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4A Wednesday, Aug. 31, 20il Indian Valley Record Indian Valley teens raise mone), for Booster Club Greenville High School football players like Andres Herrera and Enzo Riggs enjoy washing a water tender in the parking lot at Evergreen Market. Vehicles, including motor homes, lined up all afternoon to help kids and adults raise money for the Booster Club prior to the first home game this Friday, Sept. 2, at 7 p.m. Property tax deadline today Julie White, Plumas County property tax bills to pay their tax collector, reminds all tax- taxes by 5 p.m. today, payers with unsecured Wednesday, Aug. 31. BACK TO SCHOOL HAIRCUTS / for Guys & Gals! Walk-ins Welcome! STOR00mEDe • SALE CONTINUES. I Jewelry Tights & Socks New Inventory Arriving! Clothing :" Unsecured taxes are as- sessed on boats, mining claims, airplanes, business equipment and possessory in- terest in cabins. You can make payment at her office between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday - Friday in the County Court- house, 520 W. Main St., Room 203, Quincy. Taxpayers may mail their payments to P.O. Box 176, Quincy, CA 95971, but should ensure that the envelope is postmarked by the Aug. 31 deadline. Great Northern Hair Co. 458 Main St., Quincy • 283-3502 It, g gOZtl3 Serving Greenville & Indian Valley Postal Service: USPS (No. 775-460.) Periodicals postage paid at Greenville, CA. Published: Every Wednesday morning by Feather Publishing, Co., Inc. Mailing address: P.O. Box 469, Greenville, CA 95947. HOW to contact us: (530) 284-7800. Email mail@plumasnews.com; Web Page http:llwww.plumasnews.com Ownership and Heritage: Established Nov. 20, 1930. Published weekly. It is part of the Feather Publishing family of newspapers serving Plumas and Lassen counties. Deadlines: Display Advertising: Thursday 3 p.m. Legals: Noon, Thursday. Display Classified: Thursday, 3 p.m. Classified: Monday 9 a.m. News: Friday, 1 p.m. Breaking news: Anytime! To Subscribe: Call (530) 284-7800 or use the handy coupon below, or send e-mall to subscriptions@plumasnews.com Adjudication: The Indian Valley Record is adjudicated a legal newspaper by Superior Court Decree No. 5462 and qualified for publication of mat- ters required by law to be published in a newspaper. Postmast Send change of address orders to the Indian Valley, Record, P.O. Box 469, Greenville, CA 95947. Michael C. Taborski Co-Owner/Publisher Keri Taborski Sherri McConnell Co-Owner/Legal Advertising Display Advertising Manager Kevin Mallory Cobey Brown Asst. Vice Pres./Adrnin. Asst. Vice Pres./Operations Delaine Fragnoli Tom Fomey Managing Editor Production Manager Aliola Knadler Elise Monroe Resident Editor Bookkeeper Sandy Condon Eva Small Human Resources Director Composing Manager Mary Newhouse Jenny Lee Classified/Circ. Manager Photo Ectitor p i i i I1 I I I I I I I I 1 I I Subscription Order Form Indian Valley Record | I P.O. Box 469, Greenville, CA 95947 I I ... enter my subscription for  years, I I  ,no ,., my =,. ,e, ,, I I J In County $26 per year J Out of Slate $44 per year I I  '" C.,.orni,., per y.,. I I" I I ''" I i I Subscdptlm= can be trmnr, but not reamed. h I s le lee :el el Ill gl Im eli elm eel J Greenville High School football players Donnie Housen and Andres Herrera ham it up during the car wash fundraiser for the Greenville High School Booster Club. See them in full-contact action at their first home game this Friday, Sept. 2, at 7 p.m. Photos by Alida Knadler Filing period ends for district election Delaine Fragnoli three four-year seats on the Managing Editor East Quincy Community Ser- dfragnoli@plumasnews.com vices District board: former general manager Mary Henri- The filing period for the ci; incumbents Stephen Nov. 8 Uniform District Elec- Grant, Ernest R. Eaton Jr. and Greg Margason; and Michael T. Green, a wa- ter/wastewater operator. Among the districts with- out contested seats, six dis- tricts will not have a board quorum unless appointments tion has closed, and just one district in Plumas County has contested board seats. A lack of candidates leaves six dis- tricts needing to make ap- pointments. Five candidates will vie for GRAND OPENING : CELEBRATION Lake Almanor Saturday, Sept. 3, 2011 • 11am to 4pro 29615 Hwy 89, Canyon Dam LOTS OF FAMILY FUN[ Collector Cars • Trucks • Jeeps • Motorcycles Fishermen * Guides * Hunters Craft Fair * Artists * Bake Sale Free Hot Dogs & Soda • Free Prize Drawings QUAIL LODGE LAKE ALMANOR 530-284-0861 530-596-4233 are made before new terms start Dec. 2. Those districts are: Sierra Valley Fire, Indi- an Valley Recreation and Park District, Prattville-A1- manor Fire Protection Dis- trict, Almanor Recreation and Park District, C-Road Community Services Dis- trict and Long Valley Com- munity Services District. Residents interested in serv- ing on one of these boards should contact the respec- tive district. Voters in the West Almanor Community Services District will consider Measure A, a special tax, in the Nov. 8 elec- tion. Another special tax, Mea- sure B, will go before voters in the Prattville-Almanor Fire Protection District. The election will be all vote- by-marl. Watershed cleanup volunteers are needed The Great Sierra River Cleanup will storm the Feath- er River watershed Sept. 17. Last year, more than 150 local volunteers removed nearly 2,500 pounds of trash and re- cyclables from the Feather River watershed. The cleanup is a project of the Sierra Nevada Conser- vancy. The Feather River Co- ordinated Resource Manage- ment group (CRM) is sponsor- ing the event locally in collab- oration with Sierra Institute, Feather •River College, Feath- er River Resource Conserva- tion District, Plumas Charter School, Feather River Chap- ter of Trout Unlimited, Plumas County Department of Public Works, Caltrans and the Plumas National Forest. Volunteers will be able to choose from locations in Westwood, Chester, Quincy and Graeagle. Students from Plumas Unified School Dis- trict charter schools will be helping with creeks in Greenville, Portola and Quincy during the school week. The Great Sierra Riv- er Cleanup coincides with California Coastal Cleanup Day and the data gathered from both events will be used to establish trends and make recommendations to the California Marine Debris Action Plan. Registration for the cleanup will be available on- line at feather-river-crm.org beginning Sept. 1. The CRM is asking community members to help identify potential sites along local waterways that need attention. If you know a site near you that needs cleaning up, contact CRM Watershed Coordinator Gia Martynn at 283-3739 or emall gia@plumascounty.org.