Articles from the June 6, 2013 edition

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 By Ken Graham    Front Page    June 6, 2013

New Wind Project Slated

DAYTON - Portland General Electric Company announced Monday that it has agreed to purchase development rights for a por- tion of Phase II of the Lower Snake River Wind Energy Project in Columbia...

 
 By Dena Wood    Commentary    June 6, 2013

SOFTWARE

Have you ever browsed the web and come across a great DIY project, vacation rental or recipe that you’d like to ac­cess later? Sure, you could bookmark the site, but what if that one idea is all yo...

 

BOOKS

Magazines and on­line book clubs and book sellers are al­ready touting their summer reading lists, but I’m not very inspired by reviews that use words like “riveting”, “shattering”, “challengin... Full story

 

Prescott Community Library Presents Summer Reading Program 2013

It is time to "Dig into Reading" with the Sum- mer Reading Program at Prescott Library. Registra- tion begins Tuesday, June 11, 2013, at the Prescott Library during open hours. Participants receive a reading log and events schedule at registration...

 

Prescott Pool Opens June 17

PRESCOTT - Those in search of a way to cool off are bound to find it in Prescott's very own oasis. The Prescott swimming pool will open for the 2013 season on Monday, June 17th. A great source of prid...

 
 By Imbert Matthee    Sports    June 6, 2013

Elite Makes Semis

OKANAGAN - The Waitsburg Elite seeded sec­ond going into the playoffs after beating the Okanagan Commandos 27-6 in their last game of the regular sea­son Saturday. They ended their first Washington Foot­ball League season with Waitsburg as their ho...

 

2013 WHS Scholarship Awards

Dakota Baker $1,500 Rasty andNona Ketcherside$2,100 Earl andLucille Blake ScholarshipDakota will attend Walla WallaCommunity College Zac Brown $500 WaitsburgMemorial Scholarship $575 Williamand Delora Harpe Scholarship $2,200 Earl andLucille Blake... Full story

 
 By The Times    Sports    June 6, 2013

Dayton Spring Sports Awards

DAYTON - The Dayton Spring Sports Awards Ban­quet took place in the Dayton Elementary multi-purpose room the evening of June 30. Head softball coach Terry Robins, accompanied by as­sistant coach D...

 

Chamber Festival Returns to Valley

WALLA WALLA - Beethoven's "Harp" is a feast for the ears and the eyes that elementary school kids in Dayton will soak up at the Columbia County Rural Library Friday as the annual Walla Walla Cham­ber... Full story

 

City of Dayton Spring Cleanup

The city of Dayton alley cleanup will happen June 10 and starts on the north end of town, working south. All materials picked up must be compostable: Gar- den waste, vines, shrubs and tree trimmings, tree and shrub trimmings must not be larger than...

 
 By Ken Graham    News    June 6, 2013

Dance, Dance, Dance!

DAYTON - Parents, grand- parents, friends and relatives filled the seats and lined the outside isles of the Liberty Theater Saturday afternoon to watch about 30 young dancers perform. The 25-minute...

 

Waitsburg Livestock Show and Fair

The Waitsburg Junior Livestock Show and Fair will take place on June 8th and 9th at the Waitsburg Fairgrounds. On Saturday, June 8th, judging contests will take place in the morning, followed by showmanship and confirma- tion for swine, sheep, beef,...

 
 By Dena Wood    News    June 6, 2013

Lions Celebrate 50 Years of Service

WAITSBURG - If you've been a spectator at a local football or softball game, taken a swim in the City Pool, or have children who use Waitsburg's track or playground equipment, you've benefitted from...

 

BIRTHDAYS

June 7: Judy Adkins, Laurette McCaw and Dana Maki. June 8: Jamie Gritman, Patty Hendrickson, Sarah Price, Gary Cox and Kevin Erickson. June 9: Kay Heady, Jack Roberts, Barbara McCauley, Ed- ward Fisher, Ed Sickles, Jenny Rencken, Marnie Henderson,...

 

PIONEER PORTRAITS

Ten Years Ago June 5, 2003 Corinne McKinley may have been bucked off in life once or twice along the way, but the local 18-year-old rode all the way on this one. Last weekend McKinley, the daughter of Dan and Krista McKinley of Waitsburg, was... Full story

 

Judith Henderson’s Wine & Country Living

I feel great venerability talking about the American food chain. While Americans figure out how to slow down their lives and curb spending, the average household is becoming revolutionary in regaining its own self-reliance. However, it does put a...

 

CROPS

Market disruption? The overseas buyers of Pacific Northwest origin white wheat – Japan in particular – have suspended procurement. This interruption in market flow is due to the discovery of a patch of wheat in Oregon apparently linked to Mon... Full story

 

James D. Wood

Jim (Pepe) was the sixth of seven children born to Francis and Mabel Wood. The family in descending or­der was Dan, Frank, George, John, Kaye, Jim and Jerry. Their mother, when pro­voked, worked t... Full story

 

Barbara J. Bruce

Barbara J. Bruce, 65, died May 26, 2013 in Rancho Cucamonga, CA. from com­plications of pneumonia. A simple service was held there May 28th. Barbara was born March 24, 1948 in Enter­prise, OR to Willard and Bonnie Wilson. She gradu­ated in 1966 fr...

 

ENGAGEMENT

John and Sharon Richter of Dayton, WA, announce the engagement of their daughter, Gretchen Di­anne Richter to Matt David Payne, son of Nancy and the late David Payne, also of Dayton, WA. The future... Full story

 

POLICE NOTES

Waitsburg 5-28 Theft of motorcycle on Stonecipher Road. Report of tele­phone harassment on Dewitt road. 6-1 Theft of laptop during yard sale. Prescott 6-1 Hit and run on 2nd and "F" Streets; dump truck struck aparked vehicle and left the area.... Full story

 

A Visit From Leslie

The school year is near- ly over. I won't bore you with the details of the sketchy grades I am desperately trying to rectify before the grading period ends. And I recall spotting a Times reporter at... Full story

 

Correction

In a photograph on Page 6 of last week's Times, one of the service members standing in a group was misidentified. The man on the right is SGT Matthew Rupp. In the photo cap- tion, that person was identified as 1LT Michael Zaharevich. Zaharevich is...

 

50 Years of Great Work

In the spring of 1963, when John Kennedy was president and gas was 30 cents a gallon, a group of 15 Waitsburg men formed a new Lions Club and set out to help out their com- munity. And oh how they've done it. As reporter Dena Wood reports in these...

 

Congratulations Grads

I'd like to thank the internet, Google, Wikipedia, Microsoft Word, and Copy & Paste.... -- Anonymous graduation speech T hirty members of the Waitsburg community reached a milestone in their lives on Friday. After 12 years of studying together and...

 

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