The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-11-20
Buena Vista Wins
kiwanis Cup at
Achievement Day
Many other awards are
presented when %
clubs gather Saturday

Twenty-Five All Clubs met Satur-
day, November IS at the Kennewick
high school for their annual
Achievement Day.
After group singing in the morning
rhe election Of county officers was
held under the direction of Alma
Combs, president. Opal Watkins was
elected the new president; David
Johns will replace Richard Foraker
as vice president and Alice Marie
Ash will replace Freddy THOMPSON
as secretary.
Mrs. Howard Ash, County Council
President, presided at the program
given by various clubs in the morn
ing. At 1870 new All members
were initiated by Alma Combs,
Richard Foraker, Freddy Thomp-
son, Winifred Hawn, Margaret Smith.
Quentin Mizer, Alice Marie Ash,
LaRhee Montgomery, Ella Louise
Scott, Dolores Moody and Virginia
Dye.
Margaret Smith was toastmistresS
at the luncheon banquet held in the
school cafeteria at noon.
Awards for the best record books
were presented. LaRhee Montgom-
cry received first prize; Alma Combs,
second and Quentin Mizer, third.
Charters and Seals were presented
to clubs with successful record this
year. Clubs completely reorganized
for 1912 received flag set awards.
In the Pacific International Live
stock Exposition Margaret Smith
made the highest scores in the Meat
Identification Contest.
.s Wins Kiwanis Gun
vane Wilder, Klwanis Club Secre-
tary presented the Kiwanis Cup
Award to the Buena Vista Canning
Club which had an average score OF
ia points per club member.
Wool Growers Awards for 1871
exhibits went to Lula La9npson for
wool dress and to Alma Combs
for a wool skirt.
Leaders pins were received by
those making outstanding records
in leadership of 4-H club. Those
leaders were: Mr.. H. H. Ash, Mrs.
John Smith, Mrs. @. Travis. Mrs.
d. Scott, Mrs. r. w. Woods, Mrs.
A. e. Speck, gold pins; Mrs. Jesse
Love, Mrs. "A. Montgomery, silver
pins; and Mrs. Dolores Schneider
and Mrs. r. r. Denney received
bronze pins.
Mrs. II. Ash presented achieve
ment pins to all ALTERS in home eco
nonlics completing their year sue
cessfully. Those receiving pins
were: First year, Geraldine Splat-
toesser, Hazel Splattoesser, Margaret
Wiegand, Dorothy Rosson, Dorothy
Schwartz, Betty Conant, Mary Ann
Thomas, Bernice Powell, Elva Hin
derer, Rhonda Rawlins, Dordeen
Hansen, Alma Minick, Marceline
Comstock, Beverly johnson, L,or-
raine Messenger, Loree Galloway.
Shirley Taylor, Marie willcuts, Mar
Jean Willcuts, Norma Dye, Ernestine
Mueller, Alice jacobson, Aletha Lin
dell, Genevieve Parkinson, Garnetta
Reed, Elva Sutten, Florence Sutten.
Edytha Morris, Louise Murray, Lois
Doris Schisow, Ellen Smith.
Laura Bell Stroud, Luella Stroud.
Rowland Denney, Tommy Duncan
md Bobby Long.
Second year, Helen Fouch, Beu-
all Sharrah, Joyce Conant, Patricia.
larsen, Bernice Whitney, Frieda
7eideman, Wilma Jones, Maria
Silian, Louise Pemberton, Margaret
schuster, Lois Shelton, Beverly Gag
her, Dorothy Jeffries, Maxine Hunt
frances johnson, Hazel Gron, Eileen
,faff, Gladys Ash, Maxine SchmeI-
er, Esther Beinhart and Lois Ben
ett.
Third year, Vera BelE Lucille
'troud, Gloria Bennett, IaRhee
fontgomery, Helen Ball, Betty
.sh'by, Margery Dye, Mary Soper.
lice Beyers, Barbara Jones
hyllis Leander, Dolores Moody ana
atricia Randall.
Fourth year, Maxinte Tyaclze, NH
red Billingsley, Wilma Denney,
arol Sloan, Alice Ash, Mary Bird
ell, Ella Scott, Phyllis Speck and
latter Edwards.
Fifth year, Mary Boies, Madene
hields, Rosemary Watkins.
Sixth year, Gene Bell, Alvin Bell,
orTnan Travis, Ed Tyacke.
Seventh year, Alma Combs and
'inifred Hawn. '
Eighth year, Lula Lampson, Opal
atkins and Margaret Smith.
The meeting closed with the All
edge. All Alters receiving pins
is year were guests Of the Roxy
neatre at 2 nm