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  • Strange But True

    Samantha Weaver, The Times|Jan 4, 2018

    * The unknown soul who made the following sage observation must have been a keen observer of events: “A politician can appear to have his nose to the grindstone while straddling a fence and keeping both ears to the ground.” * In the 17th century, a Frenchman opened a coffee shop in London and sold chocolate, newly imported from the Americas, for 10 to 15 shillings a pound. That may not sound like much until you learn that at the time, the going price of a pound gold was 20 to 30 shillings. * Are you interested in pogonotrophy? If you’re a woman...

  • TEENY MCMUNN: MY RECIPE BOX

    The Times|Jan 4, 2018

    This caught my eye and, of course, makes me think of tomato soup and grilled cheese sandwiches, always a favorite for those cold days and a quick dinner. I didn't get a chance to make it yet but it got a five-star rati9ng. One of the seasonings is garam masala. I googled it to see if it was going to be hard to find and it isn't. When I get it purchased and if you are interested in making this, then please let me know. The recipe only calls for 1/8 teaspoon, so I'm sure I will have plenty to share. It looks like an interesting blend of flavors....

  • KOVELS: ANTIQUES AND COLLECTING

    Terry Kim Kovel, The Times|Jan 4, 2018

    Remember hearing "Kilroy was here"? Kilroy is a famous "doodle" seen during World War II. No one is sure exactly where it began, but in about 1939, the comic man looking over a fence while poking his nose and hands over it with the words "Kilroy was here" started to appear. The doodles were found in strange places where soldiers were stationed. The character may have been inspired by an earlier bit of graffiti used by Australians during World War I with the words "Foo was here." He reappeared...

  • Helen Marie (Long) Rich

    The Times|Dec 28, 2017

    After a years-long struggle with a number of health issues, Helen was called home on Fri., Dec. 8, 2017. Helen Marie Long was born on March 7, 1954 to Richard and Juanita Long in Dayton, Wash. She was raised and went to school in Waitsburg, Wash., graduating in 1972. On June 3, 1972, she married Monty B. "Chip" Rich in Waitsburg, and in September of 1972, they moved to Asotin where they lived to the present. She was mother to tow sons. Helen worked at Tri-State Memorial Hospital from 1975-1976...

  • Pioneer Portraits - December 28, 2017

    The Times|Dec 28, 2017

    Ten Years Ago January 3, 2008 With a skiff of snow and threatening skies, construction workers busy with the new Waitsburg Clinic at the corner of Third and Main were hard at work a couple of days after Christmas. Through mid December, concrete was poured and soon a floor was put down, then last week walls were up and indeed the Clinic is beginning to take shape. The structure if hoped to be roofed and ready for interior work by mid January. One man was arrested and Walla Walla County Sheriff’s deputies are investigating another suspect f...

  • Birthdays - Week of Dec. 28

    The Times|Dec 28, 2017

    December 28: Brendan Donovan, Peggy Baker Mudd, Marie Leonard, Nancy Otterson, Jo Ann Perry, Ellie McWilliams, Scott Huwe, Gail Harshman, Sarah Chromy, Kelly Jo Lyons, Janice Mason Eatherton, Christopher Danforth, Richelle Coleman, Jayce Gleason and Jay Dimak. December 29: Jared Kibler, Betty Rollins, Linda Anderson, Howard Laughery, Dick Finch, Miles Hubbard, Holly Menino, Kevin Blair, Colby Mayberry. December 30: Bob Collins, Megan McKinney, Henry Hubbard, Krista Houle. December 31: Janice Ford, Beth Tietjen, Gail Leid, Eva Leroue, Nancy...

  • TEENY MCMUNN: MY RECIPE BOX

    Teeny McMunn, The Times|Dec 28, 2017

    This is a favorite with my kids and requested every year, along with my dinner rolls, and this year, the sweet potato dish with marshmallows. I have made my dinner rolls for a long time, but this time, it seemed all the stars were not aligned as the bottoms burnt and they didn’t rise as much. Sigh! All the time, ingredients, and cost that goes into them and they were a failure. I’m not sure if I will have time to redo or not. I posted my tragic day on Facebook and by the response, I had good company. This recipe has several names and Chex mix...

  • Strange But True

    The Times|Dec 28, 2017

    by Samantha Weaver * It was German-born theoretical physicist Albert Einstein who made the following sage observation: “The hardest thing to understand is why we can understand anything at all.” * If you’re planning a trip to South Africa, you might want to keep in mind that there are 11 official languages there. * It is customary in India for those who celebrate Christmas to decorate a banana or mango tree -- evergreens being in rather short supply in most parts of south Asia. * Those who study such things say that a normal cat has 230 bones...

  • Havilah Grace Moser

    The Times|Dec 21, 2017

    Havilah Grace Moser was born to proud parents Bret and Bethany Moser on Dec. 7 at 4:41 a.m. at home in Waitsburg. Havilah weighed 8 lbs and was attended by Hihgland Midwife Birth Services midwife Rebekah Pierson....

  • Dorothy "Dot" Jane Bodman

    The Times|Dec 21, 2017

    Dot, 99, passed away December 17, 2017 at her home in Wheatland Village, Walla Walla, WA. A Memorial Service will be Wednesday, December 20, 2017 at 2:00 p.m. at Wheatland Village, 1500 Catherine Street, Walla Walla, WA 99362 with Chaplain Steve Cromwell officiating. Dorothy was born to Charles and Anna Grummett in Aberdeen, WA on July 3, 1918. She graduated from Grays Harbor Business College in 1939. Dorothy married Joseph Day Bodman on October 9, 1939 in Fairbanks, Alaska; they were married...

  • Pioneer Portraits - December 21, 2017

    The Times|Dec 21, 2017

    Ten Years Ago December 27, 2017 Photo caption: The Cardinal Players took a curtain call, basking in the applause following their “reader’s theater” presentation of Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol,” at the Liberty Theater in Dayton last Saturday night. Isaac Huether played Ebenezer Scrooge and each member of the cast stepped into the many roles required for the production. From left: Fred Cunz, John Gertsch, Wesley Hilton, Isaac Huether, Felicia Brown, Colton Townsend, Nathan Moon, Shawny Ingle, Tyson Cole, Dakota Hopkins. Narrator Ro...

  • Birthdays - Week of Dec. 21

    The Times|Dec 21, 2017

    December 22: Micah Winnett, Kara Largent, Callie Dueñas, Forrest Mock, Gordon Bateman, Suzanne DeCoria. December 23: Tyler Hofer, Joyce Beckley, Claire Raven, Alta Daniel, Larry Bickelhaupt, Lorene Brown, Kim Douglas, Richard Bessey, Karen Lambert, Chelsea Gore. December 24: Shirley Kitterman, Carolyn O’Brien, Shane Hilton, Mary Conner, Barbara Wagener, Tracey Harper, Karen Stroobants. December 25: Solon Pietila, Donna Manley, Les Richardson, Sonia Borrowdale, Annette Becker, Carol Hevel, Dalton Carlisle, and Neil Maxwell. December 26: Sa...

  • Kennedy Mae Henze

    The Times|Dec 14, 2017

    Dane and Jillian Henze of Tumwater, Wash., announce the birth of their daughter Kennedy Mae Henze, born Oct. 19, 2017. Kennedy Mae was born at Providence St. Peter Hospital in Olympia, Wash., weighing 6 pounds, 4 ounces and measuring 18 inches. She is the Henzes' first child. Grandparents are Dan and Diane Henze, Nicholas and Jan Kovach and Paul Beaudry....

  • Pioneer Portraits - December 14, 2017

    The Times|Dec 14, 2017

    Ten Years Ago December 20, 2007 To get into the Christmas spirit, there’s nothing like the sights and sounds to be experienced at the Waitsburg Community Choir cantata. “Once upon a Miracle” - A Christmas Musical, by Marty Parks, was performed last Sunday at the First Presbyterian Church in Waitsburg, to a full house. The performance was directed by Melissa Ferrians and narrated by Chloe Pearson and her grandfather John Knowles, with her dad Randy Pearson as organist. Lacey Mayberry of Touchet will be the Queen of the 2008 Pendleton Round...

  • Birthdays - Week of Dec. 14

    The Times|Dec 14, 2017

    December 15: Agnes VonCadow, Jason Henderson, David Hevel Jr., Carl Smith Jr., Stacie Huwe, Betty Young. December 16: Katie Ford, Perry Dozier, Samantha Henze, Christopher Holmes, Lesli Crawford, Kenna Larson. December 17: Matthew Ted Baker, Rex Munden, Jane Butler, Merle Bickelhaupt, Kerry O’Brien, Chelsea Logemann. December 18: Corrie Berneking,Sharon Richter, Cindy Pettichord, Liz Quigg, Kelli Pettichord. December 19: Lexus Ann Benson, Jack Maxwell, Shirley Cummings. December 20: Kellie Rarick, Margaret Naumann, Melanie Land, Jeff Gusse, N...

  • TEENY MCMUNN: MY RECIPE BOX

    Teeny McMunn, The Times|Dec 14, 2017

    Almond Roca 1 c. butter 1 c. blanched, toasted 1 1/3 c. sugar almonds, toasted 3 Tbsp water 4 (4 ½ oz) Hershey bars 1 Tbsp light corn syrup 1 c. finely chopped almonds Melt butter, add sugar, syrup and water. Cook to hard crack stage, 310 degrees (do not cheat on temperature). Quickly stir in coarse chopped almonds. Spread on ungreased pan. Pour ½ of chocolate on top. When it is set, turn and put chocolate on other side. Add finely chopped nuts. When chocolate is set, break into pieces. Whenever making candies, a heavy duty pan is a must -...

  • Strange But True

    Samantha Weaver, The Times|Dec 14, 2017

    STRANGE BUT TRUE by Samantha Weaver --- * It was noted American journalist, satirist and cultural critic H.L. Mencken who made the following sage observation: “Whenever ‘A’ attempts by law to impose his moral standards upon ‘B’, ‘A’ is most likely a scoundrel.” * You’re certainly aware that the Middle East has large deposits of petroleum. It makes a kind of sense, then, that one of the first uses early discovers put the substance to was to treat their camels’ mange. * As the holiday season approaches, there are some interesting traditi...

  • Murray Fisher

    The Times|Dec 14, 2017

    Murray William Fisher, 96, of Walla Walla died December 2, 2017 at Wheatland Village in Walla Walla, Washington. Funeral services were held on Saturday, December 9 at 11 AM at Pioneer United Methodist Church, Walla Walla, Washington. Reverend Juli Reinholz will conduct the service. A private inurnment at Mountain View Cemetery will be held prior to the service. Memorial contributions can be made to Fort Walla Walla Museum (Note: WWII Memorial on check memo line) in care of the Munselle-Rhodes...

  • Betty Kellogg Jacobson

    The Times|Dec 14, 2017

    Betty Jacobson passed away on Monday, December 4, 2017 at Rosetta Assisted Living in Kennewick, WA. Betty was born to Roy and Irene Kellogg of Spokane on November 15, 1929. Betty was later joined by a sister, Mollie ("Peach") Kellogg (Winnett) who preceded her in death in 1982. Betty had very fond memories of her time spent at the family's property on Benson Lake, North of Spokane. The Kellogg family moved to Waitsburg in 1946, where she graduated from WHS later that spring. It was there that...

  • Kindergarten Letters to Santa

    The Times|Dec 14, 2017

    Dear Santa, How are the reindeer doing at the North Pole? Where do you keep them? I want a dirt bike for Christmas and a train set, a big, metal basketball hoop and a basketball. I love you, and I like your boots, Braxton Bly Dear Santa, I saw your sleigh at my house before. I want a real horse and a hover board for Christmas. How are your reindeers doing? Love, Maeci Strickland Dear Santa, What are your elves making? What are your elves doing? What do you do, Santa? What do you do for Christmas? I want a stuffed animal horse and a butterfly ne...

  • First Grade Christmas Poems

    The Times|Dec 14, 2017

    Elf on the Shelf White, Round Hiding, Sitting, Tricking He’s on the shelf Elf By: Harleigh Webber Sleighs Red, Gold Flying, Sledding, Slipping Sleighs go very fast Sled By: Gus Johnson The Grinch Green, Mean Stealing, Sneaking, Grinning He is a meany Grump By: Jeremiah Collins Snowballs Round, Cold Rolling, Throwing, Splatting Snowball fights are fun Balls By: Alex Watson Stockings Red, White Hanging, Stuffing, Falling Hanging on the fireplace Sock By: Shaunna Hilton Elves Small, Green Working, Wrapping, Taping They’re quick and fast Hel...

  • Second Grade Diamante Poems

    The Times|Dec 14, 2017

    Winter Cold, windy Freezing, melting, throwing Hot cocoa, penguin, flower, dirt Growing, swimming, planting Hot, sunny Summer By Makaelyn Mikesell Winter Cold, wet Ice skating, hibernating, melting Snow, igloo, flower, lemonade Swimming, shining, sunning Hot, warm Summer By Juca Beckman Winter White, cloudy Ice skating, snowing, freezing Snowballs, snowman, snowflakes, frost Sledding, singing, hibernating, Icey, wet Scarf By Yaneli Flores Winter Fun, slippery Baking, ice skating, freezing Ice, icicle, snowball, hot cocoa Shivering, icing,...

  • Third Grade Riddles

    The Times|Dec 14, 2017

    Who am I? I am really common. I can be fake or real. There are drawings of me too. I am a present for Bob, I am a car. By Noah Carney Who am I? I love the snow. My arms are sticks. I have a black top hat and a red scarf. I have rocks for eyes. My name is JJ and I am a snowman. By JJ Gleason Who am I? I love to play in the mud. I have a motor. I like to get revved up. I am blue. My brand is Yamaha. I have two tires. I am a present for Bob. I am a dirt bike. By Akayden Acevado Who am I? I like living in Oklahoma. My owners dug me out of the groun...

  • Fourth Grade - What Christmas Means to Me

    The Times|Dec 14, 2017

    What Christmas Means to Me By Allyssa Green Christmas is hanging out with friends and family and eating chocolate chip cookies with eggnog. Christmas is reading Christmas books with my grandma and playing Christmas games. Christmas is playing with friends in the ice cold snow, making snowmen together. Christmas is being with my friends and family which makes me happy on matter what happens. Christmas is staying up late and watching Christmas movies like The Grinch who Stole Christmas. Christmas is the best time of the year for singing...

  • Fifth Grade - My Perfect Christmas

    The Times|Dec 14, 2017

    My perfect Christmas morning By Race Hubbard I'm as quiet as a mouse, still snuggled in my cozy warm bed. Dreaming of dancing candy canes and swimming marshmallows in a pool filled with hot cocoa. I wake with my little brother shaking me saying “wake up, wake up!” we run down stairs there are presents everywhere. We look outside; the snow is taller than the porch!!! “This is the perfect time to use my new sled!” I exclaimed. The Christmas lights reflecting off the beautiful snow. I smell the smell of hot cocoa and biscuits and gravy. Soon we op...

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