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THE INDIAN VALLEY RECORD THURSDAY, SEPT. 6, 1951 CEMENT lUST ARRIVED TWO CARLOAD LOTS WILKERSON BUILDING MATERIAL Ivllle, CalUomla Phone 1724 P.O. Box 24 t i DS WESTWOOD The Moat Complete Department Store in Lassen Cotty Clothing-Shoe= Ready-To-Wear Appliances- Radios Shoe-Repairing i i i BABY SHOWER Edith Saisan was guest of honor at a baby shower August 28 at the Cottonwood Club. Hostesses were Sally Olsen and Mary Trao rs. Many lovely gifts were receiv- ed from the guests: Jerry Mar- chese, IAllian Bliss. Myrtle Taunt, Kay Kessler, Mary Bennett, Grace Huntley, Shirley Weger, Eva Ware, FranceseKyle, Myrtle Dilts, Buelah Norcom, and Betty Mon- toya, WESTWOOD SERVICE COMPANY BU ICK-GMC-PONTIAC SALES AND SERVICE Chevron and Union Stations W. I. Tunisou Veto Blcketts J WESTWOOD LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING Fo¢ Greenville Servlce Call Jack Madgem WESTWOOD RADIO SERVICE COMPLETE RADIO REPAIR All the Latest Recordhu;Is- Box 937 Westwood, Cod. PAL'S BARBER SHOP Phone 87-M-2 Greenville PH.OFESSIONA L SIRVICES flours 9:30-6 - Saturdays 9:30-7 Agent for Westwod Laundry FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Telephone Greenville 75-M-2 MANES FUNERAL HOME or The Gift & Flower Shop TeJepllne Quincy 95 CHICO Guide YE GIFT SHOPPE Cards Stationery - Ceremle= GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 122 West Third Street - Chloo lIED BLUFF BEDFORD'S Watches - Diamonds Jewelry - Silverware REPAIRING 119 W. 3rd St. Chi¢o, Cal. Buyers' Guide FICKERT'S l We have what you want in I HOME FURNISHINGS I Phone 200 Red Bluff I JOHN M. MOORE "The Best Place in Town to Buy a Car" Chevy - Olds - Cadill Tehama Co, Dealer Ph. 166 SUSANVILLE Buyers' Guide The Record recommends the following merchants to pros- pective shoppers in this vicinity. Loosley's lmmmnce Service Sierra Theatre Building 8USANVILLE, CAL:! F. AT WOLF CREEK GAP,%GE Phone Greenville 68-M EVEBY MONDAY LONG'S SHOE STORE Fine Footwear for Men, Women and Children HOSIERY 614 Main St. Plvone 84-B WIRTH,MILLAB Hardware General Electric Appliance= SPORTING GOODS PLUMBING SUPPLIES 618 Main 8t. Phone 22S-B TED COldER Studebaker Cars and Trucks Utility Trailers - Truck Beds USED CARS AND TRUCKS We Service All Makes KELLY TIRES Phone 108-B - 1329 Main St. MILLWOOD FLORIST AND NURSEHY Flowers fol  All Oo©aslono Bulbs - Seeds - Plants - Treee .Vlaln & 8aorament Ph. 881.B LKSSEN OFFICE SUPPLY Typewrite - Office Equipment 8tatlonew ,- Glftll Hotel Mount  BulMIng CARL'S SHOES Roblee - Buster Brown - Atrstep JUSTIN & HYER COWBOY BOOTS See the Complete Line of PHILCO RADIOS Refrigerators- Range=-Freezers Davis Service Appliance Griffin Building Phone 406.B ]. R. PACKWOOD. Opt. D. Glaue= Fitted and Repaired Office Hours: 9-12 and I-0 an 607 Cottage 8trset Telephone 247-B DEAL & DAVIE SERVICE Cadillac & Oldsmobile Car= GMC Trucks - Goodyear Tire= RECAPPING Complete Automotive Service Phone 212-B 1107 Main St. Safety Tested Used Cars Dealers in Builders' Suppllu T. a IVL C IOP Cabinet Work-Gla Work Sash and Doors Phone 292-B 807 Union DOYLE MOTOR CO. SaI- FORD -- loe FORD - and MER'Z Guaranteed Uled Cars Phone 295-B 611 Main St. The Store on the Comer Main and Gay Street= Gorham Sterling Nationally Advertised Watohu DIAMONDS Watoh Repairing - Engraving FJJS'S STUDIO Your Portrait Photographer )14 Main 8L Phone 23B POSTMASTER SMITH OF ALMANOR RETIRES AFTER 20 YEARS (Feather River Bulletin) Mrs. Adelaide L. Smith. post- master at Almanor. will resign on Sept. 30 after 20 years of service. She is well known throughout Plumas County, having been a resident of the county since 1923, and has been active in many local and civic affairs. She was state secretary of the California branct of the National League of District Postmasters for four years, and also editor of the California Dis- trict Postmaster. She has been assistant librarian for the Pluma. County public library for 44 years. With her late husband Fred J. Smith she established Plumas Pines, well known resort on Lake A.lmanor. Mr. Smith passed away suddenly in August, 1946. She continued to operate the resort, making a number of improve- ments, until last spring when she sold it to V. Y. Briggs, the pres- ent operator. She is a member of Indian Valley Unit 568, American Le- gion, Greenville, having recently received her 10-year pin. She plans to leave in early Oc- tober to attend the national Am- erican Legion convention, also the postmasters national conven- tion, both in Miami, Florida. She will also take the post-convention trip of the postmasters to Havana in late October. She will return by way of Chi- cago, Kansas City and Denver, visiting relatives and friends en route, an/ will locate in South- ern California for the winter. Mrs. Smith said this week that she leaves "with deep regret." The Almanor post office will close Sept. 30 to be reopened by the new postmaster yet to be ap- pointed. Mr. and Mrs. Lyal Wells were visited over the weekend by Mrs. Wells' sister and brother-in-law the H. M. Kings of San Leandro. On Sunday the family group, ac- companied by Mr. and Mrs. Cor- nell Kurtz, Bill Lindgren and a friend, went erawdad fishing at Almanor. St. Anthony Catholic: Father J, J. Cororan, pastor; Sunday Mass 10:45 a. m., Quincy 9:00 a. m. Assembly of God: Roy. Don North, pastor; S. S. 9:45 a. m., Service 11:C a. m., Service 7:30 p.m. Sund,y, Wednesday Youth Meeting at 7:30 pJn. Lutheran Church: Second and Fourth Sunday of each month, 2:30 p. m., at Assembly of God Church. Community Church - Greenville: S. S. 9:45 a. m., Service 11:00 a. m. Taylorsville: 10:00 a. m. Crescent Mills: 9:00 a. m. Felowship Din- ner at Greenville first Thursday of each month, 7 p. m. Seventh Day Adventist: Elder Darrell Kenny pastor; Sabbath School 9:30 am Service !1 am on Saturday. Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Christian Science Society, Qu;n- cy: Lesson Serraon Sunday 11:00 a.m. Evening meeting on the first Wednesday of each month, 8 p.m. more eggs than Albers E GG  feed ta " top results for thousands oPecific Coast poultrymen today--econom. Albers EGG MAKER is an .allllm-, economical eed because it b rich in the nutrients which keep hens in good condi- tion and keep them laTg more eg x et it co no more than other feeds. Give Albem EGG MAKER a trial. Drop into our atom e¢ call today foe delivery. MOSELEY &'GRENKE Phone 47-M-2 Groonvfl]e PROCEEDINGS SUPERVISORS AT TH]8 SPEOIAL XCRETING OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE COUNTY OF PLUMAS, STAT OF CALIFORNIA, HELD AT QUINCY, MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1951 at 10 O'CLOCK A. M. August 20, 1951 "We, the undersigned members of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Plumas, Stale of California, hereby request that a special meeting of said Board be called for Monday, August 27th, 1951 at 10 o'clock A.M., for the following purposes: 1. Considcration of Ordinance govern- ing subdivisions 2. Meeting with the Plumas County Planning COmmission 3. Welfare Matters 4. County Fair Matters 5. Road Matters E. J. Humphrey, Chairma. A, C. Donnenwirth O. E. Blackman J. C. Cloman James F .Flanagan The roll is called and there are pr- ent: Supervisors A, C, Donnonwirth J. F. Flanagan, C. E. Blaekman, J. C. Cloman and Chairman E. J. Humphrey. At this time members of the Plumas County Planning Commission are pres- ent tO meet with the members of the Board of Supervisors, Motion made by Supervisor Donaen wirth, seconded by Supervisor Black man, that this Board accept the resig- nation of Gordon M. Hunting as a mem- ber of thc Plumas County Planning Commission. Carried and so ordered. Motion made by Supervisor Donnen- wirth, seconded by Supervisor Black- man, that Jack Pyper be appointed as a member of the Plumas County Plan- ning 0ommission, representing Super- visorial District No. 1. Carried and so ordered. Motion made hy Supervisor Flanagan, seconded by Supervisor Cloman, that Victor R. Swanson be appointed as a member of the Plumas County Planning Co'remission, representing Supervisorial District No. 5 Curried and so ordered. At this time the proposed subdivision LKWNMOWERS I I I SHARPENED ill °e"'e" Leave Orders At I/I 'ROUND INDIAN VALLEY Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Gallup of Quincy spent Labor Day evening at Anderson's Last Kesort on Mt. Keddie. Other guests there over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Walker of Vallejo. Mr'. and Mrs. Cliff Newton took advantage of LaSer Day to ordinance for Plumas County was read and considered by members of the Board of Supervisors and the Planning Com- mission. Chairman Humphrey explained reasons why this ordinance wes not adopted at a previous meeting of the Board. The Board recesses until 1:30 P. M. 1:30 P. M. Tim Board reconvenes. All members present. Motion made by Supervisor Cloman, seconded by Supervisor Flanagan, that the County Surveyor he instructed to contact the Joint Pole Association re-] garding the power and telephone poles on 0ddie Way, with a report concerning same to be made to this Board not later that October 1, 1951. Carried and so ordered. Motion made by Supervisor Donnen- wirtb, seconded by Supervisor Black- man, that the categorical report, as pre- sented by Mrs. Yerna Beall, Welfare Director, be accepted, and that the County Auditor be authorized to isaac warrants in payment of the several aid amounts. Carried and so ordered. Motion madc by Supervisor Flanagan, seconded by Supervisor Cloman, that this Board advertise for bids for "a Junior Building to be constructed at the Plumas County Fair Grounds, bids to bc received on October 1, 1951 at 2 o'clock P. M. The Board adjourns until its next regular meetbtg to be held on Tuesday, Septmnber 4th, 1951 at 10 o'clock A.M. E. J. Humphrey, Chairman Attest: Lois Alexander, Clerk take a couple of days "after some weeks of and long hours fixing people's troubles--and smile. Miss Betty Kunzler of spent the Labor wsiting friends and Indian Valley. Among those taking in Fair in Sacramento Herbert Holts, Dale and Mrs. I. T. Becket and ter Patrieia Berry, donico and Miss Justine Mr. and Mrs. C. B. returned Monday evening short vacation trip, ing friends and relatives ver City and Santa Ana. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Mike, Marjorie and Bill, visitors over the weekend sister' and family, Mr. Wieland, in (or Red Bluff.) The livng at the housing Keddie at the time of the Mr. and Mrs. George children, who have been at the home of her sister, Mrs. Gladys and man, have returned to in Spokane, Wash. Everyone is happy to Stockton's smiling face job again at Moseley and after a long absence ness. WE GIVE SERVICE! PLUMAS 00BAGE AND DISPOSAL GREENVILLE, CALIFORNIA , ,. i Leave Telephone Messages at Greenville 39-M --RAGS ANt) OTHER SALVAGE FOB SALE -- You can't pull trees out of a hat Maybe you can pull a rabbit out of a hat, but it takes time to grow a tree. Nature provides the magic. When forests are protected from fie and harvested wisely, new trees con- tinue to sprout and grow. A well- managed forest will produce trees for use forever. We can grow trees with- out being magicians, but ,,e must be careful with fire in the woods to Keep America Green. HIGHWH AUTO SERVICE GREENVILLE DRUG STORE TARESH & AWBREY LBR. CO. SETZER FOREST PRODUCTS FOREST LODGE RESORT GREENV00 MOTOR COURT HAMMOND'S HIDEAWAY LODGE LUMBER CO. CHENEY CALIF. LUMBER CO, AYOOB'S DEPT. STORE INDIAN VALLEY LIGHT & POWER THE PLUMAS THEATRE FRIZZLE LUMBER CO. MORRIS & SONS BURTON MOTORS INDIAN VALLEY BANK ALMANOR LUMBER CO. ROYAL GROCERY NICK & LYNN BATH GRFJ0000 INN MOS00 & GRENKE BIDWELL WATER CO. HELP KEEP CALIFORNIA GREEN AND GOLDEN!