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ed through the General Casualty Co. of America has assured the completion of the Chester Hos- pital. Contrary to reports circulated throughout Chester, the Francies Construction Co. is not on the] verge of bankruptcy. The Santa Rosa firm is receiving monthly payment from the hospital dis- trict and has the backing of the General Casualty Co. Waller ,Reed announced this week that the District finances are in exxcellent shape. The dis- trict issues monthly payments to DR. A. T. DIETLE OPTOM ETRI ST State Theatre Bldg. - Orovllle 1461 Myers St. Phone 150 Do your shopping in Greenvillel i I i i AUDITING ACCOUNTING INCOME TAX Q. Philpott & Q. Plr€ P. JL Ralph  P. A. QU I NCY GREENV I LLE PHONE 202 PHONE 22M2 Support your home oommunityl I I PAL'S BARBER SHOP. Phone 87-M-2 Greenville PROF2SXONAL SFAVICE)S ,4cure 9:30-6 - Saturdays 9:30-7 Agent for Weetwod Laundry i i COMMUNITY CHURCH Rev. Elmer Podoll, Pastor Phone 50-M-5 Services for Sunday, Dec. 16th Theme: "His Word Made Flesh" Youth Fellowship 6:30 p.m. at the Church. It was stated that the Shep- herds said:: "Let us NOW go even unto Bethlehem and see---" and they came with haste and found--. "Do we match their eagerness? Our eagerness in this regard measures our redemption." TAYLORSVI LLE COMMUNITY CHURCH Church Worship at 9:45 a.m. Church School at 10:45 am. Christian 8olen Soolety, Quin- cy= Lesson 8ersnon Sunday 11:00 i a.m. Evening meeting on the first Wednesday of each month, 8 lm. 8t. Anthon Catholic: Father J. J. Coroorsn, pastor; Sunday Mm 10.-45 a. m, Quincy 9:00 a. m. Assembly of God: Rev. Don North, pastor; S. S. 9:45 a. m., Service 11:00 a. m., Service 7:30 p.m. Sunday. Wednesday Youth Meeting at 7:30 p.m. Seventh-day Adventist Church-- Elder C. Wayne Griffith, pacor; Sabbath School 9:30 a.m.; Wor- ship Service 11 a.m. Saturday. Prayer Meeting 8 p.m. Wedne4day. the construction firm, on rates of 90 percent of the work that Ires been completed during the pre- vious month. The 10 per cent withheld is awarded to the com- pany at the completion of the hospital. 4 FORMS of most stand- arde requirements are always to oe found at the Record office. QUINCY CoI"rER'S AUTO SERVICE SALES & SERVICE Buyers' Guide Damonds - Watches POWZLL JEWELaY GIFTS THAT LAST Watch Repairing Quincy QUINCY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLF.,ANKt JOHN RILEA Your Greenville Representative QUINCY HARDWARE CO. P. O. Box 846 Phone 87 General Hardware - Electrical ( THE DIAMOND MATCH CO. Mining Supplies - Housewares Plumbing - Appliances - Norge Refrigerators We Specialize in Mail Orders GAMBELL & GAMBELL UPHOLSTERING Complete Guaranteed Service 8rid Workmanship QuincyFumitureCo FOR FREE ESTIMATE Phone Quincy 242-W SERVING YOU IN PLUMAS COUNTY IG IdOTOILS Sale= & Service 375 E. Main Qulnoy LINOLEUM CHOOSE YOUR PATTERN FROM OUR LARGE 8TOCKI GNLX  YRJT 6-9 and 12-foot widths Expert Guaranteed Laying QuiacyFumituxeCo Phone Quintal 242-W FOR FREE ESTIMATES GUARANTEED RECAPPING Truck & Passenger MATTICE TIKE SERVICE . Quincy, Calif. Phone 544 BISHOP'S PAINT STOKE WALLPAPER, PAINTS, VENETIAN BLINDS AND LINOLEUMLICENSED PAINT CONTRACTORS Phone 132 LUMBER YARD, Inc. JACUZZI Water Well PumPS, Systems and 8ervla Pittsburgh Pa!nte and Varnishes Phone 565 P.O. Box 955 HARVEY WOODL[ JEWELER Watch, Clock & Jewelry Repair Next To Mseley & Grenke Quincy California QUINCY PROPANE PRODUCTS CORP. Phone 566 2 Miles East of Quincy, Calif. KAMPBCHMIDT SERVICE Local Agent WE GIVE SEHVICEI PLUMAS GARBAGE AND DISHBAL COMPANY GBEEHVII.LL C, JU, WOP, NIA eee ' Tolephono Greenville 70-M-4 $tI* --RAGS AhD OTHER SALVAGE FOR SALF,-- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tatro and children went down to Red Bluff Saturday afternoon and returned home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Baker went over to Reno Saturday. Bill thought he'd be lucky enough to bring Reno home with him but only managed to bring a small percentage back. ! Mr. and Mrs. Richard Darnell returned the first of the week from a trip to L. A. They had quite a time getting home due to the storm and visited friends in Para- dise several days until the weather was better.. Abert Nye and a friend, Matt Graham of Oakland, spent the weekend visiting the P. C. Nyes, Bill Nyee, and Dick Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Edwards of OroviUe and Mr. and Mrs. Cy Bates and daughter, Renne of Keddie, enjoy- ed dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Baker Sunday. Cliff Sheehan and children went down to Oroville for a visit last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hanson visit- ed here with Mr. and Mrs. Plumie Nye Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Robertshaw and family of Willows spent several days visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. G. McLain and family. Mrs. Elaine MoLain, Michael and Pat, Marion Sorsoli and Son- ny, and Barbara Johnson, went over to Reno last Saturday. Of interest to friends here is the good fortune of Vera Gordon. She recently won "Queen for a Day" and was given many lovely gifts, including a large T. V. set and a trip to Hollywood. Miss Amelia Uldand went over to the Plumas County Teachers' meeting at Quincy on Monday eve- ning. Mr. and Mrs. Hank Sanders ad children and Mr. and Mrs. Myles Laneaster, went over to visit Mrs. Sanders' parents, Mr. and Mrs..Dwight Huyett of West- wood Monday evening. Mrs. Plumie Nye is on the sick list for the past few days. Richard Cordoza who has been confined to the hospital, is much improved and was returned to his home here this week. By Clair Engle, M. C. Since the Congressional hear- ings which were held in Sacramen- to, California on October 31, 1951 I have received information from the U. S. Bureau of Reclamation based On State of California pre- liminary reports that annual di- versions from the Sacramento ,River between Redding and 'Sac- ramento have exceeded 2,000,000 acre feet for the first time in his- tory. The preliminary record of diversions Just compiled estimates the 1951 water year diversions for i the period ending October 1st at 12,001,769 acre-feet. I This amount is more than a !million acre-feet in excess of the 1935 diversions (926,164 acre-feet) which oecurred in the year con- structlon began on the Central Valley Project. The 1951 figure exceeds by 600,- 000 or 700,000 acre-feet the prob- able future use that was estimat- ed by State and Federal officials. They originally estimated the di- versions would increase about 300,000 acre feet when the Central Valley JroJect was placed in op- eration. Witnesses at our Sacramento hearings indicated uses of water from the river would continue to rise under present rights to it and through existing irrigation systems. 4 HOUSEWARMING STAGED FOR HERB HOLTS SATURDAY LAST A generous group of their friends made up a Joint house- warming and birthday party at the new home of the He,bert Holt family Saturday evening, when the family was presented a pair of blankets as a token of their friends' esteem. Attending the affair were Mary Giesick, Shirley and Roberta; Mrs. Harry Riles; Barbara McCutch- eon; Wayne Myers; Messrs and Mesdames Ratph Bartholf a n d Iren; Jim PAlea and 3 children; C. 4A. Barber; I. T. Backer and Bobby; Frank Van Ronk; Don Comstock and Bobby; Lester Deal, Kent and Gaylene. Sending their regrets at being unable to attend were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. el Clyde Stockton, Mr. and Mrs. Subrlbe to The Record Today! 'Ralph Myers and Ida Burchinal. A&er.en$ n of Nice Guy Got so around these parts that everywhere a hunter went this fall, he came up against signs saying "PRIVATE PROPERTY. NO HUNTING, KEEP OFF." But not out at Happy Preston's place! Happy's signs say "PRITATE PROPERTY, GOOD HUNTING, BUr BE CAREFUL." "Don't hunt myself," Happy says, "but there's plenty of game on my property. I tell the hunters where the best spots are--away from where rm working and where no- body else is hunting. It works out pretty well all-around." From where I sit, Happy has once again shown why he gets along with everyone and why everyone respects him. Happy', likes and dislikes might not be the same as his neighbors', but that doesn't stop him from understand. ing. When it comes to opinions on hunting, fishing, polities, ways of farming, or whether your favorite beverage is beer or cider, try to be like Happy and the elmnces are yond be really happy! THERE IS STILL TIME TO ORDER YOUR GIFT SUBSCRIPTION We Will Start The Record With the Issue of December 20 •.. and mail an attractive nnouncement card in your name SACRAMENTO VALLEY WELL RECEIVED BY J just managed to keep ahead of Ule LARGE AUDIENCE i worst of the storms but reported A large and responsive audience | seeing plenty of snow. attended the 1951 presentation of " - - The Plumas Minstrels at the high night, when the show was spon- PUtlJ sored by the Plumas Rebekah lodge and produced by Joe Good- win. Making up the cast of the 2½- hour show were: Jerry Saffell, Robert Campodonico, Wililam Ful- ler, Art Cumins, Joe GOodwin, Jewell Standart, Nadine Bartholf, Wilma Learn, Bert Berg, Fay Davis, Quentin Philpott and Vorus Roulsten. While the Chorus was made up of: Margaret Saffell, Lou Price, Margaret Ktdd, Mary Wells, Nor- ma Glenn, Helen'Hawkins, Charles Walters, Nora Hatch, Marie Blan- chard, Margaret Powell, Riley Kidd, Blanche Young, Lilltan Youngman, Lois Wallace, Eva Mae Cumins, Pat Hatel% Wm. :Perry, Justine Deal and Carol Walters. o.o, w00o, ooEsnmmE00Gnu light of the evening , were: Vivian Wiley, Wilma Wiley, Betty Gar- rick, Lynne Madigan, Mary Alice d-- Bidwell, Gaylene 'Deal, Larry Ca- tuzzo, Jolene Palazzi, Beverly ,u- vail, Guido Vial, Kay Youngman, Joan Neuman, and Irma Boyd. Serving on the general staff of the production were Wilton Learn, chairman; Elsie Caraway, Ar- rangements; A 1 p h a Goodwin, Wardrobe; Joe Hayes, Stage Manager; LFal Wells, Projection; Ruby Madigan, Piano; Bill R. Bax- ter, Vibraphone and Banjo. ON BUSINESS VISIT I Gun Johnson of San Francisco was a business visitor in Green- oma HV! SUBJECTS ville this week, taking the oppor- Cowboy too O=oma, Soon,$ tunity to renew acquaintances lffle Roundup, arandl Amish Country, PC. with some of his many friends : Frformfng CMmpanzeN The Ozork, Me. Podo5g tlom Nofehez, MIn. here. low=,  S m,,, Pe.sn,.,. faro& lm, Wheat  k Ve t. Rome Card playing was the diversion of the evening followed by the serving of refreshments. T h e party was organized 'by Gladys MUSIC C£NT Ceal and Mary ou Comstock, and developed into a joint cele- North Main St.  Greenville bration when it was learned that Saturday was also Eleanor Holt's  - birthday. AN INEXPENSIVE GIFT .....  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