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JVolume 21.--Number 37 GREENVILLE, PLUMAS COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, NOV 2g, 195
AS WE SEE .IT'--
Had a rare trip last weekend
when, in company with the Stan-
darts, we enjoyed the hospitality
of "Tuffy" and Mary Lawrence
at their lovely ranch home near
Vatlejo. The novelty of television
kept us up until a late hour. and
the temptation to stay and see the
big game there almost offset the
threat of having to unload a trucl-
load of hay but not quite. Went
and saw Olivia de Havilland and
Sonja Henie instead. Evidently,
now that the race for mayor is
over and subsided, San Francisco
is again enjoying good weather
---or did over the weekend. All
were glad to get home again,
however.
Ken Hunter was the misinfor-
mant to the effect last week that
Carl and Betty Paulsen were go-
ing to {he big game. We now
have him on our "unreliable" list.
Some folks seem to wonder why
we don't call and verify all the
information we get--we wonder if
they've ever tried making 100 cr
more telephone calls here on a
Wednesday--in spare moments.
Production is reported to be up
and overhead down at the Alman-
or Lumber mill. according to Stan
1Wagler, who says that Randall
Goldenson is being laid off this
week on an experimental basis.
Marie Riiea helped out at the
post office yesterday while Lois
Wiley took the day off to make
a business trip to aerie. The mail
distribution was slightly late.
With Father Corcoran and the
Altar Society as hosts, a large
and successful turkey banquet
was enjoyed by more than 70 peo-
ple at the Masonic Hall Tuesday
night. Everyone seemed to have
a good time and plenty to eat--
including the Father.
I
President Harry, according to
an article in the Christian Science
Monitor. is planning to base his
1952 campaign---if he has one--
on a platform of "peace, pros-
perity and opportunity" and
that with taxes at an all-time
high still short some 20 billion
bucks of the estimated budget,
and a national debt cloud of some
$250 billion to pay interest on.
What price inflation, Harry?
--nlr--
A recent test. of some 11,000
Juniors in the Los Angeles schools
has disclosed some startling re-
sults in the way of uninformed
students, it is learned. Among
the conclusions it was found that
62 per cent of those quizzed
LUCHES AVAILABLE
AT BAZAAR SATURDAY
Hot tamales, chili beans, salad,
cake, pie and coffee will be
among the edibles to be serv-
ed at the V,/.S.C.S. bazaar to
be held in the tasonic Hall on
Saturday, Oct. 1, beginning at
10 a.m., it was stated here today.
F4any items suitable f o r
Christmas gifts will be on sale
at this time, and the usual fea-
tures connected with a bazaar
may be expected, it was stated.
The public is invited to look
over the displays at any time
after. 10, and plan to lunch with
the W.S.C.S. at the bazaar.
and all were rated at an IQ of
75 or mores--didn't know whether
Phillip Murray was a labor man
or not, while a generous margin
were unable to say what halt
of 70 is--Someone seems to have
concluded there's something wrong
with teaching methods.
Johnny Guess of Chester.
who took first place award
at both Quincy and Green-
vle Ameuz Shows.
Pictured above are Misses Kaye Youngman, standing, and Wilma
Wiley, =mated at the piano. These two Greenville girls won awards
at both the Greenville and Quincy amateur talent shows this ear.
Kaye had a novelty singing act and Wilma performed at the plane.
+VAYLAND PETTY TELLS
AUDIENCE OF
0000CHING AIVIERICANISM
Standards f eaching demo-
cracy and Americanism in sehool
of the Plumas Unified School
District are not surpassed by any
other county or district in Call.
fornia.
E. Wayiand Petty, director Of
education for the district, ma@
the above statement at a meet,
ing of the governing board Tuu,
day night which was attended b
about 50 citizens to hear a report
on what is being done locally tO
teach democrtcy.
A teachers committee represent-
ing elementary, Junior and sen-
ior high schools presented the re-
port. Generally, the committee
concluded that the theory an
practice are taught and .taugllt
vcell.
Dr. William Schultz, Greenville
High School vice principal,
students at the local school live let
a democratic atrrlosphere and
that the government o£, for an
by the students is on a par
quality with county, state and
national government--some goo
and some bad.
Schultz related that of the
"I;HIS CHARMING GROUP is the girls' sextette which competed in the Greenville Amateur Talent government decisions made bythe
Show. Left t right, they are: Joan Neuman, Margaret Prasun, Darlene Williams, Margaret Nevins, high school council, few if
Elolse Holloman nd Dolores Wherry. had been reversed by the school
- - administration. Futhermore, h •
BAS00TBAI00F2J said student aotlvity projects
C & D OBTAINABLEDRIVERS LICENSESHERE TEACHFAS ACCOUNT FOR managed in their entirety by 1e
WIN AT CHESTER A deep, dark secret was made 'tHANKSGIVING LAY*OFF students themselves.
public this week when it was As to the specific teaching o:
+SPLIT AT SUS00JqVlLLE ,earned t.at Bernard Andereon HERE AND ELSB00HEIE democracy 00rboo00
,of Quincy is present at the Jus- cy High instructor, said six weelul
tice Courtroom in Greenville or more is spent in teaching the
in a highly spirited contest at The schools enJ0yecI a five-day American Constitution to etghUl
Chester on Nov. 16, both theC every other week for the pur-
and'D basketball teams of the pose o issuing motor vehiole vacation thi year due to the .gra /ptlilS. He said Pluma
Greenville High School were vie- operators' licenses. Thanksgiving holiday beginning County students are given the
Mr. Andern, It was stated, with the close of school on Tues- toughest test in the state on the
torious, the former winning by a will also be available on Jan- day night, and the result was that constitution and that it is passed
score of 24 to 6 and the latter much week-end visiting was in- successfully by most'.
game was somewhat closer, end- uary 2, 3 and 4 for the issuance
ing 32 to 21. of vehicle Hcenses to those who dulged in by both students and Robert Schpensee of Graeagle,
wish to procure them here in- faculty. The activities of the 275 in discusing the contest of mater,.
Points in the D game were elementary and 238 high school ials taught, said an effort is made
sparked by Bob Mullen, who tai- stead of going to Quincy or
sending to the Sacramento off|- pupils are too numerous to men- to get the upper class higtt
lied 24, while Gary Wassell was ce for them. tion, but faculty utilization of school students to think critl,
credited with the remaining 8. His'next day here for isuing the vacation week is noted here- cally.
Bob Becket was high point man with: The teaching program strive
in the C game. being credited driver licenses will be Wednes- \\;,
with 1 points, while Dick Mr- day, Dec. 12. Principal and Mrs. Maginnis at- to teach that democracy bJl
tended the Scanford-Cal and Mar worked in the ptst and that it will
Cutcheon scored 8 and Marcus quette-Santa Clara games Satur- continue in the future as a living,
Moen .. J/00$1ES DEFANTi NAMED day and Sunday and report an dynamic force," he said.
--r-- enjoyable occasion. Primary graders are taught tO
No official D game was played P,STF OF GP Principal and Mrs. Lyal Wells share and respect the rights Of
at Susanvilie Monday of this + visited relatives in Oakland, others which are fundamentally
week, their regular, squad being FOR COMING YF leaving here Tuesday night and consistent with democracy, accord.
unavailable. However, Greenville entrusting their livestock to the ing to Mrs Lydia Sheehan of tlm
lost to a scrub team by a score By Elsie Ann Hannon care of neighbors. Greenville Elementary.
of 24-17, Mullen making il points, At a regular meeting of India Vice-principal William Schultz The teaching of rules and Pe
John Wilton 1 and Ken Hobbs 5. Valley Grange No. 439 on Nov- spent the holiday at Kingsburg guldions and respect for school
The boys were said he have made 20th the following officers were and is now batching in Greenville mates is important, M+, Sheehan
a good showing in view of the elected for the forthcoming year. pending the return of Mrs. Schultz. stated.
status of the players composing Master, James Defanti; Over- Mr. and Mrs. Cornell Kurtz
tle "pick-up" team. seer, Chester Powell; Lecturer, took a trip to Sacramento. C.S.LENDAR OF EVENTS
The C team won its game by LeRoy Buckner; Assistant Stew- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Price were
a good margin of 2(} to 7, Bob trd, Jesse Bush; Chaplain, Re- visitors at Vacaville, where they Friday, Nov. 30, 2 p.m.--The
ecker again being high with 12 sa Beaumont; Treasurer, William saw the big game on television. Lutheran Ladies Aid will meet at
points. The entire team, so far un- I. Fuller; Secretary, Lena Defan- Lee Ross was a visitor in the the home of Mre. Harold Nor-
defated, is said to have played ti; Gatekeeper, Joe Madigan; bay area. berg,
exceptionally well together. Ceres, Wilma Wiley; Pomona, Hilmar Finne visited at the Saturday, Dec. 1, 8 p.m.--Pub.
Tomorrow night at 7:30 West- Charlotte Hannon; Flora, Mar- home of his parents in Ukiah, also lic ¢ird Party at the Mason|e
wood teams will play the Green- aret Powell; Lady Assistant (it is believed) attended the big Hall, Greenville, sponsored by tl
ville C and D's in the local audi- Steward, Carol Coyne; Executiv game. Oddfeilows Lodge.
orium, and a good game is as- Committee; H. S. Hannon; Musi- Miss Shirley Goodell traveled Saturday, Dec. 1--W. S, C. L
sured. All {ans are urged to be clan, Ruby Madigan. 60 miles out of her way to make Bazaar will be held in conjuntl01t
present. Installationlof officers will be a visit with relatives in Medford, with a food sale. Annual dlnne
.held during next regular meeting Oregon, and had an enjoyable five will be held some time next =prin=,
C-Team Lineup on December 4tit days. Thursday, Dmber 6, 8 p.m--
Forwards--Bob Becker, Dick ____ + Mr. and Mrs. Stan Timone en- Ministrei Show presented by Piu-
McCutcheon, Davic Long. It took 24 draws to pick a win- joyed the holiday with relatives mae Rebekah Lodge at Greenville
Guards--Eddie Coyne, Leonard ner for the Jackpot of three dol. in Red Bluff. High School Gym.
utchins, Tommy Woodmansee, lars at Grange Nov. 20th. The Mr. and Mrs. George Benton Sunday, Dec. 9--Regular meet
l-Iarold Gorman. drawings were continued until a went to San Francisco where he of Pomona Grange at Vinton!
Centers--Ralph Baxter, Marcus winner was present. Upon the 24th had some dental work done.
McBeen. draw Walter Beaumont was pre- Mr. and Mrs. Jack McNaughton potluck lunch at noon (pleaN
take salads); installation of of-
D-Team Lineup: sent to collect the money. Sincere were holiday visitors in San Fran- fiesta; Christmas program and
Forwaxds -- Frank R2Rnehart, sympathy to the following whose cisco.
names were drawn in this order: tr. and Mrs. +Milton Knapp gift xohange (please take wrap,
Kenneth Hobbs, Iobby Barnes, Miss Nadine Taresh, E. IP, Kun journeyed to Lodi to .visit friends ped gift not over 50o in value).
barrel Grames, Bob Welsh, Bob let, H. A. Van Fleet, Mrs. Ruby and reltive Wednesday, Deo. 12, 8 p.m
Mullen Wadey, Ralph Defeatt, Mrs. Fan= Mr. and Mrs. Haymond Van Regular meeting f Greenville
Chamber of Commerce at banquet
Guards--die Boyce, Ralph nie McVey, Mrs. Jean MttUen, Turn TEACHERS--back page room of Greenville Inn.
Lozano, Jesse Thurman, :Bob Virgil Taresh, Mrs. :Mary Wing, --.
Sheffield, DeWayne Little, BOb Mrs. Vatmda Taresh, Gerald Sat- Saturday, D{m. 15, 7 p.me--AIl
Hyde, Paul Sims, Gary Grace, fell, Mrs. Helen Sobrero, R_t. Mrs. Iris Robinson, Arthttv Tos- ual Ioter Dinner of the FeUt
Gary Wassell, Gary Moore. Macie .Reynolds, Arnold Taresh, cani, Elmer ,Lewis, Grant Youngs River Dimtriet ML Lammn ou
Centers Herbert Savet. Mrs. eneva Edwar¢l Mrs. and the winner, Walter Beau- Open to all ooutob tilp N-
John Wilson, Wiley Bradfield+ Edna Kunzler, Mrs. Edna Fisher, mont. corts and guests,
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