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Show Springville in the Limelight . . . delighted with the industry the mining he saw; that h preciated very much the 0n S!' tunity to learn something the Mormons; he found the , dents of the BYU to be " most disciplined in Amerithe He was pleased to address? high school and "most en; the choir." nj0W Springville was somewhat in the limelight and received much favorable publicity the past week with the annual cleanup featured in The Satm-day Satm-day Evening Post and an ambassador am-bassador from Peru visiting the C1After reading the magazine story, the director of the Utah Tourist and Publicity Council wrote the Springville Herald and commended the citizens asking also that the Herald convey to the people the deep appreciation of the Council for the excellent publicity given this city and the state through the cleanup. The letter stated in part: "This is a good example of how civic pride brings a bonus divident in free publicity to a community. "The prime reason for your spring cleanup of course, is to make your town a better place to live and work, but when it is recognized in a national publication pub-lication with ' a beautiful full-color full-color picture, then your efforts ef-forts are doubly rewarding." Also from the Peruvian Embassy Em-bassy in Washington D. C, came appreciation of the fine reception given Dr. Vasquez, who came here as a result of this city being known as an art center to study a small city. A letter from the Governmental Govern-mental Affairs Institute also stated that Dr. Vasquez was |
