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March 16, 2018
T he C olumbia P ress
Astoria Regatta announces 2018 court
Astoria Regatta recently
announced this year’s court.
They are:
d anielle m orinVille
Knappa High School
•
Activities:
Miss
Clatsop
County Schol-
arship
Pro-
gram, 4-H and
church youth
group.
•Future plans:
After I graduate, I plan to
attend a four-year universi-
ty, although I’m not certain
what will be my field of study.
I am part of a very unique
and blended family. I have
four sisters and five broth-
ers. I really enjoy reading and
writing, and you will always
find me with a book.
C atherine t apales
Warrenton High School
•
Activities:
Student Coun-
cil,
National
Honors Society,
Communicare,
head stats girl
for the wrestling
team.
• Future plans: I plan to at-
tend the University of Wash-
ington and study toxicology
to become a pathologist. I
enjoy hanging out with my
friends and exploring new
places.
n ikkole s asso
Astoria High School
• Activities: I’ve been danc-
ing at Encore Dance Studio
since I was 3,
and am current-
ly teaching three
of my own class-
es. I work at the
Astoria
Dutch
Bros.
k atie Z agata
Seaside High School
• Activities: I
am involved in
soccer, basket-
ball and track.
I love to sing in
my high school
choir and am a
part of student
government. In my free time,
I enjoy baking and surfing.
• Future plans: After high
school, I plan to go to a four-
year university.
Free boater safety
classes offered
A state-mandated boater
safety class will be held in As-
toria March 24 and registra-
tions are being taken now.
The U.S. Coast Guard Aux-
iliary Flotilla 62 in Cape Dis-
appointment and the Oregon
State Marine Board are spon-
soring the free class.
The class is from 8 a.m. to 4
p.m. in the second-floor con-
ference room at Englund Ma-
rine & Industrial Supply, 95
Hamburg Ave.
Students who successfully
complete the course may ap-
ply for their boater education
card, which is required by
Oregon’s and Washington’s
mandatory boater education
programs. All Oregon boaters
12 and older must carry the
card when operating power
boats greater than 10 horse-
power. Youth 12 to 15 must
have a card to operate a boat
under 10 horsepower and
must also be supervised by a
card-holding adult.
For more information or to
register, contact Dave Phil-
lips at 503-440-9130.