The 2010 Spring Season opened March 1, and runs through April 18. the season is open 7 days a week. You are allowed 1 Chinook per day.
The Elochoman Slough Marina in Cathlamet, has a launching ramp. For information contact the marina at 360-795-3501 or online at www.cathlametmarina.org.
LICENSES AVAILABLE:
Cathlamet Chevron: 274 E SR4, Cathlamet 360-795-3453
Bait sold here as well.
Hours: Mon. – Fri. 5:00a.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Saturday 6:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Sunday 7:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Wright Pro Hardware: 20 Broadway, Cathlamet 360-795-8765
Hours: Mon. – Sat. 9:00a.m. – 5:30 p.m.
Tags: Bait, boat launch, Cathlamet, Fishing License, Local, Marina, Salmon, Spring Chinook
“Hands Four”
is the traditional call that begins every contra dance.
That is your invitation to find a partner, join a long line of people and join hands with a neighboring couple.
March 19, 2010 . . .
from 8 p.m. till 11 p.m.
With basic lessons at 7:30
Skamokawa Grange Hall
Small groups of four are formed all the way down the line and dancers eagerly wait for instructions. The caller, Rich Goss with the band, “Cascade Crossing,” announces a series of moves and the dancers walk through the dance a couple of times. When the dancers are comfortable with the sequence of moves, the band starts playing, the caller calls the figures and the dancers put it all into a fluid motion. What happens next is pure magic. For the next ten minutes, the dancers meet, separate, weave, reunite and swing.
Admission is $8 per adult. . . under 12 with adult – FREE.
Refreshments available.
Fundraiser co-sponsored by the Skamokawa and Grays River Granges.
“Hands Four” information gathered from The Commonspace.
Tags: Band, Benefit, Cathlamet, Contra Dance, Dance, Grays River Grange, Music, Skamokawa Grange, Support, tickets
Traditional English Tea, Plant Sale and Market Day
Saturday, April 17, 2010
1:00p.m. – 4:00p.m.
St. James Family Center
1134 Columbia Street, Cathlamet, WA
Tickets: $12.00 each (for Tea only)
Serving Authentic Foods
Door Prizes
Advanced reservations appreciated
Tickets may be ordered in advance by calling 795-8612
Get an early start on buying both indoor and outdoor plants, and shop for hand-made pots, marmalade, porcelain dolls, and collectibles. A variety of items, new and antique, for your shopping delight, before having a scrumptious tea in our elegant Tea Room.
Hosted by St. James Episcopal Church
All proceeds to benefit St. James Family Center
Tags: Authentic Foods, Benefit, Cathlamet, English Tea, Prizes, St James Family Center, Tea, tickets
“Springers and Springboards”
Our very own American Folk Band, Willapa Hills, from Wahkiakum County, will present “Springers and Springboards”: music by and about the people of the Lower Columbia region.
Friday, March 12
7:30 pm
Friends of Skamokawa’s Redmen Hall
1394 West State Route 4, Skamokawa, WA
. . .
Sunday, March 14 . 2:30 pm
St. James Church
1134 Columbia Street, Cathlamet, WA
Admission Prices
$10.00 Adults $5.00 ages 10 to 16
Under 10, accompanied by an adult – FREE
Benefits for Redmen Hall and St. James Family Center.
Kerrie McNally, of Skamokawa wrote one of the tunes. It’s a story from area redsident Roger Davis, who will turn 80 in June. He recalls riding the mail boat between Cathlamet and Astoria. You’ll also hear songs by Mary Garvey, Ray Raihala of the Brownsmead Flats, Sunrise Fletcher, Janine Stanley, Cleave Hedman and Andrew Emlen.
Andrew Emlen ssays the show is part of an effort to involve people to gather the stories and songs of the region. He plans for a possible program that can involve young people in the production and performances of these local stories.
Willapa Hills band members are Andrew Emlen, Fern Fey, Jessica Fletcher, Sunrise fletcher, Jennifer Hanigan and Kerrie McNally.
Tags: American Folk music, Band, Benefit, Friends of Skamokawa, Redmen Hall, St James Family Center, Willapa Hills
Beginning Bread Baking Class – February 20, 2010
from 11:00 AM – 1:30 PM
The cost is $55 plus tax
Kitty Speranza, owner of The Inn At Crippen Creek Farm is teaching a Beginning Bread Baking Class. It is a hands-on class where you will learn her master formula and how to make focaccia, french and pizza.
Also included is a pizza luncheon, which I am told is wonderful!
Location: 15 Oatfield Road, Skamokawa, WA 98647
Phone: 360-795-0585
Tags: Baking class, Bread, Pizza
RURAL TOOLS FOR SURVIVAL
. . . Living along the Lower Columbia
FREE WORKSHOP
Featuring speakers and tools to help rural residents and businesses weather the worst or the best of times.
WHERE: Rosburg Hall
WHEN: Saturday, Feb. 13th,
from 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
FREE lunch & notebook will be provided to first 20 to register
REGISTER TODAY
by contacting: Jane Zepp at 360-0249-2267 or jzepp@colpac.org
Sponsored by Columbia-Pacific RC&EDD, Grays River Grange, WSU Extension, Wahkiakum County Sheriff’s Office, Stockhouse’s Farm, Wahkiakum Food & Farm Network, and Wahkiakum County Conservation District.
Support the Wahkiakum High School Band . . .
while enjoying music and desserts!
Local Music Gala Concert followed by a Dessert Social.
Saturday, January 23, 2010 at 7:00 PM
Skamokawa Grange
Those Performing:
- Andrew Emlen, Kathleen Morgain & Randy Williams
- Samantha McClain
- Madeline Roodlidge
- Our Saviors Lutheran Church Choir
- Sheran Parker
- Erin Turner & Lydia Bouts
- And others!
Come enjoy a night of music and desserts!
3:30 – 5:30 – 7:30In keeping with tradition, Bob Garrett will keep you in good humor as he raffles off the fantastic selection of prizes at this years event. So mark your calendars and get your tickets.
Questions or information:
Contact Lynda Gerlach, Chamber Coordinator at 360-795-9996
Proceeds to benefit: Wahkiakum Chamber of Commerce
Tickets for our 2010 CRAB and OYSTER FEED are on sale now! $30.00 Sold exclusively at The Bank of the Pacific, Cathlamet Branch only. Save the date: March 13, 2010 at Norse Hall, on Puget Island, Cathlamet.







