The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-10-12
THIS WEEK IN .ar
RICHLAND...

RICHLAMD...
This week doodling on desk pads
i'm Richland offices is taking on
strange forms, all of which seem to
have webbed feet, large bills and
downy feathers. And requests Tor
leave on Saturday are pouring IN.
And no wonder! For On Saturday
the duck hunting season opens,
and sportsmen throughout the vii
LACE have been making their plans
for weeks and have picked loca-
tions for their blinds long in adj
vance, determined to bag the
limit"
A sunrise breakfast has been
planned by the Camp Fire Girls
for seven o'clock Saturday morn
ing at the Richland park, it was
announced today by Guardians
! Mrs. Lilly Peterson and Mrs:
ltMontf0rd Smith. Members Will
tk their own meals.
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A rally day celebration, featur-
ing two special programs, will be
presented by the United Protest
ant Church at the Sacajawea
grade school in Richland this
Sunday, October Is. In the MORN
ing services, more than 500 chill
dren will appear before their
parents and friends in an attrac-
tive program OF singing, Bible
memorization work and other
demonstrations. 81.
Following the program, chill
6ren from the Junior department
and older will remain for short
worship service and will hear
the pastor, Rev. Thomas Acheson,
speak briefly on "The Family of
Jesus" The smaller children will
be cared for in their classrooms
during this service.
Richland teachers will be hon
ored guests at the evening service,
which will start at eight o'clock.
An open house discussion, intend
ed as a means of better under
standing of teaching problems, will
be held.
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New techniques in dark room
developing will be discussed at
the next meeting of the Richland
Camera club, to be held at the
Sacajawea grade school on Thurs
day, Oct. 10, at 1880 pm. The
camera club is open to all village
residents. -..EsgE o TX,
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Shade trees suitable for fall
.,planting will be on sale to village
sGdents starting Monday, Oct. Is,
~. the nursery located one block
north of the Transient Quarters.
Purchasers are urged to- bring
their own Irvine and burlap or
ether suitable material to cover
the roots of trees during the trans
planting process. Nursery hours
are from $3.50 to daily. r. S.
Many avoidable fires in village
kitchens have been caused by i'm
properly rendering fats, according
to the Richland Protection Divi-
sion, which has issued a set of in
structions designed to eliminate
fires of this type. Among the rec
Communications of this office are
these Cd Place only small guam
tity of fat in the pan at any one
time, co Place a lid on the pan,
80 Use low burner or low burning
flame for heat, and (4) pour off
rendered fat before rendering
more. -E@5s&ti
Richards boys softball and
baseball teams won 10 to 5 and
to 6 respectively, from Hanford
boys in games played Saturday,
Oct. at the Hanford diamonds.
In close game, Spanton, hurler
for the Richland baseball nine,
famed fourteen batsmen to star
in the contest. 3, - 80 :. = .
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The Rich1and Doubles Tennis
championship was won Sunday by
Bill Babcock and Chas. Schwartz
koff when they defeated the team
of Ed Dunlap and Jim Johnston
s612, So, 6-3 in hard fought
etch at the Richland courts.
EA'ller in the day, Johnston adj
vanced to the semi-finals of the
singles championship tournament
by winning from Dunlap 6-2, 6-2.
Johnston will play Edgar Jones
this coming Sunday. for the singles
crown of the village.
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