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A rmelia J. Zaharevich and Mathew Rupp were united in marriage on August 24, 2012 at St. Mark's Catholic Church in Waitsburg, with Rev. Robert Turner officiating. This bride is the daughter of Marci and Lyle Perkins, of Waits- burg and John J. Zaharevich of Seattle. Armelia is a graduate from the University of Idaho with a Bachelor of Science in Psy- chology. She is currently a Certified Professional Guardian with OmniGuardianship Services, Waitsburg, and an agency affiliated counselor with Lour...
The trend in wheat has not been positive for nine weeks, although depending on what week you chose, it was either at the high end or the low end of an 88-cent range that was defined right at the beginning of the period since the last two weeks of July, with the upper end around $9.44 and the lower about $8.56. 88 cents per bushel is a lot of money. A single futures contract, or "one-lot", is 5,000 bushels. Around here that might represent all of the production of 45 to 65 acres of good wheat ground. In the Midwest it reaches 100 acres or more....
SEASONAL FLU SHOTS DAYTON -- A Flu Clinic will be held at the Co- lumbia County Senior Center, 403 East Patit Street, Dayton, from 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Adults (19 & over) only $30. Medicare, Medicaid and Private Pay accepted. Questions: contact Columbia County Public Health at (509) 382-2181. SKATE PARK DISCUSSION CONTINUES DAYTON - Mayor Craig George encourages all parents or guardians of children and young adults us- ing the skate park in Dayton to attend the city council meeting at 7 p.m. on Monday, Sept. 24, at the Catholic church parish hall...
The weekend brought a surprise; my gardening neighbor and a bag full of Dutch bulbs from her garden. She and I trade seeds and bulbs -- a sustainable practice for gardeners. I have a prolific sunflower and sugar pumpkin patch each year. I move the patch, rotating from one end of the yard to the other, giving the earth a good mulching before each long winter's nap. Last year, my neighbor admired my rows of baby sunflower plants and asked where I had purchased such hardy fall starters. Starters? I had no starters, these plants germinated from...
Ten Years Ago September 12, 2002 The 29th annual Pioneer Fall Festival sponsored by the Waitsburg Historical Society, will be held Sunday, Sept. 15, at the Bruce Memorial Museum, located on Main Street in Waitsburg. The event will get under way with non-denominational church services at 11 a.m., followed by the introduction of the 2002 Pioneers of the Year, Ed and Gloria Lawrence, long-time Waitsburg wheat produc- ers. The Bruce House will open at noon, and at that time the Waitsburg Lions Club will start serving the pioneer dinner of...
This just in from the Department of Redundancy Department: The wheat market is in a sideways pattern, with a range of just under 90 cents per bushel in Chicago soft red winter wheat, slightly more for Kansas City hard red winter, $1.23 from high to low in Minneapolis hard red spring wheat. White wheat prices in Portland have swung from about $8.30 to about $9.05, settling early this week at about $8.76, just over the center of the 75-cent high-low range since late July. Global import buyers have been active in the usual Northern hemisphere...
WAITSBURG - In a rural community, it's easy to feel like helping and making changes for the better are impossible as a single person. The Community Council understands that feeling, which is why they put together a non- profit organization to help people connect to their community. The five-year old organization prides itself on bringing individu- als together to help strengthen communities by focusing on different topics to discuss for lengths of time in order to come up with a way to improve on each issue and you can help them out this...
COMMERCIAL CLUB MEETING WAITSBURG - The Waitsburg Commercial Club's first speaker and featured business for the meeting will be Claudia Abel, LMT of the Waitsburg Business Center. The meeting begins at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 18, in Waitsburg's Town Hall FREE SHOOTING DAYS DAYTON - The Columbia County Shooting Association will be offering free days to sight in your rifles in preparation for the coming hunting season at no cost to the public. Free days will be from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sept. 15, from noon to 5 p.m. Sept. 16, from 9 a.m. to 5...
Ten Years Ago September 5, 2002 Pat Mohney will represent Walla Walla County in 9/11 ceremony in Seattle. Next week on September 11, he will be in a special place of honor, joining 38 other "everyday heroes" from Washington's 39 counties, carrying the Walla Walla county flag in a memorial ceremony in Seattle on the first anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks. Pat is recognized for his actions on April 21, 2001. That Saturday in April 2001, Mohney came upon the scene of two Rott- weiler dogs attacking a toddler as her mother attempte...
With the promise of a new day and a new wine, partnered with friend and cookbook test kitchen gourmet, Desi Kitchens, we happily ushered in Labor Day Weekend visiting wineries of the region. The Wine: Vine crawling and leaf-peeping through the Southern end of Walla Walla County, we came upon Bunch- grass Winery. This well-established Walla Walla winery produced its first vintage in 1997 and continues to produce a scrumptious line of white and red wines. On this particular tasting, the 2009...
There are corn shipments from Brazil unloading on the East coast for feeders in the mid-coastal region. The price of corn has arrived at a tipping point that is the market must seek a price for United States corn that does not destroy demand any further than it has already. On the other hand too much relaxation of prices could kick demand up enough to over-run available supplies being harvested now. The price range for corn is thus de- fined loosely between about $8.50 and $7.50 for a while. The recent range for December corn is between $8.49 o...
CAR SHOW DONATION WAITSBURG - The Waitsburg Classic Auto Show donated $200 to the Waitsburg Resource Center last Thursday. The show has donated money to the center for the past four years, said orga- nizer Ken Lenhart. This year's auto show has been scheduled for May 17-18, 2013. SENIOR CENTER OFFERS LUNCH DAYTON - The Columbia County Senior Center will contin- ue to offer lunch on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 11:30 a.m. for $4 per senior and $7 for non-seniors. Before lunch, the center offers music and games and the lunches consist of good...
1 Library Card Signup Month Sept. 1-30 Dayton Memorial Library September is Library Card Sign-Up Month! Residents of Dayton or outlying areas in Columbia County, stop by the library to get your free library card. Walla Walla County Fair And Frontier Days Sept. 1-2 Walla Walla County Fairgrounds Enjoy all of the tradi- tional fair events for just $3 to $7 per person, depending on age. Special events this year are con- certs by the Frog Hollow Band, wool busting and tractor pulls. For more...
Whole food is one of life's greatest pleasures. When we eat whole foods, we are getting the food intact with all of the vitamins, minerals and other nutrients that make it a balanced food, rather than the bits and pieces that remain after refinement and processing. If you're trying to eat a healthier diet, relying on whole foods is a great place to start. Instead of an energy bar for breakfast, have a pear and some almonds. The goal is to decrease the amount of processed foods you eat and increase the amount of whole foods. The late harvest fro...
Ten Years Ago August 29, 2002 The Walla Walla Fair will be a Maiden family affair. This year's Queen of the Walla Walla Fair and Frontier Days, Haley Maiden, and the Parade Marshall, County Commissioner Chuck Maiden, are living proof that the roots of the fair family tree go deep. Haley is Chuck's granddaughter, making her a fourth generation Maiden family participant in the fair. Haley's aunt Pam (Maiden) Hannah was a fair queen in 1975, and her aunt Linda (Maiden) Schmidt was the queen in 1985. Chuck served on the fair board for nine years....
The wheat market is hunting for a mandate. The highest price of the summer to date is now well more than a month back, on July 23 for Chicago December futures at $9.47 per bushel, and July 20 for white wheat delivered in Portland at $9.05. This week's Chicago is around 89 cents lower and Portland is down about 42 cents. The chart pattern is a (relatively) slow decline in a 20-25 cent range. It is sometimes useful to look at the wheat market as if it is an independent creature with emotions, motivations and ideas. Right now, the crittur is wan-...
Walla Walla County Paul Corduner to Meghan Urbeck on June 30th Erik Johnson to Katherine Holland on June 23rd Santiago Zuniga to Krystal Reyes on June 30th Ronald Fox to Kimberly Furstenberg on June 30th Edgar Ramirez to Gloria Perez Carbajal on June 29th Jason Phillips to Kristan McKenzieon June 30th Dustin Bezdicek to Kalista Knudson on June 23rd Justin Harper to Johannah Paine on June 29th Colick Teranski to Juanita Nealon July 1st Brandon McKinney to Kasey Remington June 30th Martin Surridge to Lauren Petersonon June 24th Eric Jauhiainen to...
ANIMAL CONTROL CODE WAITSBURG - Last week, the Waitsburg City Council discussed changes to the Animal Control Code. The code is in draft form and suggested updates include turning outstanding fees over to collections. Also, City Administrator Randy Hinchliffe said the Humane Society will now act as animal control within the city. The cost should be similar to what the city paid to have an animal control officer - a position that was eliminated months ago. The council also set fees for nuisance dogs to $100, $200 and $300 per offense, per dog....
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PRESCOTT -- Prescott's Dive and Park Show this Weekend! Like to Swim? Like to look at cars? Like to show off your car? On Saturday, Aug. 11, from 2-6 p.m. come to Prescott for an exciting time to see all the cars parked around the pool. Take a swim, then, look at cars again. If you have a car you'd like to show off, pile the kids in it and come to swim in Prescott and show your car at a real small town car show. A daily swim pass costs $4 for adults, $3 for youth and seniors. Children five years and under are free. Hot dogs and refreshments...
PRESCOTT - With more students enrolled in the Prescott School District, the school board agreed last week it needed to hire a new business manager's assistant to help keep all of the paper- work in order. At the school board meeting on Tuesday, July 31, Superintendent Dr. Bill Jor- dan said with the addition of students from Jubilee Youth Ranch and Vista Hermosa in the school district, the office staff has been handling an influx of about 145 students. For the staff members, this means more student transcripts to track, more grading to record,...