The Shasta Courier from Redding, California • 8

THE SHASTA COURIER WOMEN INJURED A painful back injury waa sustained by Mrs James Barry of Fall River Mills when she slipped on the steps of her home A similar injury was also suffered by Mrs Cornforth at Fall River Mills FOR SALE Ky owwr mr Ply rath ft Pickup Like aw PMMMbto Cu be unit Jar's Berries Button cu Pine Bt- rom SALE- 1941 Dodst Truck MVK-tt flood Mrs 1000- Jury Reports On County Matters UVEBTOCR MMMfMMAAMARMMMAMMMAA GOOD SINGLE HORSE TRAIL or SOOxlS tires Heavy stock saddle In good shape Sea Len Clark Anoeraon Fair Grounds WOOD COAL A FUEL 41 MILL BLOCKS Larga toad $7 Low delivery charges out of town Phone S53J U1LLBLMKK i yds for gift 5S llvered Oak wood 1944 Parker Ave Call after 8 Ph 1771W 'BEVeN SaK TREES to cul down Approx 10 tier ol wood in trees Will give to any person who will cut and remove from premises Chas Akard 1876 West St Ph 1824-W GENERAL ELECTRIC kroner! Table model Table and two benches small gas stove 8 small gas heaters bsd spring and mattreas extra spring bed davenport Phone 1311-W Far gate 44 dMMMMMWMMWtWMAWbAAAAAAM BED SPRINGS and mattress Breakfast table and four chair Last house aouth on Beacon Summit City OIL HEATER complete 9x12 rug 15: dresser 15 double bed mattress springs 38: table 95 ether art tele 1031 Pine after 6eD BAYENKlRf ChesterlieTI' as low as 935 Hollywood bed Inner springs Red Label mat-tresses 2822 California INSTRUMENTS 48 ELECTRIC PLATER PIANO Banjo attachments Good condition mils west of Harrison Furniture Mrs A Kaplan BUILDING MATERIALS 48 TWO 8 ft Frlfldalree 9323 earh 19 cu ft box tor rafe 9500 Ph 90 Can he seen at Fort Peck Street Central Valley FT Highway frontage ft deep near Shasta lake 7 thousand ft lumber Well and pressure svstem Stuero wire electrical fixtures lb roofing pipe Reasonably priced Mrs Rohde Box 38 Proj- Jerome Frieda Cessna Johnny Nickle Charlotte Jerome lone Goodwin Benny Summers Betty Gregory Gene Nickle Florence Gregory Delores Summers and Billy Jerome They were enrolled by Mr and Mrs John Nickle of FOUR -II CLI SEE PRESSES ROLL Members of the Mistletoe 4-II club came to see how a newspaper is made last Saturday Here gome of them stand watching the first copies come out of the preas while printer Clyde Agee reads a Record-Searchlight before the ink la dry In the 4-H group were John Cessna Duane In Civil Cases Action Taken Action was taken on the following civil canes in superior court Monday Dorothy Edwards Lyle Edwards defendant ordered to pay plaintiffs $100 attorney's fee and costs for prosecuting divorce action and $50 monthly support of minor child Gladys Dorman Robert J-Dorman order to show cause for failure to pay former wife $885 for child support bench warrant was Issued for the defendant with $100 bond when he failed to appear in court Irene Pruitt Lewis Truitt order to show cause for alleged rontempt of courl for failure to pay plaintiff $345 support and attorney's fees after interlocutory divorce had been granted Case continued lo Feb 24 It was believed the couple have gone back together following the birth of a child Vera Ilamaker Monte Hamakcr defendant to pay $100 support for the monlh of Feb 4 lo March 4 and $100 attorney's fees and costs Plaintiff $100 monthly support in divorce action It ITcikka Patricia llcikka temporary custody of minor child given lo wife pending divorce action by husband Both parlies sought custody of child Inez Schofield Alvin Schofield motion submitted in separate maftitcnanrc action Tlainliff Far Bala 48 WE BUY guna fishing tackle porting good Shaata Loan 1358 Market FOR Refrigerator Repairs SEE ROSS ELECTRIC CO 1433 Market St Ph 455 Special Price HAY COMMON GRADES FROM $37 to $41 TON Delivered Redding Area In Loads 3 or More A HIGHTOWER Anderson Feed Store BUTANE ranfrtt suitable tor trailer hous White rotary sewing marhine treadle type Good condition Old Allures Hwy BHIlwstrr Creek 8 Hewes CHESTERFIELD eels wsll beds kitchen (shies hslhtuha sinks mphnarde phillnniers table model hot water heater Miscellaneous 1343 Market TMi 37fiJ two cTiS-1 lEAf FR8 tor sale I rlrriilNtinx 81" The Gables North on Ilwv yV SPECIAL DAIRY MIX 15 rnoTEiN ALL CLEAN GRAINS $365 CWT 10 SACKS $3800 A HIGHTOWER ANDERSON FEED STORE GLASS SUBSTITUTE' Wire Screen plastic Impregnated cloth for poultry houses barns eta 40c per lineal 36" wide LeFebvre's 1449 Market Phone 944 WE BUY MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS BHARTA I OAN IS5S MARKET AUDREY'S DRESS SHOP FOR PRESSES IN Stout Ladles styles and sixes an California GAS olevtrii! hot wsl-r heaters Circulating oil heaters 49 Ki 60 and 63 thousand RTU Desk ins Household An- Plianrrs East of Undeipaia entrsl Valley Roil CPR light Battery or msxneta Exeellenl condition Wrilo George Alblex DuiicIbs Cliy Csilf ONK 40 Cu Ft Glass IVmr Reach In Refrigerator Olinda General Blore phone 5 KotlCK-iluey Is niien all wevk Nina till 5 14-3 and 12-2 Romex received Rnno ft Electric motor 1 14 30 cu ft refrigerator new other entries Ion numerous to mention Motor repairing and rewinding Huey Ftertrie Phone Redding 7W3 SPECIAL CHROME TOWEL BARB BOAF dlshespaper holders recess soar dishes and recsa tumblara 270t Rout Market PH 1HP1 BEE HIVES MADE TO ORDER ABCPLANINGMILL SHinglctown Ground Barley $340 per i0O 10 Sacks $3300 A HIGHTOWER ANDERSON FEED STORK £T'fLE bed 3 mi'lrr-se Pnv's standard sire hieycc Roy's hoi k- ki Bus 6 Phone iil3 SUt Park lew RICH RIVER LOAM THE BEST YOU CAN BUY Call 939 ftkhiEft AL-EEfcfTRIC lmni Kxc-llcnl mndilsui Ph M7R after 6 ilVs'f a CitA'T i 'MVSf-r: Ranxe sti-ain lahles Hil-x cf-fee makei dishes urn stools tong munter board booth An-il- after 12 niu A Cato St25 Market St WL LiTAN tMiy sell nr trade anvlhlng nf talue Bhasta lan 1358 Market ftTAIL Intel nit tonafnil ieter Also car isdm fm-rainul Tiatl-er I'oilltRlieee 33 AtTkSlTfilN l'uiks iiece nnTv 4 ft oxen ooi lehlltrli -ft 9 ru It frojen Space At IVfrt You ran'l miss at I hat pre-e 23Tdt Court in rear ipTift HACK electric geiicmlnr willt Iso 6-vol heltcrii-s lull nuioniaiir cniitiiil He ts-d for llelits Imn loesii-r vacuum rlcaner etc I ike n-w iH fr half price Neikirk al Hprittg on Highway 3 mi weri of uld Hite si a BUATM a BUPrLIM l7TxRrKKmTWLre 10 lira running limn on completely rebuilt marine converied V-a 60 motor Hull need woik 84MO K37 Fell HI srcwToTr Trad tor lumlier nr sntnll trail-er Ph 4IJ3 after 6 30 7TIT mnltnxsny iK-d RTur'i' Traitor ilHii no lip Willvs motor 91141 Riai Hill Myhan'l ml Ho Huckcvc MIIVIK4I MTOBAfiR 86 MOVING Local and Statewide Phone 555 Jacobson's Transfer 9flL 13 plr Alw double reduction Train axle Am to apnre-eiata Rur i Mobil darviea 90M ItoliatiL APToiiwyicit AnpiJi'nirinrin7 BATTERIES KING'S GARAGE Worth Redding Ph 871 SEAT COVERS FOR CARS TRUCKS 9A3 to $2050 KING'S GARAGE Worth Redding Ph 671 RADIATOR REPAIRING WHEEL BALANCING GEN AUTO REPAIRS KING'S GARAGE Worth Redding Ph 671 FOR WELDING OF ALL KINDS ESTIMATES ON LENGTH-ening Truck Frames Fish Plating Axle Reinforcing and Lumber Rolls See The Welding Sales Service (Metal Dr) 2701 So Market (Valley Tiro Bldg) HUBBARD Propr APTOMOHll WANTED CARS and TRUCKS WANTED HIGHEST SMB PUCE PAID FOR UOOD MERCHAND1BB mm Toon car or trocr TO Ol FOR ornsroos apprahal SARMENTO AUTO SALES "Willy Dealer" MARKET EUREKA WAY PHONE 1141 FARM imUPTS TRACTOR sperUI bulK for hay and heavy garden work Alan 10 KW DC JwiMrtor with motor IMS walnut II37R I WlRE Ann Arbor Hay IWa A Ida delivery rak Bell a one unit Write Del Paan ttolghis FO Bos 444 or rail Barram-nto wssst New Le Tourneou SCRAPER 12 YD CAP ELL OR RENT BY MONTH Digging and Straightbil CONTACT HAMILTON FIRESTONE STORK RED BLUFF CALIF ACECTEBT FOR I Parki powerful Cm! 1130)0 all tor S8WML Never mn If Lemon MilnglatoWB Calif FOR SALE: BROA1) RRKASTED BRONZE POULTS April Poult 75c May Pnuls 70c Orders of 1 or over will he discounted tn We deliver by an to your brooder hmwe any order of laoa or more Phone or write "Wetdemiar Hsirli-ry" Knight's Landing Calif Phone K'k SALE Freabi ga Right from the hen A prints Delivered to you nth house smith of KVCV on samo stde Call at addreiw £6l0RED fryers Every day in the year Drive mil Pete'n Fry sr Farm ml Bo Enferpriaa Wore Phone I0W1I WANTED Live poultry Boy mi WHITE LEGHORN CHICKS HATCHED PROM OUR OWN flock el 1Ki Dryden Strain mated to male from 375 ahovo agna Colif 8 Pultonim rontrolied Btrrh'a Poultry Farm A Hatchery Comma Calif Iabt chlrin every flatted ehlcka whila they ut Vandiver II Baby tiuriis Readv fur sale eh week Bntre'i lleteiiery Palo CMln I a Box 12 (r0 tnerly Stephen's llatrhery) vU2T6m Ilati'hlnn kart end Fr a Bridge tum aouth Plmne M4-M rciTWX71in7Trrr Day old and atarted Stock fmm beat breeders Bealng every STS A fitrhirjf PHlBrum eonrolf1 MCDONALD'S HATCHERY I Oerher Calif Ph 6Y8 Summit Cliy Far Hu I REGISTERED pedigreed Monde Cncker-RpaMerat Bind Call are nmga after 4 30 at 34M9 Court Rt XIUMPBreed in sin! ykrarafe for tow pairs pares-feeatn and eockataels Olinda MO ft nf Brhool Hhnnferman Piiiti bred Jim Jones One mlln teuth nf Entarprhw School Ewestmct1' STOCK SADDLE $05 Harry Cuttor Millville FOR 2 prHIi coils llaro coming yrn Stallmn romlnt 2 years flood for breeding Bra Ken Con Forrest lintel Project City Kgrffmtft Heisigar" Mangan Cottonwood Calif MgISTMIeD Guernsey giill 2 ynj oM Raasonahla prire old teJpyiKr vsr Good Uiiemsey rnili old first calf gentle ira A will guarantee Na ml i Charts Fbgan Rf rows 5 ml 14 mi No mi Oak Grove I Rot ura 1 HEREPORDS 1 AitdaraouCallfT KR fALk One registered HarWmd yearling hull May bo Reach 5 Probation Given Two Hog Thieves Donald Hodges and Leslie Rickard who pleaded guilty to a charge of grand theft in stealing two hogs were each given five years probation in superior court Monday after Superior Judge Albert Ross suspended a sentence to San Quentin Rickard was given six months in the county jail and ordered to make $110 restitution within 90 days after release Hodges was not given a county jail term but was ordered to also make $110 restitution in the next three months Judge Ross warned the pair if they violate probation within the next five years they will be sent to San Quentin The term for grand theft is from one to 10 years Vandals Damage 12 Viola Cabins The sheriff's office reported today that 12 summer cabins were broken into last Saturday or Sunday near Viola The house-breakers apparently (wo of them entered Ihe cabins either by knocking out glass windows or kirking down the doors As yet nothing has been reported stolen Seven of Ihe cabins are owned by Joe Moones Other owners are Eaton and Eaton Millord Ruby Blodgett and Ed Ziis The Ealnpx and Milford said they found nothing missing after a preliminary check Ruby Blod-gfH Zies and Monnes have nol yet insrPCled their pDees MOTHER GETS CHILDREN Alire Ilrrrirk Riggs of San Francisco former wife of John Straw of Sacramento yhn received a divorce here from Straw In 193-1 has been re-awarded lody of iheir two minor rhildren bv Superior Judge Albert Ross Last October Strawn had Ihe divorce judgment set aside and received rare of ihe rhildren after charging ihe mother wiih delinquent care He alleged he had a noiire from San Francisco that ihe children were bring placed in a home there His former wife recently fame before Judge Ross and Ihe order was chanced to fhe original judgment giving her custody FILER DEMURRER A demurrer has been filed In superior rnurt by A McKenna in an action brought by Ray Fries for alleged contract violation for non-pHyinent of $700 on a sale of a trailer owned by Ihe plaintiff in which McKenna was Ihe agent MrKcnna rlaims il is impossible from the complaint io determine whether the contract was oral or written He is represented by Carlton and Shad well visors but no decision was reached" The roads and bridges report recommended the Tamarack road from Burney to Whitmore be It also said believe that the supervisors have done as much as possible with the funds at their disposal to improve the county road system In some locations it is felt that a saving of funds could be effected by the letting of bids to private contractors" Courthouse Change On offices and officers the jury reported a general complaint of all officials of crowded office conditions with little or no room for working or storage of supplies and records It felt this would be corrected if construction of a courthouse addition Is started A freight elevator was proposed to lift supplies to the second floor is also a ridiculous situation lo have the supervisors' room on the main a room that is used only several limes a month while some of the principal county offices are on the second floor reached only by climbing the longest stairs In the city This climb is quite impossible for elderly people" All officers suggested the Janitorial service be improved and said rest rooms were in an unclean and odorous condition and the lack of proper signs on respective doors may (and has) led to embarrassing situations' The report criticized inadequate file fighting facilities and poor wiring in the courthouse It stated the last visit there were but three fire extinguishers available one on the second floor one on the third floor and a small hand type in the offices of ihe assessor Most county officials including the janitor on duty at the time did not know the location of these extinguishers No dates of re-charging were evident on the larger ones and there is doubt whether the hand extinguisher had ever been re-charged since its purchase "Emergency wiring in several offices presents a fire hazard and some emergency equipment should certainly be Recommendations Ignored Then the report declared recommendations could be made toward the improvement ot office operation but it seems a waste of time inasmuch as these are rarely carried It attacked the of cooperation between the law-enforcing and proscruting offices of the county This'' it said resulted in ill-feeling and on two occasions a waste of time and money in grand jury hearings If the powers and duties of the coroner the sheriff and the district attorney aie not dearly defined under the law it would seem a sensible thing for these officers to get together in an amicable way and develop a procedure that would eliminate fridion and duplication of effort" Jail's rendition rraised The building and grounds statement said there is a duplication nf Ihe work of this committee end the olfires and officers committee one or the other should be dispensed with" The county jail wa fmmd to be dean and in Il is proposed that a womens' ward should be built immediately and means taken lo segregate young boys from older in jail Although the grounds were in good condition to the work of prisoners allowed lo work there" a competent gardener be hired to superintend the Plans tor a new courthouse annex studied and we are in agreement with proposed new office arrangements" the report said A need for younger men as Janitors was expressed with the present janitor to act in a supervisory capacity Ross Cottage found to be well managed" after a inspection' to the pump should be changed so that it Is not in Ihe house" the report said The detention home should also have (ire extinguishers lighting and healing could be greatly improved ihe bark yard should be fenced In a garage could be provided tor the matron's car and the little house In Ihe rear could easily be converied into a classroom" Hilary Boosts Urged The grand jury in its conclusion said all criminal matters were weighed carefully and declared Is the opinion of the grand Jury that much time Is wasted tn the hearing of nelly personal quarrels which rould best be decided by a civil suit or the parlies themselves" Two resolutions were recommended lo Ihe 1947 stele legislature: The first lo inrreose per diem pay of grand Jurors to $6 The second to increase the salary of tho Judge of the superior courl In Shasta rounty to $9000 a year Ellis Flowers Of Wcavcrville Dies Ellis Flowers of Weavervilla died ol Stanford Lane hospital in San Francisco Wednesday morning He was the son of Mr di'I Mrs William Flowers nf Wcuvu-vllle FILES PETITION Austin Smith has petHtonM tn superior court to end Joint i-ancy of two parcels of land in the Redding grant held with Laura Smith who died Nov 2 1944 A two year report for 1945-1946 was released by the grand Jury Wednesday covering county finances the county hospital roads and bridges county officers and affices and county buildings and grounds The jury found county finances io bis excellent condition" It reported that far as can be determined by an examination of ihe various offices of Shasta county and after consulting the report of the certified auditing firm making the audit of the county we find the finances of the county as revealed by such examination and audit to be in excellent The report continued "we find that all claims presented including any claims for supplies purchased in excess of bid prices and all mileage of the various officers are checked and approved by the district attorney board of supervisors and auditor before payment is Ask Parrhasinc Agent The jury stated a saving to taxpayers would be performed if a responsible purchasing agent was appointed for all offices agencies and departments of the county and made another recommendation for this move although action has been taken by the board of supervisors Also (he report said recommended by a preceding grand jury we find that all fees which the sheriff receives are now being paid into the county Expenses incurred in 1945 for Klamath weed control ihe jury revealed were $33000 of which $19711 paid by the federal government and $13289 by Ihe county'' County Hospital The rounty hospital report dealt with the building set-up overlapping of authority of hospital officials the kitchens and exposed wiring creating fire hazards It stated the main building of the hospital set-up is in good shape and dean the other buildings such as the tuberculosis ward and old men's quarters are badly in need of repair Exposed wiring creates a fire hazard in both buildings and some long-range building program should be adopted Continuing it said between department heads seems to have disappeared with the resignation of Matron Emma Wright and the appointment of a new farm superintendent However an overlapping of authority exists In the positions of matron county physician and county superintendent and in the interest of more efficient supervision these positions should he rlearly Need Rperial Meals The report attacked methods of preparing meals for tuberculosis patients was noted In several visits that meals for Ihe tuberculosis ward were prepared in the main kitchen without attention to a suitable diel for this lype of pa-lient Inasmurh as a completely equipped kitchen exists in this ward it was fell that meals rould be prepared there and more palatable meals prepared as prescribed by the county physician portion of the basement under the main building is frequently flooded during the rainy season result mg in spoilage of fnodstufif and olher supplies stored there This rendition has existed for some years yet nothing seems to be rianned for improvement Would Improve Road has also been recommended in the rast other ground for the county cemetery should be found which will not he affected by the high water-table as In the present cemetery We understand that some cursory study of another plot has been made by the supei- Book Lists Brands Of Shasta Cattle Les Berry county farm advisor has finished an 18 months li'k oj compiling Into book form a list of marks brands and Principal range location of around 4tl0 Shasta county cattlemen The hook is now avsilahlc at his office for 50 i-cnis Berry hopes the book will sid in preventing cattle stealing and enable cattlemen to gather their animals in the fall Sections are arranged according lo the position of the brand on the animal Divisions listed are: right shoulder right ribs right hip left shoulder left ribs and loll hip Next lo each brand are the ear marks the name of the owner his residence and the winter and summer ranges In the back of Ihe hook is an alphabetical index listing the name of each cattleman Berry had prcvloulv published a cattle Itot in mimeograph form Trinity To Tell Of Plans For Fair Trinity county's building plans for new county fair grounds will be presented at the annual meeting nf Ihe Western Pairs association to be held at San Luis Obispo Prb 17 to 21 In conjunction with Ihe College of Pairs Stale architects will be asked at that ilme for expert advice on the plans However building must wait until the housing shortage has been relieved even though the plans are acceptable lo the slate One and possibly two persons will represent Trinity county at the meeting seeks custody of minor children restraining order from selling rommunily property equitable division of community property $100 monthly support for children $100 monthly support pending action and attorney's fees and costs Trial date set for March 28 in an action for alleged non-payment of $422160 brought by Milo Frank and California Furniture Products company against Charles Nelson Motion granted to incorporate Nelson's partner Thomas Mayhcw as cross-complainant Alwilda Haller Charles Haller continued to Feb 24 an order to show cause for contempt of court brought by plaintiffs attorney Glenn Newton for not paying attorney's fees after interlocutory divorce Chester Dicstclhorst June I Dicstelhorst continued to March 3 after a cross-complaint by defendant in divorce action Bessie Dickinson Clifford Dickinson continued to Marrh 3 in a divorce action asking $100 monthly support attorney's fees and costs Reynolds George Russell demurrer In amended complaint over-ruled and delcndanl given 20 days In answer Plaintiff alleges snoncy owed him on contract for purchase of land Club members have obtained lumber to make necessary work tables and benches in ihe lower rnm al Shasla high which is the club meriing pi ire II is planned In set up a high frequency transmitter there Refreslnneulx will be served at Ihe next meeting Anna May Iliam 77 Dies Today Mrs Anna May Iliam 77 of Peddme riied at Memorial hospital Wednesday morning She wi born In Minneapolis Minn May 31 I860 roming to California 4 years ago and to Redding in 1P32 Fhe leaves three sons Iliam of Redding I) iliam and William Hiain hnlh of San Joe: three daughters Mr Elizabeth Reyd of Sar-rumenln Mrs Marii Srhelr and Mrs Helen Moreno hnlh of San Jose eight grandchildren and four great-grandchildren HI ES PETITION Claude Whiteman public administrator lias pel dinned in superior courl lor summary proceedings in the eslale of John Goslin who died Feb 10 Avey Heads Radio Amateurs ertCIty kkSTAURANT Con liter wiiin stools attsrhsd movable Excel-lent condition Rohde Box Project City IFl'llF 22 engine liglit wl com nart Pumps SOqnn gallona par hour 100 lb pressure 200 ft new 24" hose flood for mining or Irrigation Complete with foot valve 9375 2039 Phials St Red-dlng No 4 2-wlre serv rntranra cable No 8 8-wiiv range rable 33-2 Rome and 14-2 Romex A few pull chain receptacles range panels Some switch and receptacle boxes Clerk Weneg elect hot water heaters JAMES ELECTRIC Phone S7W12 CM-fra I Valley IIIaLI CASH Register1 small child's bicycle Rig Dipper Can-trv I Valiev Phone MW5 t)tLC0 light plant Complete with deep wall pump Also Mod A Ford Pickup 1571) Fig Street Phone 1I4J NoW OPEN foo till 5:00 ElcHrs motors and motor rewinding 14-X 14-3 12-3 Romex wall boxes range panels and rereptrons water heater air coolers restaurant slxa refrlgrator new Huey Electric Service Summit City Pli Redding 7W2 Cement Blocks For Your BuUdlnga A BUILDING CONSTRUCTED WITH BLOCKS COSTS NO MORE THAN LUMBER IT I PERMANENT FIREPROOF COOLER WARMER LOW UP-KEEP OAKS Band Crave! A Cement Products Ptf Phone l-J-l Offlee 1449 MKMMMMKMMIMMMMAMIM Far hale 48 WEATHERSTRIP Mtal nr fR weatherstrip for every nad Metsl and Frit $110 (or 20 ft Boll Weathcrslrippinc (e per (L LeFebvre's 1449 RTnrkof pnone 944 BEETPULP $65 per ton SPECIAL TRICE Fffertiva Until March I si A HIGHTOWER ANDERSON FEED STORE HfilKS le laiimin tires vHdin and mandMln flume sjir AIR COOLER FOR SALE Thone 1091 stock saddle smith generator Torches gauxes Tuneup bench Automobile peris 3rd house So Diamond Match Anderson Cliaa Kusmorrls F7'ITSALBri trad tor pickup or car Miller Central Valley Calif Box SArK-Si'Ullur lusnn rimni condition Typewriter gasoline iron hasainei and pad oivrstuffed chair drase 93 each ml So nf Redding Ilwy OT Machado's Dairy VAFTimnrTg niaiie circular saw aUartimeni hesm angle Iron Former Al Coals Roe 1 Shop 6 ml No of Redding Ilwv Auto Repair ALL MAKES CARR Work guar-anleed Reesonahle rale Reys Oarage 1627 Gold Lon 4 Distancg ft COjHaulin ieddTng1- Expert Watch Repairing fiNE WEEK SERVICE SIIASTA lIAN 1353 MARKET melal pirkitp box 3 rolls chicken wire Jack Marlin 1 ml sniilli Enterprise STEEL SEPTIC TANKS 200 300 and 500 GaL Phone 1691 FULLER BRUSHES gROOMH mnpa waxaa Earl Joy nr 693 Weal 8t Redding 1457 DOOR MATS Elf new shipment of Riibbar nr Cocoa Fibre door mala Rubber mat 1385 Cocoa fibre mat 14Mx24H $225 1 LeFebvre's 1449 Market Phone 944 FOR CRATING Phone 555 Roy Avey was elected president of the newly-oi'eanized Shasta radio dub of Redding Monday night al a meeting al Shasta muon high school attonded by radio amateurs from Sacranenlo to Weed Chris Ltoclitle was rho-en vire-preridenl Dr Wayland Wheeler secretary Ed Hciliy treasurer and James Sloe communications maivigr AH drrlions were unanimous ifh -in members ot the local club present It vas decided to incorporate Ihe club and nermary Mops were ordered Liken Avey -nuounred he would ippoini several commiMees hv (he next meeting lo be held March 3 After reprerentativrs front Chi-ro Duntmuir Mount Slia-la City and Weed had inModm'ed themselves il was decided lo Hold an inter-duh nesting here this spring inviting radio ainnlcurs I mm a Ijoinittg cities A club is now brini organized al Mount Shast City and offii-ers of the Sliasla organization will abend a meeting there Thursday night Ronnie Marlin of Saeramrnto abended Ihe meeting represenlins William ladlry IV-ific diredor of Ihe Amateur Ridio nelay league Marlin i- assistant sectional commiiuicaiions manager (or Ihe AJIRL and nHeied Ihe coop rration of Ihe organizilinn Choose Your Home from TODAY'S CLASSIFIED LISTINGS! Clyde Itann representing ihe Redding Chamber of Commerce The winning prints are io be used in future publicity campaigns featuring Redding (Photo by Downuid Bros) PHOTO CONTEST rRIZEfi-Glenn Boyd Bnd Mrs Dorothy Wilhrrill rrrelve cash awards for their winning entries in U10 recent Christmas Tree photo contest sponsored by the Shasla-Cascade Wonderland association presented by vast og Zgo road.