sons. . m
e2t t the above names persons m
the sole persons interested in I
| tidbusiness and their respective
tbOVe? and addresses are as given
hereunto set our hands this
::: th clay of August, 1951.
%¥M. F. MORRIS
ROBERT H. HUNTER
KENNETH N. HUNTER
%te of California, (,
:: 'ty of Plumas )s.
:| this 6th day of August,
195,
are me Dorothy Neer Borg, a
ary Public in and for the
tnty of Plumas, State of Cali-
, residing therein, duly com-
Sioned ana sworn, personally
Peared Wm. F. Morns, Robert
| ater, and Kenneth Hunter,
OWn to me to be the persons
e names are subscribed to the
thin instrument and acknowl-
I god to me that they executed
t a Y
; day and year in this certificate
; st above written.
ca/) DOROTHY NEaR BORG
Notary Public in and for the
! County of Plumas.
(. State of California.
I i g 9-16-23-30-Sept 6)
MINE TO CONTRIBUTE
:1! b^ _ August
2,
1951
' ''[: . E. Goodhue, her heirs, exec-
S-: Utors, administrators, succes-
Sors or assigns:
are hereby notified that I,
Undersigned, have expended
sum of Two Hundrea anu
Dollars in labor
the Vic-
situate in
of Plu-
State of
claim is more
in the Notice of Location
of record in Volume 16
Claims, t page 197, in
of the County Recorder
of Plumas, State of
order to hold said
claim under the provisions
2324 Revised Stathtes
United Staes. being the
to hold the same
e nl. July
you are further
that if 90 days
service of this Notice on
You fail or refttse to con-
your proportion of said
as co-owner, your
said claim will become
of the undersigned,
of said Sec-
J. W. GOODHUE, co-owner.
ug 9 Nov 8)
TAY00RSV00E NEWS
Funeral services were held at
the Community church Monday
morning at 10:30 for Loy (Ike)
Donaldson who was killed Friday,
August 17 in a logging accident
while falling timber above Gen-
nessee. He was born in January,
1916 in Illinois, making his 35 at
the time of his death.
-uring the war, Loy had served
several years in the air corps.
He is survived by his wife Mick-
ey, a daughter Sally Lou, aged 6,
and a son David Lee, aged 6
month. His parents who live in
Florida, and six brothers and sis-
ters.
Following the services here, his
the Garden club Wednesday on her
lawn with 13 visitors from Quincy
attending.
Miss Dorothy Taresh has gone
to Frizzles to spend a week with
Judith Marley. She left on Thurs-
day. Kathy Marley is spending a
week with her father Eugene Mar-
ley and grandparents, the
Tareshs.
Billy and Bobby Wilson of Slo
came Sunday to spend a few days
with their father Lloyd Wilson.
Mrs. Betty Aventi of Stockton
came last week to spent a couple
of weeks with her sisters, Mrs.
Dorothy Fisher and Mrs. Goldie
Taresh and their respective fam-
ilies.
Tufty McCutcheon drove Mrs.
body was sent to Monroe, Michi- Mickey Donaldson to Rend Satur-
gan, for burial.
day to meet her sister, Mrs. Chet
Mrs. Donaldson and children ac- Coultcher and children who flew
companied the body. from Michigan to be with her sis-
Mrs. Maude Taylor and a friend ter.
Mrs. Snider of San Francisco aT-
rived last Tuesday to spend several
days at Mrs. Tayior's summer
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Aventi Jr.
and son Danny spent several days
of last week in Stockton with re-
latives.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Herring of
Escondido visited the first of last
week with his brother, Mark Her-
ring.
Mrs. Mabel Taresh enterained
TIME PAYMENT
ON INSURANCE
PREMIUMS
A specially designed 4 PAY-
MENT PLAN is now available
on Auto, Fire and several
other types of Insurance Pre-
miums. Yacht Insurance---Far.
mers Comprehensive.
All Other Lines of Coverage.
Free Consultation No Obli
gation.
JOE GOODWIN
A Hme town Agent
Member= Calif. Assn. Ins. Agts.
Crescent St. across from
Associated Sezice Station
Phone 50-M-3
Greenville, Calif.
Dl IACK A. F.LFIT
OPTOMETRIST
Mr. and Mrs_ Cecil McIntosh
and daughter Myra of Greenville
and Mr'. and Mrs. Arnold Ta]
and son Carroll of Chico visited
Mr. and Mrs. Neal Clark and fam-
ily Sunday. The Tareshs were on
their way home after spending a
week at Yellowstone Park. They
stopped in Salt Lake City to visit
his sister Mrs. Henry Seip and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Haskins
came up from Grass Valley Fri-
day to stay with their niece, Mrs.
Mickey Donaldson and family.
Mrs. Lillian Clark and children
and Mrs. La Verne McIntosh and
Myra visited their aunt, Mrs.
Henry Kla,ppenburg in Quincy
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Atkins of
Marysville came up to attend the
funeral services for Loy Donald-
son Monday.
Pfc. Jim Jenner accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. John Klemick and
family back to San Francisco
after both spending a week here.
Jfc. Jenner went on to his camp
at San Diego.
Mr. and Mrs. McDonald of Mo-
desto visited their daughters, Mrs.
Millie Wilson and family one day
last week.
Mrs. Irene lossi and children
have gone to Yuba City to visit
relatives.
Warren Peck has returned to his
home in Chico after visiting his
brother-in-law Mearl Stead and
t56 Jackson St, Quincy - FIL351W wife.
(Opposite Industrial Hospital) Mrs. Angelina Cozzaglio and son
dyes Examined - Glasses Fitted Johnnie of Westwood visited Mrs.
ROKEN LENS' DUPLICATED Cozzaglio's brother, John Sobrero
CONTACT LENSES one day last week.
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Mrs. Frances Middteton and
children Wanda and Stanford have
one back to their home in San
ancisco after spendng the sum-
mer here with her step father
.Tack Eing.
Diane Fisher returned Tuesday
after spending several days at Mt.
Lassen Park. She went up with
the Girl Scouts on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Winnie Taresh and
chqdren Buddy and Karen and
Mrs. Betty Aventi drove to Lake
Almanor Sunday to visit Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Johnson.
Mrs. Dorothy Fisher gave a
birthday party Monday in honor
of her daughter Pamela who was
celebrating her sixth birthday.
Chldren present were Penny and
Ferd Smith, Kenny and Earleen
Wilson and Dotty Hawson of
Greenville and Lone Lynn Stephen-
s o n, Sally Donaldson, Karen
Taresh, Carl Young, Ray Swee-
ney Jr. and George Adkins.
Women present were Mesdame
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Dear Editor:
We, of the Plumas County Can-
cer Society, wish to announce our
1951 drive to start August 15th.
Our Plumas County goal is $1,250.
This drive is sponsored by the fol-
lowing county service organiza-
tions: Quincy, 20-30 Club .... Ches-
ter, Lions Club; Portola, Rotary
Club; Greenville, Soroptimist Club.
It estimated that cancer will
strike in one out of every two
American families. By donating
generously to the Cancer dive, you
will be doing your part towards
controlling this major killer.
The need for funds ts great
and the worthy projects they sup
port are many. Much progress is
being made in the battle against
Cancer but an estimated 210,000
died of Cancer last year. Of this
number, at least 70,000 were the
victims of fear and lack of infor-
mation. Their deaths could have
been avoided if they had acted in
time.
Let's all do our part to dtspell
this fear and ignorance and pre-
vent this tragedy from being re-
Cancer is a major prob-
lem; the fight against is. deserves
major' support.
C. A. TUP, NER,
Plumas County Chairman.
THE TRUE BLUEPRINT
Let no one imagine that a mili-
tary trumph . . . will insure the
salvation of men. The underlying
problem is not material but
spiritual . . . Peace, prosperity,
and happiness come from right-
eous living . . .
The teachings of our Lord put
into everyday practice will change
individuals and nations from con-
ditons of selfishness and strife, !
and nothing else will. No dictator
or statesman, pontiff or prime
minister or president, can cure our
world's sickness unless, through
him men are led into ways of
righteousness, and nations live by
the Sermon on the Mount, which
is the blueprint of the kingdom
of God. All the peace conferences
in history are of no avail without
the lifegiving spark of the divine
Spirit.
--Toronto Globe and Mail.
Idna Fisher, Henri Fisher, Goldie
Taresh, Delores Sweeney, Lois
Smith, Betty Aventi, Maude Tay-
lor, Mrs. Snider and Miss Kathy
Barrett.
For
PHILCO REFRIGERATORS
See Wally Robbins at
GREENVILLE TRADING POST
Trade your old appllarme in as
down payment
"Home Furnishing Is Our
Business--Not Just A Sideline"
THE INDIAN VALLEY RECORD
AS WE SE g-
By CLINKENBEARD CLL'V8
For years and years we have
insisted that Coleman's mustard is
of superior quaiity--and this des-
pite the fact that it has always
been sold in a container with an
oval opening which invarably was
the cause of the lid falling into
the container and having to be
fished out by hand . . . Eureka,
after umpty-leven years they have
taken a great progressive step.
The lid now fits over the entire
top. It can be lifted off and can-
not easily fall inside. Much wear
and tean on our nerves and our
vocabultry Is to be anticipated . .
we extend our heartiest congra-
tulations.
We recall some years ago when
Cuticura Ointment also went pro-
gressive. Since hector was a pup
they had made a ean with a neat
nicely rounded top from which
one's fingers would slide in each
frustrated effort to get it open.
Frequently a knife, nail file or can
opener had to be utilized. But they
eventually thought of making a lid
with a slight ridge.
With such steps forward in mod-
ern industry, it may new be ex-
pected that our ulcers will subside.
We really haven't much to com-
ment on this week. As a result of
.of overworking for Mike over two
week-ends, we had to stay confin-
ed for several days and haven'l
seen much beyond our bedroom
window. We hear Bidwell is in the
hospital nursing an infected tooth
which may account for the uncon-
trolled condition of his water sup-
ply this week--we had to boil
the stuff to make it edible . .
Frenchy, we hear, took time out
to make a trip somewhere and
get one of those coastal bucks and
produly passes us up each time he
drives by the house . . tried to
get the J. F. Davidsons to stop
and enjoy the cool of our oak
tree shade as they passed by,
but guess they were in too much
of a hurry to get the home fires
burning. Anyway they didn't see
us. Cy, however, did, and is was
a pleasure to see him settle down
AUDITING
- ACCOUNTING
TAX
CONSULTATIONS
Plumas Accountinq
Service
Q. Phflpotc P. A.
QUINCY GREENVILLE
PHONE 202 PHONE 22M2
THURSDA', AUGUST 2, 19lit
m SHALL TAKE NOTIC!
By Grace Noll Croweil
I shall take notice daily of the
things That God has placed 0
earth for us to see.
The lovely everyday things; wm
and wings,
The symmetry of some wide
ing tree,
The clouds that move tn rhytltml
unison,
The waysde flowers as I pa them
by,
The sunset colors when the day ill
done,
The stars that nightly mow
across the sky.
I think is must please God to haw
us note
The things He has created witlt
great care.
So much of beauty is as if H
wrote
His 0oems out upon the ltse
air
With His own hands, for tho
who will to read:
Surely He wants His children all
to heed.
and relax for a few minutes . . ,
guess thats all that happened Sat.
urday. An Sunday Mrs. ed took
Snooks to visit the vet while we
had to stay in bed; later enJoye
visits frum Tamara, Susie, Char-
lone and others, topped off by
eatng some of Del's fine home
made pasteries.
The showers have been nice--
and beneficial. After a record-
long hot spell we can stand &
little rain, and no doubt the fore
service is doubly appreciative-.,
or Will be if the deluge is in o
fieient quantities to lessen the ftl
hazard.
LEGAL FORMS of most t
arde requirements are always to
be found at the Record office.
Staplers, staple=, typewrlter rib-
bons, carbon paper=, legal formlk
printed signs, commercial station*
cry available at the ReCord offl00.
IIIII I
VISIT
toflc -- Friendly
JONNSVIEE LO00E
The Road is Good
To "Trigger's Trapp"
Grace is again prepar!l
the splendid dinners for
which we are famousl
Phone Johnsville 4
Jackie and Triqq Yonqe
Smart combination.., electric range and
electric water heater
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This smart homemaker "shopped around,"
found that today's electric ranges have big, fast
ovens, deep-well cookers, smokeless broilers, and
mufface units that give instant measured heat.
So she bought one. "It's wonderful! Automatic,
fa coot, efficient, handsome."
she didI And found that a orklin| tabl-
top electric water heater to match hat drio
would apply plenty of lit water Ie all
household needs at about 10 a day. ' ti
4ayaud a that's what I ll a
"Best of all, it's thriftyl" Right! In this area,
the average home can enjoy electric cooking fo,
a mere 7 a day. "And now that you have you
range," said a wise friend, "it will pay you to
learn about even lower rate for an atomatio
electric water heater, too..."
Wm you have a modern electric ran
add an automatic water heater (either a '%md"
or table-top model) your all-electie kitah b
offto a good mtmrt. And with P. G. ud E. mt
lower today than in 1940, you'll be ammmd 1
how Httl, it will cot. Now's the time to
te yoz €1kI A the soo,=z tha it. 1
IIItICIFIC 145 ANh tIICTRIC COMPAIIff .i