Salt Lake Telegram | 1922-03-26 | Page 31 | Dates Fixed for Annual Clean up Week

OATES l Es FIXED FILED FUR f B ANNUAL CLEAN CLEANUP UP WEEK Commercial Club Names April 10 to 15 for City Beautiful Activities Ac ivi ies i I April 10 to 15 16 Inclusive has been designated for Salt Lakes Lake's annual Ce Cleanup and week weel Plans discussed Friday at the initial meeting of the special executive executive executive tive committee of the Commercial club in charge of the campaign contemplate contemplate contemplate con con- template oven even greater efforts toward cle cleaning nIng and beautifying the city than in n former years Participation by all the schools of the city Boy Doy Scouts tho the city street department i merchants and home owners generally I is assured and all signs points to an I I I i I intensive and nd thorough campaign closing Arbor day Prizes ar are areto to be offered the schools showing the trio best results during the week Two prizes will go go goto to the the schools with students or more morn and two to schools with under students stu stu- i dents School children were responsible j i ble last year for the cleaning repairing re- re re-I re pairing and beautifying of thousands of back yards and homes and it is expected that the great greit record set I then will be exceeded this year Assurances have already been received re received received re- re I fr from m City Commissioner T T. P. P F F. Burton Durton of the tho hearty cooperation of the city during Cleanup and Paint- Paint I sup up week Ho IIo has announced that the street department is already hauling hauling haulIng haul- haul ing away garbage of all alt sorts 1 if left left leftIn I in n the p proper ro P er receptacles and that I this work worl will veil foe bo continued It has also been stated that I persons placing garbage in gutters I will be foe vigorously prosecuted I The fire fire fire- department will also cooperate cooperate co- co cooperate operate extensively and special of-f of efforts ef- ef forts are to be made to interests interest I property owners in painting shingle roofs as a fire preventative It is I estimated that but one ono in every shingle s Ingle roofs in Salt Lake are paint painted d I a and d the unpainted ones according to Chief W. W H. H Bywater of the fire department constitute a fire menace of no mean proportions It Is s be believed believed believed be- be that the painting of shingle roofs will aid materially in beautifying beautify beautify- ing ng the city generally The American legion and municipal employment bure bureaus us will also cooperate co cooperate cooperate co- co operate in the campaign and it t is expected that many unemployed persons persons persons per per- sons will be Abe given work during the week and before It is planned to conduct the bureaus so that the unemployed unemployed un- un un un- employed will be favored In the work of cleaning and painting to be done Hugh Coburn adjutant of the Americ American Amer Amer- American ic ican n legion and head of the legions legion's local employment bureau will likely be placed in charge of this feature of the campaign Members of the executive committee committee committee com com- In charge of the campaign are James H. H i Br Branscomb chairman A A. A B B. Pembroke Hugh Coburn Mrs Airs J J J. T. T Beless T. T F. F Burton Durton W. W H H. Bywater J J. Leo Fairbanks Dr Ar William Wllliam Chris Chris- Mrs Airs Don R. R Corey A A. A II H. Sconberg Bryant Young and Carl W. W Scott