CLEAN UP CROWLEY CAMPAIGN — Pictured above are the chairmen, sponsors, and school representatives of "Operation Clean Up and Keep Crowley Clean," who met in the city courtroom on Friday afternoon to discuss plans for a city-wide clean-up campaign in preparation for Cleanest City Contest judging scheduled for Tuesday, April 13. Left to right are Mike Sarver, Dana Boudreaux, Mrs. W.W. Walton, co-chairman of Operation Clean-Up, Denise Boulet, Denis Reggie, Mrs. Gordon Dore, co-chairman, Jerry Trumps, Mrs. Jack Hodges, co-chairman, Francis Robichaux, Mrs. Pattee Holland, Nora Poullard, and Stanford Harmon.

FOR CLEAN CITY JUDGING

Mayor Urges Showing

Of Pride In Cleanup

Up and Keep Crowley Clean." t city employees could not do all

Mrs. Dore made the an- the work, that additional nouncement at a general equipment and labor would be meeting Friday afternoon in the needed.

city courtroom during which Coordinator Bill Williams operation coordinator Bill emphasized the importance of a Williams, Mrs. Dore, and co- good turn-out of Crowley , chairmen Mrs. Jack Hodges and citizens on "Clean-up Day," j Mrs. W.W. Walton solicited the April 3, to kick off the cleaning cooperation of representatives campaign. Citizens who are of local schools, organizations, willing to work are to meet at 9 and churches in a city-cleaning a.m. in Meyer Park, Avenue J

campaign.   and Seventh Street, before

Mayor Joe Gielen told the reporting to different sections of group that it would take "the the city to begin the tidying-up cooperation of all the citizens of effort.

Crowley if the city is to win any   Representatives of Crowley

award." The Mayor stated that schools have divided the city into nine sections, assigning areas to different classes and school clubs and making them responsible for cleaning that section. Students are lining up trucks, mowers, and other equipment for the campaign.

Mayor Gielen said that• besides general clean-up tasks, City employees are whitewashing trees in city parks and repainting parking lanes on city streets. The Louisiana Department of Highways will mow the grass along thoroughfares into the city. The project also has the cooperation of the Acadia Parish Police Jury.

Crowley citizens are urged by the operation co-chairmen to deal with abandoned autos, unmowed lots, and other eyesores. An appeal was made that young people and adults alike stop littering city streets with drink cans and cups.

The Mayor urged Crowley

CROWLEY, La. — The city of Crowley will be judged on the afternoon on Tuesday, April 13, in the Louisiana Cleanest City Contest, according to Mrs. Gordon Dore, president of the Crowley Garden Club and cochairman of "Operation Clean

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