VOLUME fiXXIX‘NW
Telephone Company
Announces Expansion
The Interstate Telephone company today an
nounced plans for an $85,000 expansxon program to
be completed between now- and the end of e year.
Alterations to the interior of the central otfiee build
ing will permit a 200% increase of facilities, by the
'addltion of Six ‘new posi
tions for which equip
ment is now in transit. In
addition, six more . posi
tions are to ‘be- installed
within five months.
The Interstate Telephone comp.
any since purchasing the property
‘of the Keniiewick Valley Tele
phone Co., has he‘d engineers and
commercial men in the vicinity
making a stud'r‘of the telephone
requirements in the area, accord:
ing to F. H. Hume, district man
ager. _ _ .
Political
Review . . .
Now that the Festival and Fair
are out or the way we can again
turn our thoughts to the coming
general election. The national
MM is hitting close with
both presidential {intimates on
m tours. An things are
in the state and local
races.
A Honda: visitor to the area
In connection with the tour of
Secretary Kr“: and his party.
was. Jock Taylor. Democratic
nominee for state land commis
sinner. It has been our observao
tion that people of the east side
paw entirely too little attention to
this important office because it
urgely involves timber land. And
our sage brush cannot be prop
erb be classed as ."timber". But
proceeds tram state timber lands
are used largely for support of
schools. 'l'aylor thanks the people
atthismeaiorthelargevote he
received in the primary. and
added: “As long as we carry on
a policy of properly. managed
{crests we will build a perman
ent school fund which results in
lesser demand on the general
fund of the state for current op
eration of schools.” Taylor was
first elected to the land connnisn
tion office in 1940 after serving
as a King county commissioner.
Another viditor Sunday was
Inith Troy. incumbent,“ who is
sashng reelection to the «lice
of Attorney Genet-Em in
muted m. agate», .. unty ran;
We \ "
lot a visitor but ,an- official“
thel'alrwasC.C.CyMillei-.Cy
is the only candidate for state
office to be nominated from Ken
newick. He said Tuesday that he
came to Kennewick to stay for
30 days. That 'was four years
OmNowheishopingto goto
0W to stay for so days tor
the next sedon oi the state
leghlautre. His business and
farming training. along withpre
vim- legislative experience in
Wining. qualify him to repre
sent the lath district. ,
Another visitor with the Kruz
1101*! Monday was John Eubank.
Democratic nominee tor Congress
from this district, In spite of the
general DOpularit‘y of Republican
incumbent Hal Hobbes, Eubank
polled a surprisingly large vote.
From here on he expects to put
on an intensive campaign. An
nounced this week was the factl
_that Babe Hollinzberry, {omen
head coach for many years ' at‘
Washington State college, wily
save as his campuin manner.
Thiamineatobeone ot the‘
bott-t battles of the homing 91.1
cotton. '
'Afllbltl of the results of the‘
primary election and it difficult
mnummmmmml
stealth. Then was many sur-
Dtilu. not the least of which
was Man Walim’a mbotantial
Novel-Clarence D. Martin for‘
the Democtatic gubernatorial
nomination. But many state. and
even county, victors in the gen
eralelection may wellwin as an
Milt of a party rather than I?
personal vote. But which party? ‘
Subdivisions Ask
City Annexation
The Kennewick City 5233::
Tuesday night received a
{or annexatiOn oi the ‘ ‘Rudkin
Km and Anna Lee Heights
subdivisions, just westiof theme
cent city limit, and set a hearing
date of October 19.
Roger Records. owner of Rud
kins Heights, said that his devel
opment will bring 19 acres and
46 lots into the city. Anna Lee
Heights, owned by Byron Baker,
will bring in another 30 home
sites.
Baker told councilmen that, al
thOllgh he is only asking for the
annexation at this time of 30 lots,‘
the entire group of 92 will be?
made a part of the city as the‘
home building progresses. ‘
BACK TO COLLEGE
Bill Campbell went to Spokane
last week for his junior year at
Whitworth college.
@ll9 Kenmmirk Q’murivr- Eppnrtpr
"Before acquiring this property
we knew that the demands upon
us were zoinc' to he*heavy." said
Hume, "but We could not go ahead
Working out our problem without
taking into consideration 'the pro-‘
bable necessary expansion tor the‘
next five to ten years. Ours is a
continuing responsibility and the
men now engaged, in calculating}
the future as Well as immediate+
needs will'be able to foretell to a
fair degree of accuracy what isi
necessary at this time and for the:
future. A - [
“It is our sincere intention to*
provide facilities for mg and
developing housing proiects' in the ‘
area and to' provide all at those,
who have applications for serv-l
ice pending, with, as near the class
of service desired. as'posisble. We‘
are increasin: the central; office
facilities by 200% ' '- '
“Our plans. fore the '
future call forth alteration
the interior otsitb'g ment build-1
ing to provide speeer‘for six new}
positions, now iwtrensit, and six‘
more to follow wi .. jive months.‘
“We film there are
not new! i, seem”?
cilities ands ’study is made
to determine the need along this
line. -
“The new ‘switchboard facilities
at Kennewick are estimated to
cost $356,000 or more. Thence.-
sary alterations‘ to the building
will require at least another sl,-
000, and the probable expenditure:
for outside plant extensions and
betterment: will amount to about
$23,000 dollars.
“There will be automatic ex
change facilities provided for Ben
ton City and vicinity. The build
ing has been' ‘completed and the
automatic central oiiice equipment
is in place. The change to auto
matic operation will cost about
$25,000 including rehabilitation of
outside plant.‘ a _
“It is probable that the gross
expendituru in the Kennewick-
Richland-BentOn City area to De
cember 31 of this year will amount
to at least $85,000”, said Hume in
conclusion.
01.!) m
theFairwai‘Mr.andllu.John
Wroe 0! Wall: Walla. guests at
the A, C. Ammm at the
home of his lonrhwmca, was
J. I’. Scott. whohad hunt tho
summer In Chad: and was on
his way to Oakland, Calif., and
Joe Nadlg. over from Walla Walla.
Mother Waits in Hospital to Join
Son. Who Needs - - - "Jul 3 House"
; Folks turn naturayx to the Red
Cross, when their . problems net
Etoo his anthem, And it isn‘t al
ways food or clothing or funds
they need either. Sometimes it's
just an actor kindnelo, a simple
hit- of friendship, that would
make an the difference in the
i! ~ . _ _
Marjorie. Wilson, executive sec
ot the American R'edsrosa. found
such a case. this week. _
Things were going' well for the
young master steamtitter. father
of two small children, until his
mother was tragically attacked by
sickness, He and his wife and his
youngsters live in a trailer in
North Richland. It isn’t what
they’re accustomed to—it isn’t
what they want. But the job is
good, and he doesn’t need finan
cail help from anyone. The!!!
getting along in tine shape.
They were, that is. until his
;mother, who lives in Everett, had
1a stroke about ten days ago.
| She’s in an Everett hospital
inow, and she can’t think very‘
\clearly or speak very clearly
|since the stroke numbed her bodyl
and her mind. . ‘
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Charter Given to
Quota Club a!
Monday Diner
‘ The newly organized 'Quota
iClub received their charter Mon
day evening at a iomai dinner
..Siven at the Episcopal pet-Id:
;hall. Representation was nae
by ldith Glaze:- ot San _Joae.
“can, the international W
of Quota (nabs. _ -'._
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a lovely arrangement ct white
'and yellow rose buds and slim
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hotel‘s find put, biennium pre
sident of the Active Clubs. Vocal
numbers were presented by Mrs.
Pat Woods Brown. accompanied
by Mrs. laud Thomas Snider.
Among the 72 present for the
charter festivities were a group.
of 22 Quote when from Spo
tune.
PmmmchahmqnwasDorothy
mammsavingthe dinner
mthoWJunfiiorGufld.fi
Other chute: when of the
group in addition to the officers
venom-ne- MM, Marguer
ite Cmton, Imm. Kissick, Lil
lian pater. June Jacobean, Ln
um Ruble, Phyllis Garcia, Cath
erine Maupln. Denna Davis. Ruth
Oman, Jury Hinton, Opal
luv-der), Peuy Osborne. and
But she knows she wants to be
with. her son. And her son
knows that he wants his mother
:with him.
They need . , . just a house.
They’re not looking for charity.
They can afford to m e good
)mnl; It’s Just that they curt
‘findn house; a working men has
lime time to hunt tor honing.
,Wl.m m can Cl“! 60
so much outside the home. .A_
1‘ It ' evenbe (house with
‘one- although it would
be better“ coune. if it could
have two or three.
W Wilson. who over the
‘period of her service in Kenne
wiek he: developed a tremendous
'reopect for the generosity of the
people of her town, thought may
be the newspapers could help.
just by telling their readers about
a family that needs a little help!
—a little friendship. 4
She's waiting now to receive
any calls that might come in ov-l
er her phone (number 4211) in
her office, room 7 of the J. C.
Penney building.
Marjorie Wilson hasn’t been
disappointed very often.
JOINS BENTOIi—SHERIFF'S pos‘ss
Secretary Krug Sees
I rriga tion Growth
Julius H. Krug, Secretary of Interior, visiting‘
here Monday, exgressed his keen pleasure on viewing
the Kennewick ighlands abundant crops. With his‘
party, on a tour of Western reclamation and other;
Interior _Degartgnent projects, he sanipled Concord‘
grapes 'fi'euh fiom the‘
vines after touring the
Church Grapegyluwe com
pan p” tf’nbwa‘m'full
on .‘l93BMp-
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proved in thelasteeedonot Con
nect. .
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m '0! the W and
m chamber} of omee' ,h
the ' hotel. Arriving by
plane in the moaning he had
mummm ottho
Coluuhie Benin project.
n Secretarz'minhbtolkout
linedplane at theßureeu ot‘
Rednmhtiontor a continued de
>\veloplnent of the river basins ot
the west that will turn wanted
flood waters to full use for plO
- and power.
1 no eetinuted that there are a‘
potenthl 40,000,000 acree of land
Hanan thus be utilized with
Phout halt already developed, .
‘ Traveling with the secretary in
la special plane were 3. J. New
‘ell. Regional Director of the Rec:
lamation Bureau at Boise, Robert‘
F. Day, assistant secretary, and,
Hugh Blank,» information directorl
of the Boise office. 1
' Other visitors at the luncheon.‘
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nit-it diam of Buford
Works, 1!. A. Pal-hr. W‘
m ingot!» Bureau 0! Bee
‘ot that-State Pollution Cantu!
and John lubunb.‘
‘ height-hangings. ‘
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a time spousal-er ot the Col
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THURSDAY, SEPTE‘LTBE'R—W 1978‘
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‘and it was burning brightly by
Lthe time the fire company ar
rived. For a time it was feared
that it would spread to the stock
‘of lumber in the yard.
Firemen, however. were able
to bring the name: under con.
trol in an estimated twenty min
utes. and were able to ampute
ly extinguish them son after
ward.
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Set Sewer Rates
To Meet Costs
. The Kennewick City Gounen acted Tncada’
mght to fix the rates for sewerage service after
January 1 at figures that will permit construction
of the two major sewer trunk lines now building and
provide funds for the construction of a sewerage
"ditssposalßa plant. ped,
tee have been I:
the discussion around the
council table disclosed.
but not beyond the point
that would have been
reached if sewers were
not now being provided
‘for the area recently,
melted t 0 “legiti
-1 .State Sanitation author-«i.
have ruled am the building a
a aewerage disposal plant la _-
am in the m of mm
the heavy pollution of the CH
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‘ qumde this
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[during ‘the tall and winter, it
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inpromoting'its Sunday evening
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