Articles from the January 2, 2000 edition

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Dayton Girls Beat Tri-Cities Prep

DAYTON - Dayton's girls came out on top in their first league home game of the season on Saturday, defeat­ing Tri-Cities Prep 42-28. At one point in the fourth quarter, the Lady 'Dogs' lead jumped fro...

 
 By Dena Wood    Sports    January 2, 2000

Lady Cards Squeak By Mac-Hi

WAITSBURG - The WP girls took their first win of the season in a pre-league nail-biter against the Mac-Hi Pioneers here by a score of 42-38 on December 17. Both teams played hard and re­mained neck-an...

 
 By Ken Graham    Sports    January 2, 2000

Cards Take Close One on the Road

COLLEGE PLACE - In their first Southeast 2B league game of the season, the WP Cardinals escaped with a 62-56 victory over Walla Walla Valley Academy here Satur­day night. Chance Leroue and Owen...

 
 By Dena Wood    Sports    January 2, 2000

WP Wrestlers Hit the Mat

PRESCOTT - The Waits­burg Prescott wrestling team opened their season with the Liberty Invite in Richland on Dec. 14, and their first league meet at Tri-Cities Prep on Dec. 17. WP's David Just (126 lb...

 
 By Ken Graham    Sports    January 2, 2000

Larsen and Benito are First-Team All State

WAITSBURG - The Associ­ated Press announced their 2B football all-state player selections last week, and the list included two WP Cardinals each on the first and second teams. Kicker Antonio Benito...

 

First Night Party

The Coalition for Youth and Families and Columbia REA are sponsoring a First Night Party on December 31 at 7 p.m. This is a night of fun for the whole family from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. at the Seneca Activity Center. There will be games, food, music and...

 

New Years at the Liberty

The Liberty Theater is once again ushering in the New Year with a Black and White East Coast New Year's Eve Party. This year's classic comedy, Some Like it Hot, stars Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon as two Chicago musicians who disguise themselves as...

 
 By Dian Ver Valen    News    January 2, 2000

Sparse Turnout at Facilities Presentation

DAYTON - The Dayton School District is struggling to engage citizens in a discussion of the $19.5 mil- lion bond levy measure the district is considering for the April 2014 ballot. Last Thursday was t...

 

Waitsburg Ambulance Memorials

In Memory of Duane Remus From: Patsy Mercer, Janet Hewitt, Norma Zier, Patricia Slark, L & G Ranch Supply, Leota Lightfoot In Memory of James "Jim" Burres From: Roger & Laura Jean Hevel, Amy & William Fenley, Sally Chase Baker, Erma Lee Smith In...

 

Bluegrass at the Plaza

A benefit concert for the Touchet Valley Acoustic Music Project will take place at the Plaza Theater (208 Main Street) in Waitsburg on Sunday, January 5 at 3 p.m. The concert will feature The Barnstormers and Kate & The Bluegrass Gentle- men....

 

CNA Classes Offered

DAYTON -- Columbia County Health Systems is holding Certified Nursing Assistant Classes from January 6 to January 24. Appli- cations are being accepted through December 31. Inter- ested persons should contact Stephanie Carpenter at 509-...

 
 By Dena Wood    News    January 2, 2000

Waitsburg Student Plans Diabetes Fundraiser

WAITSBURG -- In this holiday season, typically abounding in sweet confections like no other, Waits- burg High School senior Heidi Miller is taking a serious look at how those treats can significantly...

 

BIRTHDAYS

December 27: Everett Wright, Laura Keyser, Veronica Hartwell, Adam Branson, Marcus Mead. December 28: Jayce Gleason, Brendan Donovan, Peggy Baker Henry, Marie Leonard, Nancy Otterson, Jo Ann Perry, Ellie McWilliams, Scott Huwe, Gail Harshman, Sarah...

 

PIONEER PORTRAITS

Ten Years Ago January 1, 2004 Congressional Candidate Cathy McMorris will speak at Commercial Club on Tuesday, January 6. McMorris is seeking the fifth District seat currently held by Rep. George Nethercutt Jr., a Republican, who will oppose Sen. Pat...

 

Judith Henderson’s Wine & Country Living

I only have last minute shopping to do for Christmas. And keeping my shopping as local as possible, I visited The Winehard Hotel's lobby and it's "Wall of Wine," as I call it, for a bottle of Poet's Leap off-dry Riesling. In keeping with our cold...

 

CROPS

End-of-year position adjustments coming up? Most very large futures traders are holding onto extremely heavy net short-sold positions in Chicago wheat. The other major wheat contracts in Kansas City hard red winter and Minneapolis spring also...

 

POLICE NOTES

Dayton 11-17 Noise complaint on E. Richmond Avenue. Theft of pre- scription medication at Country Village Court. Report ofpossible DUI on Highway 12; unfounded. 12-18 Civil citizen dispute on W. Patit Avenue. Theft of bicycleson E. Main Street....

 

How Can We Create and Maintain Jobs in Eastern Washington?

"A wide net catches the most Ð ish." That was 23-year old Jordan McCandless's approach to fÐinding a job. He claimed job-hunting as a 40-hour per week com- mitment after graduating from Whitworth U...

 

Foos-Pong, Stair Sledding and Other Holiday Fun

The holidays are winding down. Your living room floor is littered with shards of wrapping pa- per and crushed cellophane bows. The trash can out the back door is sixty-five percent full of cardboard;...

 

Schools Need Your Attention!

Whether an accurate reflection or not, a community is often judged based on its school system. For a relocating couple with children, the quality of the school district in which a house is located will often be as much a deciding factor in buying a...

 

Downtown Dayton Receives $50K Gift

DAYTON - Columbia REA has donated $50,000 to the Dayton Development Task Force as part of a local tax incen- tive program that was recently approved by the state. The money will be used in the Task Force's efforts to im- prove the economic health of...

 

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