RCAQ5ICE 6> HOME BEAUTIFICATION
-CONTEST PLANS
Plans for the Roadside and Home Beautifi
cation Contest more gotten under ray this
last Saturday eveP.'*T'0' ’-hen the Committee
meeting from the Grange ras called at the
homo of Mrs. E, R. Brock,
Suggestions for enlisting the cooperation
and interest of Valley Residents mere that
cash orizos be ararded in a local contest
for Homo Beautification, Pictures of "be
fore" and "after" results rere suggested
to shorn progress. These pictures should
all be the same size so that they can be
mounted for Exhibition at the Fair and the
size decided by the Committee ras x 4-1-.
The contest closing date ras set at August
25, and entrants mould bo judged the first
day of the Fair. It-mas suggested that
the Grange match the Fair Association in
making Prize cash amards.
Arbor Day for the Valley rras discussed,
and May 16 ras slated to be observed here.
Mrs. Maud Hosier, firs. Vivian Goodrich and
Mrs. Gillian Hoskins trero named by the
Committee Chairman, Tom Lepak, to make .
plans for tho observance of this day.
It v:as also decided -to ask the Matanuska
Volley Chamer of Commerce and the Homemak
ers’ Club to assist in helping keep inter
est moving in general Valley Clean-up and
Beautificution.
All phases of beautification nere discus
sed including roadside clean up, moving
fences back so that the Road Commission .
could doze out roots, stumps, etc.
Vt G f f GROW [R 5 M EE T
About thirty-five Vegetable growers of the
Valley met on Wednesday evening to discuss
plans to Organize. It was voted to form
an organization and an organizational Com
mittee was formed to draw up Contracts and
By-Laws, Those put on the committee are:
Virgil Ecjtert, Martin Olsen, Mr. Ross,
Irving Ncwville, Ray Robarchek, Glen ^oodSj
and M. D, Snodgrass,
A discussion of the meeting held with the
Army followed. It was thought by those i
present that there might be a possibility !
of selling over *200,000.00 worth of Pro- !
duce to the Army,
funeral to ire Friday j
Foneral Services for Viibur Granger will
be held Friday, March 12, at the Palmer
Cemetary at 1:30 p.m., under the auspic
es of the American Legion Post Mo. 15.
Attend the Hospital Meeting Monday.
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Mrs. F. R. Sims
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