The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-06-07
Parkview Homes

Mrs. Tony Hegel, supervisor of
the Kennewick Nursery school, re-
ports this week Of q change in the
staff. Mrs. Hazel Jones replaces
Mrs. Earl Pence, Ruth Peterson
replaces Mrs. Rosemary Eckes,
and Mrs. Dorothy Doverspike re-
places Mrs. Margaret Bowers.
On May 81, Sharon Kenny cele-
brated her fifth birthday. Twen-
ty-seven "tiny tots" sang Happy
Birthday and ice cream and cake
was served to the group. Ronny
Storm celebrated his fifth BIRTH
day on June S with thirty tiny
tots" singing Happy Birthday"
New enrollees this week at the
Nursery school include Barbara
and Linda Bea1, Eddie Nelson
and Kathy Soper.
The Nursery school has partici-
pated in "Clean Up" week on the
Project. Although the walls are
yet to be refinished the playroom,
hall and dining room floors were
seal-coated.
E. c. Smith, executive director
of the Park View Homes, reports
40 apartments which are released
to the Navy officers have been
painted and redecorated. We feel
quite proud of the lawn surround
ing the Project. Many of our ten
ants have taken interest in plant
ing flower gardens and Victory
gardens. Chester F. Willard, Ad-
alpha G. Schneider and Frank
Smith, all tenants in the South
Side Trailer homes, have set up
white fences around their trailers
and planted flower gardens. James
Brown, who lives in the Colored
section, has fixed a very attractive
rock garden around his trailer.
Fertilizer and lawn mowers are
furnished to the tenants at the
Administration building.
Mrs. Warren Holland and Mr..
and Mrs. William Brown of Mar
ysville spent Monday visiting Mrs.
Hollond's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Art Hosfield of the South Park
Trailer homes.
Mrs. r. p. Mcdonald spent We'd
nesday in Walla Walla.
Miss Georgia Mute, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Mute, has
been employed by the Cascade
Frozen Foods here in Kennewick.
Donald Sanders arrived in Ken
newick this week to live with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. San
ders. For the past year he has at
tended high school in Graham,
Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Carlton Of
Thompson Falls, Montana, ar
rived Monday night to visit with
Mrs. Cartons sister, Mrs. Charles
Bogart.
Mr.. and Mrs. c., w. Eckert and
daughter are leaving the Project
to make their new home in Rich
land.
Mrs. Sam Blackwell and Mrs.
r. A. Pope, Navy officers wives,
entertained 20 wives of Squad
ron q at bridge party in the
Community building Thursday ev-
ening. Squadron ~ now located at
the Pasco Air Base is credited with
60 planes in the Pacific.
Sixty local married couples at
tended the married Couple Dance
Club" Monday evening in the
Community building. The couples
entered the building through az
back window and found them
selves in q gay colored Barn
Dance atmosphere. Hobby horses,
picks, shovels, horse collars, Ian
terms and pictures Of farm foods
were used to decorate the gym.
Hesslier's five piece orchestra fur
nished the music. Box lunches
were served to the group by the
committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh Beamer,
chairmen for the committee, were
assisted by DR.. and Mrs. r. w.
Kite, Clarence Eaken, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Craver, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Purdy, Mr.. and Mrs. Anon
Mueller, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Spaul-
ding, Mr.. and Mrs. .. Finnigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kubelinsky
in planning this months dance.
e. L. Bingaman was elected
president Of the Married Couples
Dance Club for the coming year
and John Vibber was elected Sec
retary-treasurer.
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