Articles from the October 3, 2013 edition
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Historic Home Tours this Weekend
Art and History are the centerpieces of fall event DAYTON - Last year, Dayton Chamber of Commerce Director Brad McMasters said he was surprised that more than seventy people were eligible for the...
Books
I first read about Where’d You Go, Bernadette?, by Maria Semple, in People magazine – one of my favor- ite sources for book reviews. The cover art caught my eye and the review was glowing, but since I...
Online
I don't know about you, but life is suddenly feel- ing a bit chaotic. Between school, sports, work and life in general, there seems to be more that needs done than there is time to do it. Since I'm... Full story
Smith has Big Game in Loss
WALLAWALLA-Behind a phenomenal performance by running back Lowden Smith, the Dayton Bulldogs held their own against DeSales Friday night, losing 35-13 on the road. Smith piled up 300 yards rushing...
Bulldogs split with Trout Lake
DAYTON - Dayton's standout forward Ian Smay scored four goals Saturday as the Bulldogs won the second of a pair of weekend matches against Trout Lake in Dayton. The Mustangs broke out to a 2-0 lead...
Dayton Soccer Makes Big Strides
DAYTON - Now in his seventh year as Dayton's first soccer coach, DJ Frame is beginning to reap some rewards for his efforts. "Our players are learning to control the ball better," Frame said. So far... Full story
Tigers Can’t Get Past St. George
SPOKANE - A team might win some games and lose some games, but as long as there's progress underneath it all, there's always a reason to be optimistic. That's the conclusion Jay Potts, assistant coach of the Waitsburg Prescott Tigers, drew after...
Meserve Wins at Dayton X-C Meet
DAYTON - At the District 9 League Meet in Dayton on September 25, the WP Men's team placed second, with 62 points, behind winner Tri Cities Prep, with 20 points. WP's E.J. Meserve finished first in... Full story
Bulldogs Win Battle of the Valley
WAITSBURG - The Dayton Bulldogs and the WP Cardinals battled it out on Waitsburg's court Thursday evening with the Dogs taking a win in three straight sets. Both teams were recovering from losses o...
WW County Commissioners Hold Public Sessions on 2014 Budget Requests
WALLA WALLA COUNTY-- The Walla Walla County Commissioners will be meeting with those elected officials and department heads who have person- nel and other expenditures budgeted in the Law and Justice Fund, as well as the new fund created for collec-...
Peter Pan Fall Musical Tickets Now on Sale
DAYTON - Tickets for Peter Pan, the Fall Musical at the Liberty Theater, went on sale over the weekend. The show opens Novem- ber 15 and runs through December 1. With only 10 performances, seats will sell quickly so make plan your visit soon!...
Dayton on Tour Complete Schedule
Four historic homes including the Boldman House Museum and the Historic Dayton Depot (the oldest train depot in the state). Go to DE- POT to pay your $10 AND receive your map. Travel between historic... Full story
Christian Women’s Luncheon
The next meeting of the Christian Women's Connec- tion luncheon will take place at the Pataha Flour Mill (50 Hutchens Hill Road, Pomeroy) on Oct. 16 from 11:30 to 1:30. The luncheon will be catered by the Flour Mill staff. Betty Barnett of Renton,...
An Evening of Foliage & Feathers
WALLA WALLA - Friends of Pioneer Park Avi- ary presents An Evening of Foliage & Feathers on Sat- urday, Oct. 5 at 6 p.m. at the Walla Walla Fairgrounds Pa- vilion. The event will consist of a silent auction, with some items auctioned live. Enjoy... Full story
BIRTHDAYS
October 4: Jeff Nichols, Tom Collins, Sharon Speiss, Amanda Marshall. October 5: Mary Hansen, John White, J.K. Keve, Larry Conover, Cindi Putnam, Rita Lenhart. October 6: Maye Hofer, Shane Rasmussen, Thelma Katsel Needham, Grace Reece, Howard... Full story
PIONEER PORTRAITS
Ten Years Ago October 9, 2003 The American Legion and the American Legion Auxiliary sponsored recognition dinner October 6 to honor those boys and girls who attended Evergreen Boys' State and Evergreen Girls' State last summer. Delegates included...
Judith Henderson’s Wine & Country Living
I n 1952, I was four years old and recall my father building a roaring fire in the fireplace and sitting back with this chromatic harmonica and playing polka after polka as I twirled around the living room like a whirling Dervish. This evening I...
CROPS
Last week was a great week for wheat prices, even though no news had been the rule for most of the time since the first week of August. On Monday, the last trading day of September, USDA finally gave us something to look at. There's more old-crop...
Community Council Open Meeting
DAYTON - An infor- mational meeting with the Community Council will be held at 5:30 p.m. in the Weinhard Hotel Lobby. Community Council offers citizens the opportunity to help prioritize community issues, learn more about them and to influence...
POLICE NOTES
Waitsburg 9-24 An open safe was found on Bolles Road, item was pos- sibly stolen. Vehicle stopped for expired plates on PrestonAvenue; driver cited for driving while license suspended, 3rd degree. Vehicle prowl and theft on W. 4th Street; tools were...
A Dream Come true
I had a visit from an old friend recently. He came all the way from Viet- nam. Some of you may recall how just a few years ago, I wrote a series of articles for this page about the work of Clear Path... Full story
Why I Am Excited
I am excited. On the day this paper comes out, I will turn sixteen. That's exciting, but that's not why I'm excited. On October 16, I will be sixteen years, one week, and six days old. I will also be...
The Blame Game
A s The Times went to press Tuesday, the federal gov- ernment was shut down and politicians of all stripes were playing the blame game. So were newspaper editorial writers. Some pundits think linking Obamacare to a federal budget extension is a form...
