Green Grass Contest Shines at WAL Radio Event
WAL Radio finished its Green Grass Contest inviting listeners to mow the lawn and send in entries. Prizes included power lawnmowers for the most unique and largest lettered lawns mowed in the program.
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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1963
Page
3
WAL Radio finished its Green Grass Contest inviting listeners to mow the lawn and send in entries. Prizes included power lawnmowers for the most unique and largest lettered lawns mowed in the program.
Social notes report August gatherings in St. Charles area. Harlan unit met at Mrs. Astry Henson with four members. plans for the Flea Market and linen booth decoration. Jolly Workers Extension Club held its August meeting at Mrs. Selma Pfeiffer’s with seven members. Senior Weldon Spring 4-H Club demonstrated diet health topics. Multiple notices mention picnics, dances at KC Halls, and family visits including Mr. and Mrs. Bell and the Harris family.
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