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DR, A. T. DIETLE
OPTOM ETR I ST
State "' o .v,,,e
1461 Myers St. Phone 150
Do your shopping in Groenvillel
AUDITING
ACCOUNTING
INCOME TAX
Q. Philpoe & Co.
Q. Pldlpott, P. A,
Ralph Boas, P. A.
QUINCY GREENVILLE
PHONE 202 PHONE 22M2
Support your home communityl
PAL'S BARBER SHOP
Phone 87-M-2 Greenville
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
clouts 9:306 - Saturdays 9:30-7
Agent for Westwod Laundry
I
VISIT
Historic -- Friendly
JOHNSVILLE LODGE
The Road Is Good
To "Trigger's Trapp"
Grace Is aqaln
the splendid dinners ira'
which we are fammml
'OBSERVESwITH HoMEBIRTHDAYPARTY I BPORT OF PROCD
Mr.Ml" men W"ey' da"g00er 00and Mrs. Forrest Wiley, cole- OF SUFERVlSORS i
brated her ninth birthday last one. arried and so'ordered. ' ' UIIUILqJIIigL]I
Wednesday with a party at the AT THE REGULAR MEETING posit to pay for
parental home in Greenville. OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVIS- ter Airport free of slow for the BlacKman, seconaed by Supervis- •
Those present were Joleen Pa- ORS OF THE COUNTY OF PLU- 1951-1952 'season, with any unused or Donnenwirth, that Ordinance ..........
lazzi, Norma Rowett, Gayle Hall, MAS, STATE OF CALIFORNIA lortkm to be refunded to Plumas No. 322 be adopted, addlngto Or- GREENVILLE COMMUNITY
dinance No. 305 and establishing
Ruth Turner, Diana Montoya,
Marilyn Nelson, Valery Leu, Ann
and Sue Caraway, Ellen Podoll,
Linda Harpole, Ellen Barber,
Sandra Grames, Gwen Wassell and
Joyce Wiley.
Games, riddles and record play-
ing were the diversions of the
afternoon after which refresh-
ments of ice cream, cake and
punch were served by Vivian
Wiley and the celebrant's grand-
mother, Mrs. Budd. Miss Ellen
was the recipient of many lovely
gifts.
.11
MANY MEET AT HAMBLIN
HOME FOR THANKSGIVING
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hamblin
of Greenville entertained the fol-
lowing guests at dinner on
Thanksgiving Day: Mr. and Mrs.
C. J. Gallup of Quincy, Mr. and
Mrs. Elmore Hunt and son Ray-
mond, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hunt
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Hamb-
fin and daughter Catherine Ann
Miss Mary A. Schieser and Mr.
W. L. Hamblin.
MARKS FIFTH BIRTHDAY
Miss Kathy Hunter was the
guest of honor last Tuesday when
a number of her young friends
were guests on the occasion of
her fifth birthday, at the paren-
tal home. Those present were
Tommy, Susan and Sally Mc-
Intyre: John. Jim and Llnda Bat-
son; Mary Bausch, Janice Hail
and Tommy Hunter; and mothers
Bertha Batson and Dot McIntyre.
Games were played during the
afternoon, followed by the enjoy-
ment of refreshments.
Phone Johnsville 4
Jackle and Triqq Yonqe
I
0UINCY
COTT]'S AUTO SERVICE
SALES & SERVICE
QUINCY HARDWA_ CO.
P. O. Box 846 PhOne 87
General Hardware - Electrical
Mining Supplies - t-;ousewares
Plumbing - Appliances - Norge
Refrigerators
We Specialize in Mail Orders
GAMBELL & GAMBELL
UPHOLSTERING
er
Gomplete Guaranteed
Service and Workmanship
/r
OuincyFumitureCo
FOR FREE ESTIMATE
Phone Quincy 242-W
SERVING YOU IN PLUMAS
COUNTY
B-G MOTORS
Sales & Service
375 E. Main Quincy
Ed and Jackie Golay and fam-
ily returned home from a several
days visit with relatives in Los
Angeles.
Buyers'
Guide
Damonds - Watches
POWELL JEWELRY
GIFTS TH AT LAST
Watch Repairing Quincy
QUINCY LAUNDRY
AND DRY CLEANERS
JOHN RILEA
Your Greenville Representative
THE DIAMOND MATCH CO.
Phone Quincy Four
WE DLIVER
Hun'ington, Manager
LINOLEUM
CHOOSE YOUR PATTERN
FROth4 OUR LARGE 8TOCKI
tNLA ttl% PRIIT
- 9 anO 12-foot wlds
_.pert Guaranteed Laying
QuincyFurnitureco
Plone Quincy 242-W
FOR FREE ESTIMATES
GUARANTEED RECAPPING
Truck & Passenger
MATTICE TIRE SERVICE
t. Quincy, Calif. Phone 544
BISHOP'S PAINT STORE
WALLPAPER, PAINTS,
VENETIAN BLINDS AND
LINOLEUMLICENSED
PAINT CONTRACTORS
Phone 132
AMERICAN VALLEY
LUMBER YARD, Inc.
JACUZZI Water Well Pumps,
Systems and Servte.
Pittsburgh Paints
and Varnishes
Plone 565 P.O. Box 955
HARVEY WOODLEY
JEWELER
Watch, Clock & Jewelry Repair
Next To Mseley & Grenke
Quincy California
QUINCY PROPANE
PRODUCTS CORP.
Phone 566
2 Miles East of Quincy, Calif.
KAM PSGH M I DT SERVICE
Local Agent
WE GIVE SEB00ICEI
PLUMAS GARBAGE AND D00POSAL COMPANY
GREENVlLL CALIFORNIA
Telephone Greenville 70.M4
CrCr*
AND OTHER SALVAGE FOR SALR--
County. Carried and so ordered.
Upon request of Francis L. O'-
Rourke, Road Commissioner, a
motion is made by Supervisor
Flanagan. seconded by Supervisor
DonenwLrth, that the County
Auditor be authorized to transfer
$3,400.00 from the Special oad
Improvement Fund to the General
Road Fund, same to be a loan and
to be repaid when tax monies ac-
crue. Carried and so ordered.
HELD AT QUINCY. MONDAY.
NOVEMBER 5th, 1951 at 10 O'-
CLOCK A. M.
The roll is called and there are
present: Supervisors A. C. Don-
nenwirth, J. F. Flanagan, C. I.
Blackman, J. C. Cloman, Chair-
man E. J. Humphrey and Clerk
Lois Alexander.
Since copies of the minutes of
the previous meetings have been
mailed to each Supervkor, the
Chairman orders that the minutes Motion made by Supervisor
be approved as mailed. Cloman, seconded by Supervisor
Motion made by Supervisor Donnenwirth, that this Board of
Flanagan, seconded by Supervisor
Donnenwirth, that the County
Auditor be authoried to transfer
$253.00 from the Unappropriated
Reserve to the County General
Fund, same to allow for payment
the following claims which were
not budgeted for:
Santa AnaRegister (advertising
charges)$28.00
Lester Herrick and Herrick
( s y s t e m recommendations) --
$150.00
Orrick, Dahlquist, Neff & Her-
rington (legal services)$75.00;
and that this amount be credited
to the budget of the Board of
Supervisors. AYES: Supervisors
Donnenwirh, Flanagan, Black-
man, Cloman and HUmphrey.
NOES: None. ABSENT: None.
Carried and so ordered.
Motion made by Supervisor
Donnenwirth, seconded by Super-
visor Cloman, that the claim of
the Western Union Telegraph
Company for quarterly time ser-
vice be referred to the District
Attorney. Carried and so ordered.
The Board recesses until 1:30
P.M.
1:30 P. M.
The Board reconvenes. All
members present.
Motion made by Supervisor
Blackman, seconded by Supervis-
or Flanagan, that €his Board ap-
prove the claim for travel expens-
es as presented by Miss Eva Ca-
yet, Supt. of Schools with the pro-
vision that she obtain prior ap-
proval of this Board for all future
travel expense outside Plumas
County; and tha¢ she be given
permission to attend a meeting
of educational personnel of the
northern counties on November
10, 1951 at Susanville, and the
annual meting of County Super-
intendents to be held at Sacra-
men%o on December 3, 4, and 5,
1951. Carried and so ordered.
Pursuant to the statement of
Lt. Dennis Gefl of the National
Guard that the Guard wishes to
continue their use of the Quincy
Memorial Hall, a motion is made
by Supervisor Donnenwirth, sec-
onded by Supervisor Cloman, that
this Board rescind its action taken
relative to Resolution No. 517
adopted October 15, 1951. AYES:
Supervisors D0nnenwirth, Flana-
gan, Blackman, Cloman and Hum-
phrey. NOES: None. ABSENT:
None. Carried and so ordered. "
Motion made ,by Supervisor
Donnenwirth, seconded by Super-
visor Flanagan, that this Board
accept the construction at Gans-
her Field Airport which has been
completed by E. G. McLain, Con-
tractor, that the Chairman of this
Board be authorized to record a
Notice of Completion, with the
Chairman and Clerk of this Board
being authorized to execute same;
and that the County Auditor be
authorized to issue a warrant pay-
able to E. G. McLain in the Am-
ount of $8,207.22, same being the
first contract payment. Carried
and so ordered.
Motion made by Supervisor
Cloman, seconded by Supervisor
Flanagan, that this Board accept
the installa¢ion of a boiler at the
Plumas County Hospital, which
has been completed by Quincy
Plumbing and Heating with the
exception of two short stand pipes
on the storage tank, and that the
Chairman of this Board be au-
thorized to record an unqualified
Notice of Completion, with the
Chairman and Clerk being au-
thorized to execute same; and that
the County Auditor be authorized
to issue a warrant payable to
Quincy Plumbing and Heating in
the amount of $83.30, same being
the second contract payment of
$183.30, less $100.00 which is be-
ing withheld for stand pipes
which have not been installed.
Carried and so ordered.
Motion made by Supervisor
Cloman, seconded by Supervisor
Donnenwirth, that Fred R. Mor-
ley, Sanitarian, be authorized to
attend a Sewer Works meeting at
Marysville on November 8, 1951,
and that Philip M. Fox, M.D., be
authorized to attend a health
meeting to be held in Stockton on
November 14, 15 and 16, 1951.
Carried and so ordered.
The categorical report of Mrs.
Verna G. Beall, Welfare Director,
is presented. On motion made bY
Supervisor Donnenwh,th, secona-
ed by Supervisor Flanagan, and
unanimously carried, IT IS OR-
DERED that the report be ac-
cepted as presented, that the re-
quests for medical care and gen-
eral relief be granted; and IT IS
FURTHER ORDERED that the
County Auditor be authorized to
issue warraus in payment of the
aid amounts, and to issue cash
checks in the total amount of
$75.00 as per the request under
medical care.
The Board recesses until Tues-
day, November 6th, 1951 at 10
o'clock A. M.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER aft's, 1951
10 O'CLOCK A.M.
The Board reconvenes. All
members present.
Motion made by Supervisor
Blackman, seconded by Supervis-
or Cloman, that the County Audi-
tor be authorized ,to issue a war-
rant payable to the State Division
of Highways in the amount of
$500.00 payable from the Chester
Airport Fund, same to be a de-
Supervisors sell at Public Auction
on December 3rd, 1951 at 2 o'clock
P. M., the following surplus piece
of property:
Beginning at a point which bears
North 80 degrees 08' East 599.60
feet from the quarter section
corner between Sections 11 and
14, Township 24 North, Range 9
East, M. D. M., and running
thence South 58 degrees East
100.9 feet; thence South 72 de-
grees 08' West 75.90 feet; thence
North 9 degrees 51' West 77.90
feet, to the place of beginning
containing 0.067 acres;
and that notices of auction be
posted in the Plumas County
Court House. the Quincy Post Of-
fPce, and on the property to be
sold Carried and so ordered.
Motion made by Supervisor
Cloman, seconded by Supervisor
Blackman, tha¢ the County Clerk
write the local office of the
P. G. & E., and the Reno office
of the Pacific Tel. and Tel. Co.,
requesting a representative from
each company to meet with a
member of the Board of Super-
visors, the County Surveyor, and
the Road Commissioner as soon
as possible regarding the reloca-
tion of joint poles on eddie Way.
Carried and so ordered.
Motion made by Supervisor
Blackman, seconded by Supervis-
or Cloman. that Lawrence E. Hope
be appointed as a member of the
Chester Airport Committee, to re-
place Harold E. Rogers, resigned.
Carried and so ordered.
Motion made by Supervisqr
Blackman, seconded by SuperviS-
or Flanagan, that inasmuch as
Supervisor Cloman has been ap-
pointed a member of the new
County Welfare Policy Commit-
tee, he be authorized fo attend the
four quarterly meetings of this
committee. Carried and so order-
ed.
Motion made by upervisor
Donnenwirth, seconded by Super-
visor Cloman, that, due to unsatis-
factory service, the County Clerk
be instructed to notify the West-
err, Union Telegraph Company to
discontinue the Court House time
service at once, and that the
clocks be removed. Carried and
so ordered.
Motion made by Supervisor
Flanagan, seconded by Supervisor
Blackman. that the Chairman and
Clerk of this Board be authorized
to execute an Architectural Ag-
reement with Lawrence G. Thom-
son concerning the construction of
a branch library building at
Greenville. Carried and so order-
ed.
Motion made by Supervisor
Blackman. seconded by Supervis-
or Flanagan, that the County Au-
ditor be authorized to make the
ransfers as requested by Road
Department Transfers Nos. 2 and
3, bein dated September 20, 1951
and October 12, 1951, respectively,
same being on file with the Su-
pervisors proceedings. Carried
and so ordered.
The Board recesses until 1:30
P.M.
$ $ $
1=30 P. M.
The Board reconvenes. All
members present.
Motion made by Supervisor
Donnenwirth, seconded by Super-
visor Blaekman, that the Welfare
Director be authorized to destroy
Old Age Security Records that are
over five (5) years old. Carried
and so ordered.
Motion made by Supervisor
Donnenwirth, seconded by Super-
visor Flanagan, that this Board
ratify and confirm the appoint-
ment by the Chairman of Mrs.
Verna G. Beall as chairman of the
Evacuation and Dispersal Unit of
the Plumas County Disaster Coun-
cil, and that Mrs. Beall be author-
ized to use the county ear in con-
nection with her duties of civil
defense. Carried and so ordered.
Motion made by Supervisor
Blackman, seconded by Supervis-
or Donnenwirth, that Barbara
Merritt be authorized to claim her
meals and room in connection
with a trip to be made to the Sal-
vation Army Home, Napa State
Hospital, the May T. Morrison
Rehabilftation Center, and the Ce-
rebral Palsy School at Redwood
City. Carried and so ordered.
Motion made by Supervisor
Blackman, seconded by Supervis-
or Donnenwirth, that this Board
accept the Exchange deed from
the United States of America for
the Lassen National Forest Ex-
change for the Chester Airport
and Administra¢ive Site, and that
the Clerk of this Board be author-
ized to record same. Carried and
so ordered.
Upin the written notification of
Francis L. Oourke that an error
in time was made on the salary
check issued to Robert L. Flana-
gan on September 4, 1951, a mo-
tion is made by Supervisor Black-
man, seconded by Supervisor
Donnenwirh, that the County
Auditor be authorized to cancel
Warrant No. 168 issued to Robert
L. Flanagan, and issue a new
warrant in the correct amount.
Carried and so ordered.
Motion made by Supervisor
Blackman. seconded by Supervis-
or Donnenwirth, that Ordinance
No. 321 be adopted, amending Or-
dinance No. 310, fixing the com-
pensation of employees of the
Road Commissioner's Office of the
County o q',:,.as. AEZ: Super-
"No-Parking" regulations in the
Town of Quincy, and setting forth
such area. AYES: Supervisors
Donnenwirth, Flanagan, Black-
man, Clomen and Humphrey.
NO]S: None. ABSENT: None.
Carried and so ordered.
Motion made by Supervisor
Flanagan, seconded by Supervisor
Donnenwirth, that the County
Auditor be authorized to make a
refund to the County Recorder,
and to collect from the Sheriff,
County Hospital and Tax Col-
lector, all in accordance with the
Audit Reports of the accounts of
Ptumas County for the fiscal year
ended June 30, 1951. Carried and
so ordered.
Motion made by Supervisor
Donnenwirth, seconded by Super-
visor Blackman, that Resolution
No. 519 be adopted, approving a
contract with the California State
Departmen of Public Health for
Federal allocations to the local
Health Department, and author-
izing the Chairman and Clerk of
this Board to execute same.
AYES: Supervisors Donnenwirth,
Flanagan, Biackman, Cloman and
Humphrey. NOES: None. AB-
SENT: None. Carried and so or-
dered.
Pursuant to a letter received
from the U. S. Forest Service ask-
mg that the cooperative agree-
ment providing for Christmas
tree patrol be re-activated, a mo-
tion zs made by Supervisor Flan-
agan, seconded by Supervisor
Donnenwirth, that this Board ap-
prove the reactivation of this Ag-
reement, and that the District
At-
torney be authorized to expend
$600.00 from the District Attorney
Special Fund for the Christmas
tree patrol service. AYES: Super-
visors Donnenwirth, Flanagan,
Blackman, Cloman and Hum-
phrey. NOES: None. ABSENT:
None. Carried and so ordered.
Motion made by Supervisor
Cloman, seconded by Supervisor
Donnenwirth, that the County
Auditor be authorized to transfer
5212.39 from the unappropriated
Reserve to the County General
Fund, ¢o be credited to the budget
of the District Attorney under
Capital Outlay, for the emergency
purchase of a tape recorder for
use in criminal investigation.
AYES: Supervisors Donnenwirth,
Flanagan, Blackman, Cloman and
Humphrey. NOES: None. AB-
SENT: None. Carried and so or-
dered.
There being no further business
to come before this Board, said
Board adjourns until its next re-
gular meeting to be held on Mon-
day, December 3rd, 1951 at 10
o'clock A. M.
E. J. Humphrey, Chairman
Attest: Lois Alexander, Clerk.
TAYLORSVILLE, NEWS
Robert Cooke of Reno came
Wednesday to get his mother Mrs.
Timey Cooke and take her to Re-
no for the holiday.
Mrs. Else Hansen, Mrs. Helga
Young and sons Carl and Gary
left Thursday morning for Pet-
aluma to spend the rest of the
week with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Kathieen Braden accom-
panied them to Petaiuma, but she
went on to Vallejo to spend two
weeks with relatives.
George and Tony Pezzola of
Downieville came Wednesday to
spend until Sunday with their sis-
ter, Mrs. John Sobrero and fam-
ily. Johnny VIcLain of Antioch
spent several days at the Sobrero
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Les McColm and
daughter Jane of Standish spent
Sunday with their daughter and
family, the "Tufty" McCutcheons
and celebrated Thanksgiving there.
Mrs. Lucille Adkins and family
arrived Wednesday from Marys-
ville to spend a few days with
Mrs. Mickey Donaldson and child-
ren. Bob Adkins came up Satur-
day to accompany his family
home.
June Le Roy and Bruce Fisher
spent Thanksgiving with relatives
here, returning to Chloe State Col-
lege Monday.
lIrs. Barbara Jackson and son
Bobby of Sacramento visited her
aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. John
Hardgrave.
Fay Smith and Bruce Fisher
hunted near Susanville Friday.
Mr: and Mrs. Vincent Fisher
entertained their sons Kermit and
wife and Lawrence and family on
Thanksgiving.
CH U RCH
Roy. Elmer Podoll, Putor
Phone 50-M-5
Wednelay, Nov. 21Prayer leel,
Iowshlp--7:00 p.m.
Thu rodaFThankeglvlng Day
Short 8ervie of Meditatlm.,
10:00 a.m.
Sunday 8ervicas--ChuPoh h(ll,
9:45 a.m.
Church Worshlp--11:00 e.m.
Worship Theme= "GOd Is GOOd"
TAYLORSVILLE COMMUNITY
C H U RCH
Sunday Services---Church Worehip
9:45 a.m.
Church School 10:45 a.m.
The Church offers you day lm
and day out the invitation to entel
into its redeeming fellowship. The
above ministries we all need
our lives are to move from more
to more.
Christian Science Society, QUIRe
cy: Lesson Sermon Sunday 11:00
a.m. Evening meeting on the flPId;
Wednesday of each month, 8 p.m,
8L Anthony Cath01io: Father J,
J. Corooran, pastor; Sunday Mall
10:45 a. m, Quincy 9:00 a. m.
Assembly of God: Rev. Don
North, pastor; 8. 8. 9:45 a. m
Service 11:00 a. m., Service 7|0
p.m. Sunday. Wednesday Youth
Meeting at 7:30 p.m.
Seventh-day Adventist Church-,,
Elder C. Wayne Griffith, paltrl
Sabbath School 9:30 a.m.; Wor-
ship Servle 11 a.m. Saturday,
Prayer Meeting 8 p.m. Wednesday,
VISIT SAFFELL HOME
Visitors at the home of Mr. an
Mrs. Jerry Saffell during the past
week were her sister and family,
Mr .and Mrs, R. C. Wieland, Jolm
and Glenda of Redding; her
mother and family, Mr. and
William C. Lange; and Lois, Ietl
bert and Mary Charlton, all Of
Los Angeles.
VISIT THE ZOO
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Rilea a
amiy spent the Thanksvh
weekend with relatives in the bs
area, taking the youngster to see
the Fleishacker Zoo and "Play.
land." They report a lJlariou
time.
Indian Valley Post No.
• %MERICAN LEGION
AND AUXILIARY
M.FS SCOND MONDAY OF
IAOH MONTH AT 7:30 p.m.
Veterans and service men welooNI
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INDD VALLEY GBJGI
N. 439
Meets First and 'l'rd Tuelay
FPh Month, 8 p.m. - Taylorll
H. 8. HANNON, Master
Elsie Ann Hannon y
D. R. Strong, Hall Mgr.
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SINCERITY LODGE
No. 132, F. & A. M.
Meet 2nd Frlday each month, I
Visiting Brothers Weloomel
Ernest Waiters, W.M.
Herbert Holt, Secretary
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LUMBER & SAWMILl.
WORKERS UNION - AFL
Lal qo 2647
eets first Sunday of each meJ
at Ii a.m. -- in Old IAbFaj
GREENVILLE .:. CALIFORNIA
JOE PALAZZI, presRleltt
ROBERT GIESiCK
Bus. Agent and Secy..TrsIMb
G
LO.O2. LOIRE No,
Meets 1st and 3rd Saturdal,
8 p.m. - at Oddfellows
Greenville, ol'nt
DERYL CONRAD, N.
ELMORE HUNT &eO'y
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Cottonwood
Club
"The Brightest Nite Spot, Town"
---Specialir:mq In Reed Italian Dlnnem.--
We Also Serve A La Carte
Steak Chicken -- Sea Foods
Expertly prepared by your famous Chef "Coo]de"
Dininq Room Open
Friday.Saturday-Sunday Only---Except by rNm'vatlon
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