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CLEANING.,..Maxine AnD Joun Reep's HELP 1s
qIveEN To Dow ALEXANDER IN 'CLEANING' THE RED
CARPET 1N Nevapa City IN ADVANCE OF THE VISIT BY
BPW Strate Presipvent Rutw Cuurcn Gupta,
Four Courses Offered Adult Residents
Nevada County residents interested in any of four courses
being offered by Sierra College
this term at Nevada Union High
School were reminded today by
Evening School Director Frank
Van Vliet to enroll Jan. 30.
Registration for classes will be
held Jan, 30 between 6:30 and
9:30 p.m. at Nevada Union High
School for college classes which
will begin Feb. 3 and last 20
weeks through the first week of
June.
Classes to be offered include
business 75, real estate practices,
on Monday evenings from 7 to
9:30 p.m.; Political Science 1,
Tuesdays at 7 p.m.; American
Literature Tuesdays at 7 p.m.;
and English 4, creative writing,
Thursdays at 7 p.m. Instructors
will include English instructors
Ray Nelson and William Hotchkiss, Social Studies instructor
Harold Chastain, and a real estate instructor to be named.
Laundromat Is Given City Approval
A proposed laundromat opposite
Seven Hills School in an R-1 zone
has the approval of the Nevada
City Planning Commission.
Mrs. E.M. Puckland received
approval of a variance last week
which would allow her to construct a 1200 square foot building
onthe lot at about 640 Zion St.,
where a house trailer is now situ~
ated.
The laundry and dry cleaning
. establishment would have parking
inthe rear for about six cars, ac' cording to plans shown the com~
mission.
A half-circle driveway in the
; front would allow car service for
VINYL COATED
PRINT LINOLEUM
now at the price
of former print
(which is dis-continued)
9’ and 12’ rolls
@ $410 sq. yd. .
—**es # *# 6 *# +
54° CONGOWALL .
WALL COVERING
“lin. ft.
Do-it-yourself for a
long lasting and easily
car A d Bh covering.
SEEUSFOR ALL YOUR ELOORING NEEDS. > > . ]
JIM HEATHER
FLOOR COVERING
233 MILL STREET
GRASS VALLEY
phone 273-6028
the cleaning “pickup” service.
The commission also granted
Donald Read, 436 Clay St., a
variance permit to operate a
small cylinder boring shop in conjunction with his home there.
Both variances will become effective if there are no protests
prior to Feb. 5, Otherwise, the
matter will come before the city
council for a decision.
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TYPEWRITERS
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ALL shop cleaned—oiled—adjusted—
checked—new ribbons—guaranteed
— p> from $4950.
ONE 273-4288
120 W. Main Street
Grass Valley
Kri hi’s
Paint Store
146 MILL STREET
GRASS VALLEY, CALIF.
PHONE 2734856
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