Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-04-26
Annual Clean Up
Begins April 80


several organizations was held in L
C. Graybin's office on Friday evening
at which plans for the annual clear
up were discussed. Some headway
was made but final plans were left
for meeting to be held in the I. o.
O. F. hall on Monday last. At this
meeting, at which were present Mes
danes N. H. Browning and Schmauch,
Miss Kyle and Messrs. Millard, Noble,
Schmauch, Bschan, John Pizzini. Le-
land, Kessler, Graybill, Oertli, Gray
beal, James Brodie, Auren. May, and
Scouts Millard and Lopatch, commit
tees as follows were appointed to have
general oversight over the clean up in
their respective districts:
First Ward-Mrs. Chas- Jennings,
Mrs. Chas. Rice, Mike Schmauch. AL
bert Castner. Philip Leveille, Scout
Vernon May.
Second Ward. w. Leland, Mrs.
Effie Carr, Andrew Wanta, Gus
Probst, Mike KessIer and Scout
Florek.
Third Ward-Evert Auren, James
Brodie, Mrs. N. H. Browning, Charles
johnson, Charles Clark, Mat Lesell,
Tony Lopatch.
District No. Mrs. Alex McGraw,
Maurice Beynon, John Pizzini, Mike
voytoski, George Brutofski, Frank
Zuhoski and Scout Coster.
District No. S, Business district
DIR. Graybeal, Thos. Noble, Joe Morris.
The clean up is to continue the
whole week from April Both to May
9th During the first part Of the
week it is expected that all household
ers win see that their own lots are
placed in first class condition. ashes
hauled away and cans and trash neat
iy piled at point accessible to wag-
ons. Positively no ashes will be
hauled for anyone. This must be
done at your own expense, but ali
trash, cans, etc, which can not be
be burned will be hauled away on the
last two days of the week free. These
squads are not organized to help any
man clean his own premises. Their |
purpose is to see that community
property, vacant lots, ETC., get their
share of attention.
The mayor has given permission for
ashes to be dumped in two locations
in the city park but teamsters should
be careful to learn the exact spots in
order to avoid loading second time
Cans and trash may also be disposed
of here at the direction of the mayor.
An executive committee was ap-
pointed to look after general arrange
ments, teams, etc. This committee
consists of L. C. Graybil, general
chairman; DR.. Graybeal, health Off
Ger; Mayor Millard, Mike Schmauch,
and s. A. Remington, secretary. Coun-
ty Health Officer Shea is supposed to
act with this committee.
AS last year, all school students
high school and grades-will be re-
warded with theatre tickets good for
a matinee at the Pythian in the early
part of the succeeding week.
It is believed that part of Fridays
school work will be abated in order to
allow the school children to assist in
the community work.
On Friday and Saturday teams will
be busy all day hauling the accumu-
lated rubbish. Ashes will not be
hauled. After cleaning up the home
yard, each person should hold himself
or herself in readiness to assist in the +,
community effort No one is going
to lose caste by helping to make Belt I
better place to live in. and the ladies
who assisted 30 nobly last year would
be flAttered were they to hear the
honest compliments paid them by OBJ
servers.
Trucks and wagons will be thank
fully received il donated but the COM
mittees have no funds with which to
hire any. in fact. they have no money
Mt all and must raise few dollars
with which to pay for the rent of the !
films which the Pythian will run free Z
of charge
The advertising is being donated by
ssThe Times Every one Ia to expect
that the only reward ne will receive {
for labor on this day is the approba- il
ton of his fellow citizens and the e
Of having done his
share Of community service. n