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Show SWIMMING POOL TO BE FINISHED IN A FEW DAYS Rules and Regulations Drafted Governing Operations of Pool The municipal swimming pool will be finished and open to the public in a few days. The work has been rushed rush-ed in order that the public might have the advantage of the pool during the summer days. The cost of construction has far exceeded ex-ceeded the original estimate, notwithstanding notwith-standing the numerous donations of labor and materials, and the Lions Club is still several hundred dollars behind the actual amount necessary to defray the costs of construction and expenses. The Club has been disappointed dis-appointed in response to public subscriptions, sub-scriptions, and from the amounts subscribed sub-scribed it would seem that the public is not highly enthusiastic over this civic venture. The pool will not be operated for profit and it was not the original intention in-tention to charge more than a mere nominal admittance barely enough to defray the salary of the atendant and the power bill for pumping water, but in view of the small amount subscribed sub-scribed by the public and the outstanding out-standing bills, it has been found necessary nec-essary to mpke the charge usually maintained by pools operated under private ownership, until the indebtedness indebted-ness has been paid. If the pool is patronized to any extent, the income should take care of the unpaid balance within a short time ,and the prices will be then reduced materially. Every precaution is being taken by the local and state boards of health to make the pool strictly sanitary and to keep it in that condition, and it will be guarded strictly and continuously to prevent any contagion. No offensive offen-sive conduct will be tolerated, and children will be closely watched by a tHained attendant in charge at all times. Following are the rules and regula-i regula-i tions adopted by the Lions Club with the consent and cooperation of the Town Board: 1. Tho price of admission, until ""rther change, shall be ten cents for children of both sexes up to fifteen years of age; twenty-five cents for ladies, and fifty cents for men; twenty five cents extra in all cases where suits are furnished by the swimming pool. 2. The hours shall be from ten o'clock A. M. until ten o'clock P. M. of each day in the week. 3. Each person desiring admission to the swimming pool shall be required requir-ed to register in a book kept for that purpose, giving name and address. 4. No children under the age of fifteen fif-teen years will be permitted in the swimming pool after six o'clock P. M. unless accompanied in the water by either a parent or guardian. 5. No lunches or confections of any kind will be permitted inside the bath houses, pool or fence surrounding the swimming pool, and anyone throwing papers, trash, litter or any substance on the ground or in the water will be summarily ejected by the attendant. 6. No smoking will be permitted inside in-side the bath houses, pool or fence surrounding the swimming pool, and any person smoking inside such enclosure en-closure will be summarily ejected by the attendant. 7. All children and adults of both sexes will be required after putting on bathing suits and before entering the pool, to take a shower, and the attendant atten-dant in charge will be required to enforce en-force this rule strictly, and any person per-son refusing to take a shower before entering the pool will be denied admittance ad-mittance into the pool. 8. Any person using profane or obscene ob-scene language, or indulging in boisterous, boist-erous, tumultuous or offensive conduct will be summarily ejected, and may be denied admittance in the future. ;9. Parents of children using the swimming pool desiring their children to remain in the pool for a limited time may advise the attendant to that effect and such children will be required requir-ed to leave the pool upon the expiration expira-tion of such time. 10. Any accredited organization may have the use of the swimming pool for swimming parties after the hour of ten o'clock P. M. and until the hour of twelve thirty P. M., by making mak-ing arrangement with the attendant and reserving any particular evening providing the same admittance be paid as in other cases, and providing such swimming party be held under the auspicies of such organization and only for its rrtem,bers and invited guests. 11. These rules and regulations shall be subject to change or alteration altera-tion at any time ,and without notice. The public is greatly indebted to the following persons who generously . donated the following amounts in la- j bor, material, etc., and who are to be: highly congratuloted upon their will-1 ingness to serve the public in a worthy cause: Wallace Outzen 10.00 j Alia Kirk 76.00! Wallace Morris . 10.00 1 John Alburn 55.25 Claud Morris , 36.75 j Poster Morris 33.50 S. D. Laith 29.75 W. L. Vooriiees 38.00 F. L. Carter 4. 36.75 ! S. D. Osborn 1.00 ! Tom Johanson 30.75; John Welch 29.50 ! Stanley Voorhees 19.00 j L. M. Hughes 60.00 Theodore Kronholm all plumbing and: labor Mr. W. C, Cates 10.00: P. B. W. Club 25.00 Antone Johnson ..... 2.00' Marge Griffith 1.00 ' Elam Foutz 1.00 j D. L. Trille 5.00 ' Don James i 1.00 : Ray Casterline 1.00 ; Shirl Schow 1.00: Geo. Trible 1.00 ; n I |
