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PAGE SIX.
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THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET
a
FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1935,
MUNICIPAL POOL GRASS VALLEY
OPEN NEXT WEEK ALL SET FOR
JULY FOURTH
The Nevada City
sion Tuesday ey
ganized. R. J. Bennetts was chosen
* secretary and H. M. eete,
tary. The recommendations
dison Janes, life guard at the
Park . Commismet ening and or
secreof Adswimming pool, were read and the conrmission adopted the following items
among them as its own and recommended to the city council that they,
be earried out: :
(a) New fasteners for wire feuee
about swim g pool, to prevent in-,°
juryt'o bathers. (hb) Red bands for .
arms, or other marking, for non-;
swimmers, to identify them for .
special life guard jWotection. .(c) .
Sprinkling system to prevent dust .
blowing into pool. (d) cement walk .
around wading pool, which~may be.
laid when porch floor of community j
house is under construction; walk}
and keeping wading pool clean.!
(g) City insurance:to cover acci-.
dents at pool. (h) Depth numerals or}
markers along a of pool. (i) InSstaliment of phone at change house, .
the need of s indicated by an}
aceident las the
pool of a
stalNation. of
ely; and purchase
sixty
swimming
neighboring
chlo
feet of rope.
held
the Fourth of
in Grass Valley
forward. The commit
Pians for
bration
moving
planning
hey believe there will be a
rowd in attendance.
their
ass Valley
pose gr cies ‘ters
el that their
shape:
weekly
Chamber
meeting
€}
plans are in
Announcement was made that they
bands in thé parSchool
School
Concert Band and
hope to have four
The .Grass Valley
Nevada City
Grass Valley
High
High
ade:
Band,
Band,
the Columbia Park Boys Club Band
of San Francisco. Harold George and
A. R. Curnow compose the
committee.
In addition to the
play of floats on the
the ‘“‘Horriblies”’
celebrations will be a
On July 4 the
{0 a. m. followed by pat
as in
feature?
=e patade
riotic
es with band music, g
A © choir singing, addre
Harry L.
apella
sman
yarade;
in
early
tee
music
exe
ss by
Englebright, !
;
continuous sports!
J uly celeare rapidly
is
illuminated disnight of July
day
will begin at
Ylee club and!
an elaborate celebration as
record
The committee
the
of Commerce
Wednesday night and
good!
fe coiuiissionalso tecominend=+prosram trom. 1. p.m. until night!
ed two granite siabs near the com-}] fall, culminating in a band concert .
Munity house b : fed and used} and fireworks at Memorial Park. ‘
as gate posts at the Nimrod street The morning parade will be built!
entrance: that the road throtizh the} around the themé of the twelve}!
park be covered ith fine stone} months of the year with floats de.
screenings;
and!
that one or two ditches. Picting and representing the most im.
.
Montreal,7
com-,
He
and-holes alone the road be drained: portant dates in the months.
or filled; that turnouts be construct. ee eeepc
ed along the road; that flood lights William Rector, son of Mr.
be installed over the pool; that lev-. Mrs. RE. M. Rector returned honie}
els be run across the recreation field: from McGil} University in
preparatory to grading it for re-. Canada, o1 Monday, having
creation and sports uses: that when! Pleted his second year of work.
a kitchen is constructed at the com-.
munity house thai it be placed at the
east end, and that the west end win.
dows be altered accordingly; tha
came
summer
opening
home by car
in Nevada City.
of the pool, probably
and will spend his
,
\
t
June:
a screen be placed over the chimney . .3, and make arrangements for the
of the public fireplace near season‘s schedule. The commission
Deer: Creek to prevent sparks -. decided that the janitor work in the
ing out into’ the surrounding forlairse rooms should be done by the
est; that the city health authorities . } guard, either before, or after,
be asked to eliminate an open toilet ning 6f the pool each day.
on Silva avenue; that samples of The commission decided that’ no
spring water be semt to the state pubvs toward charging an admission
lic health authorities to be tested; fee for the use of the swimming pool
that arrangements be made with the nd change rooms, should be taken
city council for the cleaning
of the pool at stated intervals.
The commission accepted the
of Mrs. Flindt to
hour twice a week at the
ly accepted,
proper
offer
conduct a
park,
and secretary
story
gladasked to
until it has gained. some
proper standards.
experience
and pool in the conduct of the park
and has a better grasp of amount of
financing. needed to maintain it at
maintaining a
and
The question of
tender the thanks of the commission’ small concession at one of the change
to Mrs. Flindt, : rooms, for the sale of candy
The commission decided to meet other small articles, was discussed
with Addison Janes prior to the but no decision was reached.
neatett co
FIRST ager
MONTHS
i935,
whe
combined
1985 FORD V-8 COUPE
$690
' FORD D
COMPARE OUR PRICES
1935 FORD V-8 SEDAN
$706
DELIVERED
WEBB MOTORS
EALERS
Phone 195, Grass Valley
on‘ the road to recovery under the! , most delightful nine o’clock breaksaré of D or C. C. Suiton at the
aie puree wel al sek “ifast in her gardens at . Robinson
county hospital. oe ‘
: ! Heights on Tuesday. The setting unLast Saturday Katherine Lavezi “ar of ib ti
or a ti ines was mos izola, 5-year-old daughter of Mr. and eet ne Say eee é se
Mrs. Joe Lavezzola, caught her armiful and the ladies were greatly
in the electric wringer and had it} charmed with Mrs. Farmer’s cordial
drawn up to above the elbow. X-ray{ hospitality and ner beautiful garpda chins were taken by Doctor Har-! a.n Guests at the, breakiast were:
ae of Alleghany which revealed nO’ Mrs. Claude Ferguson, Mrs, Raglan
ST ACLU TCE, Tuttle, Mrs. Otto Schiffner, Mrs. HeR. F. Taylor and D. W. Mills have
The two men hurt in the accident
last Saturday on Depot Hill are welll
. been
DOWNIEVILLE
‘
surveying in Sierra
ithe past few days.
Judge and Mrs. J. M.
and Mrs.
Sunday
land.
An
Adoo
was found in his tent.
to ed
days.
of death by
Mr.
the
Seales,
County
a few
of
for
Seales
Ruby
from a
Lavezzola
inquest was held
of Indian Valley
He
have been ab
The jury
dead
returned
Anderson,
Placer
and Mrs.
Mining
Anderson
Surveyor
days.
are
George
Valley f
MeMalton
return
weeks trip to OakWednesday
ifternoon on the body of Andrew Mcwhose body
is believout thr
a verdict
natural causes.
superintendent of
C0:;
Tayl or
. MRS. FARMER HOSTESS
. AT OUTDOOR BREAKFAST
H
Mrs. F. A. Farmer
°T . Cambridge, Massachusetts.
entertained at ;
len de Rodda and daughter, Mary of
ed
Signal Stove Oil
ee
of
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SPECIALIST
“THE SCIENCE
SEEING”
IN
EYES E x iM at
Dr. C. L. HOGUE,
OF
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GLASSES FITTED
147
Evenings by
Mill Street Gras
Phone 624
s Valley
Appointment
\
) Like all of Signal’s varied
. products it’s Stove Oil is refined after a special formula
which insures greater heating
service at a Savings which
a
you will appreciate.
We can make
liverics to your home.
A. . . ROWER
Signal Distributor
Phone Grass Valley 626
reguiar deihre the
addition
of local
contractors
Bobst,
construction superintendent
Another
to the list
general
is George
formerly
Cap at the Lava
Mine.
George has renewed his general contractors license and
started a residence
and service station
for Mr. Lobdell on
the Gras ValleyNevada City Highway. His slogan is
“Let George Do It.’
Our new ap et of
Vello, the washable
wall finish has arrived and it will pa
you to see us about
Vello. before you
finish those inside .
walls.
E. Pearce .
is busy with his}
tools and électric
sander, finishing old
floors and putting .
the final touch on.
Clarence
lays an
kinds
floors.
A ca
tomer
12x12x
mornin
him the
that we had them in}
stock for
very. delis
have tI
long
glad to
The
of the
the H
Store g
ly wi
Ross i
the wor
l color sc
ind silv
Howard's
cabinet
‘THE
'NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER
of
and
make a fine
lation.
H. W. Pricer
the painting
tractor on the
tures.
instal.
was .
confixd finishes all
i mrnad We have finally
. taken a few hours
; off and built a small
. display board showing the most popular types of Pabco
Shingles. If interested you will — find
the display alongside of our office on
Boulder Street.
BRIDGE
Nellie. says she
likes bridge parties
all right as long as
the bridge isn’t too
near the main road.
ll by a cusfor timbers
26’ long this
£ preue nt
> information
immediate
We also
1em up to 32’
will be
quote prices.
re-juvenation
interior of .
arris: D7 u-24
oes on rapidth Howard SPECIAL
n charge of A large bottle of
k. The new] furniture polish
HERE’S OUR
heme of blue} with a quart can.of .
er applied to. Old English Noexcellent} Rubbing Floor Wax ;
work will} —both for’89 cts. .
.
.
FULL SERVICE YARD”
COMPANY
new hardwood and} Oscar J. Odegaard, Manager
pine floors. C. vans Phones 498-499. Nevada City
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Our large variety of worsted,
SELECT YOUR FABRIC FOR
YOUR NEW SPRING SUIT
No Matter What It May Be, We'll
Style a Masterpiece
woolen,
WE CREDIT YOUR PHONE twist, tweed, and other Spring suiting
pa tterns, is as fine as the work of the
custom tailors who will fit you, perfectly in the style of your choice.
Quick and Efficient Service for Your Cleaning and Dyeing
GRASS VALLEY CLEANERS
ED. BURTNER, Proprietor
Phone 375 Grass Valley
GOOD SERVICE COSTS NO MORE
A modern establishment—a trained, intelligent and courteous
personnel — distinctive motor equipment and other evidences of
progress and prosperity are NOT an indication that funeral service
charges will be high. A successful concern can be built only by serving honestly and well, at prices that are fair and reasonable.
HOLMES FUNERAL HOME
“Ambulance Service With Safety and Dignity”
Phone 56W, Grass Valley. Phone 203, Nevada City.
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