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    Do’s and Don’ts of Spring Gardening
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    logo_cornvillecommunityCornville AZ (March 25, 2014) – Join the Cornville Community Association April 9th at 6:00 PM at Oak Creek School. Bob Snyder of Windmill Gardens will present “It’s Time to Start Gardening” with the do’s and don’ts of spring gardening. Marion Johnson and Ava from Yavapai County Master Gardener’s Association will do a Power Point presentation on pest control and gopher problems. There will be a question and answer period following each speaker. The meeting is open to all members and visitors at no cost.

    Guest speakers will follow the business meeting which includes election of board members, approval of the 2014 budget, and annual Committee Activity Reports.

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    The May meeting will host Supervisor Tom Thurman and some county staff. In June we’ll have the Cornville Chili Cook-off so get your recipes ready.

    Cornville Community Association meets on the second Weds of each month except July & December – and for 2014 also August. Planning & Zoning meets the first week of the month, while Public Works meets the third Weds. Details of these meetings can be found on their new website www.CornvilleAZ.org

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