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4 Speed and Flash Not Enough to Save Opening Game 101' the Lions Kennewick High school showed plenty of strength and flash in Spite of taking the short end or a 13-6 score in the opening foot ball game at Burlington last Fri day night. BurlingtOn- scored in the first four minutes of play after blocking a Lion kick and recover ing on the five yard line. On the next play Burlington scored and the conversion was successful. The situation was reversed late in the first quarter when a Bur lington kick was blocked and Ken-‘ newick recovered on Burlington’s 30 yard stripe. From there Reavis‘ connected with two passes and; Elliott went over on three running plays. The try for point failed. \ Burlington’s second score came in the fourth quarter on an end around from their own 45 yard line which was good for 15 yards iollowed by an off tackle that clicked for the score. Both Burlington touchdowns were made by Peth, a speed mer chant baCk, who is, incidentally; a nephew of E. S. Black, superin tendent of Kennewick schools. The second quarter was a ding dong battle marked by a Burling ton pass that took them from their OWn 32 yard line to Kenne wick’s 30. Running plays from d."£m.ruz~va'..~i~“‘ - £t::fr:::t::: ;::,-i ’i::‘ :,,—::,:, i 4; :‘MV [may " 'l'“W”"‘*‘"’~—"—f:é:t;§ i 1;; ; #33:}: ,7; '- -' ‘ '_————-‘—._ .5: :;;:;—_'—:::;E;-::—;:: —7 “_._—6...; ‘_‘—_._: 2 {£:;'::;* :1 -:: :3: E E if’“— ’7’ -f'—:: ' . ' O _:_l . Sly—{74%.i; .: . : “um“ van" a.o a / _ If .2 ‘1 "\ll ‘ . . . I“, .\ ,“ z, I '. . ‘1; “ BEER S; < : ’g f , Efll '~ \v f: lag—2’; 9 _. ”'--?.:*CA‘NS* STUBBIES * QUARTS* ——-—----—-- ----- " M 057 062/670”! ‘ RS3?“ - MAI/«e / AW 921401547707 , emu/1k 67f0 . v; " 1- MIKE”... ‘ ' , M” ‘s’" ”’9'" - ' 'v ‘ ”’0 ”7’77”“ mama/(445W . , 770/ . . \x q--———--—--—-—- 'm‘__ '_r. I - éaz‘gg 3535 | I ,’4m H. V : " m ' " I I filo cool,refi'eshmq glasses of I Carnation Churned Buttermilk. qive you : | approxnmaiely the same food value as a l I big slice of roast beefd/m'a baked palatal I So wum it’s “too hot to cook”—put Carnation I Butterrnilk on the table, with a crisp green salad | I or sandwiches. Carnation Buttermilk is extra nourishing because it's the good old-fashioned, a I butter-rich kind! Everybody loves its farm-fresh flavor. Keep Carnation Buttermilk - ' a I in your refrigerator all summer long ” , I —to keep your family well-fed, yet spend less time over a hot stove! ff’P a L—_———— —---' I” 3233"" - ———————— —-—- there took the ball to the eight yard st'ipe at half time. Burlington also completed a pass in the third quarter that was good for 50 yards. Kennewick, however, outgain ed Burlington throughout the game. Twin City Ladigs Golf Club Entertains Yakima The Twin City Ladies Golf club entertained the Yakima Riverside Ladies club Tuesday; September 21. Twenty-one enter ed the tournament from the Ya kma club and 24 from the Ken. newick club. Special arrangements were made so the luncheon could be held in the new club house. . ‘Mrs. Agnes Spreen of Kenne wick won low gross. Mrs. K. Cur— ry won low net. Mrs. Abolena Merritt of Yakima won the hon ors low gross and low net. ' Mrs. Helen .Eakin won a birdie on the third hole, Mrs. Agnes Spreen on the sixth and Mrs. Wantta Moller on the ninth. The first grapevines in Europe were planted on the Rhine River by the German King Ludwig in 842 A. D. ,- Lions lo Tangle Willi Toppenish Here Tomorrow As the first major entertain ment feature of the 1948 Grape Festival, the Kennewick High school Lions will take the field Friday night in a pre-season en counter with Toppenish. , The upper valley team appears to have .a powerhouse under the guidance of Jake Schell, who was assistant coach here two years ago. Toppenish ran up a 54-0 score against Zillah last week and in the jamboree at Yakima the Wild cats pushed fihree touchdowns across against Marquettee. ~ “They’re loaded," was the ob servation of Kennewick Coach George Karamatic. However, the Lions have a strong starting line up and the boys are fired for the game. The Lions have lost several players by injuriq; and some have moved away. The regular starting .lineup shows goodl strength but reserves are short.l 150,000 Expected to Attend Fair in Yakima Wednesday, September 29, the streets of Yakima will be jammed with hundreds of cars and spec tators arriving from all parts .01 the Northwest to attend _ the Central Washington Fair. And with the fair time less than a week away, operations at the fair grounds are moving at top speed. The building 'and grounds are being readied to handle a crowd expected to exceed 150,000. The race track has been entirely re surfaced for the four big days or harness and running races. The finest trotters in the West will compete at the fair, and some of the top money winners from Longacres will appear in the run ning of the races. SUMMONS No. In the Superior Court of the State of Washington in and for Benton County. ‘ Glenn L. Hasten, Plaintiff, .t s. Laverna Hasten, Defendant. The State of Washington to the said Laverna Hasten: You are hereby summoned to appear within sixty days after the date of the first publication of this Summons, to-wit: within sixty days after the 9 day of September, 1948, and defend th above entitled action in the above entitled court and answer the‘ complaint of the plaintiff, Glenn L. Hasten, and serve a copy of your answer upon the undersign ed attorney for plaintiff, Wm. J. Gaffney, at his office below stated, and in case of your failure so to do, judgment will be rendered. against you according to the de mand-of the complaint which has: been filed with the clerk of the said court. The object of this ac-‘ tion is to secure a decree of divorce on the grounds of cruel treatment and personal indignities render iing life burdensome. , WM. J. GAFFN'EY, ‘ 1 Attorney for Plantiff. P. 0. Address: ‘Title and Trust Building, Pasco, Franklin County, Wash ington 9:940:14 NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT AND PETITION FOR DISTRIBUTION No. In the Superior Court of the State of Washington in and for Benton County. ~ In the Matter of the Estate of William C. Muldrow, Deceased. NoLce Is Hereby Given that L. Z. Scott, administrator of the above entitled estate has filed his Final Account and Petition for Distribution in the office of’ the Clerk of the above entitled Court and that the Court is asked to settle said Final Account, to distribute the property of said estate to the heirs or persons en titled tq the same’and discharge the Administrator. said Final Account and Peti tion for Distribution will be heard by the Court at the Court House in Prosser, Benton County, Wash ington, on the 7th day of October, 1948, at the hour of 10:00 o’clock in the forenoon. ‘ L. Z. SCOTT, Administrator. By MOULTON, POWELL 8; GESS His Attorneys. - 9:9-9:"'% SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION In the Superior Court of the state of Washington, in and for Benton county. Marian J. Grove, Plaintiff, vs. James G. Grove. Defendant. State of Washington to the said James G. Grove, Defendant: You are hereby summoned to appear within 60 days after the first publication of this summons. to-wit. within 60 days after the 19th day of August, 1948. and de fend the above entitled action in the above entitled court and ans wcr the complaint of the plaintiff. and serve a copy of your answer upon the undersigned attorneys at their offices below stated; and in case of your failure so to do judg ment will be rendered against you according to the demand of the complaint. which has been filed. .with the clerk of the above entit ‘led court. The plaintiff's cause of action herein against you is for a divorce upon the gi‘ound of cruel ty'Horrigan 8: Leavy, Attorneys for Plaintiff. _ _ i ' "fiafi’r’i’ganfipeavy. P.0.80x 629. DrisoJl Bmldmg. Pasco, Washing ton. 8:19-9:24 WC! 7 MASH.) COURIER-R 3201“!!! The How, When And Y 0! n By Go 1:93. Fisher Here’s news that makes parents‘ very happy. Staff Sergeant lad-1 ward E. Van Cleve, son of Bill and Georgia Van Cleve, has been awarded the Bronbe Star medal for meritorious achievement in ground operations against the enemy on 01' about the 4th day of May, 1945, in the Pacific. It was presented to him the 19th day or August, 1948. He is a member of the lsind Infantry Regiment,‘ 38th Division. He reenlisted and‘ is stationed at Camp Hood, Tefus.‘ Mr. and Mrs. Lou Willtrout of‘ Tacoma were visitors of the Roy Gross’ last week. They were form erly residents of Richland. Mr. and Mrs. (Budget Shoppe) Pickles were Walla Walla visitors Monday of this week. Lila Saun ders and daughter, Linda, were the very able salesmen .at the shop for the day. ‘ _ Tic Tic Time Shop is now op'en with Harry Westlund as proprie tor. He has a nice assortment o! bracelets, rings, necklaces, brooch es and of course clocks. He has a very efficient watch repair service. ' ROVER NOTES 87 Ma. Harmon Wilcox Phone news to Kennewick 12x9 before Wednesday Mrs. Orval Butteriield was a dinner guest at the home of her mother and sister, Mrs. Susie Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Jones of» Pasco, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dickinson of Martin, S. D., visited last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Dickinson. Mr. H. Dickin son is a nephew of Melvin Dick inson. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Evans and. son, Chuckie, and Mrs. Carrie ‘ ~ 24 Hour Service - ‘ _ ll's Delicious! ' ‘ W Fresh Frozen Soil Cream 2:“ - " . (Grape Flavor Special) 1 Quarks "~ ‘ 29c ~ ‘ Shakes lo Take Gui . . .. 19c each *‘Tr—f—W— Sliced Lunch Meat Ib. 490 Skinless 'Weihers . . ' Ib. 490 Liver Sausage, Balogna Ib. 490 . SPECIAL BEEF SALE . ‘ll Roast ... '—— Lb- 59c 11. S. Graded Good . SW?" ,- "‘_‘: 2:23;: Alll’anlleady ' x 2:311:21: - Lb: 49c Cello Wrapped PURE .LARD 4 1b; carton 99C ‘ ‘_ FRESH HIT PORK Pure Pork Shoulder or Loin Roast —Lb. 591: ~ Sausage . Center Cut Chops —Lb, 79c “I. . . 55c M [Dimck went to the Pendleton‘ Round-up Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Wlliam Harmon of Yellepit have moved to Haver. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Nunn and .Mrs. Eva Arnold returned home Monday from Salem, Oregon. ‘ The baby son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Player was hospitalized at Basco last Thursday. He is home improving nicely now. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Ayers and Mrs. Billy Thomas attended the Rainbbw installation ~Monday evening. Mrs. C. H. Judd's Sunday school class gave a surprise party last Wednesday for Beverly Carl ton in honor of her birthday. Milt Hale of O’Hara called at the J. R. Ayers ranch on business Monday. J. R. Ayers went to Toppenish last Thursday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Thomas and daughter, Patty, went to the Pendleton Round-up last week end. - Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Foraker of Kennewick called at the Frank Montague home Tuesday. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Seth Montague and daughter of .Richland were visitors at the home of Mr. and :Mrs. Frank Montague Sunday. ? George‘ Tate was hospitalied at LRichland Sunday. 1 TWINS ARE BORN 1 Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Williams have received announcement of the arrival of twin grandchildren lin Dayton, a boy and a girl, born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Will iiams on Tuesday, Sept. 21. PINLEY GRANGE 1 Finley Grange will hold their‘ annual Booster Night Thursday,l September 23. A good program will be a movie. Grangers bring‘ iyour neighbors. I EROYAL NEIGHBORS i ‘ Royal Neighbors Will meet Friday evening. Sept. 24. at the Masonic Temple. All members are urged to atttend; Bees must travel an average of 150,000 miles to gather a_single pound of honey. New Officers Chosen By Firemens’ Auxiliary The Woman's Auxiliary of the Kennewick Fire Department elec ted officers at their last meeting held Wednesday, Sept. 15. New officers who will take their place at the next meeting are Mrs. Doris Terrell, president;l Mrs. Ted Wagner, vice president! Mrs. Ann Keolker, secretary- Retiring officers are Mrs. Cecil Travis, president; Mrs. Waiter! Billingsly, vice president; Mrs. Don Doyle, secretary-treasurer. * I'o SELL HAMBURGERS Kennewick Valley Grange will! meet their public at a hamburger! stand again this year during the. ‘ 'l' H A N K S ! ' FROM YOUR SENATOR _._. ‘ Through the columns of the Courier- Reporter, I hereby extend my sincere thanks to you, the voters of Kenne wick, and Benton County, for the splendid vote given me in the pri mary. You may be assured that I will strive to the utmost of my ability to merit the confidence you have ex , pressed. _._ Democratic Nominee for State Senator . the 16th District THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, an ’ ’ " “w“ 'Fair and Gram Festival. have built a portable 500th . with the new armngm‘em serve you better. Home mad. will be served. ‘ ___“ ,KILKARE E The Kilkare Bridge club W ‘tained their husbands at g a dinner at the Harold Whitman home on Monday evening. a. score was won by Mr. and ‘ Walton Goode. and low by H. and Mrs. Elmer Olson. Mr. and Mrs. Herb HM went to Seattle this weekend 5 register for study at Washing“ University. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Blake 1‘ for weekend visitors Mr. and In. J. F. Blake of Hood River.