Articles from the November 8, 2012 edition
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Burglaries Plague The Burg
WAITSBURG - Six residential burglaries have been reported in the Waits- burg area since the end of September and Walla Walla County Sheriff's Office officials say they're con- cerned because in some of the burglaries firearms have been stolen. The...
First Annual Dayton Trunk-Or-Treat A Hit
DAYTON - Two local churches worked together to create a safe trick-or-treating environment for local kids on Wednesday, pioneering trunk- or-treat and sparking a tradition two local pastors hope to...
Best Western On Schedule
DAYTON - Dayton's new Best Western located on the north corner of Main Street and Fourth Street is progressing on schedule so far, with its completion projected for late February or early March if th...
Council Reps Join Solid Waste Planning Team
PRESCOTT - The Prescott City Council last Monday hopped on board to help create a new sol- id waste plan for Walla Walla County by nominat- ing Councilmen Chuck Kimzey and Gene Alandi to the Solid Waste Advi- sory Committee. Melissa Warner, the...
Two Losses Send Dogs Home
SPOKANE - The Dayton volleyball team closed its season at playoffs for the state tournament at West Valley High School last Saturday after two back-to-back losses. The Bulldogs faced off against the...
WP Places 9th At State XC Meet
PASCO - The WP men's varsity cross country team walked away from the state competition last Saturday in ninth place overall and boasting a new personal record for E.J. Meserve. WP coach Joanna...
Tigers On To State With Weekend Split Bulldog Football Season Ends In Spangle
PRESCOTT - One win was all the Waitsburg- Prescott soccer team needed to punch its ticket to the Class 1B/2B State Playoffs. The Tigers struck out in their first attempt at home against Northwest...
WP Erupts Against Mary Walker
WAITSBURG - When drawing up pass coverages, most teams scouting Waitsburg Prescott know that success rests in slowing down the receiving triple threat of Dalton Estes, Roy Ebong and Chance Leroue. B...
Vets Who Served Country Now Serve Community
DAYTON - As Veter- an's Day approaches, the Times is turning the spotlight to two local vet- erans who have served our country and now serve our community with their active participation and...
AGENDAS
Dayton School Board Nov. 7 Agenda I. Call to Order II. Flag Salute III. Recognition of Representatives IV. Public Comment V. Additions or Changes to the Agenda VI. Consent Agenda - Approve Minutes Octo- ber 17, 2012 - Approve November Bills VII....
Dayton Recognizes Its Best
DAYTON - Three com- munity members and one business were honored dur- ing the 66th annual Dayton Chamber of Commerce Banquet on Thursday, Nov. 1. Chamber of Commerce Director Brad McMasters said...
Michaela Nordheim Earns Sewing Machine In Contest
WAITSBURG - Waits- burg's Michaela Nordheim came away from the Make It With Wool competition in Yakima Oct. 27 with a new sewing machine. Nordheim was the senior alternate winner and she tailored a...
Local Teen To Receive Eagle Scout Award
WAITSBURG -- Boy Scout Troop 305 of Walla Walla will hold an Eagle Scout Court of Honor for Alex Leathers on Saturday Nov.10 at 2 p.m. The ceremony will be held at Christ Lutheran Church, 1420 S. 2nd...
Society Gets Grant For New Exhibit
WAITSBURG - The Waitsburg Historical So- ciety recently received a $1,000 grant to make some major headway on a new exhibit at the Wilson- Phillips House. Jeff Broom, the presi- dent of the group, said the Blue Mountain Community Foundation gave the...
AGENDAS
Prescott Joint Park and Recreation Dis- trict Board Commissioners Meeting When: Monday, No- vember 12, 2012 at 7:00 p.m. Where: PJPRD Activ- ity Center, 101 S. D St. Suite A; Prescott WA Mission Statement: The mission of PJPRD is to provide recre-...
Leos Want 500 Pounds Of Food
WAITSBURG - The Leos Club at Waitsburg High School is hoping you'll clean out your cup- boards, do an extra grocery run or write a check to help meet its goal of collecting 500 pounds of food on...
Judith Henderson’s Wine & Country Living
The 2012 Fall Wine Release held throughout the region this weekend was a huge success. Thousands of people converged in Walla Walla and Columbia counties for this yearly wine event. Wine sales were brisk. One thing remains the same each year: wine...
PIONEER PORTRAITS
Ten Years Ago November 7, 2002 Voters may not know the outcome of the Waitsburg Park and Recreation District Maintenance and Op- eration Levy until election officials at the Walla Walla County Auditor's Office tally all the votes - those cast on...
BIRTHDAYS
November 8: Bruce Gen- try, Melvin Keiser, Jennifer Harwood, Kristen Baker, Dana Weir. November 9: Frances Scott, Robert Hawks, Jodee Liebermann, Alan Jackson Jr., Corrie Cozier. November 10: Ruth Han- sen, Kaitlin Vaughn, Ruby Potter, Stephanie...
WEDDING
Robin Dickinson-McQuary and Christopher Billow were married on June 25, 2012 at a sunset ceremony on Tunnels Beach on the North Shore of Kauai, HI. The officiant was Amorosa DeGracia of Lihue. A...
Carol Ann Hinchliffe
A memorial service celebrating the life of Carol Ann Hinchliffe James, formerly of Waits- burg, will be held Saturday, November 10, 2012, at 10 a.m. The service will be held at The Christian Church...
CROPS
The path of least resistance for wheat is positive this week. The election dominated most of the trade's mental effort until Wednesday at least, although there really is no mandate from either party that could drive wheat or other prices rapidly in a...
BIRTHS
Deborah and Travis Larsen announce the birth of their baby girl, Quincy Ennis born Nov. 27 at Swedish Hospital in Seattle. She joins her brother Porter, 4 years and sister Keaton, 2 years. Grandparents are Ed and Lynna Larsen, of Waitsburg, and Gil...
