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COPPER ,00POSff
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T:e Holler r'eports a recent
discovery of copper ore on the
-!gi>-!s he and his father, Clyde,
have about 13 miles due east of
Forest ant, about 12 miles south-
.,at of Downieville, They have
?() acres in the claims and said
they were following a prospect of
canary yellow gold, indicating sil-
ver, when they found the copper
ore.
Their investigation showed it
was at least 60 feet wide. They
cut in eight feet, six feet deep
and found the ore remained the
same. Assay shows the sample
taken to be low grade, but it
contains '¢ires" of high grade
copper. They plan to make fur-
ther exploration in the spring to
determine the depth and length
e the ore.
In Mineral Information Service
i::ued by the Division of Mines
June 1, 1951, it lists copper in
,<ierra County as production in
he past, deposits now idle. With
:ufficient capital for exploration
:.:.l development, during this
veriod of war need for copper as
n trategic metal, possibly copper
()re might be found in Sierra
County in quantities worthy of
production.
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,Who is the child that you love the most?
You want that tittle one's Christmas to be the br,ht(m
pomible, don't you? This year that will probably mean toys
But you can give him Another gift too--one that will
keep your thoughtfiflne in his heart for many years to
come; a United State, Defense Bond.
A Chrktmas-given Bond will be a fine savings start
for the youngster you love. By act of Congress it can earn
interest for as |ong as twenty yea--an ever.inereui
reminder of your thoughtfulne.
Make the bank one your (2xritma, =hopping etOl
cad find out more about bona and other forms of ,avinll
u gift poibiliti
You'll wast to invsfigato our ChrhtmM Club, tml
For your youngsters' security, and your country's tee--.
give a United State* Defeme Bond this Chtmak
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EARLY
AUTO DRIVERS URGED
TO RENEW OPERATOR
LICENSES SOON
Holders of California driver'.,
licenses which expire between
January 2 and January 30, 1952,
should renew themnow.
This notice was addressed to
vehicle operators today by the
State Department of Motor Ve-
hicles. Drivers' licenses, issued in
California" for four year periods,
will not be renewed during the
first four weeks of the year be-
cause all facilities of the Depart-
ment's Sacramento headquarters
and field offices will then be de-
voted to the annual renewal of
vehicle registrations. "All offi-
ces of the Department are open
from 8 to 5 daily except Saturday.'
While it is a misdemeanor to
drive in California with an ex-
pired license, the Director point-
ed, no penalty is exacted against
persons whose operators' or chauf-
feurs' licenses expire during the
registration renewal period. H e
also empasized the importance to
public safety of keeping drivers'
license valid.
--4r--
Californians who apply for
ownership transfer of used cars
during the month of December
will be required under terms of a
new law to pay their full 1952
registration fees.
Announcement of the new re-
quirement, which takes effect for
the first time in December, 1951
was made in Sacramento today
by the State Department of Motor
Vehicles.
A provision requiring that trans-
fers of vehicle ownership be re-
ported to the Department within
ten days has been in the law since
1936. The law also specifies that
a fee of $1.00 be paid to the De*
partment for recording transfers.
MODERN HIGHWAYS
ONE MAN'S OPINION
"We are all building . : . won-
derful mee of ingress to and
egress from the central and urban
areas which simply means that we
are developing easier and easier
means of escape.
"They are roads from, not to.
because people come to town for
reasons of necessity and leave it
as fast as they can. This is really
the greatest challenge that we've
got in this country."
--William Zeckendorf
tlantic Monthly.
ESTHER ON VACATION
Estheer Leavins, who has spent
the summer months serving as
chef supreme at the Setzer Camp,
is now enjoying the prospect of
a four months vacation from her
activities.
R00,BEKAI{ LODGE HOLDS
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T[;00)RSDAY
ft. ]:tt'2'( : l'owd of ElOlYlbcl's and i
the, it friends attended the Good
Fc, llowahip Night of Piumas I{e-
bekah Lodge last Thursday night.
Taylorsville Rebekah Lodge
a humorous skit abont
a wacky crystal gazer with Doro-
thy Fisher' as Profesor Cuckoo;
Henri Fisher and Marie Sorsoli,
attendants: Donna Dolphin, man-
ager: and Lucille Stead. dog
catcher. For an encore Dorothy
Fisher. sang "Come on-a My
House" with Marie Sorsoli and
Henri Fisher cleverly acting out
the song.
We were then favored with a
pano medley of popular songs
by Art Cumins.
Myrtle Delano. G. F. chairman
of Quincy Rebekah Lodge, then
introduced Myrtle Burris as In-
terlocuter and her "Four Kings
of Comedy" -- Myrtle McCoy,
Marie Brown, Irma Boyd, a n d
Frances Bishop. With Margaret
Rurch assisting at.the liano, they
presented a very amusing mins-
trel show.
Miss Joan Neuman entertained
with several selections on her ac-
cordion, which were thoroughly
enjoyed.
Finally, Ruby Conrad. Justine
Deal, Janet Myers. and Lou Price
of Plumas Rebekah Lodge acted
out a pantomine entitled "All For
Dear Aunt :Matilda.' Elsie Cara-
way was the reader.
At the close of the evening,
gingerbread and coffee were serv-
ed to all by Hostess Marguerite
Hamblin and her committee.
Next meeting of Plumas Re-
bekah Lodge will be on December
13. when D. D. P. Adair Stroing
will make her official visit, and
three new members will be initiat-
ed into the lodge.
SuPlYOrt your home community!
RICHARD R. ECKER
LICENSED SURVEYOR
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