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November 15, 1951
 
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JOE'S BARBER SHOP NOW OPEN TO SERVE YOU Come in and get acquainted We'll try to please you Joe Hovey, Manaqer FURNITURE RECOVERED HAND-MADE DRAPES MIRACLE UPHOLSTERING CO. 1326 Main St. Susanville, Calif, Phone Greenville 39-M BARGAIN LUMBER SURFACED 2x4's ............ $29.00M lx6 and Wider Surfaced lx6 SHEETING $29.00M 1x4 SHEETING $25.00M 1" CEDAR-RUSTIC ............ $29.00 M &'UP ALMANOR LUMBER CO. Greenville, Plumas Co, Phone 13M We Can Arrange Delivery in Lots of 10M or More at Slight Additional Cost. III t In San Francisco-- be comfortable at the---- 57 Taylor St. • GR. 4-2882 NE&R GOLDEN GATE THEATRE Central to Theatre & Shopping Distr|ets 200 MODERN ROOMS SHOPS, COFFEE SHOP AND LOUNGES UNDER ONE ROOF Rates: $2-$4.50 per day WiTH PRIVATE BATH ---Service" that Servez-- Clark Carpenter, Owner RESERVATIONS PATTY TYPEWIJTEB SHOP Underwood Sales & Service Phones 295 or 2414 126 W. Third Chl, Leave calls at 39.M LOCAL TEACHERS , TAi00E PART IN [ S0000SAN.VILLE MEET . I The Northern Section of the Cal-] ifornia Audio-Visual Association] held a teaching demonstration meeting in Susanville last Satur- day in which several local teach- ers took part, according to H. L. Nichols, Director of Audio-Visual Education in Plumas County schools. The meeting was devoted to dis- plays of audio-visual materials and actual classroom demonstra- tions on how these aids can be used effectively in teaching the Conservation of Natural Resourc- es Some 200 teachers, supervisors and school administrators from Northern California attended. Ed- na Kunzler, 3rd grade teacher of Greenville Elementary school, as- sisted with the demonstrations. Others who attended from this area were: Wendell Guess and Cathryn Janshen, Taylorsville; Amelia Uhland. Crescent Mills; Florence Short, Cornell Kurtz, At- dis Hyde. Hattie Firmstone, Phyl- lis Nye and Ida Welsh of Green- ville Elementary school. Green- ville High School was represented by V¢illiam Schultz, Shirley Good- ,eli. Hilmar Finne and Lee Ross. PlJhS COUNTY TAX v^IjIAT00ON NATF00D 0YER 1945 Assessed value of taxable nron- ortv in Plumas county this year is 101 oer cent reater than the val- uation for war-time 1944-45. and 2g nor cent more than last year's valuation. California Taxuavers' association reuorted today. Total value" o' t.re.ble r)ronertv in the county for 1951-52 i $49.- 520.5R5 eorm3ared with ,¢24.a4.005 for :1.q44-45 and 38,492,075 for 1.9.0-51. Tme'blo valuation in the eount for 1951-52 includes $4.980.505 in /and. $40.355.690 in improvements and $4.928.465 in ersonal nron- ertv and money. AsseSsed nropertv exempt from tation in the coun- ty totals $744,075. LOCAL VETERItNS OBSERVE ARMISTICE DAY RITES AT CEMETERIR,3 NDAY Indian Valley Post and Unit 5;38 of the American Legion and Aux- iliary celebttted Armistice Day by attending church sevvmcs Smlday, after which the firing squad, un- der direction of Dick Calais and supported by members of both or- ganizations and others of the com- munity, held appropriate ceremo- nies at the ;recnville. Crescent Mills and Taylorsville cemeteries. A potluck dinner was the fca. turc attraction at the meetings 2,onday night of Jnaian Valley Post and Unit 598. American Le- ?ion. when they met jointly for that purpose at the Legion Nait ir Greenville Following on--abundant repast, Commander Lyal Wells presided over the business sesmon of the Le- gion Post while President uth Van Ronk conducted the meeting of the Auxiliary. Plans were made for the Christmas activities of the groups, a dance to be staged in the near future, and another pot- luck dinner to be combined with the organizations' Xmas Party on their regular mecting date. Decem- ber 10. Responding to a letter from the Greenville Chamber of Commerce Fred Taylor was asked by the Post to meet with the Chamber and serve to re,res-nt the inte .ts of the American Legion. '/iSITS IAY AREA Mrs Fr;mk Van Ronk left on \\;Vednesday last f(r the bay area lo ;;pond 10. days visiting at the hc,r- of her sister. Mrs. Harry 1tennings and ottcr relatives. while there she will also see her ,..ye doctor and obtain new glasses. I THE INDIAN VALLEY RECORD THURSDAY. NOV. 15, 1951 NEE;END HERE Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coyle of :cr'.mcnto were Armistice week end qsitors at the Greenville home of her brother. A. S. Calais. Mso contactin/ othtr relatives in the area. STATE CHAMBER MAN HERE Accompanied by H O. Williams c,f the Plumas County Chamber of Commerce. Bill Clayton of Sac- ramento, connected with the State Chamber of Commerce, was a Greenville visitor on Monday. , ----- -------- FREE DANCING AT YIRGILIA EVEB? SAT00RDA00 Music by The Swinqsters --that p- a; 1 :: ?l.m¢:; C3unty music Tom--Charley aria *ih-., '-,U .,.   .... - .,... ,.'.: your requests Crone on dow. :.. -/,'-' s,,,,,,, i.hc time of 2ov.r l;fe your host- J A C R "--lr" ' 1 I qood eats and the finest reireshments -- at Vircjilia I I for 1950-51. "How mnch each local overn- ment spends actually makes the ta bHY wlieh the rV owner must pay," the Taxpayers' as- sociation said. Dolnttn out that the assessed value of the indivi- dual 13iece of property, multiplied bv the tax rates of the local ov- ernment which levy against that niece of property, automatically makes the tax bill which the prop- ertv owners gets. "Govornment spendinff m u s t come dom, if taxes are to come down," the association declares. MRS. CHAMBERLAIN TAKES FIRST REAL VACATION Mrs. Ceceflia M. Chamberlain accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Margaret E. Miller, left Saturday on the California Zeptiyr enroute to Pasadena. where they will visit with Mrs. Miller's son. and Mrs. Chamberiain's nephew, Lt, Col. A. C. Miller and family. Mrs, Cham- berlain is taking a two weeks vacation but Mrs. Miller will re- main with her son until after Christmas. 1%=,-,,,.-,-,-,,,,- • _ - DR. JACK ELFANT OPTOMETR IST Ten Day Special-ll0000% Off On All Tires ssessed value of Dronertv subject to local taxes for 1951-52 is 78 .or cent 'reater than it was in 1944-45 and 8 per cent more than 156 Jackson St., Quincy-Ph. 351W (Opposite Industrial Hospital) Eyes Examined -Glasses Fitted BROKEN LENS' D/PLICATED CONTACT LENSES PRESCRIPTION SSN GLASSES = • = • = • • _ _ • INDIAN VALLEY FUEL RALPH IORDJLN, Owner Mill Blocks Now $7.50 per load Delivered In the Greenville Area. P. O. Box 495 Greenville RICHARD R. ECKER LICENSED SURVEYOR Surveys - Maps Reports" Legal Descriptions Phone 378 Quincy • / GREEMLLE FUNERAL HOME (Formerly Manes) Phone 75-M-2 Greenville California New long. We00ring GOOD00EAR TIRES We buy the last 10% of old tire life Here's a fact -- 90% of all tire trouble happens in the last 10% of your tire's life. Get rid of smooth, dangerous tires now. Reduce the risk of blowouts, punctures, skids. Trade in your tire troubles before they happen --ride safer and worry-free on new Goodyear Tires. . , J