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Holiday begins this weekend in Cathlamet The annual Festival of Trees, Lights, Santa and more will take place this Saturday. From 3-7 p.m. the Festival of Trees will be on display to begin voting and bidding at the Bank of the Pacific. Shoppers can also pick up a “Christmas Lane Card” to be stamped by participating businesses. The Walk Down Christmas Lane with shopping at local merchants, begins at 3 p.m. The Christmas Tree lighting and arrival of Santa will take place at Courthouse Square with music and caroling at 5 p.m. Howie’s Coffeehouse w...
Well, the temperatures have shown us that winter is just about here, along with the high winds last week and snow over the weekend. Our walnut tree still had all of its leaves on Saturday, but after the freeze Saturday night and the wind, it was completely bare of leaves by Sunday afternoon. It almost looked like it was raining leaves. I’m sure everyone is getting ready for a big holiday weekend with family and friends, so let’s remember to be safe in our travels. News from Naselle: No school for the Naselle-Grays River Valley School Dis...
Wahkiakum County law enforcement officers and emergency response personnel handled a variety of reports during the past week, including: November 7--5:40 a.m. The Cathlamet ambulance responded to aid a Rosedale resident with asthma. 8:53 a.m. A Rosedale resident reported a sex offender from out of the area was living in a Cathlamet apartment; an officer made contact. 1 p.m. An officer investigated a report of vandalism at Wahkiakum High School. November 8--7:44 a.m. A Westend resident reported hunters were trespassing; the Department and Fish...
There is only one week left until families get together for their annual Thanksgiving feast. Hopefully, the weather will cooperate for those of you who intend to travel for the holiday festivities. News from Naselle: Don’t forget Comet Booster Club Bingo which will be held on Friday from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the Naselle Commons. Sports for the coming week include: Monday-middle school girl’s basketball at Ocosta at 5:45 p.m.; Tuesday-middle school girl’s basketball with North Beach in Naselle at 5:45 p.m. Parent/Teacher conferences will be he...
State meet at Pasco Two Naselle Comet cross country runners competed in the state meet last Saturday at Pasco. Sophomore Katie Green placed 24th in the girls race, running the 5,000 meters in 21:40. Senior Cramer Smith was 56th in the boys race, running the course in 18:37. Mules at district Editor's note: Mule Coach Marie Riley filed this report too late for publication last week. The district meet took place October 29, at Lewisville Park in Battle Ground. It was a beautiful day with the sun out and a cloudless sky. Lewisville Park is a...
The Naselle Comets pounded out a 49-18 win over the Wahkiakum Mules in the opening of the state football playoffs last Saturday in Naselle. The win also gave the Comets continued possession of the KM Trophy. The Mules, fifth place in the Central League, gave the Comets, Pacific League champion and ranked second last week in the Associated Press football poll, all they could handle in the first half. In the second half, the Comets' size advantage began to tell, and the mistake prone Mules weren't able to keep up with their hosts. The Comets...
Naselle resident Annette “Sis” Gilbert-Smith, 51, died in Ilwaco, October 31, 2001 following a short battle with cancer. The daughter of Robert and Mabyn (Klint) Smith, she was born in Longview, Washington on April 17, 1960. She grew-up in Rosburg where she attended grade school and was a graduate of Naselle High School, class of 1979. Sis was a wife, mother and homemaker. She also was employed by the Washington Department of Fisheries at hatcheries in Naselle, Nemah and Grays River. She enjoyed time with her many friends, card games, dice and...
The Wahkiakum County Marine Resources Committee (MRC) is working through its second funding cycle and discussing more projects that could improve the local Columbia River fishery long-term. The committee includes Port District 2 commissioner Kayrene Gilbertsen, Naselle teacher Jim Moten, Port District 1 assistant manager Abe York, Town of Cathlamet Mayor George Wehrfritz, fishers and community members Kent Martin, Mike Clark, David Wahlstrom and Carol Ervest among others. The committee met October 24 to consider implementation of current...
The Eagle has hired Sarah Lawrence as advertising account manager, a new position on our staff. Lawrence will be working with businesses, non-profits and other clients to help them market their endeavors through the media services which The Eagle offers. Lawrence should be well known to Wahkiakum and Naselle area residents. She has been manager of the Wahkiakum County Fair, and she served as executive director of the Wahkiakum Community Foundation. She has experience in marketing during the time she lived in England. She and her husband, Paul,...
Winter is definitely on the way. We had beautiful, frosty white fields a couple of days in a row, though the sun warmed things up nicely in the afternoons. Now it seems that a little rain and spots of sunshine are in the offing for a while. News from Naselle: The KM trophy is in the hands of our own Naselle Comets after last Friday’s win over the Wahkiakum Mules. It was a good game. Congratulations to the Comet team. The next game will be held on Saturday for the 1st round WIAA State 2B football playoffs. The Naselle Comets will meet Adna at ho...
Lori Scott, Dick Swart and Steven McNicholas were leaders in the initial count of votes in Tuesday's general election. In voting for a seat on the board of commissioners for Port District No. 2, Scott unseated Carlton Appelo, who has held the position since the port district was formed in 1966. Scott led 322-268 in the initial tally. In voting for seats on the Cathlamet Town Council, incumbent McNicholas led write-in candidate Dale Jacobson by a vote of 97-61. Swart, a write-in candidate for Position 3 on the council, leads the race with Angi...
District at Lewisville Park, Battle Ground BOYS 1B/2B: 1. NW Christian-Lacey 23; 2. Mossyrock 68; 3. Seton Catholic 76; 4. Morton/White Pass 100; 5. Ocosta 101; 6. Adna 144. GIRLS 1B/2B: 1. NW Christian 22; 2. Morton/White Pass 76; 3. Adna 96; 4. Willapa Valley 97; 5. Naselle 107; 6. Mossyrock 134; 7. North Beach 149. Wahkiakum results: Boys--36. Collan Riley 20:20.31; 40. Connar Riley 20:44.97; 45. Adam Vasion 21:35.96; 60. JR Ramirez 23:59.56. Naselle results: Men--10. Cramer Smith 17:46.78; 50. Austin Smith 22:00.14; 59. Keith Reitz...
The 9-0 Naselle Comets, ranked third in the Associated Press Class 2B football poll, host the 4-3 Wahkiakum Mules Saturday, 7 p.m., in the opening game of post-season playoff action. The Comets wrapped up an unblemished regular season with a 48-12 win over Ocosta last Thursday. The Mules had a bye. The Comets base their game on having a big line that has controlled both sides of the line of scrimmage. Quarterback Dustin Eaton can throw the ball, and running back Robert Eaton, 5-11 and 190 lbs., has been a handful for opposing defenders. The...
Naselle resident Annette Marie Gilbert-Smith, 51, died in Ilwaco on October 31, 2011 following a battle with cancer. No formal service will be held at her request. A complete obituary will be published later and her guestbook is available at www.penttilaschapel.com....
The Wahkiakum Public Utility District commissioners increased rates for its water and electricity customers at its regular meeting Tuesday. The board also agreed to travel to the west side of the county for the second meeting of the second month of each quarter, beginning February 21, 2012. The district will collect an additional seven percent with increases to charges in its electric system. Puget Island Water System customers will see an increase of three percent and Western Wahkiakum Water Systems (WWWS) customers an increase of five percent...
Naselle Lutheran Bazaar offers holiday gifts, treats The Naselle Lutheran Church Holiday Bazaar set for November 12 from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. is fast approaching. The social hall will be decked out with Christmas trees trimmed in handcrafted ornaments. On sale will be a wide range of holiday gifts, home decor and the baked goods section will include many new items as well as popular traditional fare, inlcuding almond croissants, jam parfaits, pies, roasted nuts, candies, cardamom breads and cookies. A variety of hot soups, a coffee bar and...
News from Naselle: The undefeated Naselle Comet football team will meet the Wahkiakum Mule team in Naselle on Saturday at 7 p.m. in the crossover with Central League. Go Comets! Coming up soon is the annual Naselle Lutheran Church Holiday Bazaar which is set for November 12 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. with lots of baked goodies and hand made items for sale. Check out the church’s social hall which will feature Christmas trees trimmed in handcrafted ornaments, along with other items for your purchase. The baked goods section will include almond c...
The SW 2B District Volleyball bracket was updated on Thursday. Only one pigtail game is schedule: Mossyrock will play Naselle at Willapa Valley on Saturday, Oct. 29, 1 p.m. The winner advances to play Pe Ell on Oct. 31, 5:30 p.m., at Northwest Christian. Wahkiakum Mules play the winner of the Morton-White Pass vs. Raymond match on our home court at 7:00 PM, Monday, October 31st for our first district match. The Morton-White Pass vs. Raymond match will precede ours with a start time of 5:30 PM. Morton-White Pass is the 6th place seed from the...
The Wahkiakum Mules wrapped up their 2011 regular football season with a 40-7 win over the visiting Raymond Seagulls last Friday. Raymond took the opening kickoff and mounted an eight minute scoring drive to lead 7-0. From there, it was almost an all -Mule football game. The Mules responded with a scoring drive. Austin Good scored on a seven-yard run at 10:54 of the second quarter; a two-point conversion attempt failed, leaving the Gulls ahead 7-6. Raymond mounted another drive deep into Wahkiakum territory, but the Mules held on downs inside...
The Wahkiakum Mules moved into a tie for second place in the Central League volleyball standings with a 3-1 match win at Pe Ell on Monday. The win left the Mules tied with Pe Ell, with Adna ready to claim the league championship. The 10-3 Mules played Toutle Lake (8-5 in league) last night (Wednesday) after The Eagle went to press. Pe Ell won the first set 25-23, but then the Mules won three straight 25-12, 25-22, 26-24. "Both teams emptied their tanks giving all they had," commented Mule Coach Jeff Rooklidge. "A turning point came in the last...
Central League Championship October 20 at Mossyrock Boys: Mossyrock 20, MWP 45, Adna 66 Girls: MWP 24, Adna 35, Mossyrock 61 Wahkiakum boys: 8. Collan Riley 20:13, 12. Connar Riley 21:02, 20. Adam Vasion 24:07, 24. JR Ramirez 25:32. Pacific League Championship October 20 at Ocosta Boys: NW Christian 17, Ocosta 44, Valley 64. Girls: NW Christian 18, Valley 64, Naselle 70, North Beach 84. Naselle Boys--4. Cramer Smith 16:23; 26. Austin Smith 21:03; 29. Keith Reitz 22:18. Naselle Girls--8. Katie Green 20:02; 15. Olivia Zimmerman 21:38; 20....
The Naselle Comets pounded the North Beach Hyaks 55-6 and claimed the Pacific Leage football title last Friday. Dustin Eaton completed 8 of 14 passes for 149 yards. The Comets ran for 257 yards. Dustin Eaton gained 136 yards, Sam Scrabeck 62, and Robert Eaton 54. The third-ranked Comets host Ocosta next Thursday to close out the regular season. They'll entertain the Wahkiakum Mules in the opening round of the playoffs the following week....
The Naselle Comets steamrolled the Northwest Christian Navigators 48-7 in Pacific League football last Friday. In the first quarter, Robert Eaton and Sam Scrabeck scored on runs of six and 23 yards, and Dustin Eaton passed to Chandler Chapman for a 78-yard score. Robert Eaton scored twice in the second quarter on a 9-yard run and a 23-yard pass from Dustin Eaton, and Dustin Eaton rounded out the scoring in the third period on a 54-yard run and a 39-yard pass to Chris Walkowiak. The Comets head to Ocean Shores Friday to take on the North Beach...
Mule Coach Marie Riley filed this report: Tuesday, Oct. 11, found us in Rainier, WA battling wind, rain and occasional sun breaks. Another big field of participants awaited us on this day. Nine schools showed up to battle it to the finish line. In the high school race there were 70 runners, the bulk of which were from 1A schools, Collan Riley came in 17th overall with a time of 20:04, with Connar Riley right behind him in 18th place at 20:10. Jr. Ramirez crossed the line in 24:49, placing 63rd. In the middle school race there were 74 runners,...
“People think massage is an extravagance, a luxury, but I’ve seen amazing results. I’m here to really help the community,” said Bryon Parrino, a nationally certified massage therapist. Parrino has opened the Naselle Massage Clinic at 5 Appello Lane. “Finding restrictions and helping people get their range of motion back is a bit like solving a puzzle,” said Parrino. “It can be a lot of fun.” Parrino trained at the Oklahoma Health Academy in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and moved to Rosburg in March to be near his family. Parrino said he has “had the pr...
