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bE 'r;D.l' VALLEY RECORD
TAYLORSVILLE TOPICS
Mrs. Marie Barnett of Eldridge
tame Sunday to visit her daughter
Mrs. Cecil Stephenson and family'
for a few days.
Mrs. Mary Wing, Mrs. Della
Herring and Mrs. Edna Fisher
drove to Vtnton Saturday to at-
tend a home economics meeting
and also enjoyed a turkey dinner.
Mrs. W. T. Grace and sgn Jim
are spending a few days vacation-
Lug at Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. William Rice of
Santa Cruz, Mr. and Mrs. John
McGeary of San Francisco and
Mr. Kaufman, Eari's father of
San Francisco are vacationing at
Kauffman's summer home.
Mrs. John Sobrero and June Le
Roy drove to Westwood Sunday
to get Mrs. Angelina Cozzaglio
who will visit her brother John
Sobrero and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Rdy Holmstrom
came up from Sacramento to
spend the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. "1'uffy" McCuthcheon. The
Holstroms formerly owned a store
here.
DannyKidder small son of Mr.
and Mrs. George Kidder had to
have two stitches taken on his
chin when he fell out of his
mothers car on Main Street last
Week.
Frank Pratt drove to Rend one
day last week.
Mr..and Mrs. George Lambert
came over from Greenville Sat-
urday
friends.tO spend the day with
Mr. and Mrs. Aide Sorsoli, Mr.
and Mrs. Krug Mr. and Mrs. Vin-
ton Peace, Mr. Bruce McIntyre,
Miss June Le Roy, Miss Barbara
Johnson, Wesley Neer, Le Roy
buckner and Mr. Smith went to
Gridley Sunday to attend the night
Rodeo.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hardgrave
and Mrs. Edna Fisher drove to
Susanv/lle Friday to take in the
Lassen County Fair,
Bob Cooke of Reno spent the
weekend here with his mother.
Mrs. Timey Cooke entertained
the Ladies Ad Wednesday. Mrs.
Maude Taylor will have the next
meeting Wednesday, September 11
at her home.
Marvin Boney who is working in
Oroville visited friends here Sun-
day.
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Misses Barbara McCutcheon, La
Yerne Gates, June Le Roy and
Kathy Barrett went to Susan-
viile Wednesday. Kathy and June
returned home the same day, with
Sammy Brown, but La Verne
and Barbara remained until Fri-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ban-
nister.
Mrs. Arlene Taresh, and Donnie,
Darrell, Penny and Pamela Taresh
of Clapay and Miss Nadine Taresh.
of Quincy visited Mr. and Mrs.
Neal Clarke alad children and
other relatives in the valley Sun-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Kermlt Fisher had
as weekend guests. Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Vandament of San Francisco.
Mrs. Helen Stephenson accom-
panied .her mother, Mrs. Marie
Burnett • to Susanville Tuesday.
John Aventi came up from
Stockton Sunday to get his wife
Betty, who has been here for three
weel visiting relatives. He will
spencl a few days here before they
return home.
NOTICE OF SALE OF PROP-
ERTY DEEDED TO THE STATE
FOR DELINQUENT TAXES
" Date August 16, 1951
Whereas, I wit on the 6 day of
Aug-,zst, 1961, directed by the
.Board of Supervisors of Plumas
County, State of California, and
there was received by me and
filed in my office an authorize-
tion of the State Controller (dat-
THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1951
VALLEY OBSIVATIONS I
George Gebo arrived in Green-
ville Sunday morning from Spo-
kane. Wash., and a family reunion
was enjoyed at the home of Mrs.
L
ladys Neuman. Also present were i
her daughter, Wills Jean Gebo,
her sons, Edward and Gordon.
daughter Joan, four grandsons
and a granddaughter.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Newton and
three children from rass Valley,
are now established at the Pine
Valley Inn, which they recently
purchased from Mrs. Anita Parent•
He is an experienced hotel and
lodge operator and plans to con-
struct cabins on the property in
the future.
Lt. and Mrs. Frank Libby (nee
June McEnespy) of Sacramento,
stopped for a visit in Greenville
last week, the guests of Mr and
Mrs. Frank Kampschmidt. The
young couple were enroute home
from a honeymoon trip.
A surprise birthday party was
given Mrs. B. B. Gregory and
Irank Rawbert on Thursday eve-
ning when a lovely cake and ice
cream were served to all present.
Lovely gifts were opened by the
honorees. Those present were the
pastor of the Seventh Day Ad-
ventisL church, Susanville Mr.
.:l.:d MM::. BF::nlkilSt:m2dfliMr:Ml:
(regory. The evening was spent
;n singing and listening to records
of different states.
Mrs. Violet Macdonald spent a
few days visiting here.
IT'S TO LAUGH!
"THE FUNNY PAGE"
... the kind of humor
feeecrs 1
ROSEMARY II-
" REHEAR5AL-
everyone needs... Every Saurdcr and Sunday--Specicd Family Style i
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PRE.FALL SHOWING
OF SMART
PLAIDS-CORDUROYS- WOOLS
PRIS- GABDINES
ALSO COATS- SUITS- SWEATERS
SKIRTS-HAT-NEW SCABFS
And Other Accessories Now on Display
BETTY JEAN SHOP
Phone 59 Quincy
Open Until 8 P.M. Saturday Night
Make no mstakes-qet your pzhxq from us and we'll make
"You wln, Sam -- Let's make it a dust stormY'
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. Hours from 4 p. m. to 11 p.m. Monday Through Friday -
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i Sunday 2 p.m. to 11 p.m.
= Spaghetti and Ravioli: Served until 2 a.m. =__"
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- Our Mqtto: "COME AS YOU ABE'
5e per load damp dry--LCated
•cross from Moseley and Grenke off highway across from Wolf
arket. tfc. C r e e k Garage. Priced right,
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: TO BUY A NEW PHILCO RFRIGF2dffOR. TRADE IN A CALF, PIG,
: CHICKENS, AUTO DOG, YOU
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EFRIGERTOR for sale--20 cu.
ft. Has only 3 months use. Inquire
xt Frizzle Lumber Co. business of-
fice, Dixie Canyon, below Crescent
ills. 16tfc
For
I CROSLEY REFRIGERATORS
I and Deep Freezes
See Wally Bobbins at
GREENVILLE TRADING POST
, "Tome Furnishings Is Our
Business Not Just A Sideline"
FOR" S.LE--Jackhammers, stop-
ers, sump pumps, triple pump.
Gibson amalgamator, dump truck,
2 wheel trailer, double drum
hoist pull grader, air compressor.
Phone 63-M-5. 20tfe
HOUSE FOR RENT Indian Val-
ley Hot Springs. tf
CABIN FOR RENT--2 rooms;
furnishings optional. C. J. Fred-
rickson, North of highway below
Crescent Grade. 20tfc
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dition; will sell parts or all
reasonable. Pete J. Brown, Start-
Harold G. Bohne, Greenville. 2tp.
FOR SALE--Deep well pump. 1
horse General Electric motor. Do-
ward Red Jacket rod type. $125.00
cash. Plumas Pines esort. A1-
Harold G. Bohne, Greenville. 25p.
PeR SALE--Home-grown pears,
available beginning Monday, Sept;
4. $1 per lug, in your container(>
Mrs. Jake De Hahn, Crescent
Mills. lp
FOR SALE--Used Chesterfield
with matching occasional chair;
Hbrary table; 4-burner electric
range (needs repairs). Inquire at;
Pine Valley Inn, Greenville. lp,
WHY WAIT A WEK? LeaVe
your films at the Quincy Photo
Shop today and get them tomor-
row. Mail orders
promptly. Two doors East
Office, Quincy.
FOR SALEHouse in Landon
with garage, 2 lots, $3800 casl
Has liv. rm, 2 bdrrns,, bkfst rr,
kitchen, bathrm. Rock wool ins.'ula-
tion, new water line and _$¢
system. P. O. Box 502, or inquIr
at Mercer Grocery Saturday ilte
or Sunday. R. L. Pierce. -- 25P
ed Kugust 14, 191) to sell at
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public auction, for cash in lawful _B
money of the United States, cer-
tain tax deeded Pr°perty' public mmm! NO !
notice t hereby given that un-
less the Said property is redeemed
or an inltaUment plan of redemp-
tion ik initiated, as provided bye.
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law, I will on the 17 day of Sept-
ember, .!951, t the hour of 1
o'clock P.M. in the Tax Collector's
Office in the Court House of the
County of Flumas, in the City of
Quincy, sell as directed the Bald
property for a sum not leas than
the minirum prlce or prices set
forth in this notice.
The parcel or parcels of prop-
erty that, are the subject of this
notice are situated in the County
of Plumes, State of
and are described as follows:
( Description )
Lote In Indian Falls 21-22 &
23 Block 21
Last assessee: C. A. Darmer
Minimum 'Price $40.00
If redemption of the property
or the initiation of an installment
plan of redemption is not made
according to law before the first
bid is received, the right ore-
demption will cease.
CI-I.BSTER HARD
Tax Collector of Plumas
County, State of,.Callfornia, i
(Published Aug. 23-30 Sept. 6) •
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IF ¥J N A NEW REFRICLA.TOR AND HAVE ANYTHING TO
TRADE, C GREENVII.I.F. 81'M-3 FOR FREE WS
GREENVIL00 TRADING POST
• dart Mine Road, Greenville. 20tfc
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i feet by 6 feet. Complete with I will pay $1000 for sufficient
casings and weights. Bruce-Bid- information to assure arrest and
well. 24tfc conviction of any person guilty of
• -" stealing or slaughtering my oattl
I FOR SALE---3 bdrm. house
I large shop building; large lot on $. F. BROWN
B No. Main St. Phone 14-1-4, 24tfx Crescent Miffs, CaH." :
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; Phone 75-M-2 ":.=i
i l ' 2x4 - $4S Gn)evl]]e California
: Douqlem Fir ornd White Fir .......... ,:
$29 M
Douglas Fb and White Published Every Thursday Night
Ix5 Shem Entered h the post office at
$29 M Greenville, California, as
,Claus matter under the Act
Congress of March B, 1879.
0R ThelmaownersA. JohnsOn.and E. N.
LUIIER CO. Member of C.N.P,A.