Our Radiology Department at Whitman Hospital & Medical Center works closely with the orthopedic surgeons to ensure the appropriate tests are performed for the best patient outcomes possible. All of our technologists are licensed by the state of Washington and certified by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists. Each technologists has completed a college degree in radiology, including specific training in performing high quality orthopedic x-rays. We also have staff certified in MRI and CT. Our technologists perform not only routine...
Spraying at close quarters
May 29, 2013
—photo by Bill Myers Ag pilot Brian Windsor gets in close to the real estate spraying for wheat rust. Annual applications of chemical to combat the fungus have started. Wheat rust affects all types and varieties of wheat, even new ones. The rust likes wet and cool weather. Crop loss can run up to $160 an acre according to Bill Myers. Wheat should be treated in time to protect the flag leaf which is the leaf that comes out right before heading, according to CJ Young, Wilbur Ellis sales r...
On the Record
May 29, 2013
Real estate sales John and Marjorie Jaeger and Frederick and Laraine Hansen, to Casey W. Cook, Tekoa, house in Tekoa, $130,000, May 20. Ian D. Chittle and Dennis R. and Linda Jaffee Chittle, Pullman, to Joetta Lynn Reno, Moscow, house on SW Lost Trail Drive in Pullman, $167,000, May 20. Charlott A. Martinkus, Albion, to Mollyrose A. Caruso, Palouse, house on G Street in Albion, $133,000, May 20. Richard B. and Margaret R. Wilbourn, Spokane, to David L. Schad, Pullman, house on NW Hall Drive in Pullman, $203,400, May 20. Jacob L. and Roxanne L....
Bruce Cameron
May 29, 2013
Editor’s Note: The following column was originally published in 2008. When she was 18 years old, my daughter met the love of her life, the person who changed her life forever and without whom, she informed me, she simply couldn’t live. I sometimes wonder whatever happened to that guy. I was “cool to the concept” of her having a serious boyfriend the way liquid nitrogen is “cool to the touch.” In other words, when my brain absorbed the idea of a serious boyfriend, it froze and shattered. I suppose I knew that when young women go to college the...
Good old days
May 29, 2013
8 years ago June 1, 1888 The towns of Whitman County never showed brighter prospects or displayed a future more encouraging for their own welfare and that of the county in general than at the present time. Colfax, the county seat of this, the best county in Washington, presents an exceptional good showing in the matter of growth and business increase, which is duplicated by the many other towns, though smaller, in the same proportions. Notwithstanding the dreadful calamity which befell Palouse City, property there is said to be higher than...
Bulletin Column
May 29, 2013
These reports are from the previous three issues of the Daily Bulletin in Colfax. They are reprinted here for the benefit of Gazette readers who reside outside of Colfax. Some accounts have been updated. CABLE CUT HITS N. COUNTY Telephone and computer service which took a hit in the Moscow area last Thursday, May 23, also took a toll on towns in the north end of the Palouse. Informal reports indicate service was interrupted at Rosalia, Malden, Fairfield and Spangle. The shutdown, which hit about 11 a.m., ended computer transactions, e-mail and...
Etc. Column
May 29, 2013
Gardens ‘n grapes set for Palouse “Gardens and Grapes,” an afternoon of garden tours and wine tastings at three homes in Palouse will be June 22 from 1 to 6 p.m. The event is sponsored by Palouse Community Center and proceeds will go for landscaping the area between the center and the consignment shop. Featured local wineries on the tour include Camas Prairie, Merry Cellars and Wawawai Canyon. The $25 per person admission includes three tastings at each garden, a commemorative glass and light hors d’oeuvres. Bottled wine will be availab...
Sports Camps car wash
Angel Colyar, Gazette Correspondent|May 29, 2013
St. John St. John football and baseball teams plan a car wash to raise money for camp and equipment at the St. John bus garage June 1 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The St. John-Endicott class of 2013, will graduate June 2 at 2 p.m. in the St. John High School’s gym. This year co-valedictorians are Jayson Allert and Gretchen Van Lith. Eighth grade promotion will be in the Endicott gym June 3 at 7 p.m. Refreshments will follow. Last day of school has been changed to June 7 with students getting out at noon. Gardening classes lead by Donna Hanson will b...
Library baby photo winner
May 29, 2013
Diana Hall, winner of the Colfax Library name that baby contest, poses with baby photos of Catalina Flores and Patti Cammack. Hall’s prize is a gift certificate courtesy of Eddy’s Chinese Restaurant and is presented by library staffer Andrea Hergert. Diana and two other entrants correctly identified the baby pictures of every library staff member. The winner was determined by a draw....
Dusty Dick and Helen Appel and Dave and Alice Appel spent the weekend of May 18 in Pasco attending the Knights of Columbus annual meeting. Mother’s Day, Sue and Joe Lynch, Pullman, spent the day with her parents, Dick and Helen Appel. They prepared lunch for Helen. Later that afternoon, Caroline, Rob, Zack, Kade, Ellie and Lucien Kunkle came to help celebrate Mother’s Day and cook the evening meal. Denise Kendall arrived at the home of her father, Oscar Broeckel, Thursday evening for Memorial Day weekend. She returned home Monday morning. Dor...
My favorite recipes
May 29, 2013
Big changes are in the wind at Benge, where two long-time teachers are retiring this spring. Mary Ault has spent 43 years and Marcia Honn has spent 25 years in the small school, and they dearly love the community and their students. Also retiring is part-time PE teacher, Karen Baumann, who has driven from Washtucna for 25 years. The last day of school is June 6. The community will honor their retiring educators at an open house on June 8 from 2 to 5 p.m., followed by a potluck dinner. Mary and...
Mr. LaCrosse joins Farm Fest
Debbie Casey, Gazette Correspondent|May 29, 2013
Lacrosse A new event for Farmers Festival will be the Mr. Lacrosse competition in the high school pit area June 14. High School candidates will compete in fitness, talent, question and answer and formal wear. All proceeds will go the Richard L. Roberts scholarship which is awarded to a senior each year and based on community service. A barbecue will be in the school courtyard for those wanting to dine before the show. The FFA plant sale continues with pots for $2.50 or vegetables for $2. Hanging pots are available. New FFA officers are Cole...
Benefit dinner set
Anne Lowe, Gazette Correspondent|May 29, 2013
Endicott Endicott School will be hosting a benefit spaghetti dinner on Friday, May 31, from 5 to 7 p.m. for Aaron Krantz, who is undergoing treatment for cancer. Aaron is a longtime teacher at the Endicott Middle School. Carol Mitcham hosted a brunch for the Coffee Ladies at her home May 23. Those attending were: Ethel Weitz, Pat Byers, Jerine Grey, Ila Stuart, Helen Jane Hughes, Anne Lowe, Fran Cutler, Margaret Schmick, Gail Bilow and Sharon Huff. Margaret Schmick, her staff and parents escorted the pre-schoolers to WSU Dairy to see where...
Locals do well in Inland Empire trap shoot
May 29, 2013
Several Whitman County trap shooters made a good showing at the recent Inland Empire trap shoot held at the Spokane Gun Club in Greenacres, May 16-18. Colfax resident and Colton Gun Club member Terry Leinweber broke 97 out of 100 targets to win the 18-23 yardage trophy in the preliminary handicap, moving him back to the 24-yard line. Terry only missed one target in the 200 bird singles championships to win A class in a field of 241 contestants. Jim Dahmen of Colton hit 198 targets in the...
Menus
May 22, 2013
At Colfax Schools: Daily items offered at Colfax High School include salad bar, chicken sandwiches, hamburgers, deli sandwiches, vegetarian options, fresh & canned fruit, fresh vegetables, oven fries, yogurt, cottage cheese, bagels and juice. Monday: No School Tuesday: Burgers Deluxe w/works, whole grain bun, oven fries, fruit choice Wednesday: Deli turkey, whole grain bun, potato salad, BBQ beans, mandarin oranges Thursday: Mac & Cheese w/smokies, romaine salad, whole grain roll, fruit choice Friday: French toast sticks, eggs, sausage, fruit,...
County library calender
May 22, 2013
Thursday, May 23 Albion & LaCrosse – After School Program – Exciting after-school programs in two locations. Check the calendar for times and themes. Rosalia – 7 to 8:30 p.m. – Picture Books on Parade – Join Kathy Wilkes for a fun and informative evening on using picture books for literacy and as a stepping stone to learning. Friday, May 24 Colfax & Tekoa – Play & Learn – Creative play and sharing for preschoolers and parents every Friday. Saturday, May 25 All branches of Whitman County Library closed for Memorial Day Weekend. Sunday, May 2...
Etc. Column
May 22, 2013
URS names Becker senior vice president Dan Becker, a member of the Colfax High School class of 1973 who has been employed with URS Corporation for 34 years, has been named senior vice president of the company’s power group with responsibility for accounting and finance functions. Becker, who earned a degree in accounting from Eastern Washington University, for the last four years has been finance director for the corporation’s Sellafield Nuclear Complex in West Columbia, England. His wife is the former Kim Small of Colfax. They plan to ret...
Pastors Corner
May 22, 2013
Following his resurrection Jesus was seen by His apostles for a period of forty days, according to the Acts of the Apostles, during which “he spoke to them of the kingdom of God” (Acts 1:3). Before the Feast of Pentecost, recall these meetings when Jesus, risen from the dead, goes searching for his sheep. He will not leave them orphans, he tells them, “I will come back to you” (John 14:18). This past Sunday (May 19th) was this year’s celebration of Pentecost. At the same time, Jesus gave some instruction to His disciples, “…behold,...
Top GPA Graduates
May 22, 2013
Thompson, Neibergs lead Viking class Cassie Ann Thompson, daughter of Scott and Ann Thompson, is the valedictorian of the 2013 class at Garfield/Palouse High School, and Hannah Marie Neibergs has been named salutatorian. Thompson, who earned a 3.92 grade average, served as class president for four years. She is a member of the National Honor Society and a member of FFA where she earned the state degree. She played on the Viking volleyball team and won all-league honors. She also competed in trac...
Dahmen will exhibit
May 22, 2013
An opening reception for an exhibit of photographs by Jonathan Sachs titled “Somethin’ ‘bout an Old Farm Truck,” will be Sunday, June 2, from 1 to 3 p.m., at Dahmen Barn in Uniontown. The photos are from the collection of Dave Jones’ old trucks in Sprague and aerial photos of the Palouse. Sachs is a professional photographer and graphic designer from Burlington, Mass., who works in a variety of styles and subjects. He has recently been doing aerial photography, particularly of farm lands. He considers the Palouse the most intriguing landscape...
Good old days
May 22, 2013
8 years ago May 25, 1888 The ladies of the Episcopal Guild will give a strawberry festival and bazaar at Bleeker, Spencer & Hoar’s hall on Mill street Wednesday evening, May 30th. At that time they will offer for sale a fine lot of handsome aprons of silk, satin, pongee, linen and nainsook, all well made and beautifully trimmed; also aprons of gingham and print. All will be sold for a reasonable profit. The entertainment will consist of singing and recitations, conducted by the Guild, assisted by local talent. Admission 10 cents. Doors open a...
Pullman OSU grads
May 22, 2013
Deborah A. Christel of Pullman, will be among 5,267 students to graduate from the Oregon State University June 15. She will receive a doctorate of philosophy, design and human environment. OSU masters degrees will be awarded to Pullman residents Lauren A. Bell, applied economics; Bryon C. Burleigh, education- college student services administration; Elizabeth D. Hodgin, applied economics; Justin J. Provolt, environmental engineering, and Andrew P. Willis, public health. Mary A. Morey will receive a bachelor of science in horticulture, cum...
Six will graduate at Sprague High
Jean Stromberger and Kathy Shields, Gazette Correspondents|May 22, 2013
Lamont Sprague High School graduation will be Saturday, June 1, at 7 p.m. in the school gym. The 2013 graduating seniors are Kelly Melville, Ethan Melville, Zach Swanger, Alanna Wheeler, Rachel Barres and Jash Fritts. Megan Gaffney, daughter of Sandy and David Irish and Kevin and Debra Gaffney, graduated from Northern Arizona University Friday, May 11, at Flagstaff, Ariz. Joining Megan’s parents were grandmother Betty Stone, aunts Patty Ethredge and Carolyn Behrens. After graduation they all attended a celebratory dinner. On Thursday Megan a...
St. John gets geared up for June spring boat races
Angel Colyar, Gazette Correspondent|May 22, 2013
St. John With just three weeks until St. John gets invaded with thousands of fans for the start of boat races, Amanda Webb says the crew is working hard to get lawns mowed and the slough filled. The first race will be June 15, and she promises it’s going to be bigger and better this year. The Whitman Ladies of the Nile lunch and style show had more than 100 attending from as far away as Spokane. Door prizes were a big hit with many getting great gifts. They had birdhouse’s for sale and most sold. All the money will go to the shriner’s hospi...
Calendar listings sought
Anne Lowe, Gazette Correspondent|May 22, 2013
Endicott The Community Club met May 14. They are working on the Community Calendar, which will go to press in July. Anyone who would like to be on the calendar can pick up forms at the Endicott Food Center. DNI Pinochle Club met to play cards at the home of Bertie Honn on Monday, May 20. Twelve members were present: Kathy Scholmer, Kathy Storment, Marsha Honn, Shirley Morasch, Mary Repp, Sharon Huff, Jerine Grey, Judy Cook, Anne Lowe, Jenny Meyer, Janet Hedlund and Bertie Honn....
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