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THE INDIAN VALLEY RECORD THURSDAY SEPT. 13, 1951
PLUMAS
THEATRE
GREENVILLE, CAL.- Phone 48M
Week Nlghttk--8 p.m,
Saturday, Sunday--2, 7, 9:15 p.m
News by The Indian Valley Record
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Thursday-Friday Sept. 13-14
TONY CURTIS
PIPER LAURIE
THE PRINCE WHO
WAS A THIEF
Saturday Only Sept. 15
MICKEY ROONEY
Wanda Hendrix-Robert Preston
Robert Staok
MY OUTLAW BROTHER
-.A,LSO -
JOHNNY WEISSMULLER
FURY OF THE CONGO
Sunday-Monday Sept. 16-17
KIRK DAVIS-VIRGINIA MAYO
JOHN AGAR
WALTER BRENNAN
ALONG
THE GREAT DIVIDE
Tuesday-Wednesday Sept. 18-19
ANN BLYTH
MARK STEVENS
KATIE DID I
HAPPY BIRTHDAYS TO:
Sept. 7,--Doris Bogue, George W.
True.
Sept. 8--Dan Peek, Mary Kay Ful-
ler.
Sept. 9Maxine Dolphin.
Sept. 10---Penny Smith, Kenneth
Sanders.
Sept. 11--Bea Hall, Susanne Hau-
sel,
Sept. 13 Sylvia CGper, Mrs. O.
M. Harding, ..Nanoy Maginnis,
Gruce Bidwelg.
Sept. 15---Gladys Scott, Lois Wiley.
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ROBINSON-TURPIN
REMATCH ON SCREEN
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
Last night's rematch of Sugar
Ray Robinson and Randy Turpin
for the Middleweight champion -
ship of the world will be shown
at the Plumas Theatre on Tues-
day and Wednesday, Sept. 18-19.
Regular feature on that date is
"KATIE DID IT".
el ooooeeoooeoooeoololeeo
FURNI
Re-Covered
And Repai
MIRACLE
UPHOLSTERING CO.
Free Pickup & Delivery
Service Every Friday
Phone Greenville 8-M-4
1326 Main St. -- Susanville
CLOTHG DRIVE TO
AID KOREANS UNDER
WAY IN UNITED STATES
The country of Korea is in a
mess. One in ten of the civilian
population is dead Nearly half of
the others are broke and homeless.
crowded in camps, fed by charity.
Less than 15 of a hundred indus-
trial plants are standing, And
about half the people of North
Korea-the attacking nation are
refugees in South Korea!
This is the price Korea pays this
September for its refusal to submit
to tyranny.
The price will be higher in three
months, when the miserable Ko-
rean winter sets in.
Clothing is being collected by
American Relief for Korea. By
the time it is sorted and shipped,
and delivered where it is needed
mosL that winter will be well
under way.
So far, no Greenville collection
has been announced . • but
packages of warm and usable
clothing may be. sent parcel post
to "The ARK, Oakland, Califor-
nia."
President Truman, General
Ridgway. and others in high places
have not only approved the move-
ment, but are strongly urging
American help. "The lasting im-
pression of U. N. concern for the
individual Korean will be made by
those who provide the minimum
necessities of life," General Rldg-
way has said.
Instcdlafion and Repcdrs
res -
HOWERY'S PLUMBING HALF.OFF SALE
Phone Meadow Valley 2
DR. A. T. DIETLE
OPTOMETRIST
State Theatre Bldg. - Oroville
1461 Myers SL Phone 150
TO MAKE ROOM FOR CHRISTMAS
MEBCHANDLSE ARRIVING IN
OCTOBER WE ABE REDUCING
FARM BUREAU
Ten, counties will be rpresent-
eel Saturday at the Farm Bureau
meetxg in Quincy High School.
Ray B. Wiser, president of the
Farm Euerau. will be a featured
speaker at the all-day meeting.
Butte. Yuba, Sutter, ColUsa.
Yolo, Placer. E1 Dorado, Nevada,
Plumas and Sierra counties are
sending delegates.
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CRIPPLED CHILDREN
The Plumas Crippled Children's
Sciety last week disposed o the
remainder of the fund raised by
the Eagles for care of little Janet
Minion. who was scalded in
l%arch.
Janet passed away in June,
after physicians had battled for
three months to save her life.
The Eagles raised $2234, which
paid for hgspital and nurses and
other expenses, and partially re-
imbursed the state public health
agency for its expenditures.
Richard Matthews presided st
the meeting.
FOR HUNTERS
RED CAPS
79c
Water Repellent
RED HATS
SI.59
Cmnptng Supplies
STATE FORESTRY JOB
APPLICATIONS BEING
T_EH NOW
Examinations to fill four classes
of jobs in the State Division of
Forestry-were announced today
by the State personnel board,
They are forestry equipment op-
erator, paying $281 to $341 a
month; forest firefighter foremen.
$268 to $325: forest fire truck
driver, $243 to $295, and camp
=rew cook. $220 to $268. Final
filing date for all applications is
September 27.
The examinations are for per-
r.anent positions. These are sep-
arate from the numerous seasonal
jobs during the summer fire sea-
son although persons working on
these temporary assignments may
take the examination to get per-
manent status.
Only the forest fire truck driver
examination will be held on a
statewide basis. The others will
be given in Northern California
only.
Information and application
blanks a/re available from the
State Personnel Board, Sacra-
mento.
The Lost is Found
By Our Wa,t Ads
INDIAN VALLEY FUEL
RALPH JORDAN. Owner
Mill Blooki
Now $7.50 per load
Delivered In the
Greenville Area.
Greenville
SALVATION
That the Salvation Army
appeal for funds in Plumas
is progressing slowly but
factorily, was the report of
Peckinpah, chairman of the l
ty Service Committee.
"Despite iformation made]
Sic at the start of the
there are still some people
county who do not know
percent of the funds
main in the county for
Peekinpah said.
The fact that
gency cases are
by members of the
committee with funds made!
able in banks at Quincy,
and Greenville to take =
needs in all sections of th,¢
was revealed along with
marion that the county
cooperates with and has
several cases referred
ty welfare department
joined with local
mittees in sending
other aid to persons who
with misfortune.
The Salvation Army
aside from the local
cludes the operation of
for unwed mothers:
derprivileged and homeleii
ten; shelters and
unfortunates in all large
the world; food,
clothing for fire and
rims, and special
to Army and Navy
sonnel. "Service to
describes the work of
tion Army.
W. G. Booze Assistant
of Quincy Branch, Bank of
ca is Salvation Army
for Plumas County, and
Harris of Salvation
quarters is in, Piumas
personally supervise the
citation.
Hexagonal $50 gold
vately minted under
the United States
first isued as legal tender
ifornia in
GAGE'S ALL STOCK :
FURNITURE
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Peacnes,00o $3.50
SEE OUR I00GULAB WEEI00Y HANDBILL
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WRIGLEY'S
GUM .......... ctn 69c
GERBERS
BABY FOODS ................ 3 for 25c
M O TOILET
TISSUE ............................ roll lOc
GIANT SIZEPEET'S
S 0 A P .............................. 59c
PONDS 300 SIZE
TISSUE .................................. 27c
MEATS
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40c VICI$ NOSE DROPS
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LETTUCE .............. 2 heads
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