Articles from the March 31, 2011 edition
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Farmers Take No Chances With Rust
WAITSBURG - After struggling to control rust in their wheat fields last spring, Touchet Valley farmers aren't taking any chances this year. Most, if not all, wheat growers in Prescott, Waitsburg and Dayton are mixing a fungicide like TILT or QUILT...
STORK CALL
Michelle and Chip Buroker of Dayton met their twins on March 9, 2011. Aubree Dawn Buroker and Calli Jo Buroker were born March 9 at St. Mary's Medical Center in Walla Walla. Aubree weighed 6 lbs. 13 oz. and measured 19 inches. Calli Jo Buroker...
BIRTHDAYS
March 31: Bob Baim, Steve Ruley, Christopher Hansen, Brandon Watson, John Hanson, Ed Lambert, Jack McCaw, Olena Newbury and Robert Hinchliffe. April 1: Nicole Baker, Mark Clifton, Lawrence Fullerton, Joe Cyr, John DuPree, Lynn Mantz-Powers, Caleb...
Thanks
We want to give a BIG thank you to the tree-cutting crew who came through town to trim trees for the power company. Their representative alerted us that they were coming, spent a lot of time discussing which branches were the problem and followed up...
TRACK & FIELD
WP EARNS TOP TRACK SCORES CLARKSTON - The Waitsburg-Prescott men's track and field team took top marks at the District 9 meet here on Wednesday, March 23. Scoring a total of 118 points, the Cardinals out-competed second-place Asotin, with 96 points,...
Weather Helps Valley Golfers
DAYTON - The weather finally cooperated for Touchet Valley's high school golfers last week. The Dayton and WP teams hosted Tri-Cities Prep, DeSales and Liberty Christian golfers here at the Touchet Valley Golf Course last Friday for the third match...
Bulldogs Sidelined By Weather
DAYTON - The Bulldogs are chomping at the bit. Cold, soggy weather has kept the Dayton baseball and softball teams indoors for most of the season so far. Both teams had planned to play double-headers against Pomeroy on Tuesday, but those matches had...
Strong Season Finish For BART Skiers
WALLACE, ID - After over 14 weeks of training and racing, it is likely that the athletes and parents of the Bluewood Alpine Race Team's youth league team are a little relieved that the season is...
Lady Tigers Win 2 Over Asotin, Lose 1 To W-M
PRESCOTT- After beating the Asotin Panthers in a doubleheader this weekend, the Lady Tigers faced mud, rain and the Weston- McEwen Tigerscots in a non-league game Tuesday afternoon. Everyone battled...
WP: Win 1, Lose 2
PRESCOTT - After Saturday's doubleheader loss against Asotin, the Tigers were all too happy chalking up a 6-4 win Monday against Weston-McEwen. WP scored two runs in the first inning, two in the...
Youth Group Goes Main Street
WAITSBURG - Leroy Cunningham explains the meaning of the sign that appeared last week in the empty store front window of the former "Nothing New Antiques" on Waitsburg's Main Street. The waves that...
BRIEFS
TOURISM ALLIANCE ELECTS OFFICERS WAITSBURG - The Touchet Valley Tourism Alliance on Thursday elected its first officers for the working board of directors. Times Publisher Imbert Matthee was elected chair with Joy Smith, owner of Hugs, Gifts & Collec...
APRIL CALENDAR
1 New Season Begins At Fort Walla Walla Museum Fort Walla Walla Museum opens April 1 for its 44th season of service to the community. The museum, located at 755 Myra Road in Walla Walla, is open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is $7 for...
Judith Henderson’s Wine & Country Living
On Saturday, I headed out to Wally World; I had an appointment with two Walla Walla Sweet Onion growers. When I arrived, we walked the land. I asked questions and they answered them. It was all simpatico, until an unexpected gust of wind blew our...
POLICE NOTES
Waitsburg/Walla Walla County & Dayton/Columbia County 3-28: Trespassing. Possible trespassing reported on N. Touchet Road, Dayton. 3-27: Theats. Person walking along dike in Dayton reportedly felt threatened by remarks of a young man. Theft. A small...
PIONEER PORTRAITS
Ten Years Ago April 5, 2001 As snow flies, local youngsters are spending their spring break working with their livestock in preparation for the annual livestock show. Councilman Wayne Peterson has been elected mayor of this fine city, taking over...
Sheriff Doing More With Less
WAITSBURG - Sheriff John Turner doesn't know whether to laugh or cry. The Walla Walla County's new, top law-enforcement offi cial is thrilled he can make adjustments to the patrol schedule that...
BRIEFS
WELLER LIBRARY SEEKS DONATIONS WAITSBURG - Weller Public Library in downtown Waitsburg is looking for a donation of a previously owned digital camera to use for its Summer Reading Program and Children's Storytime. DAYTON HOSTS COWBOY SINGERS DAYTON...
Dear Editor:
In April last year, Waitsburg voters replaced a council that had provided this city with new playground equipment, two important flood control projects and was active in community promotion. What has the new council accomplished? They passed an...
A Blend For Main Street
On one of the first sunny mornings of spring, I took the bag Thomas Reese gave me the day before and looked inside. There they were: beans from three different continents, some dark tan, some dark bro...
Time For A Garden
The first full year we were in Waitsburg, we started a compost pile. We placed a countertop container by the kitchen sink and put everything we might normally put down the garbage disposal or in the trash can into this container: vegetable peels, cof...