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Dec. 17, 2014
Volume 15, Number 51
Mattawa, WA 99349
Christmas Eve service
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MATTAWA AREA NEWS
WJH serious about stopping bullying
There will be a Community Christmas Eve Service on
Dec. 24 at 7 p.m. The service is hosted by Riverside Presbyterian Church (Riverside Community Church). Leaders and
members from Grace Lutheran Church and Saddle Mountain Bible Church will also be participating.
Everyone in the area is invited to come and celebrate
Christmas together. There will be singing and music, and
the lighting of candles and worship of the birth of Jesus
Christ.
For more information, contact Pastor Dennis Evans, of
the Riverside church, at 932-7393, or your usual contacts
with the other churches.
Mattawa Soccer benefits
Mattawa Food Bank
The Mattawa Soccer League charged admission to their
championship game earlier this year and it was all for a
good cause.
Entry fee was two dollars or one dollar and two items of
canned goods. The Mattawa Food Bank was the recipient of
the money and food.
All the canned goods were donated to the food bank and
the cash, after fees, was used to purchase food. Board members, Emilio Mancinez, Carmelo Perez and Oscar Perdomo,
purchased food with the $490 that was donated and gave it
to the food bank.
“The league strives to build community by offering opportunities for young people to use their free time in healthy
ways,” said Perdomo, one of the volunteer board members.
Right now the league is working on developing soccer
fields. They currently pay for use at the school and use donated fields at the Our Lady of the Desert Catholic Church.
The City of Mattawa does not have a soccer field.
CBHA Joins in
Christmas Giving
Employees at Columbia Basin Health Association
(CBHA) clinics in Othello, Mattawa, and Connell are in
the Christmas spirit.
“We do this every year,” said Leo Gaeta, Director of
Programs. The group puts up a Giving Tree the first week
of December and decorates it with children’s name tags.
Employees select a name and buy that child a gift.
Othello, Mattawa and Connell, like many communities
nationwide, sponsor events and work together in their individual communities to help provide holiday cheer.
Churches, civic organizations and clubs, school organizations and the like all do their part to raise funds and
provide food, clothing and toys. Their efforts often are
funneled into the local fire departments who deliver the
Christmas baskets.
“CBHA is proud to have clinics in each of these communities,” Gaeta said. “We want to do our part in helping
everyone have a happy holiday season.”
CBHA employees Martha Mabry and Flavia
Lauriano place their gifts under the Giving Tree.
photo supplied
Wahluke Junior High anti-bullying essay winners are: sixth graders Jorge Rangel and Alazay Fayard;
school counselor Mrs. Powell is pictured center; eighth graders Adilene Sandoval and Martin Martinez;
seventh graders Jennifer Nazario and Mark Magdaleno.
photo supplied
Did you know that over 3.2 million students are victims of bullying each year? The Wahluke Junior High takes bullying seriously and spent the month of October focusing on stopping the problem.
October was national bullying prevention month at WJH.
School leaders said, “In our efforts to take a stand against bullying we had a school-wide assembly and did positive
activities throughout the month to improve our school climate and show kids the importance of taking a stand.”
Along with activities focused on learning about and stopping bullying, students competed in a bullying essay/poem
contest. Eighth grade Adilene Sandoval’s poem was selected as the winner with a moving poem, Dry Petals.
For more information about what’s happening at WJH follow us on Twitter @WahlukeJH or Facebook at Wahluke
Junior High.
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Strictly Joyce
By Joyce Edie
Team has busy schedule
It’s Christmas holiday time
here at the paper. We (mostly me)
will be off for two weeks and I am
excited. We have a holiday concert, traditional Christmas goings
on, maybe a short trip or two and
then New Years with all of us. And
I have many things I must still do. There’s “It’s a Wonderful
Life” and “Christmas Story” and all the Hallmark goodies I
have recorded. Lots to do.
So if you are a Christian, should you even celebrate
Christmas? Is Christmas just commercial or is there still
meaning buried underneath a gift laden tree? With all the
horror we see, are there good people left or is it all now a
mockery?
I know there are faith-based people who won’t celebrate
Christmas because it has turned into gift giving. I ask what
is wrong with that? Giving gifts is showing generosity,
love, care. I think that is what Christ showed when He came
down and was the greatest gift of all. Give more gifts, be
more generous, stimulate the economy. Seems like all those
are positive things that aren’t in conflict with Christ’s message.
So what do most people believe?
According to a Pew Poll here’s what Americans say.
Two of the main results show 73 percent believe Jesus
is who He said He is. And 65 percent believe in all the elements of the birth of Jesus as recorded in the Bible.
I’m encouraged by this. It means most people have faith
and hope and probably more love than hate.
If you aren’t familiar with the Christmas story, here’s a
touch of what all the excitement is about.
“And it came to pass in those days, that there went out a
decree from Caesar Augustus, that all the world should be
taxed. And this taxing was first made when Cyrenius was
governor of Syria. And all went to be taxed every one into
his own city. And Joseph also went up from Galilee, out of
the city of Nazareth, into Judaea, unto the city of David,
which is called Bethlehem; because he was of the house and
lineage of David, to be taxed with Mary his espoused wife,
being great with child. And so it was, that while they were
there, the days were accomplished that she should be delivered. And she brought forth her firstborn son, and wrapped
him in swaddling clothes, and laid him in a manger; because there was no room for them in the inn.”
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How do you win a basketball game shooting 26 percent
from the floor? The other team shoots even worse, but
Over the Christmas Break
they didn’t. Had less turnovers? Nope, both teams had 21.
Saturday Dec. 27
Killed them on the boards? Nada, got out rebounded 20-21.
Boys/Girls Wrestling @
Warrior Coach Jeff Ahmann has the answer.
Hanford Winter Cup
Shooting 50 percent from the free throw line wouldn’t
9:30am
usually do it, but if you shoot 38 free throws and they shoot
Tuesday Dec. 30th
only 12, then you can get lucky and pull out a win. That’s
Boys Wrestling @ Royal Christmas
what the Warriors did against Kittitas on Dec. 9, winning
Tourney 10am
48 to 40.
Saturday Jan. 3rd
“We continue to work hard, but the ball doesn’t want to
Basketball @ River View – 4:15
go in the basket. Kittitas is just about all new players like
Boys Wrestling @ Warden – 10 am
us so we only knew that they are a really hard working, agGirls Wrestling @ Sedro Wolley 10 am
gressive team,” said Ahmann.
Hopefully we can start to
hit some shots because we
play them again at Kittitas in
January.
Stats:
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Ahmann 18, Barrera,
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ney 9
The Warriors were lookIt’s not too late to get
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vaccinated.
with Cle Elum on Dec. 12
vaccinated.
since those Warriors had just
come off a loss against KiBe
in double overtime. KiBe is
picked to win the league.
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we would fair against a team
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The second half had both
teams battling back and forth,
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on rebounding missed free
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And then a whole bunch of angels showed up in a field
where some ragtag shepherds were. The shepherds got really jacked up and headed out to worship God and even
three Persian kings made the trek to bring gifts to the newborn king.
For more information or questions, please feel free to
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In Loving Memory
Deborah Sue Webb
Deborah Sue (Pearson) Webb of Kent, Washington
passed away peacefully on Saturday, December 13, 2014
after a battle with lung cancer. Born February 19, 1951 in
Vancouver, Washington to Dail Pearson (deceased) and
JoAnn (Meredith) Pearson.
Deb grew up in Beverly, Washington and graduated in
1969 at Royal City, Washington. She worked for Boeing for
30-plus years and retired May 2013.
Deb is survived by her son James Waylon (Shelly) Webb
of Kent, Washington; granddaughter Kylie Webb also of
Kent; grandson Evan Silvia of Centerville, Indiana; mother
JoAnn Pearson of Beverly; sister Dolores (Norman) Keith
of Moses Lake; brothers Mickey (Carol) Pearson of Mattawa; Tim Pearson of Castle Rock, Washington. She is also
survived by numerous nieces and nephews.
There may be a memorial service at a later date. Interment is at Royal City Cemetery, Royal City, Grant County,
Washington. Arrangements are in charge of Scharbach’s
Columbia Funeral Chapel, Quincy.
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The Wahluke boys wrestling team had a great performance at the 2014 Granger Ironman wrestling tournament, said Coach Rigoberto Jimenez. Four of the eight Warriors who went to the tourney
placed.
Erick Valdovinos at 132 pounds took fourth. “Erick went out there with a positive attitude and
wrestled like a champion with courage and determination,” said Jimenez.
Christopher Morales, 126 pounds, brought home third. He beat his opponent by pin and he took
his other two matches by points. “He came out very focused and he gave his all to earn a third place
medal,” he said.
Sebastian Barajas 113 pounds. won his first match by pin and won his other two matches by points.
“Sebastian is a very dedicated wrestler that works hard day after day and a very respectful person that
keeps looking forward to reaching his personal goal,” Coach said.
Christian Fabela at 132 pounds is an amazing student athlete that keeps pinning his opponent is like
a champion, he said. “He brings respect, determination, sacrifice and hard work on the mat every time
he wrestles.” He won his first match by pin early in the first round.
Reyes Ramirez, a freshman, took two of his matches, the first by points and the second match by a
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opponent shoots 61 percent,” he said.
And the Warriors still only lost by four points.
Stats:
Ahmann 18, Barrera, Buck 6, Cardoso 2, Chiprez 5,
Hildago 2, Kinney 2, Ponce 8
Even Colin Ahmann’s 23 points couldn’t get the Warriors to the W column on Dec. 13 at Goldendale. Wahluke
lost by 11, 53-64.
“It was another dismal shooting performance, and the
game was still in reach, closer than the 11 points difference. Trailing by four in the second quarter, Alex Chiprez
knocked down two three pointers to give us the lead at the
half 26-21,” Coach Ahmann said.
We were not feeling great about our shooting but knew
we had to just play solid in the other areas of the game and
we could keep the lead. But Goldendale had a couple of
real physical big guys that just beat us up in the 2nd half
and we didn’t have an answer for their size. Free throw
shooting is up to 62% for us, so that is a positive thing but
we just need to keep working hard like we are, and the improvements will come in time for league.
Stats:
Ahmann 23, 20 rebounds, Buck 10, Chiprez 9, Kinney
8, Ponce 3, Ramirez, Uribe 1
Jail Bookings
Sunday, Dec. 14
Alejandro Rivera Tapia, 22, Mattawa, arrested on a superior court warrant for failure to appear (harassment, harassment/threats to kill, obstructing a law enforcement officer).
Saturday, Dec. 13
Jose Francisco Nolasco, 37, Mattawa, arrested by Mattawa police for driving under the influence.
Friday, Dec. 12
Salvador Salvador Bernabe, 25 Mattawa, arrested by Mattawa police on a district court warrant for failure to appear
(no valid operator’s license).
Tuesday, Dec. 9
Lane Randall Daling, 55, Mattawa, arrested on a state
Department of Corrections detention warrant for probation
violation.
Monday, Dec. 8
Juan De Dios Serrano, 25, Mattawa, arrested on a superior
court warrant for failure to appear (alien in possession of a
firearm).
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Joan’s Pecan Log & Joan’s Fudge
Pistachio Nut Bark
Joan’s Pecan Log & Bark
Myrtles
Joan’s Pecan Log, Bark, & Joan’s Fudge
Joan’s Pecan Log & Joan’s Fudge
Joan’s Pecan Log, Joan’s Fudge, & Killian Korn
Joan’s Pecan Log & Bark
Joan's Pecan Log, Bark, Fudge, & 3 Myrtles
Joan’s Pecan Log, Bark, & Joan’s Fudge
Joan’s Pecan Log, Bark, Toffee, & 4 Myrtles
Joan’s Pecan Log, Joan’s Fudge, & Killian Korn
Joan’s Pecan Log, Fudge, Bark, Toffee & 4 Myrtles
Joan's Pecan Log, Bark, Fudge, & 3 Myrtles
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15
Date Paid
$12.00
Quantit
Price
(Indicate A, B, C, D) -$4 for C
(Indicate A, B, C, D) -$4 for C
$12.00
$20.00
$12.00
$12.00
$12.00
$12.00
$12.00
$12.00
$15.00
$12.00
$15.00
$12.00
$11.00
$15.00
$15.00
$15.00
$5.00
$11.00
$43.00
$15.00
$36.00
$5.00
$48.00
$43.00
$45.00
$36.00
$63.00
$48.00
$65.00
$45.00
$77.00
$63.00
Joan’s Pecan Log, Bark, Toffee, & 4 Myrtles
(Indicate A, B, C, D) -$4 for C
$65.00
Joan’s Pecan Log, Fudge, Bark, Toffee & 4 Myrtles
(Indicate A, B, C, D) -$4 for C
$77.00
(Indicate A, B, C, D) -$4 for C
(Indicate A, B, C, D) -$4 for C
(Indicate A, B, C, D) -$4 for C
(Indicate A, B, C, D) -$4 for C
(Indicate A, B, C, D) -$4 for C
(Indicate A, B, C, D) -$4 for C
Sub Total
**Add the following letters after the Item # on the order form to indicate Bark preference:
A-Cranberry Almond Bark;
B-Chocolate Coconut Almond Bark;
C-Peppermint Bark;
D-Pistachio Nut Bark
**Add the following letters after the Item # on the order form to indicate Bark preference:
Service
Delivery
A-Cranberry
Almond
Bark; Charge
B-Chocolate Coconut Almond Bark;
Per Address Sub-total
Shipping Charge
C-Peppermint
Bark;
D-Pistachio
Under $15.00
$6.50 Nut Bark
$15.01 to $25.00
$8.00
Service Delivery Charge
$25.01 to $40.00
$9.00
Per Address Sub-total
Shipping Charge
$40.01 to $55.00
$10.00
Under $15.00
$6.50
$55.01 to $75.00
$12.00
$15.01 to $25.00
$8.00
$75.01 to $100.00
$13.00
$25.01 to $40.00
$9.00
$100.01 to $150.00
$15.00
$40.01 to $55.00
$10.00
Over $150.01
$17.00
$55.01 to $75.00
$12.00
$75.01 to $100.00
$13.00
$100.01 to $150.00
$15.00
Over $150.01
$17.00
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Sales Tax (8.1%)
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Page 6, Mattawa Area News, Wed., Dec. 17, 2014
Holiday greetings to our community!
To all our customers:
We hope your
Christmas is merry and
your New Year is prosperous.
From the Connors at Sandbar Marine
Very Merry Christmas
from the Marty’s TrueValue Hardware crew!
May you have a
blessed
Christmas season.
Your friends at Halbert’s
Store in Desert Aire
May peace and joy surround
you and your loved ones this
Christmas season.
Merry Christmas from
Mattawa Realty
We wish our wonderful
community a
very happy and healthy
New Year.
Grant County Hospital District 5 Directors
and staff at
Mattawa Community Medical Clinic
Warmest wishes for a great
holiday season. May your
new year be a smooth ride.
Rio’s Auto Ag Supply
Have a wonderful holiday season. We are
looking forward to a bright
new year serving you!
From all of us at The
Outpost
May all your Christmases
be bright and safe!
Wishing the community a very
Happy New Year too.
Mattawa Police Department
Wishing our community a
Merry Christmas and the best
of New Years.
Sale
From all of us at Napa Auto Parts
We appreciate the opportunity to serve
you throughout the year. Have a very
Merry Christmas and
Happy New Year.
From Ken & the Tiddaly Diddalys gang
932.5020
We hope your holidays
are all wrapped in joy.
Mattawa Mart
932.4404
Thank you for another year of supporting
and enjoying your MAN.
We are happy to serve you.
May your Christmas be merry and your
New Year be bright with light from above.
Mattawa Area News, your MAN
The Keith and Joyce Edie Family
NOTICE OF VACANCY – BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Notice is hereby given that due to the expiration of term of office for a Director of the Noxious
Weed Control Board of Grant County, candidates
are being sought to fill this position by appointment.
vacancies. If you are interested please deliver a
letter of interest to the City Clerk’s office, or mail
it to City of Mattawa, P. O. Box 965, Mattawa, WA
99349. All applicants must have lived within city
limits for the past year and are a registered voter.
real estate
NEW LISTINGS
The expiring position on the Board is for Director of Section 5 as described below. The term
of office will be for four (4) years and will begin
March 1, 2015.
Cox Landing, 2 acres with 3 bdrm, 3 Bath , 2296
sq. ft. Modular Home.
4 car Garage/Shop, In- ground Pool, Beautiful
Landscaping. View of Lake. $309,900
Those wishing to be considered for appointment to the position must file at the office of the
Noxious Weed Control Board of Grant County, Bureau of Reclamation Building, 32 “C” Street N.W.,
Room 321, Ephrata, Washington, 98823, prior to
9:00 a.m. on January 20, 2015. Those wishing
to apply must make a written application that
includes the signatures of at least ten (10) registered voters residing in the section supporting
the nomination. Those wishing to apply must also
meet the requirements of Chapter 17.10 of the
Revised Code of Washington, and must reside in
their respective section.
Sunshine Circle , Desert Aire, 3 bdrm./ 2 Bath ,
Site Built, Stucco, completely remodeled
$194,000
Section 5 covers the portion of Grant County lying southerly of the Frenchman Hills.
AUTHORITY: The Noxious Weed Control Board
of Grant County under Chapter 17.10 of the Revised Code of Washington.
Signed:
Ron Tebow, Chairman
Rich Callahan, Vice-Chairman
Summer Sahli, Director
Chuck Sandmann, Director
Wes Sieg, Director
To be printed in the Mattawa Area News, Dec.
17, 2014 and Jan. 7, 2015.
The Noxious Weed Control Board of Grant County, in accordance with RCW 17.10.050, shall hold
a Public Hearing on Tuesday, January 20, 2015, at
10:00 a.m., at the Bureau of Reclamation Building,
32 “C” Street N.W., Room 321, Ephrata, Washington. This hearing shall be held for the purpose of
considering applications to determine the nominations for position of Director for Section 5 of the
Noxious Weed Control Board of Grant County.
Signed:
Ron Tebow, Chairman
Rich Callahan, Vice-Chairman
Summer Sahli, Director
Chuck Sandmann, Director
Wes Sieg, Director
To be printed in the Mattawa Area News, Dec.
17, 2014 and Jan. 7, 2015.
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help wanted
JOB OPENING AT ZORRO BLANCO ORCHARD
Position open for an efficient and experienced
person in bookkeeping, payroll, excel and paperwork management. Must be bilingual.
Please submit your resume at zorro@northernfruit.com, or you may leave a message at (509)9324847.
x2
positions open
THE CITY OF MATTAWA in now accepting Letters
of Interest from persons interested in filling a vacancy on the City Council for position #1 to fill the
remainder of the term in 2015. If you are interested please deliver a letter of interest to the City
Clerk’s office, or mail it to City of Mattawa, P. O.
Box 965, Mattawa, WA 99349. All applicants must
have lived within city limits for the past year and
are a registered voter.
THE CITY OF MATTAWA in now accepting Letters
of Interest from persons interested in filling vacant
Civil Service Commission seats. There are three
97.7 Acres , Beverly, Well & Power, 4,000
feet of waterfront on Crab Creek MLS # 666708
$600,000
Home Site Lots starting at $18,000
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Call Dick Skogerson 425-822-9600
Free Junk Removal
CAN TURN YOUR OLD CIRCLE INTO CASH FOR
YOU!!! Free junk vehicle and appliance removal.
May buy some heavy metals for scrape. Call Jerry
Redwine at 509.643.2856.
Shotgun for sale
ITHACA 10 GA. Magnum shotgun, model MAG-10,
semiauto, excellent condition. $575.00 Mattawa
206-817-0698
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$7,400! That’s it! Where do you find a house
on wheels for that price? 1991 Ford Adventure
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across the country. Easy to drive and very comfortable seats. Only 70,900 on the engine, roof
and cab AC, stove, fridge (which isn’t getting as
cold as it should), shower, and even a tub. Has
toilet, is self contained, large closet and lot and
lots of other storage. Upper bunk and the couch
make into a bed, sleeps four, 19 feet long and
has a back rack. Call 932.4602 and take it for
a drive.
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Turn your compassion into action this holiday season
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