White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1929-02-15
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ted to use these things that side step
the law when private individuals were
not allowed to use them. Mr. Mclean
explained that this matter had been
taken up with all Oranges OF the
county and Pomona of the State Dut
that where the features were rot OBJ
jectiona5ie it seemed to be the OPINION
that these things would continue to De
allowed.
A Resolution, written by the Vale
Grange, asking for the dropping OF the
inspection service at the point OF ar,
rival of shipments, was read ana
tabled until the next meeting OF the
Pomona due to the fact that 1t was feit
that more general hearing as tar as
the Grange was concerned should De
had on this resolution.
Mr., Trotnanhauser asked tnat
women present submit price winch
they would be willing to take f:o.o.
shipping point for various commodities
raised upon the farm. Mr.. Ironan-
hauser had in mind some preliminary
work to the development OF pro-
ducer-consun1er marketing propose
ton whereby more direct contact
would be made.
The County Agent took up the mat
ter of real home building in the county
and the use of trees and shrubs In sucn
program. We believe that the agri-
ultural situation in the county is on
the upward trend ard that at ieast a
good many people in the county teei
that a good living PLUS some SAVING
can be made here in the county and
that taken all in all it is good section
in which to live. Many of our homes
however, have too little of the trees
ard shrubs and flowers about them
which is required to assist in making
a home. Many of the local flowers ano
/ hrubs can be used even to the use OF
sage brush in some areas. 1t is better
. have something that requires com
paratively small amount of time ane
effort to keep it growing than to have
things which constantly require atten
ton The native Juniper is one OF thu
best evergreens available and can b
found in several forms. The trees be
ing sold by the College for wind breai
paintings, can be purchased very read
lily and recommendation was made tina
every Grange take this matter up in
definite way and see if definite pro
gram could not be planned for thi
year looking toward beginning in tn
work of Improvement of the HON
grounds along, this line.
| A SPLENDID banquet was served b
the White Bluffs Grange at thei
Grange Hall, following which, thos
present adjourned to the Gym of tn
school building where the evening pre-
gram was conducted. A number of sc
lect'ons by the band were enjoyed b
!. all present for the Pomona Grange ha
band of which it can be proud. Tn
program for the Lecturers hour wa
as follows: Reading, Miss Marie Wei
j her: Solo, Fallen Leaf" Miss Eth
j Smith Wood; Dance, Iris Duly; Soil
. "Sm:tty," Mrs. Burns; Duet, "Perfe'
Day." Mrs. Burns ard Miss Eth
:. Wood; Dialogue, Mrs. Holecek an
y Marie Weber. The singing of Mi
Wood was one of the best features
the program and we predict that tn
young lady is going to have brillia
j. future if her voice gets the prop
framing. we Know we speak ioI
s when we say her singing was. tho
IS oughly enjoyed.
s. Kennewick Valley Grange invite
e Pomona to meet with them in Marc
J. and this invitation was accepted.
A rising vote of thanks was give
the White Bluffs for the splendid wa
in which they entertained those fro
out of the community. Some of tho'
] present were insistent that those fro
9 a distance stay at the hotel over Mig
u and drive home Sunday, even goir
= to the. point of arranging for this at !
+ cost to those from out of town. "
3 believe however. that all present t.
Il that they would rather be home Il
4 rext morning and so drove home t.
u Lowing the closing of the evenii
n program.