The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-09-16
Benton Pomona Granqe
Resume After
Two Months Vacation

vacation
will make it mandatory for a car
owner to have his car inspected
by some reliable garage of his
choice; that the inspection shall
cover the same points as cover
ed by the Inspection Lane; that
the inspection shall be made
not more than 80 days before
issuance of new license plates;
that the garage owner making
such inspection is qualified and
that the car meets all qualifica-
tons made by the state; and that
the inspection slip be turned in
before a new license plate is
issued and that as soon as ap-
preparation is made by the State
the above policy be discontinued.
Approved by the legislative com.
mittee. Report not sustained by
the Pomona.
MAKE OWN PROGRAM
The agriculture committee re.
ported that the farmers are max.
ing their own program as Con-
gress did nothing for them"
The power committee called
attention to the fact of the R.E.A.
energizing their lines over much
of Horse Heaven. Those reported
as having the power turned on
within the last few weeks are
Gilbert Clodfelter, VIM. Thomas,
Fred Mills, Harry Owens, Russell
Blair, Bonnie Blair, and ]. r.
Ayers. $780,. 49,
The legislative committee re.
ported by reading an editorial by
National Master A. S. Goss in the
National Grange Monthly. .
Subordinate reports:
FINLEY-Have held all regular
meetings during the summer,
National Master A. S. Goss, a
member Of Finley Grange, visit.
ed his home Grange at a special
meeting Aug. 3rd. A dinner for
members, who were in the
Grange years ago and were
Brother Goss' neighbors when he
lived at Finley, was served at
$50, the business meeting fol.
lowed at which Brother Goss ad.
dressed the meeting. :
Floats were entered in both the
Fair at Kennewick and States
Day at Prosser, had a booth at
the Fair, have two applications,
received two members by demit
and draped the Charter for Geo.
Hanes and w. o. Meals. The
Grange Auxiliary held a meet.
ing at the hall Sept. 7th and
began their fall quilting, plan.
ned q cooked food sale for Sept,
oath, will have a dinner later
and planned other activities fol
the fall. Booster Night will be
the first meeting In October.
KENNEWlcK VALLEY-Held
all regular meetings except the
one that came on Fair Night,
have four applications, pledged
$4,000 to the hospital building
fund, took first prize on their
booth at the Fair. Cleared $784.7s
on their hamburger stand, youth
committee is active, meeting
regularly. Booster Night Sept. 80,
entertained all former Vale
members, had cleanup day, have
a program each meeting and at
the next meeting will answer roll
call by telling what may be
done to better the Grange.
Kennewick Highlands - Held
three meetings and q picnic,
have two new members and two
applications, took second prize
on their booth ut the Fair, pledg.
ed $4,000 for the hospital, lost
one member by death, Hubert
Soper
Locust Grove-Held no meet.
ings, had a joint picnic with the
Locust Grove Club, had display
and float at the Fair.
Buena V1Sta-Held all regular
meetings, initiated two in 3rd
and 9TH degrees, have three ap.
plications for initiation and two
by demit, had a float on States
Day, lecturer moved away and
new one installed, Booster Night
will be the fourth Tuesday In
September and 20 went to Finley
to see Brother Goss.
KIoNA.BENT0N-Held several
picnic open meetings during the
summer, had q float at the Fair,
have good cooperation, have two
applications, two new members
by demit, Booster Night date will
be set later.
Marjorie Taylor Of Finley was
appointed as chairman of the
agriculture committee In place
of the late H. e. Dilling Of Buena
Vista. ~.
The invitation from Kiona-
Benton to hold the annual meet
ing with them In December was
accepted. .-. .
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