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WE ND|AN VALLEY RECORD THURSDAY, SEPT. 6, 1951 Carl Young reportedly broke his finger when he caught it in door at hl home. Judith Pike has returned to Manton after spending the sum- mer with her mother, Mrs. John Young and husband. Mrs. Meta Mathe of Sacramento arrived last Friday for a weekend stay with friends in Greenville and was host to the Lutheran Ladies Aid at the home of Mrs. Hermsx Leu. Mr'. and Mrs. Brigga of Oakland spent the holiday weekend in Greenville visiting at the home of their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. L, Riles, C00SCE00 MILLS EVENTS Mr. and Mrs. Sig Bodman and of F-erke'ev spent a few f , MANES FUNERAL HOME -% Phone 75-M-2 Greenville California WILLIAM H. BLOCK OF GRIDLEY SUCCUMBS William H. Block, prominent civic leader and funeral director, passed away last week, it was learned today. He was well known in Indian Valley, His funeral was held Friday evening, with a host of friends and business acquain- tances from throughout the north- c:'n valley attending. While the Block fufteral home will continue to be operated by Mrs. Madge Block, it wilt be under the management of Bill and Eve-" 'yn Manes, who formerly owned ,-nd operated the Manes funeral home in Greenville and the Chapel of the .Pines at Westwood, Mrs. Frank E. Hollister and Mr. and Mrs. Austin Cox returned re- cently from a two-weeks vacation, in which they visited Pacific Grove, Carmel, and Monterey. On the way home they visited friends in Mar:ysville. Hunters Specials! M 1947 MERCURY ,11850o New MotorNew ClutchNew Muffler  Tail Pipe-- New BatteryNew Paint JobThis Car Is A B uy At 18 MONTHS TO PAY! 1948 WlLLYS JEEP Heater--6000 Actual Miles--Runs & Looks Like New This Won't Last Lonql 18 MONTHS TO PAY! 1947 CHEVROLET / FLEETLINE 4-Door Sedan--Radio, Heater--Foq Llqhts--New Paint--Plenty of Service In This Car THE PRICE IS RIGHT 18 MONTHS TO PAYI 1951 WlLLYS JEEP NEW--Loaded With Extras--You Can Save Money On This One! 18 MONTHS TO PAYI 1949 PLYMOUTH 000000'1695 4-Door SedanRadio--HeaterSpotlightBaclmp Light--New General Vv'hite Wc,U Tire,s27,000 Actual Miles--This Car Is Immaculate In Every Detail--Carries A New Car Guarantee 18 MONTHS TO PAY! Sig Jr. of OrJvilie came up Fri- day evening and picked up Rena fohn an went ver. to Reno for he \\;veekend. On their return they visited Vina Fickhardt and other friends and relatives. Mr. Sammie Brown and Mr. rod Mrs. B. B. Gregory of Cres- cent Mills enjoyed a lovely dinner at the Feather' River Inn Thurs- day evening in honor of Sam- rome's birthday. Mrs. J. R. Milton and children have been vacationing in the bay area for two weeks, enjoying a few days in San Francisco and rising Beach and Pass Robles They also enjoyed the Ice Follies in the bay city. They were ac- companied home by Mrs. Smith, who is visting her daughter and family, Mrs. J. E. Cordoza. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Gregory enjoyed a wiener roast at Powell's in Quincy, Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Avery Sheehan presented their daughter Carol with a lovely Hammond organ last week. Those present to en- joy her' playing were Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Gregory, Mr. and Mrs. Brophey, Mr. and Mrs. Foland and children, all accompanied by their violins, saxophones, trumpet and daughter of Reno came Tues- evening which was enjoyed by all. A birthday party honoring Nan- cy Briton was held Monday, Sept. 3. Those present inclucted Nola Shefield, Mrs. Sencie Knoll. Min- nie Hafner. Lottie Stampfli, Nan- cy Stampfli, Mrs. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Gregory, Mrs. J. R. Milton and children and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Milton and Nelda, Sen- cie and Bobble Milton and Frank Lambert. Refreshments were serv- ed, followed by the opening of many lovely gifts. Mr. and Mrs. August Frohlich and daughter of Reno come Tues- day of last week and spent sev- eral days visiting his sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Graver. Uhland. the Crescent school teacher returned Tuesday evening. She attended summer school this summer. Mr. and Mrs. SI Bates "and daughter of Sacramento spent Thursday with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Baker. They left Friday morning to visit in Oroville before returning home Sunday, Mrs. Baker went down to OroviUe with them to shop, re- turning Friday evening ,on bus. Lydia Sheehan and Elaine Me- Lain and Pat went over to Reno to shop on Friday. Nadine Brown will be leaving this Thursday, Sept. 6th for Ta- coma, Wash., where she will en- roll in college, Mary Sims returned from West- wood Hospital Friday after spend: n a few days recuperating from an automobile accident which oc- curred Saturday near McCloud. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Winchester and family, former residents here stopped on their way down to Clear Creek for a few days of fi§hing to visit friends. Mrs Elizabeth Bates of Van Nuyes, Billy and Bobby Bates and Cathy Herz of Burbank ar- rived early Saturday morning to visit Mrs. Bate's sister. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Baker. The Bates are former residents of Keddie Mr: and Mrs. Paul Tatro, Ken- ny and Mary Ann and Pat Me- Lain went down to Red Bluff Sunday afternoon to get Linda who has been vacationing with her grandparents this last week. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Haker and sonB spent the weekend with the Bill Hakers. days APco Guidici and Lowell Lux visiting her cousin and family, Mr and Mrs. Cliff Sheehan. Mrs. Ruby Madigan. Mrs. Ann Madigan, Roseanne ahd Lynne and Joe Madigan, Lill and Kay Youngman alI shopped in Reno Wednesday. Virginia Osborn of Chevy Chase, Maryland is visiting the Bob Keltons and her father. Mr. Caulback. Mrs. Roy Foster of Sacramen- to and Mrs. Ray Nelson and 3 children of San Francisco spent several days visiting the Charles Herrings. Mr. Foster and Mr. Nel- son joined them for the weekend. Mrs. Foster is the Herring's daughter, and Mrs. Nelson their granddaughter. Phyllis Nye and daughter, Sharon spent Wednesday in Quin- cy on busines and visiting Win- nie Price and family. The Catholic ladies made their sandwiches at Mary Baker's for the dance last Saturday. The dance was said to be a big success. Mr. and Mrs. Mac McLain and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Sheehan went down to the Sacramento Fair on Saturday Della Fiekhardt and son ac- companied her sister and husband to Sacramento Saturlay to attend the State Fair. They will return Monday. Jiggs Fickhardt remain- ed home to go dove hunting. Mr. and Mrs. Fre Clariage of Albany are here visiting Mr. and rs. Jake DeHahn. Roy Baker won the champion- ship log bucking contest at the A F of L picnic at Clear Creek Sunday. The cheering section from here consisted of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Baker and Mary Sims. Ru:us .Brandham opened the lnion station this week. Mr. anti Mrs. Archie Albers of Oakdale spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John Horan. Mrs. Gladys Leifer of Sacra- mento spent several days last week visiting her mother and hus- band, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gru-. ver. GEORGE BURNS NOW BACK ON THE JOB George Burns has this week re- turned to work at the barium mine near Almanor, after taking a few days off due to having sustained a muscular strain which slowed him down last week. The mine, which is being op- erated by Ray Swidlehurst of Greenville twith George's expert knowJedge and help), came in for mention this month in the Mining Journal. It is shipping barite to Modesto now after two years of inactivity. Mr. and Mrs. William Firmstone of Melbrae visited his sster, Mrs. Mark Herring and husband last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Young, Mr. and Mrs Melvin Young and daughters. Mrs. Helga Young and sons, Claude Young and Mrs. Elsie Hanson spent Sunday at Mt. Las- sen. BAKERY SERVICE AT YOUR DOOR! The Sunrise Bakery Truck Wilt Be In Greenville And Area On Tuesday, Thursday, And Saturday Afternoons. FRESH PASTRIES PIES  CAKES Special Orders Taken (Window Cards Available) ]Jlllltllillllllllliltllllllllilllllllllllllllllll, IO¢:flt F01llt CUSTOM. s11Oqpl00OO "'" "- Cottonwood 4-Door Sedan--Radio--Heater--Fog Lights--Seat Covers i Spotliqhtood Tiros--OVERDRIVEI--Low Mileaqe--- .,,4.. PHONE 24-M.5 Car Must Be Seen To Be Appreciated! = "The Brightest Nile Spot in Town" • SP E C I A L I podaltzingln Real Italian Dinners-- '49 DODGE TOll PICI00P We Also Serve A La Carte Steak -- Chicken Sea Foods Expertly prepared by your famous Chef "Cookie" Houm from4 p. m. to tl p.m. Monday Throuqh Frid Fgduzday---4 p.m. to 12 p.m. Sunday 2 p.m. to 11 p.m. Actual Miles--THE I UP TO 30 MONTHS TO PAY! BEFO THE OPS PRICE INCREA BURTON MOTOR SALES | Spaghelti and Ravioli Served until 2 a.m. Every Saturday and Sunday-Special Family Style ITALIAN DINNER $2.00 Clarence and Sally, Your Hosts IlllllllllHilmmHHIIIIIIliillililll PRE.FALL SHOWING OF SMART . PLAIDS- CORDUROYS- WOOLS PRINTS-GABARDINES ALSO COATS- SUITS- SWEATERS SKIRTS- HATS- NEW SCARFS And Other Accessories Now on Display BETTY JEAN S[10P Phone 59 Quincy Open Until 8 P.M. Saturday Night • i .  • ffi • = - ALTERATIONS - BUTTONholes DRESSMAKING - TAILORING MRS JIJIMY SMITH Telephone Greenville 31-M-5 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Standart Mine Road. Two 2-bdrm. houses vn large lots. $5500 and $6500. Opposite Wolf Creek Garage. Neat. comfortable 3 bdrm. home. On  acre lot. All Fenced. Nice ',awn, double garage, hen house nd enclosure. $7500. yr,-old farm style home on 5 cres overlooking Indian Valley. New feed barn, chix equipment xnd ther outbuildings. Deep well ¢ith pressure system for domes- [ic and irrigation use. Nice loca- :ion, close in. Only $8500. HELEN HOLLENBECK Realtor - Quincy Ohone 301-W Leonhardt Bldg. ROBBINS SELF SERVICE LAUNDERETTE 35c per load damp dry--Located across from Moseley and Grenke ark'et. tfc. REFRIGERATOR for sale 20 cu. ft. Has only 3 months use. Inquire •  Frizzle Lumber Co. business of- lice, Dixie Canyon, below Crescent Mills. 16tfc For CROSLEY REFRIGERATORS and Deep Freezes See Wally Robbins at GREENVILLE TRADING POST "Tome Furnishings Is Our Businesn--Not Just A Sideline" FOR SALE--Jackhammers, stop- crs, sump pumps, triple pump. Gibson amalgamator, dump truck, 2 wheel trailer, double drum hoist, pull grader, air compressor. Phone 63-M-5. 20tfc HOUSE FOR RENT Indian Val- ley Hot Springs. tf CABIN FOR R.ENT--2 rooms furnishings optional. C. J. Fred- rickson, North of highway below Crescent Grade. 20tfc FOR SALE--3 bdrm. house and large shop building; large lot on No. Main St, Phone 14-M-4. 24tfx WHY WAIT A WEK? Leave your films at the Quincy Photo Shop today and get them tomor- row. Mail orders attended to promptly. Two doors East of Post Office, Quincy. 26p horns. Brand is C-over-Me. Re- ward.' D. W. Harris, Box 282, Greenville or contact me at Can- yon Dam. 25-26p LUMBER S00CIALS 2x4 - $4S Douglas Fir and White Fir $29 M Surfaced Douglas Fir amd White Fir lx6 Sheeting $29 M ALMANOR Redecorated duplex, 5 rooms each : unit. Full concrete Fenced yard with nice lawn and flowers. Good Main Street tion. One bedroom modern house less than one year old. $4000. Terms. Long established country store in Lake Almanor district. Unlimited possibilities. 38 acres near small town in In-} dian Valley. 4 bedroom house in .- good condition. Excellent water. ' Some Furniture. GLADYS R. MANSELL Licensed Real Estate Broker Phone QUINCY 570-J FOR SAHouse trailer, fac- . tory made; excellent condition, $500. Abel's Evergreen Trailer Park, on Hiway 24 between Quin- cy and Keddie. Ph. Quincy 31-J-3. HOUSE FOR SALF,---2 bedroom very modern inside; ½ acre land, off highway across from Wolf Creek Garage. Priced right. 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 ,Resort. AI- Harold G. Bohne, Greenville. 25p BOARD & ROOM. Pine Valley Inn. Under New Management. Inspec- tion Invited. 3z =CRES FOR SALE--Good spring, 475 feet highway frontage. North of Wolf Creek Garage. $1500. Phone 68M. 26 • FOR SAI--House in Landon Ad. with garage, 2 lots, $3800 cash, Has liv. rm, 2 bdrms, bkfst rm., kitchen, bathrm. Rock wool insula- tivn. new water line and septic system. P. O. Box 502, or inquire at Mercer Grocery Saturday nits or Sunday. R. L. Pierce. 25p h:itchens, bedroom ath. $50 per month, including electricity, auto- matie hot wat¢r, gas for wood for heating. One or adults only. Greenville Motet Court. 24m FOR AEWeaner' Bates, Taylorsville. 25c WOULD LIKE TO HEA fror owner wanting to sell a 200 to 300 acre cattle ranch• Give particu-. lars as to buildings, amount of" irrigation water, price, terms d locatmn. H. S. Mathews, Box /$ Chico, California.  NOTICE I will pay $1000 for ufficient Information to assure arrest a conviction of any person guilty stealing or slaughtering my S. F. BROWN Crescent Mills, Calif. YDU will find one of the gadgets in your home or a Bostitch B-8 Stapler--only at the Record office---get one INDIAN VALLEY Published Every Thurlay Night Entered t the post office Greenville, California, vlass matter under the Congress of March 3, I5"/9. Thelma A. Johnson - E. N. J Owners and Publiaho , . " Member of C.N.P.A, - N.E.A:  SubScribe to your home toW paper. Heln it to help you!