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Indian Vailey Record I Oh deer A California Highway Patrol officer removes a deer from the road on Highway 89 just above Pioneer Road on the Crescent Grade Thursday morning, Oct. 13. The deer was struck by a white utility truck (pictured between the two log trucks) that narrowly missed two dogs during the same incident. The utility truck was forced to pull into the oncoming traffic lane as it skidded to a stop. The deer Was badly injured during the accident and was dispatched by the officer. Photo by Alicia Knadler Free [ M. Kate West Chester Editor chesternews@plumasne led Cross training offered Is.corn White Friday, Oct. 28, from 6:30 to 9 p.m. at the Lake A1- manor Community Church on Plumas County Road A13. White will return the next morning, Saturday, Oct. 29, to teach two additional courses, "Shelter Operations" and "Shelter Simulation.". The training for these two courses begins at 9 a.m. and ends at 4 p.m. It is suggested that participants plan to bring their lunch. These courses are also being taught at the church loca- tion. The Saturday courses are required for any individual who would like to serve their community by working in a shelter during a disaster. "The valuable information will also better help atten- dees understand what goes on in the Red Cross shelter during a disaster and how The local chapter of the American Red Cross s offer- ing two training oppOrtuni- ties for all interestel com- munity volunteers from Lassen and Plumas counties. The first course is entitled "Disaster Services" and it will be taught by Red Cross certified instructor Linda Drive-through flu clinics The Plumas County Public Health Agency has an- nounced its seasonal influen- za drive-through vaccination clinic schedule for the upcom- ing flu season. There will be plenty of vaccine available for Plumas County residents. Clinics will begin Oct. 24. All clinics will be held from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Clinic days are as follows: Portola/Beckwourth: Oct. 24 Greenville: Oct. 25 Chester: Oct. 27 Quincy: Oct. 28 Flu vaccine will be avail- able for anyone who wants to be protectqifrom influenza. The shot is recommended for. everyone 6"months of ale and older. Those at high risk of serious complications from flu are strongly encour- aged to get the flu vaccine, including pregnant women and people with asthma, dia- betes, chronic heart and lung disease, or other chronic conditions. Parents and family me m - bers of babies less than 6 months of age and people who live with or care for anyone at high risk for complicatio: from the flu, including care workers, should also the vaccine. Public health offici stress that while strains oft in the vaccine this year the same as last year, tion is still needed, becau immunity from a dose ceived last year will not vide protection this yea "Getting an annual flu shot the most important step protecting against the said Mimi Hall, director Public Health. Plumas Unified School D trict children will be offer flu vaccination in Parents can be on the lookout for the parent permission slip that will be sent home with students. School clinics will be held Oct. 31 - Nov. 3. In addition to getting a flu vaccination, those 65 and older and those with chron- ic health conditions should ask their doctor if they should be vaccinated against pneumococcal pneu- monia, if they have not al- ready received a dose. Pneumococcal pneumonia is a common and potentially serious complication of the flu. Unlike the influenza vaccine, the pneumococcal vaccine does not need to be given every year. Plumas County Public Health Agency has the pneumococcal vac- cine available. To make an appointment, call 283-6330. Updated information about the community flu shot clin- ics can be found online at plumascounty.us or 283-6330. Plumas County drive-through flu vaccination clinic schedule All clinics will be 11 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. or until vaccine is gone. Flu forms can be downloaded at plumascounty.us. Look for enter/exit signs at all locations. Portola/Beckwourth Monday, Oct. 24 Enter: New Road to Main Street to Beckwourth Fire Department Exit: Main Street to Beck- wourth/Genesee Road Ce e tin % 50 years of wedded bliss ... Iohnny & Judy Moore 50th Wedding Anniversary Oct. 21, 2011 For John and Judy 'Twas a bright summer's day when into this place Flew a great aviator, his friends called him Ace. His plane was all brown and really quite chintsy He said what the hell, let 'era know I'm from Quincy. Some of the guys said he was a bit tipsy, In an old leather jacket he looked like a gypsy. He surveyed the crowd, had an eye for great beau W. He looked them all over and he picked out Judy. He said "I'll be true and I'll look at no other." A voice said "You better," her big six-foot brother. They set up an airfield, gave students the course, She said "You do the flying, I'll ride my horse." The students all loved him, they came and they went. They flew and they flew, with na W a dent. They raised up their children and set them both free And taught them to fly, of course for a fee. Flew into the sunset, a long lovely ride. The great aviator, and Judy, his bride. By: Frank D. Davis Celebrating 50 years of love and adventure thanks to all of you who came along for the ride! Judy and Johnny Moore Need help REPI 'f "" R m'ng we can' Ill find somemD mmo can. E cEsTRUCTION SINCE 191 General Building COntractor Calif. Lic. #453927 (530) 283-2035 they can be a par those affected by Red Cross volunt Van Wie said. He also said, "X remember our cc are only a disa from the need to shelter." There is no ( these courses. people should Spence Van Wie or Linda White at hedc Greenville Tuesday, Enter: Indian Valle) • Medical Clinic, 11 Springs Road Exit: Indian Valley Medical Clinic, 1 Springs Road Chester Thursday, Enter: Chester Par Street Exit: Meadow Broo Wildwood Seniol Quincy Friday, Oct. Enter: Plumas-Sierr Fairgrounds, Fair Road Exit: Back of Fairgr Lee Road of helping lisasters," .er Spence re must all nmunities C C T C BB ter away activate a harge for nterested contact t 394-7180 .59-3718. led Oct. 25 , Hot 4 Hot ct. 27 Willow : Loop by Center 8 County rounds unds on A life-long commitment to quality eyecare here at home. From yearly vision and eye exams to the treatment of eye diseases and cataract surgery follow-up, we offer the most comprehensive services available. Call us todayt. www.fridenoptometry.com  FRIDEN OPTOMETRY. Jonathan Friden, O.D. 68 Central Ave. -Quincy • 283-2020 Complete vision and eye care, Optometrists and Ophthalmologists on staff, Vision and Eye examinations, treatment of eye disease, cataract surgery, foreign body removal, threshold visual field analysis, contact lenses, glasses (large selection of inexpensive to designer eyewear), low vision aids for the visually impaired, and vision therapy for learning related vision problems. NS N S The sky is "falling ... or is that me? No power, no phone, no lights ... oh my! Are we in Kansas? FARM HONEY 99 PKG 10.5 OZ., CAMPBELL'S ICKEN SOUP ¢ EA I [ "Located in the Northeast corner of the Taylorsville Mall" I I I [  I  lllrl [l]I II]FI31 IIIFI l l[glNIIIlld,[ilil,ll[ l]lI I lllll ] If h  fl i I]II 1 [l| I T : I1 IrVlI alllaliliilRll :