Springville Herald | 1948-04-15 | Page 4 | A Good Job Well Done

M A GOOD JOB WELL DONE II was n fine gesture on tke part of the city, schools anJ civic cIuLs to take over the city spring house cleaning Friday. Practically every street was covered by an enthusiastic group of youngsters, directed by a member from a civic organization, organiza-tion, a city official or a school teacher. Besides giving the streets a new look, the spring cleaning campaign was a line example of what can be accomplished through co-operation. Only the men were seen in the road gangs, the girls having been instructed to stay at home and tidy up the yards. All should be commended for a good job well done. As an incentive to the very young folks, tickets were distributed to the picture show in the afternoon, and the Rivoli theater was packed with hard-working youngsters who had piled up many rocks and leaves for this special treat. ourely the many out-ot-town folks coming to Springville Spring-ville to see the art will note the clean, orderly appearance of streets throughout our city, which is known as "The Art City of the West."