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Vincent and son of Medford, Ore., Ktting here wth her father | lllg. Freddy will remain J Where he will attend school, his summer vaca- lth his mother. aad Mrs. Fred Raker of killed in an automo- aCCident coming home from She is a sister of Ad Olds Martha Kimball, former of Taylorsville, and has here many times. ahd Mrs. Tom Dynan of wisited friends here weekend. R. ECKER SURVEYOR Maps Reports Descriptions Quincy NOTICE OF NON-RESPONSI BI L ITY Greenville, Calif. September 1. 1951 is hereby given to whom COneer that on and after abOve date we will not be for any debts or oh- contracted by or in be- the Pine Valley Inn. GLINES PARENT Sept. 6-13-20p) TAYLORSVILLE. TOPICS Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gayette and four children of Stockton spent several days during the weekend with her sisters, Mrs. L. W. Taresh and Mrs Lawrence Fisher and their* respective familes. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McIntosh and daughter Myra were dinner guests Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. Heal Clark and children. Eiaine was celebrating her fourth birth- day. Le Roy Buckner, Fay Smith and Walter Beaumont went to Pine Valley Friday hunting and Mr'. Beaumont was the lucky one to return home with his antelope. Mrs. Helen Stephenson and son Bobby, Bruce Plsher and Buddy Taresh shopped in Reno Wednes- day for school clothes. Miss Carolyn McDonald of' Es- colon is visiting her sister. Mrs. "Chuck" Wilson and family. Barbara Gayel McChltcheon ac- companied Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Meyers and family to Lake Tahoe Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Young and daughter of San Jose spent the three-day holdiay with his par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Young and other relatives. Mrs. Lloyd Wilson and son re- turned home over the weekend after spending two months in Manton working and visiting re- latives. Kermit. Fisher and Fay Smith hunted near Susanville Sunday. lUUllnnnlunmnmllmllllllllllllllll POLIO Pcrys up to $5,000 for each member of your family For $5.00 a year. P Hospital Bills Pays Nurses Expenses Iron Lung Eexpenses Pays Transportation Doctor Bills  Pays Ambulance Service MURRAY INSURANCE AGENCY ALL TYPES OF INSURANCE >ne i5-M or 6-M-2 Greenville, Calif. CONCERT ASSOCIATION OPENS MEMBERSHIP C00.MPAI(;N MONDAY Final details for the member- ship campaign of the Almanor Community Concert Association to begin Monday, September 10, are completed, according to Paul White. president of the associa- tion. Mrs. Wilma McDonald, mem- NOTICE-OF SAL.E OF PROP- ERTY DEEDED TO THE STATE FOR DELINQUENT TAXES Date August 16, 1951 Whereas, I was on the 6 day of August. 1951. directed by the Board of Supervisors of Flumrs County, Stake of California, and there was received by me and filed dn my office an authoriza- tion of the State Controller (dat- ed August 14, 1951) to sell at public auction, for cash in lawful money of the United States, cer- tain tax deeded property, public notice is hereby given that un- less the said property is redeemed or an installment plan of redemp- tion is initiated, as provided by law. I will on the 17 day of Sept- ember. 1951, at the hour of 1 o'clock P.M. in the Tax Collector's Office in the Court House of the County of Plumas. in the City of Quincy, sell as directed the said property for a sum not less than the minimum price 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 Plumas. State of California, and are described as follows: (Description) Lore In Indian Falls 21-22 & 23 Block 21 Last assessee: C. A. Darmer Minimum Price $40.00 If redemptmn of the property or the initiation of an installment :lPm of redemption is not made • ccrding to law before the first • bid is received, the right of re- demption will" cease. CHESTER HARD Tax Collector of Phimas County, State of California. ,Published Aug. 23-30 Sept. 6) JOE'S BARBER SHOP NOW OPEN TO SERVE YOU Come in and get acquainted "We'll try to please _you Joe Hovey, Manager Our Expert Advice Comes'for Free--Cy, Joe and Ralph f PUBLIC ZTENOGRAPHER NOTARY pec':alt/ ieqal Work VYPJ4G • CONTR'ACT LEAS. - DEEDS, ETC 00ARGUERITE AUSTIN Telephone 8-M-4 On hiway 89, near high school Crescent Street Greenville When you're HUNTING and you're THIRSTY is THE beer! PATTY O.ly this Un- derwood Chain. ihe extra-easy tional foa. CAalrV'INe ILergl 'yOU'Ve nKLH wanted in a vortable.,, Jl*eimfin' SEE-SLq  MARGIN ud KRY SET TABULATION " to help you race Supcn'b valuel IlIF, A   m $2 A Ilffil¢ J i'YPEWRITER SHOP UnderWood Sales & Service Fra, I' e. t-- r'--. ...... Phones 295 or 2414 DISTRIBUTING CO. w iln-- - Leawe ,¢!la:,at 39-M - ber'ship chairman of the associa- tion, and Gertrude Grist, dinner chairman, are making a last-min- ute checkup of all preparations for attendance at the dinner meeting to be held at 7:00 p.m. Monday at the Chester Elemen- tary School. Mrs. Grist has notified workers that the dinner will again be a pot-luck affair, with Chester re- presentatives furnishing chicken and biscuits and Westwood and Greenville bringing salad and dessert. The gathering will be enter- tained by a musical film of about 20 minutes length, in which [a- mous stars of the concert world have been especially filmed with sound for this purpose. Miss Hes- ter Grimm, field representative of community concert service, who will be in the area throughout the campaign, will also show this film to local clubs and organizations during the week. The campaign will close the fol- lowing Saturday, after which no more members can be taken. The artist committee will meet im- mediately after the final results have been listed and choose the series of concerts from a list that includes the most celebrated names in the music world. Attendance at the concert is by membership only, it was pointed out by Mrs. /IcDonald. While a canvass will be made throughout the Almanor area. Mrs. Dottle Oliver. asociation secretary, said a campaign headquarters will be kept open at Poyner's store in Chester to accept memberships there. A phone has been installed at the headquarters for the cam- paign week. Greenville's membership chair- man, Mrs. Cecilia M. Chamber- lain, reports that Mrs. Nadine artholf is chairman with Miss Adeline DeFanti. of Taylorsville and Mr. Lyal Wells on her com- mittee. Mrs, Kermit Fisher will assist in Taylorsville. Officers of the association and members of the board of directors will also be present at the dinner and take part in the campaign. Delightful CANYON (Johnsville) Invites You to & DINNER --  . D|nin 9 Room Open 7 tO 8:30 Reservations Only Ph'c Johns'.,ille 3 CABINS- RO000S - BAR l THE INDIAN VALLEY RECORn THURSDAY, SEPT. 6, 1951 WATER WELL DRILLING ANY SIZE OR DEPTH IRRIGATION WELLS ARE OUR SPECIALTY Write or Telephone N. R. JESSEE Post Office Box 4 - ALMANOR--Route 4, Box 224, Chic. QUINCY COTTER'S AUTO SERVICE SALES & SERVICE QUINCY HARDWARE CO. P. O. 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