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THE INDIAN VALLEY RECORD - PLuMAs TmlATI00 GREENVILLE, CAL. - Phone 48M Week Nights---8 p.m. Saturday, Sunday2, 7, 9:15 p.m. News by The lndlan Valley Record o Thursday-Friday Aug. 23-24 ELEANOR RARKER CAGED Saturday Only Aug. 25 Screen&apos;s Fiercest Wild-Animal Thrills] SAVAGE SPLENDOR (In color) Also Roy Rogers and Trigger TRAIL OF ROBIN HOOD MARID LANZA ANN BLYTH THE GREAT CARUSO LARRY PARKS BARBARA HALE EMERGENCY WEDDING f % PLUMBING Installation and Repairs Free Estimates HOWERY'S PLUMBING Phone Meadow Valley 2 J ii DR. A. T. DIETLE OPTOMETRIST i|1111111111111111 lUltl llll Iii111 State Theatre Bldg. - Orovllle 1461 Myers St Phone 150 -- i i •leoe••o•elloeoeeeoeeeee FURNITURE Re-Covered And Repairing MIRACLE UPHOLSTERING CO. Free Pickup & Delivery Service Every Friday Phone Greenville 8-M-4 1326 Main St.  Susanvllle e•e•eoe•a•e•o••aeQ•e•e•e : m _- --- m .= --I GAGE'S FURNITURE SHOP GENERAL CABINET MAKING Greenville CaRL |_. • • = _ - I : V/t inarang, eo/orf=/... SAN FRANCISCO Stay at the Hotel Whitcomb, st the Civic Center- in the thmter and shopping district, in dlre line with both great bridges. Brin your lIl 7 fOla week-end or longer, and enjoy the dietinetive Hotel Whitcomb cuisine and Brvice. H$ Doom trs• ;4.S0 Sle|le; fr0• tT.ee Double MARKET STRIIT et elk mge in HOTEL WHITCOMB KARL C. WEBER PIr4idtnt and General Manaoet, I THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1951 , Hi :AIR JUDGING RESULTS (Oontinued From Last Week) SPECIAL AWARD) (Special Canned Fruits Bonus Prize) 1st Canned Fruit, LenD Sobre- re. Taylosville. etty Crocker Chiffon Cake 1st, Virginia Bresciani, Quincy; 2nd I.ena Sobrero. Taylorsville; 3rd, Leno Sobrero, qPaylorsville. CLOTHING AND TEXTILES BEDROOM FURNISHINGS (TEXTILES) Bedspread. Crocheted--lst, Mrs. Iola Herberlie, Oruville; 2nd, Alta M. Hall, Greenville; 3rd, May Tay- lor. Quincy, Pillowcases, chocheted-lst, Mrs. Paul H. McCahan, Los Angeles; 2nd, Ida Burchina] Greenville; 3rd T_da Burchinal. DIIING ROOM FURNISHINGS Buffet Sets--2nd. Lee Ores Finn Quincy; 3rd, ,Nettle WMson, Greenville. Luncheon Sets, other--lst. Nan- cy Stampfli, Crescent Mills: 3rd, Vistoria Glemstedt SusanVille. Place 'Setting, Other--lst. Ida Burchinal. Greenville: 3rd. Mrs. Peele Ghent, Los An'eles. Tablecloths--lst, Nettle Wilson, Greenville; 2nd. Mrs. J. R. Sobrio. Vinton: 3rd. Mrs. Dolly Jones Greenville. Tea Towels, Embroidered--lst, E. A. Hannon, Greenville; 2nd, E. A. Hannon, Greenville: 3rd, Mary Coleho, Hayward. Dinin Room Furnishings Towels---.Ist. Mac Bar. Quincy. living Room Furnishings -- Afghan, Crocheted --- 1st. Mary Tyrrell, Quincy, 2nd, Mildred E. Johnson, Greenville; 3rd, Lee Oma Finn, Quincy, Living Room Furnishings (tex- tiles). Rugs (braldl)--lst. A. D. Madda]ena, Bechkorth; 2hr. Ethel .aty, Quincy; 3rd, Lois M. Taylor, Greenville. Rugs (Hooked with yarn)--1st, Nancy Stampfli, Crescent Mills; 2rid. Lois M. Taylor, Greenville: 3rd, Mildred Chapman, Keddie. CHILD AND INFANT CARE Hankerchiefs--Ist, Mrs. Belie Ghent, Los Angeles; 2nd, Ida Bur- chinal, Greenville. KITCHEN AND RATHROOM FURNISHINGS Guest Towels- --lst. Lois M. Taylor Greenville: 2nd, Florence Williams, Hayward; 3rd, Y'Iorence \\;Srilliams. Pot Holderslst, Marerite L Hamblin, Greenville: 2nd-, L o i s H. Taylor, Greenville; 3rd. Lois H. Taylor. Greenville. Others2nd, Mrs. Lea Price reenville. CLOTHING AND TEXTILES Skirth or Jumper, Wool ist Dorothy Lee Jeskey, Quincy; let, Jean Maddalene. Beckworth; 2nd, <atheryn Ferguson, Quincy; 2nd, Cynthia Anne Edler. Sierraville 2nd, Mary Alice Bidwell, Green- ville; 3rd, RobeVca Knobel, Vinton; 3rd. Doris Gray, Quincy; Vivian Wiley, Greenville; 4th, Wilma Wiley, Greenville. Pajamas--lst. Dorothy Lee lea- key, Quincy; 1st, Margaret Young, Quincy; 2nd, Katheryn Ferguson, Quincy; 2nd, Vivian Wiley, Green- ville; 3rd, Wilma Wiley, Green- villa; 4th, Mary Alice Bidwell, Greenville. BISCUITS AND ROLLS Plain Roils or Mufflne--Ist, Sandra Sodolski, SierraviUe; 2nd. Wilma Wiley, Greenville. I i COOKI ES 4-H J DrSp Cookies -- 1st, Shirley I Cumberland, Calpine; 2nd, Doro-[ thy 'Lee Jeskey, Quincy; 3rd, Joan[ Neuman, GreenVille. ! CRESCENT MILLS NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Phil Maleria of Stun ]Pranzsco and Mr. and Mrs. Richelieu of'Greenville visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Baker and Roy Baker Wednesday. Mrs Pete Viacava cf Taylosv- ville spent Wednesday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Plumie Nye. Mr. Via- cava joined them for dinner in the evening. Gene Woods came up to stay with his mother. Mrs. Slim Bent- ley for a short visit. Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Bentley, Gene and Earl Woods went down to Marys- ville. Earl remaining here to vaca- tion for a short time. Mrs. Elain McLain and child- ren and Mrs. Ollie Garrick and Betty Jo went over to Susanville on Wednesday. Roy P.aker went over to visit Mr. and Mrs. Andy Stevenson and family Sunday. Buddy came back with him to visit his aunt and uncles. Jake DeHahn celebrated his birthday on Sunday. Audrey Roark is celebrating her birthday this Tuesday the 21st. Fern Eastman of Chico visited Mr. and Mrs. Jake Dehan on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Milton and children moved into the house on the Gregory propeffcy this week. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duvall of Sacramento spent this weekend visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lewis. They took their daughter. Sandy, who has bee vacationing here. home with them. Mr. Eva Marks and grand- daughter, Peggy of Marysville, spent Friday with her friend. Mrs. Tillie Lewis. Mrs. Freda Outland and daugh- ter of Modesto are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bud Strong. Crescent families who went to the Catholic picnic Sunday at the park in Quincy were: Madigans, Bakers, Tatro's and guests, Gayle and Diane Openshaw, Betty Gar- rick and Pat McLain, Janice and Bunny Camp, Sheehans and two nieces who are visiting from Oak- land. Gene Openshaw went down to Oroville ,ionday on business. Mrs Doris Barton. Gene Open shaw's mother and his brother. Gerald Openshaw of Or)ville came up to attend the Bedell wedding in Quincy Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gene O, penshaw, Jim York and Gene Sarasola accompanied them to the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Huyett of Westwood had dinner with t2ieir daughter and family, Mr. and Ifrs. Hank Sanders Thursday evening. Bob Phleger' visited his brother, Chris last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hank Sanders and boys, Mr. and Mrs. Myles Lan- caster and Loren Kingdon went fishing on Hungry Creek Sunday. They had intended to picnic but were rained out. Chrs Plegher was pinch-hitting on Monday for' Ray Lynch, while NATIONAL BOARD OF FIRE UNDERWRITERS  , ,.3 ;',AY E QUICK, BUT I THINK IT'D BE CHEAPER " ".:)TOUR OWN SPRING CLEANING, PAL!" CALIFORNIAN FINDS EASY WAY TO PREVENT FIRES Alex "Tex" Jordan, realtor at V:dlejc, Calif., has won the hearty endorsement of forest fire experts for his idea on how to prevent cigarette butts from starting forest fires. His idea: "Carzy an empty car- tridge of .38 or similar calibre on outdoor trips. Put the glowing end of the cigarette butt in the cartridge. The cartridge fits colse- b., around the cigarette and will snuff it out in a fraction of a minute." Jordan sen. a .38 shell to Frank Jefferson, fire control chief for California region of the U. S. For- cat Service. Jefferson tested the idea successfully, and recommends it to smokers as an additional safeguard in forest and range ureas where smoking can be done safely in accordance with legal re- quirements. The forester pointed out that smokers were the No. 1 cause of wildfires in California last year. CARD OF THANKS We would like to thank each .nd everyone for the beautiful flowers and cards of sympathy in the recent death of our loved one, and also to thank our neighbors who were so kind while we were away. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vick and Family. THE ?OWER OF PRAYER A nation united xn earnest p'.yer could generate power to stay the use of the atomic bomb o*_ accJmplish any other univer- sally desired goal. In the Rich- mond (Ky.) Daily Reigster, D. Carl Yoder gives the views of J. dar Hoover on prayer. We ,-uote: J. Edgar Hoover, director of the FBI. says. "The spectacle of a nation prayang is more awe-m- spiring than the explosion of an atomic bomb. The force of pray- er is greater than any possible combination of man-made or man- controlled powers, because ,prayer is man's greatest means of tap- ping the infinite resources of God, Invoking by prayer the mercy and might of God is our most effica- cious means of guaranteeing peace and security for the harassed and helpless peoples of the earth." :- .. " - _ _'_: -- : : _., For WESTINGHOUSE REFRIGERATORS Ranges. Waterd Heaters, Clothes Dryers, Laundromats See Wally Robbins at GREENVILLE TRADING POST Representative of Quincy Furniture Co. Trade your old appliance in as down payment "Home Furishing Is Our Business--Not Just A Sideline" . _ _ -- -  - ER NOW LEADS !:" STAYS PUT Chester baseball squad has fully succeeded in climbing to top spot in standing in spite of get, ring off to the poorest start in itS history at the beginning of tl season. Greenville is likewise and persistently hanging on to place one notch above the ment. ': Last Sunday the Chester berjacks pushed Herlong into end spot by defeating VoJlev I7 to 4 on the Chester mend. On the same day the cy Red Sex defeated 7 to 1, while Greenville lost to tcla 14 to 10. This week Chester took vil!e by a score of 5 to 3, Portola beat American to 2. League standings follow: W L Chester ....................... 8 3 Herlong ........................ 8 3 Quincy ........................ 7 5 Portola ........................... 6 5 Westwood .................... 6 6 Greenville .................... 4 8 American Valley ........ 2 10 CORRECTION Following receipt of last paper we were informed by Van Zant of Frizzie's Mills, we are guilty of a serious statement. The Crescent Department, states Frank, ed at the mill and had pumping on the blaze in 4 utes from the time of the call not 8 minutes as Which goes to show what a bunch of firemen we have cent Mills--and they are to gratulated. Typewriter ribbons and paper, staplers and staples, clanks and signs at The JUST ARRIVEDI New Shipment of SUNFLOWER KITCH00 WARE INDIAN VALLEY Jewell Standart, owner GREENVILLE, For The Largest STOCK OF LINOLh And Lintoleum La For the Largest UPHOLSTERED See Wally Robbins GREENVILLE TRADING Representative of Furniture Co. Trade your old appliance down payment lllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllll the latter is away on a business mm " l; We shave prices You Word was received here Satur- m_, day night of the tragic death of i Jerry Dynan in a motorcycle ac- cident. I-le was on his way home] from San Diego for a visit withli his folks in Sacramento. Mr. and lng,,Mrs' Ge°rge Tanner went d°wn t°/!Sacrament° early Sunday morn- ;; .  Vr CAN OFFER YOU LOVql PRICESAuGUST 24-25-26 Mr. and Mrs. Sig Bodman of Oroville visted this weekend with relatives and friends. Sig Jr, who has been vacationing here retrun- ed home with them. Mrs. Lawrence Leifer and son, Bob Mihils of Sacramento came up to visit Mrs. Leifer's mother ias Monday. MODESTO M ! L l ' 2 tot 25c ALL BRANDS C O F F E E ...................... 85c PILLSBURY WHITE & CHOCOLATE CAKE MIX ...................... pkq 33c PUREX .................... ½ qa129c GIANT SIZE TIDE ' pkcj 77c GREEN SPOT ORANGEADE ................ 46 oz 27c JEWEL OIL ............ qt bottle 59c VELVETA CHEESE .............. 200bbox89c JEWELL S0000iORTENING ........ 3 lb cans 89c LAUREL BACON ........................ -iiiuiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii IIIIIII IIt__ Cottonwood Club "The Brightest Nite Spot in Town" ---Specializing In Real Italian Dinners--- We Also Serve A Lc Carte Steak Chicken  Sea Foods Expertly prepared by your famous Chef "Cookie" INDIAN VALLEY FUEL RALPH JORDAN. Owa Mill Bloekl Now $'/.50 per kind Delivered in the Genvi., Area. = .  and Sally, YOur Hoats * llllllllmllilllllillllllilillllllllllllilil Ililillilillliiilil litliliilliilililililiillll ! I ! II PORK SHOULDER R O A S T ...................... ]b 49€ CHUCK BLADE POT ROAST ...................... C ELERY ...................... bu CAULIFLOWR ............ head ], CANNING PEACHES .................. A : DIAMOND BRAND DUI I hl?UD¢ 11 1 ,o uo=,,. = to zI ,. Mo.ao Toh rdaz : WAX PAPER ................. : roll 21c n,.. rnrrr00. --- ........... ,--, :. | , --t p.m. to 12 p-,-- | Spaghetti .and Ravioli Served until 2 a.m. m o= 00o.o: ..co00 As ,=.. :: ,. Zver Saturda Sunda--Speckd Family Style i  YOUB HOMROWNED .ORE OF FINE FOODS ITALIAN DINNER $2.00 -= Greenville Store Houm EEDDIF STORE HOERS= -i , ,, a m 8 to 8 Weekdays -- 9 to 7 Sundaya 9 to 7 Weekdays --  thmdmJ!, ! m a LEON FARLEY. Mqr. TAD TWEEDLE, Mqr. : IllggNllllRtn.ql- II IIIIK BK N SI ,qP,.EIIII/NI lnllllllnlllllllli