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GRIFFITH HERE
KENNEY
der Wayne Griffith of Ang-
California, arrived in Green-
several days ago, replacing
Darrell Kenny of the
Adventist Church, as
pastor. Mr. Griffith, who is
the unmarried, is making
home at the Travelers Hotel
the time being, and has also
on the task of instructor
the S-D-A school here, where
succeeds Mrs. Ivy Rathbun.
Fader Kenny has been placed in
of the Las Vegas parish.
CARD OF THANKS
We desire to thank the people]
of Greenville for the many cards,
presents and expressions of cour-
tesy extended to us upon the oc-
casion of our 60th wedding an-
niversary, Oct. 4, 1951.
A. E. and Josie Hunt.
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4-H CLUB NOTES
The October meeting of the In-
dian Valley 4-H was held in Tay-
lorsville on the fourth, with presi-
dent Wilma Wiley officiating.
Roll was called with most of
the members present. Each mem-
ber reported that their project
was completed.
We had a discussion on who
we would like to be our new
leader, several people were ap-
pointed to talk to prospective
leaders.
La Verne Gates was asked to
see if there are official 4-H pins
for president, if so we are going
to buy them for all our' past
presidents and secretaries.
Delores "Wherry was appointed
to contact Mrs. Rowett about a
booth in the school carnival.
Since there are only about two
members left fro Taylorsville,
we decided to hold all our meet-
ings in Greenville from now on.
Jack Holt and Louis Sabala are
to contact Mr. Wells about meet-
ing in one of the quonset huts and
to see about some lumber to make
benches with.
After scoring our years worl
we find we will get another gold
seal on our charter.
The meeting was adjourned and
refreshments wer served.
Vivian Wiley--Reporter.
VETERANS URGED
TO MAKE INQUIRY
REGARDING DELAYS
Before a veteran "takes his pen
in hand" to complain to some gov-
ernmental agency about delays in
connection with his rights and
benefits, he should try a visit or a
telephone call to Plumas County
Veterans' Service Office, Court
House, Quincy, or telephone Quin-
cy 6.
The reason cited by Gallup for
this suggestion is that in most
cases it will save the veteran val-
uable time, and in a few cases it
may even keep him from being
further tangled in red tape.
"We make it ur business to
know why" certain delays occur,"
Gallup said. "Certain ones are
routine--for example, authoriza-
tion for dental treatment cannot be
granted until the Veterans' war-
time dental records are obtained
from the armed forces and are
studied.
The reason for a delay in a Na-
tional Service Life Insurance
check can usually be readily_ found
by someone familiar wfth the
method of processing such pay-
ments. Similarly, World War II
veterans Studying under the GI
Bill of Rights are being inform-
ed already that their initial subsis-
tence checks will be late in com-
ing.
Gallup added that knowing
where and to whom to write is
important as well as knowing
when to write, and offered the
facilities of his office at Quincy
to veterans and their dependents
with any inquiry or complaint in
connection with veteran matters.
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GAA PLAYDAY HELD AT
GREENVILLE SATURDAY
Saturday, October sixth, was
the big day of the year for the
Girls' Athletic Association of
Greenville High School. The event
was a Play Day attended by 150
members from Loyalton, Chester,
Portola and Quincy.
Each girl participated in one
field sport of her choice: speed-
ball, softball, or volleyball. About
twenty girls played badminton
also. Marlene Farrester, Peggy
Mullen, and Betty Jean Vick were
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THE INDIAN VALLEY RECORD THURSDAY, OCT. 11, 1951
Oct. 9, 1951
Dear Editor:
Please send me your subscript-
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or advise where I can purchase
one.
Can your Chamber of Commerce
supply a city map so that I can
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We were born in Wisconsin and
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Sincerely,
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Chico, Calif.
FIRST ANNUAL CONFERENCE
"10 LE STAGED HERE
Joyce Camp, Greenville t{igh
senior, has been named general
chairman of the Sierra Student
Leaders Conference which will be
hed in Greenville about {he first
of December. Assisting on the
committee are t%onnie Logan, Bar-
bara McCutcheon a n d Jania
ridgman.
The forthcoming meeting is the
first of its kind to be in Green-
ville. Last Year's conference at
Quincy was attended by over one-
hundred and fifty student fro
LoyaltmL Quincy, Greenville, Por-
tola, Westwood, Susanville a n d
Chester.
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