THE DAILY ASTORIAN • THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 2015
SPORTS
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Lady Loggers win
two at Heppner
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The Rattler, left, an Olson 30 racing yacht led by retired firefighter Mike Campbell, took home last year’s Regatta
Cup after besting the Mach One, right, an Olson 29 captained by local veterinarian Norman Shatto. The Astoria
Yacht Club is gearing up for the spring, summer and fall seasons.
Yacht club readies for sailboat season
p.m. April 7. Anyone wishing more information, or who would
like to crew on a race boat should attend.
For those who would like to learn more about sailing on the
Astoria Yacht Club has announced its schedule for sailboat Columbia, Astoria Yacht Club is hosting a free two-evening short
racing on the Columbia River for spring, summer and fall. Rac- course from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. on Tuesdays, April 14 and 21.
es are scheduled to start at 6:30 on Tuesday evenings from May
If you’re curious about how a sailboat moves through the wa-
through September, and early afternoon on special weekends ter and is able to sail against the wind, and have a desire to crew
throughout the season. Races are open to all keelboats, and scor- on a racing sailboat, plan to attend the “Fundamentals of Sailing
ing is based on the PHRF rating system, which awards handicaps for Racing Crew” course at the clubroom at the Port’s West End
based on boat measurements and equipment. Although there is 0RRULQJ%DVLQ1RFHUWL¿FDWLRQVRIDQ\NLQGDUHRIIHUHGQRUZLOO
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are just as competitive and always welcome to participate.
ing, but this basic introduction to the active sport of sailing and
The season is divided into Spring, Summer and Fall series
learning together will lead to having more fun on the water as a
Spring Series: May 5, 12, 19, 26, June 2
member of a sailboat racing crew.
Summer Series: June 23, 30, July 7, 14, 21
Interactive discussion will be facilitated by Jack Conner and
Fall Series: Aug. 11, 18, 25, Sept. 1, 8
Norm Shatto along with other AYC sailboat skippers. Discussion
In addition, there will be two special series occurring in the topics will include sailboat handling, safety on the water, termi-
two off weeks between each series:
nology and gear, hydrodynamics, boat balance, sail theory and
Pursuit Races: June 9, July 28, Sep. 15. Each boat is assigned trim, teamwork and an overview of sailboat racing. Opportuni-
its own start time based on its PHRF rating.
ties for applying the concepts learned during the class discussions
Double-Handed Series: June 16, Aug. 4, Sept. 22. Crew lim- may be put to use on the water with participating AYC skippers at
ited to two per boat.
arranged dates and times.
Because many who enjoy sailing and competition may not be
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prepared to participate on a weekly basis, the club is sponsoring Rules of Racing, will be at 6:30 p.m. April 28 at the Yacht Club
four weekend regattas:
clubroom.
Opening Day: May 2
Sailboat racing is exciting and can be physically demanding,
Malcolm Boyle Memorial Cup: July 11
but as a team sport it does not require unusual athletic ability.
Astoria Regatta: Aug. 8 and 9
More important is mental concentration and teamwork. It is a
Closing Day: Sept. 26
sport that is well suited to family participation, and the camara-
An organizational meeting for captains and prospective crew derie and spirit of sportsmanship is promoted by after-race social
members will be held at the Astoria Yacht Club clubroom at 300 gatherings at the clubroom. For more information, see www.as-
Industry St., Suite 201 overlooking the west boat basin at 6:30 toriayachtclub.com
By CURTIS YODER
For The Daily Astorian
HEPPNER — After a rough
start to their road trip, the Knap-
pa softball team won the sec-
ond and third games in a row
Wednesday, with a 3-1 win over
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ry over Heppner.
Both games were played in
Heppner. The Loggers continue
their road swing today, with an-
other game against the Mustangs.
In the win over Echo, Knap-
pa pitcher Kacie Cameron
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nings, with just one hit allowed.
Paris Vanderburg provided
the offense with a two-run single
in the fourth inning.
The same two players keyed
the win over Heppner, as Cam-
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out, with 10 strikeouts and two
hits allowed.
At the plate, Cameron was
4-for-4 with a triple, and Van-
derburg was 2-for-3.
BASEBALL
Astoria 6, Glencoe 5
HILLSBORO — Astoria
and Glencoe had to go 10 in-
nings before deciding a winner
Wednesday, on Day 3 of the
Glencoe Tournament at Hills-
boro Stadium.
In a game that featured sev-
en lead changes, the Fishermen
scored a run in the 10th inning
for a 6-5 win.
Carter Wallace collected two
RBIs on three hits for the Fisher-
men, with a triple in the second
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and sixth.
Kai Brown got the win on
the mound, as he tossed shutout
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with two hits allowed.
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nal inning and recorded the last
three outs for the save.
Fritz Fremstad scored the
game-winning run for Astoria,
which plays at Rainier Tuesday.
Fishermen open golf season
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STANWOOD, Wash. —
The Astoria boys golf team
opened the season Tuesday at
Kayak Point Golf Course in
Stanwood, Wash., where Stan-
wood High School scored a 313-
459 win over the Fishermen.
Individually,
Stanwood’s
Quinton Borseth was medalist
with a 72, one stroke ahead of
teammate Gagush Matsumoto.
Astoria was led by sophomore
Arthur Clark (50-56—106), fol-
lowed by sophomore Kirk Fau-
sett (59-56—115), sophomore
Ron Schumacher (61-58—119),
sophomore Sydney Morris (61-
58—119) and freshman Tim
Schumacher (58-62—120).
“We had a lot of fun on our
two-day spring break trip to the
Seattle area,” said Astoria coach
Dan Foss. “We played West Seat-
tle Golf Course on Monday, and
then had our match with Stan-
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time we’ve ever incorporated
an actual match into our annual
spring excursions. Stanwood is a
very good team and this was their
home course; they played well.
“We had a very young and
relatively inexperienced varsity
squad out on Tuesday — it was
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of my players, and the three
seniors were not in the varsity
lineup.”
Clark nearly had a hole-in-
one on the 145-yard, par 3, third
hole, sending his tee shot to
within 20 inches of the cup.
Astoria faces Scappoose
Wednesday at Wildwood.
SCOREBOARD
TODAY
Baseball — Seaside at Madras
Tournament, TBA
Track — Pacific League meet, at
Ilwaco, TBA
FRIDAY
Baseball — Seaside at Madras
Tournament, TBA; Warrenton at Re-
gis, 1 p.m.
SATURDAY
Baseball — Regis at Warrenton,
1 p.m.
CL ASSIF IE D M ARK ETPL A CE
P lace classified ad s o n lin e at w w w .d ailyasto rian .co m o r call 503-325-3211
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TOD AY!
Look a t these
a ds first
Large Rummage Sale,
Friday and Saturday 9am-4pm?
Basement of Armory, Across
From Bow Picker. Lots of
furniture, clothing, some new.
Lots more.
All proceeds benefit the
children in our area.
“Martha Stewart” type craft person
wanted in my home, in Gearhart.
Part-time (503)717-1252
N EW T ODAY
Kubota BX2370 Compact Tractor,
54" mower, front loader, 4WD,
used 79 hours, $11,500, 503-440-
6505
90971 Hwy. 101 #29
(Gleenwood Village) Warrenton
Thursday 10-2, Friday 10-4
Tools, windows, building material,
furniture, fishing, ATV, bicycles,
dehumidifier, leather chair, and
lots of great stuff!
Gil & Trish Landscape.
Based in Cannon Beach
Assist w/ landscaping and maint.
1yr experience physical labor.
Gardening/mowing exper. preferred.
Starting pay $12.50.
Full time thru Oct. Contact:
triciagatesbrown@outlook.com.
LET one of our friendly advisors help
you word your classfied ad.
Call 503-325-3211.
Multi-family sale, Indoors, roll top
desk, plus size clothes, toddler
bed, bookshelf, boy clothes, misc..
1365 S. Main St Warrenton 9-4
Pacific Way Bakery and Cafe in
Gearhart, now hiring servers,
bussers and cooks.
Apply in person Thursday to
Monday 11am to 5pm. 601 Pacific
Way Gearhart
N EW T ODAY
ESTATE SALE
132 Fernwood, Tolovana, across
the parking lot from Mo's.
Friday & Saturday 9am to 3pm
High end brand name women's
clothing, cashmere sweaters, hair
& beauty products, many new in
box or with tags, Jewelry, kitchen,
HH, sleeper sofa, dining set,
hutch, dressers, misc. shelving,
small cupboards, end tables,
lamps etc. Large wooden planters
with plants.
Way Too Much To List.
K&C
Saturday 8-4 39 Auburn Ave., Astoria
Vintage Knitting Needles, Restored
Vintage ceiling lights, Apt.Washer,
Full size dryer, bikes, lots of Misc.
•Tire Technician
•Brake/Alignment Technician
Part and Full-time positions
in Warrenton.
Competitive wages/generous
benefits package includes
medical/dental/vision/vacation,
holiday pay/retirement/profit sharing.
Requirements include:
Brake/alignment skills/customer
service/communication skills.
We are proud to be an
Equal Opportunity Employer.
Pick up application
1167 SE Marlin Avenue, Warrenton.
McMenamins Sand Trap
is now hiring servers, line cooks,
catering servers, and bartenders!
Qualified applicants must possess
the following: a willingness to
learn; an open and flexible
schedule including days, evenings,
weekends, holidays; an open
summertime schedule; and an
enthusiasm for working in a busy,
customer service-oriented
environment. Previous experience is
a plus! We have seasonal and
long term opportunities. Looking
for a career in the hospitality
industry? We offer opportunities for
growth and great benefits to
eligible employees.
Apply online at
www.mcmenamins.co
or pick up a paper application
here at the Sand Trap
(or any other McMenamins
location). Mail to:
430 N. Killingsworth, Portland,
OR, 97217 (Attn: HR); or fax to
503-221-8749. E.O.E.
Specialty
Services
We urge you to patronize the local
professionals advertising in
The Daily Astorian Specialty
Services. To place your Specialty
Services ad, call 325-3211.
Pre Moving Sale
Friday and Saturday 9am-4pm
311 SW Jade Place, Warrenton
Juniper Ridge Neighborhood
Collectables, household, barbeque,
patio set, garden pots. menʼs and
womenʼs clothing, hobby, fabric,
dolls, bears, and so much more!
35 L OST & F OUND
Found: Keys at 10th and
Exchange in Astoria.
Call Kimberly at
(503)325-3211 ext 231
40 P ERSONALS
Make a difference
at Job Corps!
MTC seeks candidates for the
following position serving youth,
ages 16-24, at our
Astoria campus:
•Residential Advisor - Nights
•Career Transition Services Clerk
Apply at www.mtc.jobs and enter
Astoria, OR in the search field.
Management and Training
Corporation is an Equal
Opportunity Employer
Minorities/Females/Disabilities/
Veterans
MTC Values Diversity!
Drug-free workplace and tobacco-
free campus
Sincere retired white male 60ʼs
of good health, wishes to meet
sincere retired female.
For life time commitment.
Age and weight unimportant,
must be serious for replys
Write Mike with phone number
PO box 476
Cathlament WA, 98612
45 P UBLIC N OTICES
Occasionally
other
companies
make telemarketing calls off
classified ads. These companies
are not affiliated with The Daily
Astorian and customers are under
no obligation to participate.
If you would like to contact the
attorney general or be put on the
do not call list, here are the links
to both of them
Complaint form link:
http://www.doj.state.or.us/
finfraud/
61 B ANKRUPTCY
BANKRUPTCY $250
25 Years Experience.
(503)440-0281 / (503)678-7939
70 H ELP W ANTED
70 H ELP W ANTED
Clatsop Care Center is offering the
opportunity to bring your excellent
nursing skills to care for our
residents. Licensed nursing
positions available all shifts,
including on-call. CNA positions
available evenings, nights and on-
call. Applications available on
website www.clatsopcare.org or at
646 16th St. Astoria. EOE
WE DELIVER!
ADRC Specialist
Tillamook or Warrenton, OR
Salary typically starts at
$3,129/mo. with
excellent benefits.
An exciting job opportunity for
someone with great people skills to
provide resources for people
needing service! This position
requires working with a wide variety
of people and many requests in a
fast paced environment.
Associateʼs degree in social
sciences or related field plus two
years of relevant work experience
dealing with the public. Prefer
experience with seniors and people
with disabilities.
Closes: April 2nd, 2015. For more
information and to apply online,
please go to www.nwsds.org.
EOE.
Big Foots Steak House
Now hiring for
•experienced line cook,
•prep cook.
for a fast paced restaurant.
Must be detail oriented.
Apply in person at 2427 S.
Roosevelt Seaside.
Bookkeeper-Full-time
G/L
Bookkeeper for an Accounting
office. Knowledge of computers
useful. Tax capability a strong
plus. Send resume to PO Box
54,
Seaside, OR 97138.
Call 503-738-9543 for interview.
If You Live In
Seaside
or Cannon Beach
DIAL
325-3211
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THE DAILY ASTORIAN
Clatsop Community Action (CCA)
is seeking a Full-Time Case
Manager for the Supportive Services
for Veteran Families (SSVF)
Program to provide community
outreach, office grant management
and direct caseload services for
veterans and their families who
are at risk of and/or are currently
experiencing homelessness within
Clatsop County.
CREST has a job opening for a
Habitat Restoration Specialist,
Project Manager.
For job description and application
instructions please go to
www.columbiaestuary.org
Dump truck driver starts mid April
steady work. Hourly pay,
medical, vacation, paid holidays.
Call (503)741-0170, or (503)741-
0034.
vbc.dennis@gmail.com
Earn Extra $$
Full-time/part-time
Housekeepers
needed. Must be detail-oriented,
responsible, and have reliable
transportation. Good pay, plus
mileage. Must be able to work
weekends. Please apply in
person at:
800 North Roosevelt Drive
or call (503)738-9068
CCAʼs SSVF Program: This is a
federal Veterans Administration
(VA) grant to target and assist
single adult veterans and veteran
families who are literally homeless
or at imminent risk of becoming
homeless. The SSVF program
coordinates with County, State and
Federal veteran-serving agencies
and other service providers to
provide case management,
homelessness prevention and rapid
re-housing to help transition
veterans and their families to stable
and permanent housing.
Qualified veterans are
encouraged to apply!
Englund Marine seeks a receptionist
with strong customer service and
organizational skills to join our
Astoria office. Strong phone skills
working with a multi-line system a
must. Position hours; Friday
through Tuesday 8:30 to 5:30, Wed
& Thur off. Send resume to
hr@englundmarine.com
Job Requirements:
•Bachelorʼs degree in social services
or a related field required;
•Must have reliable transportation, a
driverʼs license, and insurance for
business travel;
•Housing case management,
preferred;
•Previous work with homeless
veterans/veterans preferred.
EMPLOYMENT SPECIALIST
Contact Clatsop
Community Action at
ebruce@ccaservices.org or by
calling (503)325-1400 for a
complete job description and
application.
Benefits: Full-time, 40 hours/week,
medical, dental, 401K, vacation,
sick leave,, travel reimbursement.
CAREGIVERS WANTED for
immediate hire in Tillamook,
Seaside, & Astoria. FT & PT, great
pay, & bonuses. Seeking both
companion caregivers & CNA's
and/or CG's w/ memory care
experience. Email name, contact
info, availability, & summary of
experience
office@caringforthecoast.com
70 H ELP W ANTED
How to Apply: Please include a
cover letter, job application and
resume with your current contact
information and submit to:
CCA, 364 9th street, Astoria, OR
97103 or email to:
ebruce@ccaservices.org.
Any job offer will be contingent upon
the results of an updated
background investigation and drug
screening.
Coast Rehabilitation Services is
looking for a compassionate and
highly motivated person to work
along side people with
developmental disabilities. Position
to assist individuals seek and
maintain employment in the
community. Knowledge of the
Astoria employment market, sales
and business is essential.
Knowledge of person centered
planning, Vocational Rehabilitation,
job analysis and development,
vocational assessments and job
placement are helpful as well as
supervisory experience.
Competitive wage and generous
benefits including medical, dental,
short-term disability and 401k; On
the job training provided; Must be
a Driver, pass drug test and
criminal background check; high
school graduate or GED required.
Please submit a letter of interest
and application to Human
Resources PO BOX 760,
Warrenton OR 97146.
Equal Opportunity Employer.