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Indian Valley Record Wednesday, Oct. 26, 2011 9A ,-../., 00/Indian 't 'v,f/e,ct Schoot OF T . MO.T. We salute you for being chosen for special recognition by your prMcipai, teachers and counselors, and for your outstanding achievements in academics, sports and public servic& Congratulations Studentsl Check out our Digital Photo Processing at our Photo Kioskl [ 225 Main Street * Greenville 284-6618 , Indian Creek Veterinary Climc Large & small animals Boarding • Grooming 284-6187 Old Arlington Road • Crescent Mills CHECK OUR SALE SECTION! Congratulations to the real treasures of Indian Valley! from all of us at Monday - Saturday 10 - 5 Sunday 10 - 4 284-6016 Highway 89, Crescent Mills i Congratulations! Complete Auto & Truck Repair Service in Crescent Mills No Damage Towing for your 4x4s & Street Rods Crescent Tow Anywhere • Anytime Serving You Since 1974 (800) 578-1924 Portola Crescent Mills 632-0323 • 73830 Delleker Rd. 284-6231 • 15803 HWy 89 Feather River Properties We're Proud of You Keep up the Good Work! (530) 284-6171 • (877) 790-3183 sales@featherriverproperties.com 117 Crescent St. (Hwy 89), Greenville, CA www.l=eatherRiver Properties.corn Greenville High School Breaunna Tolen COUNTRY STYLE FAMILY HAIR CARE A Full Service Salon Senior Breaunna Tolen really impresses Hair • Facials • Massage teachers with her attitude and motiva- Manicures • Pedicures tion. She's taken the initiative to dive in- to her senior project and hasalready 219 Main St., Greenville • 284-7229 completed her job shadow as.signment with a Brand Inspector, and has logged many hours with her mentor receiving ] guidance in the art of photography. , Congratulations from your I hometown grocery store I1 Hot Lunches • Full Deli Greenville Junior High School ]Corte Smith Bes I Across from Greenville High It's unanimous. Seventh grader I 284-7313 Corte Smith exhibits Greenville I PRIDE! He is Polite, Respectful, has Integrity, Discipline and Excellent work study habits. He's motivated, takes pride in his work and partici- pates actively in class discussions. He is well liked by his peers, and is active in the new school rodeo program. Greenville Plumas Charter School Dawn Linn Thomas SCOTT TANNER " BUSINESS EQUIPMENT We service most makes of copiers, foxes & printers Keep up the good work! Authorized Dealer Scott & Barbara Tanner .... (s3o) =84-111: (888) 447-2679 scottmt@psln.com Fax: 284-1102 Senior Dawn Linn is demonstrating an excellent work ethic this year. She has completed all her work on time, and is doing very well in her two Feather River College classes. Indian Valley Academy Colton Peters Colton is always focused and eager to learn. He is an excellent mentor to other students, helping them to stay on task. He truly imbibes the spirit of Indian Valley Academy, which is to" Think hard, work harder!" If you are interested in advertising on this page ,.,,, I00.E g0 please contact your advertising representative at 258-3115 VIPs of the Month The Indian• Valley Apple Corps The Indian Valley Apple Corps is a GHS •student-based for profit business comprised of 8 excep- tional students! Cooper Kingdon, AJ Courtright, Teeona Blakley, Miranda McGlynn, Miranda Fitch, Kashira Deal, Hannah Al- lan and Emily Lewis hope to earn your business this month as they launch their first product- fresh apple cider straight from the trees of Indian Valley to your table. The students are so enthusiastic about the venture and it is a joy to work with them. Please support our kids while they stretch their entrepreneurial legs! Greenville Elementary Susan Porter's Third and Fourth Grade Class Mrs. Porter's young charges are a well-behaved and respectful group of young- sters who really seem to enjoy their school day. They have a traf- fic light in their room that has a sound detector inside, and it flashes yellow or red if they are too loud. The older stu- dents are learning algebra this year, while younger students are mastering re-group- ing and subtraction with borrowing. They are studying California Indians and will be going on a field trips to learn about the local Mountain Maidu culture. Students keep journals with a clearly stated goal in mind, such as writing longer descriptions. , k  ;