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J IH Tlt00 INDIAN VALLEY RECORD Make no mistakes-qet your printing from us and well make "eml SPECIAL THANKSGIVING DINNER NOVE MBER 21 t951 $2.75 COCKTAIL Fresh Shrimp or Tomato Juice RELISH Olives - Celery - Dill Pickle - Radish - Green Onions SOUP Cream Tomato Supreme SALAD Waldorf ENTREE Roast Young Turkey - Oyster Dressing - Giblet Gravy Roast Lcmg Island Duck - Wild Rice Dressing Roast Los Gates Squab - Current Jelly Vircinia Baked Ham - Pineapple Ring Roast .Prime Ribs of Beef - Au Ius Special Steer Dinner Steak - Shoe S&apos;ing Potatoes VEGETABLE Cauliflower Au Gratin - Snowflake Potato DESSERT Pumpkin or Hot Mince Pie i I COFFEE or TEA GREENVILLE INN GREENILLE, CALIFORNIA J , i , r , , r , '' Make no mistakes--Let us do your printing and we'll make "eml WIIIIIilIIIIIlilIIlIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIilIII LOVEBRIGHT DINNER and ENGAGEMENT SETS Guaranteed and Registered New, Complete Line of ELGIN and GOTHIC WATCHES A Watch for Every Purse TELECHRON and WESTCLOX CLOCKS A Clock ]or Every Room ooo Make Use o/ Our Layaway Plan Dale',, Give Jewelry-- The G4,/t 2't Phmm 93-M Glmmsvtge IIIIIINNmlililIHimlImlmlilIilHIUlIHINIMIOIHHUHIIHIIIAilIII| NIERS INVITED TO AT J000!00000000qLLE 00:=00TRS00AK 00OVo 29 Plans for a club to perpetuate ,'h- historic interest in skiing in -:', "as county and encourage ski- ; in th schools were underway his week following a meeting of huiasts at .rohn:ville Lde {,,}4 Thursday q orrrmizalov meetin£,-will be ,,:,l ai h, lodge Thursday. Nov- ,''b(' 2% and m- iuvita!ivn was :led to all regMcnts of lhe ',un- v who are interested. Tte meet- C!vde O'Rourke told of the early d:y skiing in the area, which saw the lirst organized competitive :;kiing in the United States. and )roposed a meet between users of the old. lank snowshoes and modern skis. with the cooperation of Reno and Auburn ski clubs, Bill Berry, Reno writer and a 'oremost authority on skiing in the ]ohnsville and La Porte areas, was present at the meeting and stressed the possibilities of reviv- ing interest. Louis De Armond and Stanley ailey of Portola paid tributes to the work done in publicizing the history of the area and De Araond declared that every per- ::an who has an interest in the county should be interested in helping put over the ski program. Wlliam Peterson, supervisor of the Plumas National Forest, de- clared that Plumas County will 'lways have its natural beauty as a great asset and "with the ro- mantic and historical background and the possibilities for develop- merit, there is a gTeat future here." He said the forest service has a sincere interest in development of snow sports. George Roski, also of the for- art service, declared he had skied in every major development in the west. said he had never found better sking than in the 3ohnsville area. Bob Johnson of Portola said he was familiar with the area and knows it is good. He urged devel- opment of interest among school children. H. O. Williams, secretary of the Plumas County Chamber of Com- merce, promised full ,cooperation and R. P, Zyskowski, also of Quin- cy, told of his efforts to promote interest among the students and termed Johnsville the best ski area in northeastern California. Dave Kennelly, operator of Can- yon Inn at Johnsville. said the proposed activities would have his full support. C. A. Lundy of Mohawk, said any program that was determined art would have his one hundred her cent cooperation. Others who spoke were Ed Pal- lick, Jack Stilwell and Luke Had- ley, and Bob Wilson of the lodge. 41 CALIFORNIA WILL PRODUCE WELL OVER A MILLION HOGS California farmers will produce close to one and a half million hogs and pigs this year, according to projected estimates of the U, S. Department of Agriculture. con- stituting an income of about $60 million. California produces about 1.3 per cent of the nation's total swine crop, which is expected to top 106 million head this year. Hogs bring in 1.5 per cent of the state's total farm income. This year's huge hog crop is expected to e the nation's second largest on record, Probably an im- portant factor in the current rise in hog production is the use of the antibiotic feed supplements. Re- ports from farmers in this and other Pacific Coast states prove that among herds fed an eureomy- B12 supplement, mor- tality is decreased (growth is more rapid and less feed is consumed up to sell-off time. You will find one of the handiest 2"adgets in your home or office is a Bostitch B-8 Stapler---only $2.50 .t the Record office--get one now! |. BEHEFT 8Y THS GOOD WS ":'CUR ',.. TO""A P,q'Ei Cvzs you ¢o::'.?cto, &::: • ' c !,:ol ew, Yo need to Lr:aw o' that s ¢1n9 on where y:u i;: WORLD ./he :" ..... <,: [a constructive reports nd in.erpre- tations of naQieol and merno- tion! news. tere is no substitute for THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR° Enjoy the bonei.s ef being best informed--locally, notionally, internationally-- with your local paper and The Christian Science Monitor. LISTEN Tuesday nights over ABC stations to "The Chri,¢Han Science Monitor Views the I,-,/" And use this €oupon today for a spcclal in- troductory subscription. $ The Christian Science Monitor One, Norway St., Boston ! 5, Mess., U.S.A. Please send me an introductory subscription to The Christian Science Monito- 26 Issues. I enclose $1. % HAPPY BIAk-fi..U: Nov. 17--Sue Bridgman. :ov. 19--'va Rusk. Nov. 20Arthur S'orsoli. Nov. 23 Margaret Hammond. Nov. 2--Adelaide Bidwell. PND CONGRATULATIONS TO: ,:av. 1 Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Corn- stock. 7;or 20Mr. and Mrs. E. J. ;umphrey, Mr. and Mrs, A. J. , hchan. SHOP EARLY HERE IS REA HAIR BEAUTY e *"  Creamed Shampoo AVON COSMETICS FEATURING COMBINATION XMA8 G I F T PACKAGES ( re=me ) (mldro.) -:'JERKING CHEROKEE MINE Charles G. Roth of Sacramento is again working the Cherokee Mine in Round Valley, it is learn- ed. The mine was dormant from if TUESDAY NIGHT WINNERS At the Plumas Theatre this week were as follows: Turkeys to Frank Van Rank (by courtesy 1888 to 1932, when Mr. Roth re- of Marge Hannahi, and Ramona opened it and worked it with a Musgrave; a box of apples to crew for some 3 years, He has Chuck Wallace; cases of beer to since been living in Sacramento, Willard Lewis and Bud Razee; a but has about decided to make fishing pole to Loretta Creason. • recipitation (this storm) .-, el, This season ........................ 10,51 in. Last season ................... 43,14 in, Five-year average ........ 37.22 in. Fmends and relatives away from home are always glad to recei¥l the home-tow= paper. Send tbenl a gift subscription to The Record, THEATRE PLUmAS ,.REENVILLE, CAL,-Phone 48M ,,ews by The IIldlart Vatiey Record %# Friday-Saturday Nov. Jon Hall WHEN THE REDS00NS RODE Excitement and Thrills of Amerl- ca's Most Dangerous Days and Joe Kirkwood, Jr., as Joe Palooka WINNER TAKE ALL Based on your favorite Comic Strip Sunday-Monday Nov. JIM THORPE- ALL AMERICAN Butt Lancaster - Charles Steve Cochran - Phyllis The Guy who tucked a pigskil under his arm and ran away America's Heartl Tuesday-Wednesday Nov, Gleen Ford - Broderick CONVICTED The Code of the Convict vs, Code of the Law his home here and continue op- .... erations at the Cherokee, he states• **A-NA-k*** * *k**Ar *A-k *** * LARGE TURKEY ROASTERS ONC00 $2.49 and other needed utendls " CHRISTMAS STOCKS ARI00 NOW ARRIVING INDIAN VALLEY VARIETY GREENVILLE Jewell Standart, Owner RI :CORDS Leadinq Artists Late Recordinqs DECCA--MGM--RCA---CAPITOL and others Christmas Gift Package 10 SRL00CTZONS $3 STOCKS LAST! 0 JERRY'S MUSIC CEMTER North Main Stxeet--Greenville DIN'E AMONG THE PINES in the delightful atmosphere of hideaway LODGE DINNERS SERVED FROM 2:00 P.M.