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Titans bury Seagulls 49-0

Smith scores 5 TDs, explodes for 154 yds rushing

By GEORGE KUNKE MENLO – Pe Ell-Willapa Valley's defense did not allow Raymond much of anything and Max Smith provided the brunt of the offense behind a brutal Titans offensive line during a 49-0 homecoming shellacking Friday night at Crogstad Field in Menlo.

Smith rushed for 4 touchdowns and scored another on defense and galloped for 154 yards on 11 carries (14 ypc). The Titans mashed their way to 356 yards rushing and averaged nearly 9 yards per carry.

Pe Ell-Will apa Valley's (PWV) defense recovered 4 fumbles.

“We played well in all facets,” Titans Assistant Football Coach John Peterson told the Herald.

“The kids were focused and ready to play. We had a good week of preparation.

We did a good job. We had a good week ofn practice.

With homecoming, sometimes you lose focus.”

Landin Isaksen netted 105 yards running the ball on 7 attempts and Kollin Jurek added another 60 yds on 10 rushed and a touchdown.

Jurek had a kickoff return for 27 yards and a punt re-

turn for 24 yds. “We've got some pretty good running backs,” Peterson said.

“The lines blocked well,” Peterson said. “The other backs are blocking well. When things are going well, it's a fun game. It was very enjoyable for us. I've been on the other side of that kind of game. It's nice to see a gameplan that you put a lot of time into work so well.”

The Titan defense provided a stone wall for Raymond halfback McCartney Maden to try and run through.

“We were very cognizant of the fact that Raymond has the fastest guy in the league,” Peterson said. “We had him with 10 carries for minus four yards. We did a terrific job on him. He's like a video game, scary, every time he touches the ball.”

“McCartney Maden had a tough night offensively,” RHS Assistant Football Coach Mike Tully told the Herald. “PWV was really swarming him wherever he went. He was able to make a bit of an impact on defense with an interception and a fumble forced (and) recovered.”

Forks Creek Hatchery is currently under construction.

Tackle leaders for the Titans were Luke Gerow with 8, Jurek with 7, Smith with 6, and Andrew Minton with 5. Also recovvering fumbles were Tyler Adkins, Landin Isaksen and Adam

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Locals fear decrease in future salmon returns Forks Creek Hatchery fish ladder is presently closed

By Pat Myers The Forks Creek Hatchery is presently under a large construction project, and local fishers and retailers are concerned about whether or not it will be collecting fish this year. Losing a spawning season would result in lower future salmon returns which, in turn, would affect the local commercial fishing industry, sports fishing, and the local retail economy. The effects on the local retailers would be losses in the sales of fuel, gear, groceries, restaurants, and such.

All in-water construction is required

by Federal and State regulations to be finished by October 1. These regulations set the dates that construction can begin and end for all in-water projects. In this

Photo by Larry Bale

Titan running back Landin Isaksen (31) rumbles for yardage.

case, the new weir is due to be completed by that date, and the spawning salmon will enter the ponds once the weir is complete.

The final concrete pours for the weir were done on September 19. The site construction manager remarked that they will be finished with the weir well ahead of the October 1 deadline.

Once the weir and all in-water construction work are complete, the project will continue with the remaining out-ofwater work. This phase is scheduled for completion in December. This portion of the project does not affect the hatchery's ability to conduct its duties regarding this year’s spawning season. That phase will include a new, more efficient fish ladder.

Smaciarz.

“Kayden Miller in the defensive line and Adam Smaciarz in the defensive line and Luke Gerow at linebacker was amazing,” Peterson noted. “Kollin

Jurek played really well on defense. Max is Max, he made some plays on defense and scored a touchdown on defense. Max was great.”

For the second straight

week, placekicker Garrett Keeton did a good job on extra points, punting and kicking off. Against Raymond he made 5 of 6 extra point attempts. “Our little

By Jeff Clemens The Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) held public meetings on Tuesday, September 10 and Wednesday, September 18 to discuss current policies for managing Willapa Bay and its tributaries for proper salmon recovery.

According to WDFW Policy Analyst Chad Herring, the management policy was designed to help natural salmon runs, particularly Chinook, in Willapa Bay and its surrounding tributaries. It has aided in better monitoring and control, bringing a balance between detrimental impacts from recreational and commercial fishing on the sensitive fishery, Herring points out.

In recent months the state awarded local hatcheries major increases in salmon broods to help restore chinook salmon populations that have been hit hard in recent years. 2018

marked the first time in recent memory the entire fishery in Willapa Bay and its tributaries were shut down due to low chinook runs.

“What we’re doing right now is working on Willapa Bay Salmon Management Policy that was ratified by the commission in 2015,” Herring said. “Within the adaptive management section of that policy, it implements management, conservation, actions, and policy guidance from the commission in two phases.”

Phase one of the policies was implemented from 2015 to 2018, and phase two will be from 2019 on.

The commission called for a comprehensive review at the end of phase one, and both public meetings reviewed the findings.

“We will go to the commission in December with the finalized document,” Herring said. “What we are doing is reviewing where we are at in regards to

where we thought we would be with policy implementation. In December the commission will decide either to stick with the policy or not. There are three possible outcomes based on the review: stay with the policy as written, make a few small tweaks or a more robust tweaking.”

The policy will continue to affect the entire fishery in Willapa Bay and data thus far has given WDFW more insight than ever before.

Before 2015, the salmon fishery was unmonitored except for recreational catch record cards.

“The catch record card system doesn’t give us results for around 18 months,” Herring said. “Just last week I received the 2018 catch record card data for the 2018 fishery. It is what it is. One of the main things that have come of implementation of this policy is we did receive funding to do recreational monitoring

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Raymond Council approves WVHS Homecoming Court Pacific County contract

By Allie Bair The regularly scheduled Raymond City Council meeting was held on Monday, September 16, at 6:00 p.m. at Raymond City Hall.

Both Mayor Tony Nordin and Mayor Pro Tempore Ian Farrell were absent from this meeting, so City Clerk and Treasurer Gretchen Sagen headed the eight-minute meeting.

Kicking off the meeting with comments from the community, Walt Mitchell, developer of the Willapa Island Riverfront Cottages, updated the council on how the project is progressing. “[The] water line is going in.

PUD is going in. Comcast is going in.” According to Mitchell, they will be running power across the bridge in the next two weeks.

Moving into the regular agenda, the council discussed a new contract for boarding prisoners with Pacific County.

This is the same contract that South Bend City Council recently passed.

Raymond Police Chief Chuck Spoor recommended approving the contract as-written. He said that the rates per prisoner per day would increase under the new contract but changes otherwise were minimal.

“We didn’t have any raises for quite some time,” he Photo by Larry Bale said. “It’s $75 currently [per prisoner per day]… after the The 2019 Homecoming Court was presented after the Titans and Seagull game Friday night under the lights at Crogstad Field in Menlo.

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From left are Princess Britney Patrick, Prince Chad Flemetis, Princess Olivia Betrozoff, Prince Carter Pearson, Queen Katie Adkins, King Adam Smaciarz, Princess Kaitlyn Clements, Prince Luke Gerow, Princess Katelyn McGough and Prince Allen Deniston.

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Crescent comes back to whack South Bend 56-28

By GEORGE KUNKE South Bend fell to 0-2 on the 8-man football season after surrendering a 28-24 halftime lead at Crescent Friday night.

The Loggers outscored the Indians 32-0 in the second half to win going away 56-28.

“In the second half, we really ran out of gas,” SBHS Head Football Coach Chuck Spoor told the Herald Sunday afternoon. “We had several players cramping up. With our lack of depth, we have

a pretty severe dropoff when we have to get starters off the field to hydrate.

We are definitely learning that the 8-man game requires a lot more conditioning with the wide open nature of the game.

“Offensively, I thought we did a great job in the first half,” Spoor said.

“We actually scored 20 points in about five minutes before the half ended to go up 28-24.”

Chase Flynn turned in a stellar game for the Indians on offense while

rushing for 151 yards on 21 carries and 1 touchdown. Flynn also threw for 4 touchdowns on 6 of 9 for 174 yards.

“Offensively, senior fullback Chase Flynn carried the load,” Spoor said.

“Crescent really had no answer for our outside veer. Chase also threw a couple TD passes out of our Wildcat formation.

Mayson Estle caught 3 passes for 105 yds and 2 touchdowns. Hunter Clements caught 2 balls for 70 yds and 2 TDs.

Lady Gulls beat Hoquiam, finish third at Adna

By GEORGE KUNKE Raymond opened the season with a 3-0 win at Hoquiam September 10. The Seagulls won 25-15, 25-10, 25-19. The Gulls were beaten at Napavine 15-25, 2520, 25-23, 25-17 on September 17. Last Wednesday, “This is basically a game I would like to have back because I feel we are very capable of beating Napavine, but had a bad night,” RHS Head Volleyball Coach Bob Swogger told the Herald. “We had some uncharacteristic mistakes that I have never seen us make before.

“The bright spots for us were our middles – especially Maddie Silvernail, who has found a role on the team and brings a fire and passion for playing that is infectious.”

Raymond won the junior varsity match over the Tigers 25-8, 25-9. '”The JV did very well serving and attacking the ball,” Swogger said.

RHS was defeated by Onalaska at Seagull gym 25-16, 14-25, 25-22, 25-13 in a match that was rescheduled from Sept. 11.

“We did well against Hoquiam and won in three and we served tough and to the parts of the court they were having a hard time defending,” Swogger told the Herald. “We also played scrapy and

did a good job of not letting balls hit the floor. We still need to work on picking up our offense and making sure we're being aggressive each time we send the ball over the net. I have moved a few people to different positions and they were able to adjust to their new roles and started to do very well. Overall, it was a good first game for the team.”

“Right now our biggest issue is staying out of own heads,” Coach Swogger told the Herald. “It is keeping us from reaching our full potential. Both losses this week have been frustrating because we are certainly capable of more.

“Hannah Miller had her best offensive night as a hitter with eight kills,” Miller noted. “Tina Sypaphay also had six kills.

Izzy Silvernail had a great night serving.

Caton Swogger is also doing well as a freshman starter and had four kills and a couple blocks tonight.”

Raymond's C-squad won over Ony 2510, 25-5. “The C team had strong serving with few misses,” Swogger said.

Raymond won the junior varsity match 25-14, 25-18. “The JV had a good night serving and attacking the ball,” Swogger said.

Raymond also competed at the Adna Ice Breaker Tournament Sept.14 and finished

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“Quarterback Hunter Clements did a great job reading when to give the dive and when to pull the ball and go around the end,” Spoor added.

“Freshman guard Ty Reidinger was solid throughout the game,” Spoor said.

Seth Ogilvie led the Tribe in tackles with 5 solos and 5 assists and had an interception. Estle had 8 total tackles and a fumble recovery. Reidinger racked up 9 tackles and Kyle Strozyk had 8.

which is a great stat for us. Adrian Quintana had a good night throwing the ball, going 6 of 7 for 27 yards. Audi Phimmasone caught five of those passes.

“Joseph Villalpando was our leading rusher on the night with 40 yards on 13 carries,” Tully reported.

“We're really just struggling to find consistency on both sides of the ball,” Tully said. “We only have a few guys that had significant varsity experience coming into the season, so we have a bunch of guys that are learning on the fly right now. We are seeing progress every week, but it is a slow process. Luckily, we were able to stay pretty healthy, so we're hoping to fine-tune some things this week and prepare for Chief Leschi.”

The Seagulls (0-3) look for their first win Friday when they host Chief Leschi (1-2), a 45-14 loser to Ilwaco last week.

“We just got film on Chief Leschi, but I haven't

OCEAN PARK — Jackie Holland and Cliff Pedersen on behalf of Peninsula Moose Lodge #236 presented Mark McClain, President of Pacific County Guns and Hoses, checks totaling over $1,100 they raised to support the nonprofit organization, which hosts an annual charity basketball game pitting fire services against law enforcement officers to raise money for local graduating high school students seeking college degrees and careers in these fields.

The funds were raised during the 14th Annual Peninsula Moose Lodge’s car show.

“We could not be more thankful for Jerry Phillips and the Moose Lodge for their efforts supporting the children of our community who seek a career protecting us,” McClain said, who

Photo by Jerry Phillips From left are Jacqueline “Jackie” Holland, Senior Regent for Women of the Moose; Mark McClain, President of the Pacific County Guns and Hoses and Pacific County Prosecutor; and Cliff Pedersen, Administrator for the Peninsula Moose Lodge.

went on to explain that March 14, 2020, is the next family-friendly event and he welcomed the community to join in the fun.

McClain also went on to thank the event’s sponsors, including Colburn Timber, Raymond Elks Lodge #1292, South Bend Pharmacy, Teen Advocacy Coalition, Valley

View Health Center, 105.7The Jet, Chen’s Restaurant & Motel, Dennis Company Ace, First Interstate Bank, and Timber Grounds, who all make this event possible.

For more information, check out Facebook @ pacificgunsandhoses.

Lady Indians lose two hard fought matches

By GEORGE KUNKE Willapa Valley topped South Bend in three games, 25-11, 25-19, 25-23, Thursday night at Tenoski Gym in Menlo.

“We tried a new lineup See Lady Gulls Page A4 in game one, and that did had a chance to take a look,” Tully said. “They have a new head coach this year, but he has been an assistant there for a couple years, so I'm guessing they'll be running a spread-style offense. At this point, we can't look past anyone, so we'll have to come prepared and ready to play.”

Pe Ell-Willapa Valley entertains Onalaska (3-0) Friday night at Trojan Stadium in Pe Ell at 7 pm.

“They're a fine football team,” Peterson said.

“Their line is bigger than the Seahawks. They're huge. Their fullback (Ashton Haight) and quarterback (Lucas Kreger) are very good. They run a triple option, broken bone, midline, Wishbone.

On the season, the Loggers have defeated Toutle Lake (62-0), Amity, Oregon (32-14) and Wahkiakum (58-6).

Notes: Titan running back Peter Hamilton did not play after injuring his knee early on during the Concrete game (Sept. 14).

388 yards in total offense compared to 512 for CHS. The Tribe committed 2 turnovers and Crescent had 3.

South Bend (0-2) hosts Oakville (0-0) Friday (7 pm), while Crescent 91-2) heads to Darrington (2-1).

“I don’t know a great deal about Oakville,” Spoor said. “We plan to stick with our ground game and pound the ball. We’ll be ratcheting up our intensity and conditioning.”

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freshman kicker continues to do really well,” Peterson said. “He did very well kicking the ball.”

The Titans' only PAT miss was because of a dropped snap.

The Titans punted only once, did not throw any passes and turned the ball over once, a fumble, in the game.

The Titans made 15 first downs and Raymond had 3. The Gulls were penalized 3 times for 15 yards and PWV was whistled twice for 10 yds.

Pe Ell-Willapa Valley led 14-0 after once quarter, 40-0 at halftime and 47-zip heading into the fourth quarter.

There were some positives for Raymond on offense.

“It can be hard to find positives in a big loss like we had on Friday night, but there were glimpses of some good things,” Tully said. “When we properly executed our blocking schemes, we had some good runs. We were 6 of 7 passing on the night,

On defense, I thought Ty Reidinger, Kyle Strozyk, Seth Ogilvie, Mayson Estle and Chase Flynn played well,” Spoor said. “Early on they were hurting us with passes into the flat. Defensive coach Preston Crow made some adjustments to take that away from them.”

The Loggers rushed for 310 yards on 33 attempts and 4 touchdowns. Crescent threw for 202 yards on 8 of 15 and 3 TDs and 1 INT. The Indians amassed

Hamilton will have an MRI done this week, according to Peterson...“We had Raymond with 47 yards of total offense,” Peterson said...At press time, there were no official statistics on Raymond.

Scoring Summary First Quarter PWV: 10:22 - Max Smith 37-yd run. Garrett Keeton, kick good.

PWV: 3:55 - Smith, 30yd fumble return. Keeton, kick good.

Second Quarter PWV: 9:58 - Smith, 20-yd run. Keeton, kick good.

PWV: 8:49 - Smith, 19-yd run.

PWV: 4:55 - Adam Smaciarz, fumble recovery. Keeton, kick good.

PWV: 0:55 - Smith, 4-yd run.

Third Quarter PWV: 8:31 - Kollin Jurek, 10-yd run. Keeton, kick good.

Fourth Quarter PWV: 0:19 - Safety, RHS snap out of the end zone.

not work for us tonight,” SBHS Head Volleyball Coach Kelsey Staats told the Herald. “We went back to what we’re comfortable with, and the girls found their groove. I saw so many great things.

Brittney Jones and Raydynn Morley scored 4 kills apiece for the Lady Indians, and Reece Williams added 3 kills and 2 blocks. Defensively, Hannah Jewell contributed 15 digs and Morley had 12.

“Our young and inexpe-

rienced team held their own tonight,” Staats added. “It’s so refreshing to see this team play to their potential.

I couldn’t be more proud of them.”

The Lady Indians lost a heartbreaker at Pe Ell in five games last Tuesday (Sept. 17). The Trojans won a come from behind thriller 23-25, 25-11, 23-25, 25-17 and 15-12.

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Good Sports of the Week

Max Smith, WVHS

“Max Smith is one of our cocaptains and he is one of the best football players I’ve ever coached.

He is a man of few words. He doesn’t talk much, he let’s action speak for him. He has scored nine touchdowns in the past two weeks.

He was an All-State linebacker last season. We are very fortunate to have him on our team. He is a great, fabulous teammate. If you knew him, you’d like him, he’s funny, has a good sense of humor, he just works!”

John Peterson Assistant Football Coach Pe Ell-Willapa Valley

Brittney Jones, SBHS

“Brittney’s responsibility has increased quickly this season.

She has proved that she can do it all. She hits the ball flawlessly, has great setting hands, and also served efficiently (85%) in our games this week. She’s a kind girl, and always celebrates her teammates’ successes before her own. She’s going to continue to build her skill set and will only get stronger these next few years.

I cannot wait to watch her become the player she is capable of.”

Kelsey Staats Head Volleyball Coach South Bend HS

Katie Adkins, WVHS

“Katie is a senior that always comes to practice with a good, hard working attitude. I have been playing her in a lot of different positions and she is always willing to do whatever role it is that is needed for the team.”

Karisa Hodel Head Volleyball Coach Willapa Valley HS

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Friese, Mackenzie Karli Friese; Junior Varsity, Juniors (2): Chahayla Barton, Bree Church; Sophomores (4): Kerstin Jones, 10/20 at Adna Tourney Season 9/20 vs South Bend * Wednesday, September 15, 2010 have a won-lost goal.

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9/25 vsNinth North Beach * 10/22 vs Willapa League Favorites: I think that each team is will League Favorites: I think that each team is 9/22 Raymond Tourney tackle right away and throughout the season Coaches (2): Lori Snodrass, Stacie Archer.

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JV Tourney Note: Note 10/29andatTracy District Home are bolded Home games are bolded lotstepping ofreturning closeup.matches this year.at m especially Coaches: JackieVikings Sanchez, Julie SanchezNote: Manlow;games Seniors (6): Chelsea Dockter, Tiff 9/27 vs NW stepping Christ, * We have10/31 Team Strengths: the coreatgroup of our varsity Lady District 10/31 District 10/2 vs Naselle * Juniors (2): Olivia Nisbet RB/DB and Kayla Passolt; Sophomores Myranda Curtis; Freshmen Team Goals: We hope to do well at theyear District this and we areName comingPosition intoisthis season as a more experienced League Raymond is at the clear favorite.

North Beach and(3) Titan Roster: No. Grade Ht. Wt.: 1League Thomas Justice TE/DB Jr.start 5-11 Kyen Phansisay Sr.10/31 5-5and 165; 3District Raymond is the140; clear North Favorites: Beach start at 7(1):p.m.; League Favorites: Raymond theat clear favorite.

North BeachFavorites: 9/29 at South Bend Tourney 11/2 District and atSE/DB 72favorite. p.m.; 11/2 atat District Accountants 9/5 Pe Ell will be pretty good.

Naselle will hang around because of their skill team with a better understanding of the type of play it takes to win Tournament.

10/4 at NW Christian * Tyler Adkins QB/DB So. 5-11 145; 5 Peter Hamilton RB/LB Sr. 6-0 200; 9 Mason Baldwin Sr. 5-6 140; 10 Carter Pearson SE/ will be pretty good.

Naselle will hang around because of their skill 11/2 at DistrictP.O. Box 435, South Bend will be pretty good. Naselle will hang around because of their skill 3245 Coach Sienko Tom Rd. Sanchez Salon 11/9 at State *-D players.

OcostaSr. hasgame. some good young players coming up.

Coach Tom Sanchez 10/2 at Willapa *has DB Sr.Valley 5-10 170; 11 Logan Walker QB/DB Jr.coming 6-3 180; 12 Riley Pearson QB/DB Fr.Willapa 5-8 100; 16 Max Smith RB/LB 5-9 195; 19 * -Chris Denotes Pacific League 11/9 atvsState players.

Ocosta has West some good young players coming up. consistently.

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We areTeam 5-8 135; 24 Derek Fr. 5-9to 135; 25 Joey McCaulden 5-9 140;at 30State Kaiden Perkins RB/LB Fr. 5-6 135; 31 Landin ourStrengths: captain thisAyear.

The entire team does avery good 10/16 vs Rymond * very TE/DB Jr.11/10 Team Strengths: willingness learn.

We are 11/10 at State EWU Camp.FlukeARB/DB 9/13 vs Naselle * Team Strengths: A willingness to We43are Note: Home matches are5-7 bolded Isaksen RB/LB*So. 5-10 32toIsaac Myhre SE/DB Fr. 41 Aiden Lee SE/DB So.learn.

6-0 145; Kolton Fluke RB/LB Fr. 5-4 125; Note: Home matches arevery bolded nexperienced; weand need to beeach willing to to learn about 10/11 vsother North Beach job of guiding leading accomplish inexperienced; we 170; need be willing to learn about 10/18 at North Beach *130; matches are bolded 44ofKollin Jurek RB/LB Jr. 5-10 180; 51 Trey Ritzman OL/DL Fr. 5-6 200; 52 Kaden Ritzman OL/DL So. 5-6 200; 53 GarrettNote: Keeton Home OL/ inexperienced; we need to be willing to learn about 9/20 at North Beach * ourselves as much as learn about the game football. start at our 5:45 with varsity; our goals each day. They are at a very focused group ourselves as much asand learn about theSr. game ofjunior football.

Team Weaknesses: Without a doubt it’s lack of height.

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10/16 South Bend * DE Fr. 5-10 200; 54 Kobe Hoffman OL/DE 6-2 220; 55 Jesse Justice OL/LB So. 5-11 140; 56 Tyler Day OL/DL Sr. 5-8 205; 57 Luke ... Gjunior 10/20 at Adna Tourney owith ourselves as much as learn about the game of football. and start at 5:45 G Thisofteam to not going to be a team who is going to be able to overpower anyone This team has been very good about their willingness to kids.has been very good about their willingness * Denotes League match.

Gerow OL/LB/DE Sr. 5-7 160; 61 TristanPacific Baker OL/DL Fr. 5-8 190; 63 Jeremiah Yost OL/DL Sr. 5-11 190; 64 Adam Smaciarz OL/DL 9/22 at Raymond Tourney * Denotes Pacific League match.

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League Favorites: I think that each team is be coached. at 6-2 NW are going to be looking to frustrate teams with our 5-7 hustle to the OL/DL Jr. 5-9 170; 74 Zane Guiltner OL/DL Fr. 190; 75 ball Grady Christen9/25 OL/DL So. 170;Christ.

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Team Weaknesses: Inexperience.

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We return only OLB Sr. 6-2 190; 88 Andrew Minton Sr. 6-0 175. lot of close matches this year. wo starters both offensively and defensively.

Another “Our strengths are that our players with experience are quick, athletic, and good de two starters both offensively and defensively. Another e lost four Indians Football Fight... two starters both offensively and defensively.

Another 10/31 at District 8/31 at Willapa Valley weakness is our numbers we only have 22 kids out sive players.

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Emily will be our setter and run our offense.

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Seniors (4): Alfaro, Brandon Lev,Ludlam, Alan Deufel andMichael Dillon 11/3 TBA Seniors (10): Steven Ochman, David Rockett, Markus Eastham, Richard Ashley, Don Jack Carlson, Nathan Davis, Unger,(8): Zack Seniors (10): Steven Ochman, David Rockett, Markus Eastham, Richard Ashley, Donyear Carlson, Nathan Davis, Michael Unger, Zack Friese, Josh Molskred; Juniors MatF & 10/25 at Naselle * Seniors (10): Steven Ochman, Davidprogresses.

Rockett, Markus Eastham, Richard Ashley, Don Carlson, Nathan Davis, Michael Unger, Zack Friese, Jack Ludlam, Josh Molskred; Juniors (8): Matt Konigsberger, CodyAlec Buchanan, Delia Espina, say our team speed is a deterrent.

We’re faster this year than 8/31 vs South Bend terson is in his 34th of coaching high school football. develop some leaders as the season Phouthachack, Dane Camenzind, Philip Sheary, Killian Tsogo and Hawken Winslow.

Sophomores (9): Marcus Lundy, Andrew Hamilton, Oatfield, Andy Huang, Josh C 10/15 vs(7):Elliott Raymond * Heckard, and North Anthony Sagen, Drew Pearson, Stephen Camenzind, Randy Neal Riley; Sophomores (7): Dylan Barrett, Troy Clure, Corey Anthony Sagen, Drew Pearson, Stephen Camenzind, Randy Heckard, Neal Riley; Sophomores Dylan Barrett, Troy Clure, Corey Cowan, Trevor Ritzman, Elliott Quick, Damien Reddin Anthony Sagen, Drew Pearson, Stephen Camenzind, Randy Heckard, Neal Riley; Sophomores (7): Dylan Barrett, Troy Clure, Corey Cowan, Trevor Ritzman, Quick, Damien Redding, Blake Moore; Freshmen (11): Trevor Cook, Coach Greg Wonhoff Pioneer Grocery agrees to purchase this ad in the Willapa Harbor Herald we games were last year.

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Mike Marte, Josh Peterson; Cheerleaders (6): Kaity Nissell, Hailey Hosler, Kiana Lauren Friese, Denise McDonald, Sydney Wilkeson; Cheer Coach: Jeri Christen.

Our size is OK. This is a traditional Valley team.

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9/27 vs South Bend * 10/2 vs Raymond * 10/2 vs Raymond * 10/2 vs Raymond * Philip RyanatSida 10/4 Ocosta * one of the top teams in our league Phouthachack Dillion Adair 10/4thisatyear.Ocosta * one of the top teams in10/4 ourSheary league year. * Allen atthis Ocosta 10/9 at Naselle * 10/9 * returning 10/9 at Naselle *whoTeam We have four seniorsat thisNaselle year who are Team Leaders: We have fourWednesday seniors this year September are Leaders: returning25, 2019 Willapa Harbor Herald A4 returning varsity players.

Montana Christian will be stepping into a new role this players. Montana Christian will be stepping into a new role this 10/11 vs Pe Ell wvarsity role this 10/11 vs Pe Ell Photo by George Kun 10/11 vs Pe Ell yearforasconsistent our libero. We will be looking to Lauren Archer for consistent year as our libero. We will be looking to Lauren Archer consistent Varsity, Seniors (2): Michaela Eastham, Myranda Curtis; Juniors (6): Katlyn Sawyer, Maddie Klus, Kathryn Staats, Makenzie Russell, Kaelani Collins, Kes vsJunior North Beach * Lexie leadership.

Michaela willWilson; be our main out10/16 vsHuber North Beach * (1): Emily10/16 leadership. and Michaela Huber will be our main out- Bannish and 10/16 vs North Beach * Abbee Sophomores Sanchez.

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Junior players returning from last year are Emily Fluke and Frank, Emma Lorton, Nikki Manlow, Rielly Myers; Sophomores (3): Kelsea Fitch, Rebeca side hitters.

Junior players returning from last year are Emily Fluke and Varsity, Seniors (7): Courtney Hagain, Shylo Boyes, Amanda Koski, Kira Dunsmoor, Dalia Silva, Yolanda Newberg, Abby Maneman; Juniors (3):Santos, HannahPaola Loza; Ninth Graders (6): Paige Johnson, Ays Fluke and 10/18 vs NW Christ. * vsrunNW Christ. *Funkhouser, vs and NW Christ. *Friese.

McGill, Alison KellyJunior Oropeza, PaolaJuniors Razo, Tessa Wilson.

Lauren will beBoyes; our10/18 setter and our(2): offense.

Lauren has Dykes, Alex Gilbert, Aubrey Sophomores Aiysha Garcia, Emily Collins; Varsity, (2): Chloe Henneman, Blanca Lopez; Ninth seagulls Laurenhas Friese. Emily will10/18 be our setter run our offense.

Lauren hasEmily auren Graders (8): Gabby Oatfield, Madeilin Maden, Allison Williams, Abril Silva, Jenny Crow, Raven at Olivera, VioletTourney Chaves, Abby Brown. really become a more versatile10/20 player from the middle position in both really become a more versatile player from the middle position in both 10/20 Adna on in both Adna Tourney 10/20 at Adna Tourney and back row. Karli Friese, whoatstarted on the varsity team the front varsity team rsity teamand back row. Karli Friese, who started on the front Lady Indians Pitchwood Sanchez 10/22 at South Bend * 10/22 at South * lastpasser year asand a freshman, has become a more consistentBend passer and is Coach Jackie 10/22 at South Bend * last year as a freshman, has become a more consistent is Coach Bob Swogger ser and is Lady Seagulls returned by 5:00 P.M. Monday, the ad will 9/4 at HoquiamAlehouse Jamboree cover the floor well with her quickness to the ball. Mackenzie able to cover the floor well with her quickness to the able ball. to Mackenzie Mackenzie Team Strengths: We should have good team unity 10/24 at Raymond * Coaches: Tom Sanchez, Shane Byington, Mike Matlock, Shawn Friese and Rich Sanchez. Seniors (9): Ryan 10/24 at Raymond * es no guarantee of accuracy or quality.

10/24 at RaymondTrotter, *all juniors, 9/5 Kyle at Geiger, Hoquiam Jamboree Allison juniors, are at Warrenton, Ore. Trotter, Allison Larew, and Sydney Wilkeson, who are areLarew, and Sydney Wilkeson, who are all oast Seafoods niors, are Hillery, Myron Smith, Brett Rose and 9/6 Terrell Boyes.

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The rivalry South Bend, Raymond, and Valley be The rivalry shouldamongst be should be amongst South Bend, Raymond, and Valley hard work, and finish the season strong. entertaining to watch, because I think one of these local teams will entertaining eams will to watch, because I think one of these local teams will Team Weaknesses: finish the season at the top of the league standings.finish the season at the top of the league standings.

Varsity, Seniors (4): Michaela Huber, Abbee Bannish, Montana Christian, Lauren Archer; Juniors (5 Friese, Mackenzie Trotter; Sophomores (1): Karli Friese; Junior Varsity, Juniors (2): Chahayla B Baylee Layman, Kate Rockett, Bailee Graves; Ninth Graders (6): Brooke Spoor, Kassidy Nissell, Coaches (2): Lori Snodrass, Stacie Archer.

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Kristian Burger is our biggest experienced lineman at 210 pounds.

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10/4 at NW Christian * ”For team leaders, we10/5 have ateam great group ofBeach seniors who are leaning on each other to strides in the early going.

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The is coming off of a successful summer team Pacific 2B League game.

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Team Leaders: We have senior Myranda Curtis as good power running team.

10/7 at Naselle 146 5th Street Raymond 10/15 at Ocosta* camp game at the~ Raymond 146 5th experience, Street ~ Raymondafter making it to the championship www.denniscompany.com 98586 (360) 146 5th Street ~ Raymond 942-2427 ”The league favorites are Naselle and Willapa Valley.”

10/12 at Valley * our captain this year.

The entire team does a good 10/16 vs Rymond * 942-2427 EWU Team Delgado Camp. LB/QB Jr. 5-7 200; 7 Raymond Roster: No. Yrthat Ht.942-2427 Wt.: 3 Joseph Villalpando LB/RB Jr. 5-9 155; 5 Jose www.denniscompany.com Weaknesses: OneName of our Position(s) weaknesses is we don’t have Teamhave Weaknesses: One of our weaknesses is thatTeam we don’t have don’t www.denniscompany.com 8 10/14 So. 5-10 160;10/18 vs12NWC job of guiding and other Quintana to accomplish McCartney Maden 5-9We 140; 10have Thanh Lukinich WR/DB Jr.leading 5-7 135;each 11 Adrian QB/DB Berkley at*North Beach * lot breakaway of speed.

OurRB/WR speed isSr. OK. don’t any breakaway areakaway lot of speed. Our speed is OK. We don’t have aany 10/19 at Ocosta * Crites DB/WR Sr. 6-0 140; 15 Mikel Anderson DB/WR Jr. 6-0 140; 20 Skyler Hutson TE/DB Fr. 5-9 175; 21 Deleak Hubbard DB/RB So. our goals each day.

They are a very focused group Team Weaknesses:Photo Without doubt it’s our lack of height. We are speed. byaGeorge Kunke speed.

Photo by George K 10/20 at Tourney 5-5 105; 22 Audison Phimmasone TE/LB Sr. 6-1 165; 24 Daniel Medeiros WR/DB Fr. 5-8 150;not28going Colby Branham WR/DB Fr. to 5-3 105; 10/21 vs isSouth Bend *Adna to be(6): aRussell, team who going be able to overpower of kids.

Varsity, Seniors (2): Michaela Eastham, Myranda Curtis; Varsity, Juniors (6): Katlyn Sawyer, Maddie Klus,Myranda Kathryn Staats, Makenzie Kaelani Collins, Kessa Seniors (2): Michaela Eastham, Curtis; Juniors Katlyn Sawyer, Maddie Klus, Kathryn Staats,anyone Makenzie Russell, Kaelani Collins, K 32Team Mason Crawford DB/WR Sr. 5-10 150; 50 Malachi Duckworth OL/DL Fr. 5-8 155; 52 O’ahu EnaEna OL/LB Sr. 6-1 195; 54 Jeremiah Coach Rob Clements 10/27 vs North Beach * 10/22 vs *Patterson, Goals: Our goal to just be the best thatVarsity, we can be. ISophomores don’t Varsity, Seniors (2): Michaela Eastham, Myranda Curtis; Juniors Katlyn Sawyer, Maddie Wilson; Sophomores (1):isEmily Sanchez.

Junior Seniors (1): Lexie Mittge; Juniors (7): Sierra Morgan Patterson, Kaylee Lewis, Jenny Team Goals: Our goal is to just be the best that we can be.

I don’t with our height.

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JuniorCearns, Varsity, (1): Lexie Mittge; Juniors (7):Willapa Sierra Cearns, Morgan Kaylee Lewis,KlJ Meade OL/DE Sr. 6-0I 170; 55 Hayden Stephens DL/OL Jr. 5-10 175; (1): 58 Riley Thaxton OL/DL So.Wilson; 6-1Seniors 210; 62 Jaxson Freeman League Favorites: I think that each team is(3): have won-lost goal. just want toRielly get the mostSophomores out of the kids.

Sophomores (1): Emily Sanchez.

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Frank, Emma Lorton, Nikki Manlow, Rielly Myers; Sophomores Kelsea Fitch, Rebeca Santos, Paola Loza; Ninth Graders (6): Paige are going be looking frustrate teams with our hustle to the ball kids.a won-lost goal. I just want to get the most out 10/24 at75Naselle * So. 5-10 165; 63 Caden Jones DL/OL So. 5-9 250; 64 Angel Oleachea OL/DL Sr. 5-8 205; 67 RickyFrank, Harper-Pineda OL/DL Jr. 6-0 230; 360 875-6507 Emma Lorton, Nikki Manlow, Rielly Myers; Sophomores (3): Kelsea Fitch, Rebeca San McGill, Alison Funkhouser, KellyOur Oropeza, Paola Razo, Tessa Wilson.

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We only Anthony Sagen, Drew Pearson, Stephen Camenzind, Randy Heckard, Neal Riley; Sophomores (7): Dylan Barrett, TroyDamien Clure, Redding, Corey Cowan, Ritzman, Elliott Quick, Damien Blake Moore; Freshmen (11): Trevor Cook, Camenzind, Randy Heckard, Neal Riley; Sophomores (7): Dylan Barrett, Troy Redding, Clure, Corey Cowan, Trevor Ritzman, Elliott Quick, BlakeTrevor Moore; Freshmen (11): Trevor Cook, Redding, Dylan Barrett, Troy Clure, Corey Cowan, Trevor Ritzman, Elliott Quick, Damien Blake Moore; Freshmen (11): Trevor Cook, Team Weaknesses: Inexperience.

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WeMB/OP need to9; 12 Sidney Swogger 9/28 OH/DS 12; 4 Izzy Silvernail Setter 10; 6 an Alia EnlowasMB/OP 9; 11 Caton Swogger as an*athlete, a teammate, as a leader. We need to “One of our strengths is that we have avannavanh good balance of experience be able to trust ourselves and and youth. trust our teammates.

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S/OH 9;at North Beach * 10/12 Beach 10/12 wantMB to*improve 10/12 5 Paige Buchanan S/OH 9; 6 Baylee Price Setter 9; 6 Alia Enlow MB/OP 9; 9 Cadence Swogger OH 9; 10 Esme Mora OP 11; Team Leaders: Because of our inexperience,Team don’t 10/19 vs WillapaTeam Valley Leaders: Because of our we don’t * 10/19 vs Willapa Valley * 11 Alexis Frank OH 10; 12 Alondra Diaz MB 10; we 16 Brooke Bednarek MB/OP 10.inexperience, Leaders: Because of our inexperience, we don’t 10/19 rely on individuals to be leaders. We are hoping rely on toindividuals to be leaders. We are hoping to 10/25 at Naselle * rely on individuals to be leaders.

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10/25 develop some leaders as the season progresses.

11/2 TBA 942-2424 11/2 TBA League Favorites: I see Raymond and Willapa ValleyFavorites: I see Raymond Willapa 11/2 Harbor League and Willapa Valley Head Volleyball Coach Boband Swogger: Head Coach/Coaching Staff: Bob Swogger (9Note: years), Note: Home games are bolded League Favorites: I see Raymond and Willapa Valley Home games are bolded as the league favorites.

Naselle North Beach are the as the league favorites. Naselle and North Beach are the Care Center Note Team Goals: To bebeaslying competitive as to possible.

Collins. as the league favorites. Naselle and North Beach are the “X-factors” and could in the weeds provide an andCindy “X-factors” could be lying in the weeds to provide anAve. and start at 7 p.m.; 1110 Jackson and start at 7 p.m.; Team Strengths: We get along with each other well Schedule: “X-factors” and could be lying in the weeds to provide an upset. and s upset. good.

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Raymond TrnMichael McFadden, Pacific League matches; Vaca, James Hamilton, Jared Olsen, Caleb League Doyle, Travis Harvill, ShilohAre Borden; Coaches (5): Rob who Clements, Luke Abbott, Kyle Maneman, Kaley Hanson; Cheerleaders (8): Samantha Angelovich, Jennifer Chavez, Kinsey Favorites: probably Ocosta, stillTim hasNewbill, 10/3 vs Pe Ell * (Onalaska); $ - at Sun Collins, Kaitlyn Hager, Alexis Hood, Cecelia Jimenez, Dani Messer and Miranda Tiekamp; Cheer Coach: Maegan Skoubo. a strong core from last years state qualifying team.

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by George side hitters. a Frank, Emma Nikki Manlow, Sophomores (3): Maneman; Kelsea Fitch, Rebeca Johnson, Ayssa sity, Seniors (7): Courtney Hagain, Shylo Boyes, Amanda Koski,Lorton, Kira Dunsmoor, DaliaRielly Silva,Myers; Yolanda Newberg, Abby Juniors (3):Santos, HannahPaola Loza; Ninth Graders (6): Paige Laurenh Lauren Friese. Emily will be our setter and run our offense. Lauren Funkhouser, KellyJunior Oropeza, PaolaJuniors Razo, Tessa Wilson. kes, Alex Gilbert, Aubrey Boyes; Sophomores (2):McGill, AiyshaAlison Garcia, Emily Collins; Varsity, (2): Chloe Henneman, Blanca Lopez; Ninth really b really become a more versatile player from the middle position in bo aders (8): Gabby Oatfield, Madeilin Maden, Allison Williams, Abril Silva, Jenny Crow, Raven Olivera, Violet Chaves, Abby Brown. the fron the front and back row. Karli Friese, who started on the varsity tea last yea Lady Indians last year as a freshman, has become a moreproof consistent passer and If signed is not return Coach Jackie Sanchez Coach Bob Swogger able to able to cover the floor well with her quickness to the ball.

Mackenz 9/4 at Hoquiam Jamboree appear as is and carries no Trotter,a Team Strengths: We should have good team unity Trotter, Allison Larew, and Sydney Wilkeson, who are all juniors, 9/6 at Warrenton, Ore. 3rd hard St.in the offseason new thisplayers year, because we have nine kids returning to new to the varsity this year. 425 They worked toto ea eam Strengths: We have some older 9/11 vs NW Christian * these spots and will be fillingRaymond important roles for our team. these s varsity from last year. We return our outside hitters

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Myranda 9/17 vs Montesano at Mossyrock Tourney lot of a lot of fun to watch. There should be some really exciting amatche Valley Curtis has done Willapa a fantastic job stepping into the Photo by George 9/18 at Ocosta * eam Goals: To take one step at a time, put in TheKu riv The rivalry amongstSouth South Bend, Raymond, and Valley should 9/18 at North Beach * role of setter.

Varsity, Seniors (4): Michaela Huber, Abbee Bannish, Montana Christian, Lauren Archer; Juniors (5): Emily Fluke, Allison Larew, Sydney Wilkeson, Lau enterta entertaining to watch, because I think one of these local teams w ard work, and finish the season strong.

Bend 9/20 (1):atKarli Raymond * Varsity, Juniors (2): Chahayla Barton, Friese, Mackenzie Friese; Junior Bree Church; Sophomores (4): Kerstin Jon vs South Bend *to Trotter; Sophomores finish th Team Weaknesses:9/20 Our biggest challenge finish the season at the top of the league standings.

Baylee Layman, Kate Rockett, Bailee Graves; Graders (6): Brooke Naranjo, Jade Wheeler, Katie Sisk, Itzia Rue 9/25 vsNinth North Beach * Spoor, Kassidy Nissell, ItziaIndians Raymond Tourney throughout theCoaches season (2):will Lori Snodrass, Stacie Archer. eam Leaders: This is an area we’retackle strongright in away and9/22 GOOD LUCK!!

9/27 at Willapa Valley * be our ball control. We9/25 are looking to improve at Naselle * each ecause everyone steps up and helps out when Owner: Jeri Christen Greg Wonhoff Coach Lori Snodgrass weak on serve-receive and on defense.

9/29 South Bend JV Tourney Team Strengths: We Coach Team S have a bunch of guys doing it by committe hey need to. The seniors on our team especially 9/27 vs NW Team Christ, * We have the core group of our varsity returning Strengths: Lady Vikings Our siz Our size is OK. This is a traditional Valley team.

As far as experien 10/2 vs Naselle * Team Goals: We hope to do well atthis theyear District and we are coming into this season as a more experienced o a great job of leading. goes,Tw 9/29 at Southteam Bend Tourney goes, a very veteran team, which puts us way ahead.

9/5 we have at Pe Ell with a better understanding of the type of play it takes to win Tournament.

10/4 at NW Christian * team ha 3245 Sienko Rd. Salon team has made wonderful strides in the early going. We’ll be a pre 10/2 at Willapa ValleyThe* team is coming10/11 consistently. off of a successful summer team good p good powervs running team. * 9/11 Ocosta vs Ocosta * eague Favorite: South Bend.

Team Leaders: We have senior Myranda Curtis as 942-0204 camp*experience, after making it to the championship game at the 146 5th Street ~ Raymond 10/9 vsYr.team Ocosta Indian Ht: 6does Josh aJohnson RB/DB Jr. 5-7;10/16 10 Hunter QB/LB/DE Jr. 5-10; 11 Mayson Estle ourRoster: captainNo. thisName year.Position(s) The entire good vsClements Rymond * 942-2427 is that we don’t TeamhaW EWU Team Camp.Ogilvie RB/DB 9/13 vs Naselle *our weaknesses Team Weaknesses: One of(360) WR/FS Sr. 6-0; 12 Maximillian Crow QB/OLB Fr. 5-10; 15 Seth Sr. 5-10; 20 Justin Yi RB/DB Fr. 5-8; 21 Trevor Toepelt Photo byleading George Kunke Photo by George Kunke 10/11 vs North Beach * job of guiding and each other to accomplish a lot o a lot of speed.

Our speed is OK. We don’t have any breakaw 10/18 at North Beach * RB/MLB Fr.Russell, 5-10; 24 Chase Flynn (C) RB/DE/ILB Sr. 5-10; 25 Hunter Waltman WR/DB Fr. 5-6; 33 Tyler Reidinger RB/TE/DE Fr. 6-1; Photo

by George Kunke uniors (6): Katlyn Maddie Klus,Myranda Kathryn Staats, Makenzie Kaelani Collins, Kessa arsity, Seniors (2):Sawyer, Michaela Eastham, Curtis; Juniors (6): Katlyn Sawyer, Maddieare Klus,a Kathryn Staats, Makenzie Russell,Without KaelaniaCollins, Kessa 9/20 at North Beach * speed. our goals each day.

They very focused group speed.

Team Weaknesses: doubt it’s our lack of height.

We are 35 Kyle Strozyk RB/MLB So. 5-8; 40 Daniel Jewell G/DT Fr. 5-8; 50 Ole Olsen G/DT So. 5-9; 52 Uriel Zeferino C/DT Sr. 5-4; 64 Ken Yi Varsity, Seniors Michaela Eastham, Myranda Curtis; Juniors Katlyn Sawyer, Maddie Klus, Kathryn Staats, Makenzie Russell, Kaelani Collins, Kessa 10/16 at Sierra South Bend *(6):Patterson, Seniors (1): Lexie Mittge; Juniors (7): Sierra Morgan Patterson, Kaylee Jenny 10/20 at Adna Tourney ilson; Sophomores (1): Emily Sanchez.

JuniorCearns, Varsity, Seniors (1):(2): Lexie Mittge;Lewis, Juniors (7): Cearns, Morgan Kaylee Lewis, Jenny Pacific C/MLB So. 5-9;(6): 75 Paige Jaime Medina G/DT Fr.; 78 Gabe Ogren T/DT Jr.who 6-5is going not going to be(1): a team to be to overpower anyone of kids.

Wilson; Sophomores (1): Emily Sanchez.

Junior Varsity, Mittge; Juniors (7):able Sierra Cearns, Morgan Patterson, Kaylee Lewis, Jenny mores (3): Kelsea Fitch, Santos, Paola Ninth Graders Johnson, Ayssa 9/22 at Our Raymond Tourney ank, Emma Lorton, NikkiRebeca Manlow, Rielly Myers;Loza; Sophomores (3): Kelsea Fitch, Rebeca Santos, Paola Loza; Ninth GradersLexie (6): Paige Johnson, Ayssa Coach Rob Clements Team 10/18 vs Naselle *Seniors Goals: goal is to just be the best that we can be.

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County Title McGill, League Favorites: I think that each team is have a won-lost goal.

I just want to*get the most out of thehave kids.a Alison Funkhouser, Kelly10/22 Oropeza,at Paola Razo, Tessa Wilson.

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by George Kunke Returning Letter Winners: Hannah Jewell.

Season, as last year she was Photo out due to leg injury/surgery. on, Marcus Lundy, Andy Huang, Alec Oatfield, Josh Camenzind, Devon Tiekamp, Benton Crow. Juniors (9): Darol Ratsavongsy, Alex Sida, Ally Phansisay, Sasha Crow, Grant Camenzind, Key Athletes/Positions: Having graduated all of our This will be her second year with the program. nd, Hunter Borden; Sophomores (6): Chase Flemetis, Rayce Newman, Alan Phansisay, Matthew Boyes, Michael McFadden, Jason Church; Freshmen (8): Elliott Murdock, Terry Broten, Alex last from year, Luke all of our Kyle girlsManeman, are key Kaley to the team.Cheerleaders (8): Samantha Angelovich, Jennifer Chavez, Kinsey Doyle, Travis Harvill, Shiloh Borden; Coaches (5):starters Rob Clements, Tim Newbill, Abbott, Hanson;

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Coast Guard rescues boater in Willapa Bay A Coast Guard aircrew hoisted a man off a boat in Willapa Bay north of Leadbetter Point State Park in Washington September 21 afternoon after his vessel ran aground and began taking on water.

An MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter aircrew from Coast Guard Sector Columbia River hoisted the man to safety and transported him to the sector base in Warrenton where he was evaluated and released without injury.

At 4:15 p.m., watchstanders at Sector Columbia River received a mayday call over VHF-FM channel 16 from the man reporting that his 30-foot vessel was aground and taking on water.

The Coast Guard aircrew launched and arrived on scene at 5:19 p.m. and conducted the hoist.

The Coast Guard reminds mariners to have recent updated charts and properly functioning navigation equipment to ensure they are aware of known shallow areas, as well as being aware of tide conditions.

By Jeff Clemens The southwest Washington and northwest Oregon coastlines were brushed by an early season storm that brought peak wind gusts of 50 mph. The storm also created a waterspout less than a mile off Oysterville. Residents are now questioning if it's a sign that this coming winter will be brutal. Not so fast says the Pacific County Emergency Management Agency.

Plan for a neutral year Early season storms according to PCEMA Director Scott McDougall aren't uncommon and several in previous years were associated with rather strong storm cells and then mild overall winters. Back in 2016, Pacific County had its first-ever tornado warning for several regions on the coast.

While the area scraped by undamaged, Warrenton Oregon was hit by a small EF-0 tornado.

Another concern for residents, is the vague terminology of “neutral winters” which describes a winter that is neither La Nina or El Nino and is expected to have fluctuation somewhere between the two. In the past, meteorologists have had difficulty predicting long term forecasts because of the endless fluctuations.

“The weather can be all over the board,” McDougall said. “Historically we have also had some pretty impressive flooding in those years. Historically we have had some pretty severe wind storms in those years as well. University of Washington Meteorologist Cliff Mass has indicated that he thinks it's going to be an enso-neutral year, but it’s going to trend warm.”

The overall consensus among officials is that the coming winter will be a wild ride, much like going on a road trip without a map McDougall pointed out. Largely in part because there is no consistency to the weather.

Overdue for a big one The Pacific Northwest hasn’t had a major wind storm since 2007 during the Great Gale where Naselle Ridge had sustained winds of over 140mph and the lowlands observed

gusts nearing 100 mph. Power was out in some areas for over two weeks due to major structural damage to power lines.

Some areas were even cut off from the rest of the area by trees, debris, and landslides.

“We have been extraordinarily fortunate for the last 12 years,” McDougall said. “I’m not going to say that we’re going to have a 2007 storm but we’ve been fortunate.”

McDougall continued, “I think one important thing is to not get lulled into a false sense of security. The National Weather Service has become proactive in saying we are going to have bad weather. We put out that information and we haven’t had any really bad weather.”

“Now we hear people telling us how bad the weather is going to be,” McDougall said. “And we have kind of gotten to the point where we think we are getting better at handling this. Are we? If the wind blows 55-60 mph people talk about how windy it was but the bottom line is in 2007 we had sustained winds of 75 mph for an extended period of time.”

Time to prepare is now McDougall along with other county, state, and federal agencies, insists residents need to always be prepared for the worst and hope for the best. Residents are encouraged to have emergency supplies to last them upwards of two weeks that include: food, a filled gas supply, water, medications, toiletries, and all the necessities including things to stay busy such as books or board games.

“People need to do to their regular preparation routine,” McDougall said. “We will have several wind storms throughout winter. We have to assume that at some point we are going to have a significant winter storm whether it’s this winter or further down the road.”

McDougall continued, “if you anticipate something like 2007 is coming, if you can, get out and be proactive. For the most part, we get some lead time on these events. So be prepared and do everything you can to maintain your preparedness at all times.”

By Jeff Clemens The dangers for HAVA are evident every single day and one incident recently showcased just how fast things can go wrong for the small nonprofit. A mysterious illness plagued a feline named Sidney for weeks after a diagnosis of giardia was missed and wasn’t realized until two other felines became ill while another arrived separately already infected.

The dangers of dumping and surrendering Sidney and her sister Samantha didn’t arrive at the shelter as surrenders but instead were taken in after their owner passed away and were on track for euthanasia because of the poor conditions they were in. The duo were both rescued from their fate after HAVA House Manager McKayla Smith saw fight in their souls and felt they had a good chance to rebound.

Smith points out however, the chance of fate has showcased the dangers of animals

vet for treatment. They have remained in isolation until their health improves and will then be reintroduced into the general kitty population.

“It was an isolated incident that was handled immediately and appropriately,” Roberts said. “Things like this can happen anytime at a shelter where you have a high volume of animals coming in and out, especially when you know very little about them.”

HAVA’S message: call and work with us, don’t dump and run Smith and Roberts both want the public to know that the best way to hand over animals to HAVA is by calling the shelter at 360-942-4716 and working through the process. While the process can be long and tedious, it is in place to limit the risk to other felines in the shelter. The ideal process is to call, work with HAVA, let them find a foster home, and lastly surrender the animal without dumping it on

Extra medical costs hit HAVA the front doorstep when they are aren’t prepared.

Monthly HAVA spends over $9,000 on vet bills that largely includes flea treatments, spaying, and neutering. The cost can also include shelter emergencies.

The average total monthly expenditures for the shelter are normally a minimum of $11,000, and closer to $150,000 for the year.

“It is so hard to explain to people why they shouldn’t just dump animals here because we don’t know what the cat has,” Smith said. “We want to rescue, and our goal is to rescue. Our goal is to rescue every cat we possibly can and help every cat we possibly can, but if you bring them here, you expose every other cat we have already vetted.”

“We are a small organization with a limited budget,” Roberts stated. “And issues like these can easily put the whole shelter in jeopardy.”

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within the marina area. We have ramped that up to be able to provide in-season catch estimates and that sort of stuff beginning in 2018.”

Herring continued, “we also received additional funds to monitor our com-

being dumped or surrendered to the shelter. Every cat that comes into HAVA has to go through several steps because their health conditions are typically unknown. Feline diseases and health issues such as worms can spread like wildfire.

“The average cost for an animal to be treated that has giardia is around $400-500,” Smith said. “We are lucky because the vets work with us, but it just goes to show how fast the costs can add up. We had to send out the infected cats to be treated for giardia.

This is a perfect example of why we ask people to work with us and not just bring animals in randomly.”

Not a full-blown outbreak HAVA Board Member Dee Roberts also spoke about the incident and made note that it was an isolated incident that was taken care of immediately once diagnosed. The ill cats were immediately put into isolation and taken to the

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We have some world-class monitoring programs to implement, or better yet, enforce adaptive management actions in the season if they are necessary.”

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“We [WDFW] will be meeting once a month over the next couple of months,” Herring said. “We don’t have a meeting scheduled for December, but I anticipate we’ll be planning one before going to the commission. We are by no means done.”

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Wings Over Willapa, a multi-day bird festival taking place in one of the richest bird destinations in North America, is slated for September 26 through 29 at sites throughout Washington’s Long Beach Peninsula, including the Willapa National Wildlife Refuge.

“Wings over Willapa is both a great introduction to birding and an ideal way for advanced birders to experience fall migration in this spectacular region,” said Dianne Fuller, event organizer, “The birding opportunities here are vast.”

Experts will lead bird identification walks in the Willapa National Wildlife

Refuge and teach classes ranging from beginning birding to bird friendly landscaping at key locations around the refuge, including Cape Disappointment in Ilwaco. Other highlights include a day-long pelagic boat trip to see species not normally seen from land; a guided tour to Long Island to an ancient old-growth Cedar Grove; an oyster industry outdoor classroom aboard an oyster boat; a small group birding tour with an oyster farm visit north of the peninsula; and a Nature Photography workshop.

Participants might also register for a hands-on intro-

duction to wildlife tracking, a 4X4 drive on the beach to Leadbetter Point, or take a trolley tour with stops up and down the Long Beach Peninsula. Art experiences will also be offered including drawing, beer painting, making garden flags, sea glass windows and pottery. For children, learning how to become a Junior Naturalist will be taught and activities such as face painting, bird nest box building and children’s dancing will be offered at the Cranberry Museum in Long Beach.

Saturday evening’s big event includes a silent auction, dinner and drinks at the Columbia Pacific Heritage Museum. Renowned ornithologist and urban ecologist John M. Marzluff, Professor of Wildlife Science at the University of Washington, will deliver the keynote address “Welcome to Subirdia.”

Bird walks, a bicycle adventure at the beach and sharing Willapa Bay Oyster Traditions will wrap up the events on Sunday.

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Briefly Pheasant hunt canceled The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) canceled the Woodland Bottoms pheasant hunt season until further notice on Wednesday, Sept. 19.

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People interested Pacific County Press in quilting or sewing are welcome Workshop on to attend anymeeting, or call WHHH openBeth Gill at herbicide use guild president The Dept. of Ecology will 360-660-0036.

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Wednesday prior at 4:00.

Email address 8:30 p.m. Threats.

Cowlitz Crisis Support. ads@pacificcountypress.com Open Monday-Friday Pacific County resident is making statements about 1-360-875-6803 bombing government 9:30 am to 4:30a pm building. He called crisis started to call the “station,�

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12:23 a.m. Agency Assistance, Raymond. Sounds like someone is fighting, lady was screaming, heard them about three minutes

News/Press Releases Email address:

ATTENTION

On June 27 at approx 1:30 pm, in front of 924 Fowler in Raymond, a black pickup was parked facing the golf course. A person approached the individual of the black pickup and proceeded to let them know they were violating a restraining order. And if they didn't immediately leave, the person was going to call 911, and the individual did call 911.

When the police arrived the pickup truck owner was gone. The individual who made the accusation mistook the pickup owner for me. Raymond police issued me a ticket for violating a restraining order, however it was not me at that location on June 27. I was subsequently found guilty in the Raymond Municipal Court. If the owner of the pickup truck or anyone with knowledge of this incident could please call (360) 942-3826 and leave contact information. Thank you.

Rockett Financial (formerly Rockett & Sons) won the 2019 Kiwanis Golf Tournament played at Highlands Golf Course in Cosmopolis, September 14, 2019. The Rockett Financial team consisting of Bob Rockett, Chuck Gurr, Tim Crose and Frank Hing tied at 13 under par with the team of Ray and Susan Robinson, Bob Smith and Karen Strada. Rockett Financial claimed first place when Chuck “The Growler� Gurr won the putt off.

The tournament helped raise over $1500 for scholarships for local Pacific County schools. Along with this tournament the

South Bend Kiwanis have several fund raisers during the year including the South Bend Labor Day breakfast, Poker Paddle, Kayak raffle and manning the gates at the Pacific County Fair.

The Kiwanis award over $50,000 in scholarships annually to students and graduates of the three local schools, South Bend, Raymond and Willapa Valley. If you are interested in joining the Kiwanis they meet at 7:00 a.m. every Tuesday at the Willapa Harbor Hospital.

The Kiwanis would like to thank all the sponsors and golfers in the tournament for making it a success.

meeting room, 124 Enterprise St. SE in Ephrata and in Spokane at WDFW’s Spokane office, 2315 N. Discovery Pl., Spokane Valley from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 2.

To review and comment on the proposals visit WDFW’s website at https://wdfw. wa.gov/fishing/regulations/ season-setting/. The public can also comment on the call 360-875-9334.

Office proposed rules at the meetings orhours onlineare through Oct. to 17.4:30 8:00 a.m.

well. For the run of this show, 5K fun run will be held on Harbor Grange, 3198 State the “pay what you can� night Saturday, Sept. 28 starting at Route 105 in Grayland on will be Friday, September 27. 9:00 a.m. The Lewis & Clark Tuesday, Oct. 1 at 6:00 p.m.

National Historical Park hosts The meetings are potluck style JunkQueens Autumn this event. The start/finish line and are open to any and all Party will be at the park’s Netul artists and art enthusiasts.

The JunkQueens.Show Landing, approximately one Autumn Pinterest Party will be and a half miles south of Ft. Library board meeting held on Friday, Sept. 27 th and Clatsop. Free registration The Raymond Timberland Saturday, Sept. 28th. Hours is from 8:00 to 8:45 a.m. Library Board and the Friends are: Early Bird on the 27 th Participants younger than 18 of the Raymond Timberland 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. and on the must have a parent or guardian Library will meet at the library 28 th 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. sign their registration. at 5:00 p.m. on Oct. 1 st from July 3. Drop inFriends to makefall a featured.

JunkQueens and Come forThere eitherwill thealso 5kbe5:00SpaceQuest to 6:00 p.m. ScavenJoin them in show will be held atcraft. the Grays walk/run a roughly 10kand run a discussion current library space-themed All ger Hunt,ofall day, Tuesmusic,orfood vendors Harbor County Fairgrounds along the park’s trails. Both building projects, programs, supplies provided. day, July 9th for children. more. and will feature pumpkins, loops will take participants andWhere fundraisers. are all the pictures? primitives, antiques, vintage along the ups and downs of Come to the library Kidscollectibles, & Teens recycled theTokeland Trek country South Slough Trail, into Beaded Bookmarks anytime between June 18 and repurposed junk. There the coastal hills, and along The South Bend Timberland SpaceCrafts Hike along the beautiand August 6 for Beaded a new will also be several make the Lewis and Clark River. Library will present Southclasses.

Bend TimberWllapa Baya to the end hunt each Find and take Admission Thefulroutes cross number of Bookmarks onweek.

Wednesday, Library presents is land free to those 12 and under scenic boardwalks andSunday, bridges Oct.them 2 from 6:00 p.m. of Toke Point on all5:00 andtowin a prize! orSpaceCrafts free with a donation of a andJuly are7th. notTrek accessible for Kids and registra-for This event is for teens and new backpack, toy most wheelchairs strollers.

Create a beautiful tion and T-shirtorsale starts adults.

Teens, 11:00blanket a.m. to or 3:00 Reptile Manfor your donation.

Please, no pets on the course beaded bookmark at the Tokeland Hotel at p.m., Wednesday, July 3 during this event. The first favorite book or person! All South Bend Timberland 10:00 a.m.

Trek begins for National children and teens.

Free Hunting and runners to complete each materials provided.

Library presents Reptile when ready, Dave’s Drop Fishing in to make Daya space- course willyour be awarded a prize.

Man, 11:00 to noon, Trail guided themed T h e craft.

W a sAll h i supplies n g t o n AllTokeland 5k/10k participants will tour be Dukes of a.m.

Swing Tuesday, JulyAssociation 9th for all departs 11:15 a.m. This provided. of Fish and entered Department in aat prize drawing.

The Peninsula Wildlife (WDFW) and the Admission to all National Artists will ages. See reptiles from trek is low key and educa- of Performing Tacoma Sportsmen’s Club are Park Service sitesabout is freethe Sept. be holding athe benefit concert tional.

Learn around world with Libraries closed hosting a free National Hunting 28th. music andScott dancing in the areas flora and fauna from withZoologist Petersen. and Fishing Day celebration historic Ft. Columbia Theater All Timberland Regional Davewas Hawthorne, local You will meet an on Saturday, Sept. 28.

This Who Chief Seattle on Saturday, Oct. 5turtles, from 5:00 Libraries willevent be closed character, longTimberland time resi- to 8:00 iguana, anThe alligator and a family-oriented is a great The South Bend p.m.

18-piece Thursday, July 4 intoobserdent will andpresent hiking Who enthusibunch of snakes, andwill learn way to introduce youth target Library was Dukes of Swing Band vance ofhunting, Independence ast. Seattle After Dave’s Tokeland wowabout their importance shooting, fishing, Chief on Saturday, audiences with music and conservation activities.

28 from to 11:30 of the Swing and Big Band Day. Libraries will resume Sept.

Trail, guests10:00 are welcome to the balance of nature.

The event hours is fromFriday, 10:00 a.m. adults. David Buerge, performing authentic regular July a.m.tofor meander through the Era Some animals will beand to 5.4:00 p.m. at the Tacoma a historian to the Duwamish timeless swing of after the Willapa Bay grasslands available formusic petting Sportsmen’s Club, 16409 Tribe explores the facts and great Big Band leaders. and take in thethis beauty. the performance.

Canyon Rd E, Puyallup. fictions behind orator, All ages are welcome.

The Shoalwater Bay Tribe Universe ofyouth, Movies WDFW invites with warrior, and visionary to There will be a suggested graciously maintains the 12minimum their parent or guardian, to uncover how one man’s story donation per PC Anglers meeting Raymond Timberland widethe mowed fromperson for admission with all participate in shooting sports stillfoot shapes identitytrail of the with department-owned named for him. donations veterans The benefiting Pacific County Library presents Universe citythe Tokeland Hotel for archery equipment, guns, the will localmeet American Anglers on Tuesof Movies, 2:30 pellet to 4:00 about three quarters of a through .22p.m., rifles, .223 rifles, Seafood Sundays day, July 9th at 6:00 p.m. in Friday, July 5 and for 20 mile alongside the bay. It’s Legion. gauge shotguns.

Sundays will be Appetizers and nonthe Raymond Fire Hall. all ages. Relax aSeafood great walk alcoholic Participants canand alsoenjoy enjoy held every side-by-side Sunday in October refreshments will popcorndisplays and watch a that’s kida.m. andto pet4:00 friendly. educational and handsfrom 10:00 p.m. also be available during the withincluding friends. trout at the Port of Ilwaco. Discover event onmovie activities for a small donation and VFW meetings fishing, fly tying, rod and reel theABATE sights, sounds, smells and no Discover Pass is needed to meeting casting real life fishing enter Fort Dancing TheColumbia.

Veterans of Foreign Starpractice, Mapsflint knapping, tastes thatto aoffer making plaster animal track port has – SeaFOOD but not required ABATE of WA, Pacific is welcome, Wars, Pacific Post 968 will casts,South fish prints, seed balls, and andCo. SeeART. event is informal, and Bend TimberChapter (American as the meet on Wednesday, July butterfly houses. patrons are welcome to 308 drop land Library presents Star Bikers Aim Toward Educa10th at 7:00 p.m. at Artist meeting in as well stay for the entire tion) will meet Sunday, Maps, 11:00 a.m. to noon, Commercial St., Raymond.

Slough Scramble The North Willapa Artist evening.

July 7th inmeeting Hunterswill Innbein Friday, for children.

The 10July th 5annual South Community Naselle 10:00 a.m.

All LearnScramble about the 10K mythsand held Slough in theatNorth Willapa NWH Grange

p.m.

Always‌Patsy Cline The Aberdeen Driftwood Al-Anon players will meetings be presenting “Always‌Patsy Cline,â€? a Al-Anon musical in twomeetings acts for all ages will beFriday, held every starting Sept. Tues27 in the Driftwood Theatre. day at noon in the Social Based on a true behind story of Services Building friendship betweenCenter Houston the Community in housewife, Tokeland. Louise Segar and country singer, Patsy Cline. What starts as idol Food Bank worship quicklyInfo turns to a deep connection and mutual The North Pacific admiration between two very different women.

County Food Bank,Rich in songs of Patsy Cline, the show located on the corner combines humor, sadness and of Larch Street and Park joy with iconic music in the Avenue inofRaymond, celebration friendship.is generally open to serveare Performance Dates those in need every ThursFriday, Saturday: September day28; from 3:00 toSaturday: 6:00 p.m.

27, Friday, October 4, 5; Friday, Commodities areSaturday, issued Sunday: October 11, Thurs12, 13. beginning the first Friday and Saturday curtain day of each month until time: 7:30 p.m. Sunday supplies last.time: 1:30 p.m. matinee curtain Tickets are available online at: Aberdeendriftwood.com Quilters meeting or at Valu Drug in Montesano, CityThe Center Drug inHarbor Aberdeen, “Willapa Harbor Drug in Hoquiam and Quilters meet every TuesThe Dusty Trunk in Ocean day at 11:00 a.m. in the Shores. Tickets can also Baptist Church at if beFirst purchased at the door 913 Duryea in Raymond. available.

Come and join us. Learn Driftwood Players will bea new skill or teach having the first Fridayus of some every show this season be a “pay of yours. what you can� night with the hopes that this will bring more SpaceCrafts people into the theatre. Season ticket holders and patrons Timberland withRaymond regular priced tickets are Library presents Spaceencouraged to attend these Craftsnight for Kids, 11:00 a.m.

Friday performances as

to 3:00 p.m., and Spaceand legends of the night see the Pacific County Crafts for Teens from 4:00 sky and make a star map homepage at http:// to 5:30 p.m.

Wednesday, your favorite constellawww.co.pacific.wa.us or PACIFIC COUNTY to tion with WSU Extension Educator Toni Gwin.

POLICE BEAT

motorcyclists are welcome to attend.

meeting

Pacific County Police Beat

The North Willapa Harbor Grange #947 will meet Wednesday, July 10th at 7:30 p.m. in the WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 2019 PACIFIC COUNTY PRESS • 6:27 p.m. hall, 9/19/19 Citizen Danny M. Turner, arrested white four door, mid 80s The Willapa Hills Chapgrange corner of Hwy. 4th of July Parade Last night reporting party on time to exchange ago, somewhere towards 3:37 a.m. Assault, asked what the threats model, isup running vehicles Assist.

9/18/19, community could hear a man and a child, not concerned about Gaylord The Street. following Raymond.

Advised female custody were, he said he would inforter of the Backcountry 105 and Jacobson Rd. woman arguing, heard the immediate danger, wants 3:56 a.m. Driving Under was assaulted just now. show proof if he had to‌ Sheriff’s 24 Hour • 7:37 p.m. 9/19/19 Motorist off roadway, allfile,the way. violation. woman crying, to have on requesting themation Influence, Lebam.

Was not cooperative when 6:28 a.m. Burglary, was released tothere area two children who live there call from officer, wasof toldJuly Female driver just drove asked questions. Denied Nemah. Someone broke The annual 4th Horsemen of Washington Assist, Raymond. too andPress reporting party by local agencies cannot into their yard, thinks she aid. Would not give any into garage, Chainsaw, the Pacific County Incident LogJuly 8th• 7:42 would like a welfare check take report. is intoxicated. Red Ford details. weedeater, tackle box, tools Parade and Picnic will will meet Monday, for the children.

2:57 p.m.

Fraud, Shoaltruck, 4-wheel drive.

11:19 a.m.

Disorderly missing, possibly occurred MOPS meeting 2:42 p.m.

Citizen Assist. p.m. 9/19/19 Traffic Jose R. Salas, arrested 9/20/19, by the Raymond Mu12:10 p.m. Agency water Indian Reserva9:24 a.m. Welfare Check.

Conduct. Advised someTuesday night, no suspects.

The Harbor Associbe held in Tokeland at 7:00 p.m. at Valley View SaturAssistance, Raymond. be Got held tion.

Counterfeit money, on Intoxicated male fell off one outon in parking lot 10:25 a.m. Wanted Wife is not being reasonable.

Stop. community custody violator nicipal Court, North Disa phone call saying she contact person at the cage. bike earlier, unknown screaming profanities, yellPerson, Raymond. Uncle is Time/Date, Nature of won money but they need 6:40July p.m.

Civil injury, maleof is now sleeping, upset about aunt called reportfor MOPS (Mothation Volunteers for Saturday, 6.Dispute.

Parade day, July 13 insomething the iningarea, HealthIncident Center meeting • 7:46 Join Believes that reporting party p.m.us9/19/19 Traffic (escape from community Court, $250. ThBend ey are meeting Neighbor is harassing ingtrict alongside roadway in South to do with court, white party and said her her at the post office incustody).

10 reporting party.

Reportthe bushes. male, dark hair, maroon mother is scared because is her husband, believes her Stop. ers of Preschoolers) on Animals (HAVA) will be participants need to line Raymond Elks, 326 room, 300 Ocean Ave. in Municipal Court and the minutes. Reporting party ing party does not know 10:20 a.m. Suspicious shirt, jeans. subject stayed the night • 11:03 a.m. 9/19/19 Susis unsure about this, but name.

Person/Circumstance.

3:40 Vandalism. Third and still there, cousin let issubject’s alive, when she picious • 8:22 p.m. 9/19/19 SuspiPacific County Sheriff’s really wants to go see what 7:03 p.m. Reporting Male and female look like time the property has been him stay there.mother Wednesday, July 10 from hold two fundraisers in up at the Tokeland marina Third St. starting at Raymond.

If you are interPerson/Circumhappens. Dispatch advised party recalling now saying vagrants going through vandalized, items were 10:43 a.m. Vehicle Theft.

Law Enforement passed years Never stance.

Department. inforreporting party to stay at the man is aago. and empty lot, picking up in December, there Ex husband took car ested in horses or like to cious 9:00Person/Circumstance, to 11:00 a.m. in the July.

Thewhat), first isThe a garage Apsycho picnic 5:00 stolen p.m.

Spaghetti home and an officer would dida.m. a number on her earlier and things (unknown was a historic tree that had and has no license at and10:00 a experienced this before.

Long Beach. come talk to by her because it and there is nothing they Not male last seen wearing no to be taken down, reportwarrant, gray 2012 Nissan mation is compiled • 11:30 a.m.

9/19/19 Violasounds like a scam. It took can do so nowheld she doesafter not shirt and Levis, female last ing party planted new vegeAltima. Doesn’t have ride, please come to the Raymond First Baptist sale on Saturday, July games will be (gluten free and Calls willing towant go theWashington hospital. p.m. 9/19/19 Suspisometime dispatch contact. seen wearing black outfi t. native plants and somepermission to take car, city and county law but ention of Court Order, Na- • 8:37 convinced her.

7:54 p.m. p.m. Accident. one removed them. Today headed to Westport.

Maleparade.

8/30/19 meeting and learn what Church, 913 Duryea.

6,2:33 next to 341 Peters St. tarian options), salad, the Register for 12:44 p.m.

Disorderly State Patrol.

Just came from Reporting party advised reporting party was waterdropped reporting party off cious Person/Circumstance, forcement and emergency selle.

Conduct, Naselle. Older Lebam, at stop sign there is tow truck that was towing ing the three plants that in area and left in vehicle, the group is about.

MOPS is for moms with from 9:00 bread and missed, dessert will parade atAgency a little red cartokelandhalf on road Asbrownish rusty color GMC ain MiniRaymond Winnie, came the suspect the occurred about 40 the ago.

7:45 p.m. response officials.

The and half off roadway, no pickup, subject threatened unlatched and hit a tree. property is being surveyed 4:00 p.m. Suspicious • 12:03 p.m. 9/19/19 Tele- Ocean Park.

10:34 p.m.

Agency As- sistance. driver. to snap reporting party’s Tree is leaning on house. and someoneReservaremoved the Person/Circumstance. northcove.com. kidsp.m. from9/19/19 birth to five. a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

They be served.

Argument with phone Harassment, Ray- • 9:03 Adult contents of the reports are 8:48 p.m. Civil Dispute. neck and said he’s going Non-injury.

Neighbor markers. “Crows corner,� male left sistance. Female stating shehalf an Tweeker on a red bike with to get a gun, claims culvert advised the homeowners bag about hour ago. neighbor.

Reporting party Abuse. tions are respectfully will have furniture, solely the responsibility black coat refusing to leave surveying is on his propare gone. sister saw 6/13/19assigned to Reporting WV Saddle Club mond. has been gomale.toHeparty’s the area , approximately erty but is on county road.

6:44 p.m. Washington walked up the subject shooting • 12:12 p.m. 9/19/19 Animal • 9:05 p.m. 9/19/19 RecovofPatrol. these departments.

9:07 a.m. Property 25, beard and is mustache, Subject using vehicle to try State Peacock trothill with a dog.advised Reporting requested but notIt isthe clothes, books, collect4th of July Bay Center Assn. an investigation. late.

Damage, Non-Vandalism, cussing at reporting party and drive reporting party ting on roadway. party’s sister askedOP him meeting theat reporting house.

Female Problem. ered Stolen Vehicle.

Menlo. A truck or someparty’s roadway. Reporting to come down a andrifle he ran at and ibles, tools, toys,off fresh Call Reporting party stating thing hit a line and it360-942is children. party leaving, availablerequired. for and it hid.is No description 6/10/19 parade meeting in yard holding rifle.

She • 9:21 p.m.

9/19/19 WSP. hanging low, it will be hit 8:55 p.m. Suspicious contact on cell. of male. Reporting party • 12:31 p.m.

9/19/19 Vehicle The Willapa Valley flowers, baked goods 4716 letmom’s theifcooks 10:05 a.m. Suspicious byto another vehicle oneboyfriend Person/Circumstance.

2:26 p.m. Fraud. Reportsaid sister has since left. a risk.

The Jail Bookings is intoxicated, hoodie, • 10:27 p.m.

9/19/19 Welfare Person/Circumstance. drives by, there is damage Female justgray walked into ing party said he got Camo coat unknown other Prowl.

Male tried doorG. handle andyou’re the pole been reporting party’s house, scammed.

Received a know clothing. is alleged tohashave sexually The Ocean Park Area TheNaselle. monthly Bay Center Saddle Club will meet and more.

Russell Haley, arrested coming. to business, is now going damaged and moved. she rang doorbell first, phone call from “Apple�, 5:48 p.m. Citizen Assist, hair brown in ponytail.

Check, • 12:39 p.m.

9/19/19 Vehicle around trying doors on 1:15 p.m. Escape. Eighthen just walked in, said talked to an Indian male Raymond. there. physically abused hisUncle isChamber 9/18/19, domestic violence, and oflooking Commerce Association meeting will Monday, July 8th in the • 7:47 second fundForteen-year-old more male information otherThe buildings in area. ran she was for somewanting him to buy gift He is high and is not a.m. 9/20/19 Traffic Last seen wearing a black away from DNR crew one. Subject left and she cards. He bought the gift supposed to be high and Prowl, Willapa. children.

Therewebsite is a 15-yearassault 4; domestic violence, backpack, shorter, brown byHAVA’s Radar lakes, wearing wentSex into a different house. cards and RiteAid told go him to not supposed to bewill there hold its Annual Old be held on Wednesday, IAMp.m.

Hall,9/19/19 302 2ndPD Street in Stop raiser will be their at 8:57 p.m.

Offense.

Older • 3:35 hair, boots, possibly trash red shirt or sweatshirt, Medium height, dark hair, it’s a scam. Reporting party when he is high.

Acold insuspenders the home now. malicious mischief. bags on outside of boots, and jeans, high riding a bike,baseball is in the gave them his credit card 5:54 p.m. Mental Subject. white male with • 7:49 SuspiFashioned of July cap, cident.

Julya.m.

10th9/20/19 at 6:30 p.m. in Raymond at 7:30 p.m. annual Spay-ghetti www.hava-heart.org or last seen headed toward top boots. Officer advised garage at4th the house‌ information.

Young female, walking, street where Maneman subject has black hair, 5’ 4:36 p.m. Burglary. Saw 18ish, blonde hair, no blue shirt, was peeking inJuly the • 3:47 p.m. 9/19/19 Theft, cious Person/Circumstance, Electric is located.

10�, hava@hava-heart.

160lbs., in for residenreporting party go to work shoes. Looks very lost, Parade on Thursday, the Methodist Church Dinner and Silent email 6/16/19 10:41 a.m. Wanted J. Lev tial burglary and theft 3rd.

Alexander Rubey, and another pulled out of 8/31/19 wearing bathrobe open in reporting party’s 16 Surfside.

Willapa.

10:58 a.m. Suspicious Person. Subject is walking Civil Dispute. A reporting party’s drivefront with blueshower jeans.

4th atat1:00 p.m. Parade on Second Street in Auction9/18/19, event.

It will org. lady8:24wasp.m.pounding Person/Circumstance. down the road with bright on her way and went to another 6:23 p.m. Violation of Audubon meeting • 8:15 arrested domestic year old daughter.

Reporting 9/20/19 Welfare Gray Chevrolet dually truck orange shirt on, all twacked door and harassing reportdriveway. Reporting party Court Order, Raymond. • 3:53 p.m.

9/19/19 Agency line-up is at 11:00 a.m. at Baya.m.

Center.

Everyone is with trailer losing garbage, out. Subject hasassault multiple 4. believes his girlfriend ing party.

She Reporting was a former Subject called on Tuesday 4:01 a.m. party violence, arguing Check, Long Beach. unknown is direction, last with warrants. employee of reporting and two sons and a 10 or about domesticparty’s violence. husband Assistance, Seaview. seen at bridge.

12:14 p.m. Agency Assisparty’s.

She has 11-year-old daughter stole Reporting wants to stating she is harassed driving on SRpartycourt The Discovery Coast • 8:36 Udate St. field.

ForDisorderly complete welcome.

1:32 p.m. tance, Raymond. Son her by text messages and food that was in a freezer in know when thesubject now.

Manager/owner a.m.

9/20/19 Citizen • 4:05 p.m. 9/19/19 AcConduct. Clinic director possibly over-dosed on has came to the house.down garage, 20-30 lbs. of meat. is and what the next step is. walking midKristopher M. Rose, arrested 6. Male Audubon SocietyPD of Pacific please has entries a client that isthe unconheroin.

8:36 p.m. Suspicious 7:15 p.m. Traffic ViolaGirlfriend came to rules house toon seems know who subject Assist, Ocean Park. trollable, needs assistance, 3:13 p.m. DUI. Dark blue Person/Circumstance. tion. Was driving through today and took Internet cident. dle of the road, intoxicated, 9/18/19, community custody screaming, yelling, hitting is a Subaru with bicycle on There is a man walking up Monohon Landing Road, router. Now reporting partyopwa.com.

County hold its Susregu- • 9:01 This is. visit a.m.meeting 9/20/19 Citizen ABC signs, is withdrawing now. back, going 35 mph and the street screaming and as he was going through a has no Internet. • 4:18 p.m.will 9/19/19 dressed all black. violation.

3:53 p.m. Vehicle Theft. swerving all over. hittingin pavement with his 4-wheeler came out and 10:13 p.m. Suspicious Assist. lar monthly meeting on non-political event.

2013 Harley Davidson wide 4:37 p.m. Accident. Vehifist. There is a lady walking started driving “cookies�

Person/Circumstance. picious Person/Circumglide motorcycle stolen cle flew over the road into with him. He is tall with and sprayed his vehicle Reporting party is not with 9:22 p.m.

Suspicious a.m. 9/20/19 Burout of driveway, black Person/ with a field. Male subject looks dark hair. with rocks. Ward Creek for a Better Monday, July 8th at 7:00 • 10:26Alliance subjects. Reporting party’s stance.

Evan C. J. Spirithawk, arrested orange flames on tank, intoxicated.

Vehicle is a area property with camper, 11:12 a.m. Washington grandson got sprayed Circumstance.

Reporting party glary. taken between 10:00 a.m.

Volkswagen convertible. “really ugly.â€? in the face with pepper Community will meet p.m. in the P.U.D.WSP. audito• 5:48 p.m.

9/19/19 Patrol.

Driver was 3:00 p.m. while report8:15 p.m. Citizen Assist, spray.run Doesn’t know the Oysterville Artisan 9/18/19, controlled substance State6/14/19 at Elixir.and saw a flare Twenty-nine total incidents 12:02 a.m. Suspicious ingJust party was at work.

One that Raymond. Officer is address‌it is ais drug house.

6/12/19 • 6:18 p.m.

9/19/19 Criminal rium on Sandridge Road, on Wednesday, July 10th Person/Circumstance, possible suspect. Subject enroute to citizen assist, felony. off the roadway by a possible no prescription, came from of Ray- Trespass, Ocean Park. from 11:00 a.m. 9/19/19 to 12:51 a.m. DomesRaymond. Subject doesn’t beendirection a guest at reporting possible animal neglect at Fair 6/15/19 tic Violence, Raymond.drunk wantdriver, to tell dispatch what party’s house yesterday this address. early model North Long Beach. All are 11:00 at 12:00 noon in the 12:09 p.m. Custodial Girlfriend is trying to kick is going on, said that he has and may have taken other red. mond.

The flare was bright a.m.

9/20/19.

Interference. Temporary him out of the house. She a problem, they share an set of keys.

6/11/19 welcome!

Raymond Community parenting plan in placeThe Oysterville Artisan has been drinking, verbal ex-girl, and he doesn’t have 7:17 a.m. Welfare Check.

BEAT, Page A10 and father failing to show domestic, no weapons. any business there, when “We care about you Fair will be See held July 5, 6 Center on Third St. (next and your pet!� and 7 from 10:00 a.m. to to the Raymond Theatre) Expires July 31, 2019 SpaceQuest

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The Lewis Pacific Swiss Society is hosting their 50th Annual Oktoberfest at the Swiss Park in Frances. All are welcome for food, festivities, and fun. The European 9-pin bowling starts at 10:00 a.m. on October 5.

Admission to the park is FREE. Oktoberfest buttons are $4. Call Clara at 360-880-9694 for buttons.

Bowling pinsetters and scorekeepers are needed.

Call Gina Kohlage at 3600-934-6320 to be put

on the schedule. Volunteers are needed to help in the kitchen (call Kim Cook at 360-942-8873) and bar (call Tami Fluke at 360-789-1362).

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Harbors Home Health & Hospice, the #1 team committed to providing Grays Harbor and Pacific County with in-home healthcare services, currently seeks fulltime Certified Nursing Assistant BATH AIDEs to join our Pacific County teams. Team members are responsible for working with health care providers in the coordination of medical care in a home setting.

Join the #1 team in Home Health and Hospice. Home Health, hospice, acute care, and/or skilled nursing facility experience preferred. Requires current CNA certification, driver's license, auto insurance and reliable transporDoyle, tation. Patrick Edwards, Columbus Enslow, position.

Union represented Full benefits package includes Chase Flemetis, medical, dental, vision, pension, Sarah Grajales, Avery paid holidays, vacation and sick Harland, Myranda leave accrual.

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Per-Diem LPN: Must have acute care experience, ER and Med/Surg.

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application requirements are available on the Port of Willapa Harbor website: www. portofwillapaharbor.com Please submit applications to: Port of Willapa Harbor 1725 Ocean Avenue Raymond, WA 98577 Email: portofwh@willapabay. com Applications are requested on or before October 31, 2019.

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Grays Harbor College has announced the names of those students from Pacific Northwest Rock, Inc. is County qualifiedfor seeking awho Yard Salesperson forourthe 2019 spring Raymond, WA location. quarter R e q uPresident’s irements are as follows: List.

Students must • Must have Loader have a 3.5 grade-point experience, loadingtoDump average or better beTrucks. eligible for the list.

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trict #160 invites qualified ap- paced; at times demanding.

Apply in person at: Sierra plicants to apply for the following Pacific Industries, 301 Hagara position(s): Street, Aberdeen, WA 98520 on BUS DRIVER POSITIONS 3 Hours Per Day – One posi- Thursday, September 26th from 9:00 am-12:00pm and 1:00pmtion available 2.75 Hours Per Day – One 4:00pm or Friday, September 27th from 9:00am-12:00pm. EOE; position available including veterans and those SUBSTITUTES The Willapa Valley School Dis- with disabilities. We promote trict is encouraging qualified ap- a safe, tobacco and drug-free plicants to apply as substitutes. workplace.

The Pacific district isCounty in need of subs in Wednesday, July 3, 2019 Press A9 Now Hiring! the following areas: Shoalwater Bay Indian Tribe Certificated Teachers, Para(Tokeland) seeks Education Educators, Bus Drivers as well Program Coordinator to assist as all other classified positions.

Tribal education department Please submit a letter of interprograms. Wage DOE. Closes est listing qualifications along 4:30 pm 9/27/17. Review job with your application to Jennifer description and apply at http:// Oatfield.

Applications can be Wood.

Eighth Grade: Morgan www.shoalwaterbay-nsn.gov. found at www.willapavalley.org Honorable Mention: Anderson, Colby Branham, – Job Opportunities – ClassiAmerica Gonzalez fied Application.

If youRodrihave any Natalie Calkins, -Pets-Jolie Dunn, guez, Teolina-Maria J. infor- Alia Enlow, Lisa Finne, Yolet questions or need further Naegeliplease and Ana PaolaJennifer Silva Garcia-Rodriguez, Neal mation, contact Oatfield Silva. – jennifero@willapaval- Australian Heckman,Shephard Kai Heuy,Puppies Kole AdorableTymber pure-bred puppies, ley.org 360.942.5855.

You may Karlsvick, Freshmen: *Daniel Living6ston, weeks old, male and Daniel female. also drop your application Seydel III,off *Isabelle SilverAthecia Lucero, packet at the district office in Blue merel, black and white with nail, Ellie Angelovich, Jacob tan.

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Raymond High School honor roll

The Port of Willapa Harbor is seeking to fill the position of Port Manager. The Manager The staff at the Raymond is responsible for the overall Middle/High managementSchool of thewould Port, like to announce the names providing critical interface with of those who make the Portstudents Commission, Port the final quarter honor roll.

Tenants, local businesses, schools and *Denotes a 4.0organizations; grade point ensuring the long-term prosaverage. perity of the PortCoty, and the Seniors: Kaden community.

Zane Crites, Patrick The Manager will be reEdwards, sponsible Columbus for: Enslow, Joey J. Evans, Reese · Working with Port CommisGarcia, D. Holland, sion to Caleb establish and implementJordan, priorityKallie Port goals and Jack Karlsvik, objectives.

Kolin Koski, Isabel Mora, · Managing Port staff to Hailey Nichols, Lindensure both the day-to-day sey Nichols, Marcus Pehl, and long-term success of Devine Souvannavanh, the Port.

Adan M. Vasquez Sadie · Recruiting and and supporting Warnstadt.

Port business tenants with Honorable Mention: quality facilities. · Managing PortMattey facilities to Kennis Harland, support and tenants andMeliton. the local Malone Paola community.

Juniors: Avery M. · Managing Port developHarland, Mary G. Karlsment projects from concept, vik, McCartney Maden, planning, financing, permitJeremiah J. Meade, ting, contracting and Evun construction management.

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Reporter Wanted Willapa Harbor Herald The Herald in Raymond is looking for reporters to cover local news and write features. You are detail oriented, have a strong grasp on the written language, Misaengsay, Jennifer have a strong work ethic and be Sanchez Maldonado, Brian able to work with deadlines.

Pay Sida,at Destiny Souvannastarts $12.50/hour for a 90 day vanh, Aiyana trial period with Stepp a raiseand after that.

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Gas For an interview send your resume to Pat Myers Honorable Mention: at patm@flannerypubs.com Krisna Chan, Shakira-Le-

anne Dech, Ethan Delap, JOB OPPORTUNITY Angel L. Garcia Oleachea PROSECUTING ATTORNEY and Phillip The City of Kronjaeger.

Raymond is now Sophomores: accepting letters of*Tegen interest and L. Fleury, G. $1,500/ resumes for*Hannah a part time mos (min. 10 hrs. /month) Rumbles, *Madeline M. Prosecuting Attorney.

The Bowling, position is Silvernail, Breauna an exempt contractual position.

Alexis Clevenger, Theron M. Must have a minimum of 5 years’ Hamlin, Yasmin Jimenez of municipal governmental expeDiaz, Noah Johnson, Thanh rience.

To obtain a complete job V. Lukinich, Hannah description and salary L. informaMiller, Esmeralda tion, please contactMora, Gretchen Michael Nordin, Jr., Colton Sagen, Clerk/Treasurer at Raymond City Hall,Ana 230QuinSecond D. Nussbaum, Street, Raymond, 98577, or tana-Silva, EliceoWA Rangel go to www.cityofraymond.com Chavez, Shayn Sath, Elissa or call (360) 942-4105. The closing Sedy, Hayden Stephens, deadline for this position is OctoArieann V. at Stepp, ber 4, 2019 4:00 Joseph PM. Villalpando and Ashleigh *CURRENT JOB POSTINGS * The Willapa Valley School Dis-

Grace Busenius, Page Chan, Jesenia Churape, AlonFull-Time Laborer Positions dra Diaz Merino, Alexis Aberdeen division: Frank, Jaxson Freeman, EntryCaden Level positions; Kyra Gardner, Jones, great advancement Callie McVey, Leeah Meyer, opportunity. ExcelAdrian Quintana Silva, lent benefit package Olivia Stigar, Sidney Swogincludes full Health Benefits Plan ger, low-cost Daysa Sypaphay and with premiums; 401(k) with Company match; retirement Kendall Thompson. contributions; Honorablecompany-paid Mention: Life Insurance.

Opportunities to learn Logan Bonner, Suzanne and explore jobs within plant Godinez-Loza, Alexisthe Hillsite include production, equipock, David Matson, Leah ment maintenance, and superviPehlApplicant and Riley Thaxton. sion. must be at least 18 with recent good work history and verifiable references. Work is fast-

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Sale *Kyndal Seventh Grade: Koski, Colt Coty, Ocean Friday, October 4th Damon, Adrienne Karlsvick, 9:00am – 4:00pm Ashton Kongbouakhay, Saturday, October 5th Garrett9:00am Schull, –Austin Noon Snodgrass, Taren Stephens, 1112 Blake St., Raymond Rylee VanBronckhorst, Ethan Worlton and Talan A. EVERYTHING MUST GO! Yearout.

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Councilmember Dee Sagen announced that ing around at other areas of the state, it’s certainly not it is budget planning time Roberts said that she is Department “pleasantly surprised” at andand would like to schedule asked an unreasonable rate for folks folks andthe the Department askedif ifthe themuseum museum the clean up progress over aParks budget meeting on the could boarding prisoners.” ofof and Recreation. have the sign Parks and Recreation. could have the signtototrytry the past few weeks. of October 7.

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Numerous in the school gym, and a101 free We would like to express our deepest the museum.

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Thanks also day of family activities During department Treaty in 1855.

That head to the Raymond Fire Dept. paramedics.

Taholah to celebrate America’s reports, Spoor announced massive festival includes A Taholah final thanks to Stollers Mortuary for Chief Days kicks independence. that Officer Brittany Stigall a variety of sporting off July 3 with the diabetes The festivities will begin their kindness and efficiency.

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Obituaries In Loving Memory of Patricia Mae Snodgrass

Samuel Ray Brooks Sr. (age 81) of Aberdeen passed away Debbie Ann Bradley (age 60) of Ocosta passed away Thursday, September 19, 2019 at her Hoquiam home. Sunday, September 8, 2019 at Grays Harbor Community Harrison Family Mortuary of Aberdeen is honored to Hospital. Harrison Family Mortuary is honored to assist the family. assist the family.

James Albert Sutherby (age 92) of Montesano passed away Grant George Edwards (age 100) of Aberdeen passed On Friday, September away Friday, September 13, 2019 at Montesano Health Tuesday, September 17, 2019 at Capital Medical Center. Har- 13, 2019, lifelong Rayand Rehabilitation Center. He will be inurned at Fern rison Family Mortuary is honored to assist the family. mond resident, Patricia Mae Snodgrass, passed away peacefully at the age of 77.

Pat was survived by her husband and high school sweetheart of 56 years, Ivan, who resides at their family home; brother, Robert Allan of Raymond; two children, Leah Heintz Patricia Mae Snodgrass (John) and Brett Snodgrass (Lori) both of Raymond; Grandchildren: Jonathan, Brittany & Jacob; and greatgrandson, Baker.

Pat was preceded in death by her mother Rhoda K. Johnson and step-father, Earl V. Johnson. As a young girl she lost her father to a logging accident, Lindzey “Red” Bales. She was a member of the Upper Skagit Indian tribe.

Pat was a dedicated hard worker and put a labor of love into everything she did. In her early years, she worked as a waitress & cannery worker but ultimately became a homemaker helping to raise her kids & grandchildren.

She was a devoted wife, mother, grandmother and loved to cook for many elderly people in the community who needed help. Pat loved holidays and family gatherings any chance to spend time with her family was important to her. Pat was known for her caring and funny sense of humor, and will be missed by many.

Family & friends will gather at Crossroads Church at 707 Commercial St. in Raymond on Saturday, September More chances to win! 28, 2019 at 1:00 pm for a service and luncheon to follow.

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