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Grangers chip after a large section of an elm tree collapsed at Ahlberg Park. The park is owned and operated by Grays River Grange. It is located next to the only covered bridge in Washington State.
Thank you Tom for many years of community service.
Grays River Grange is sponsoring the Spelling Bee at the 2021 Wahkiakum County Fair.
The Spelling Bee is to be held Saturday, August 21 at 1:00PM in the Skamokawa Grange hall.
Contest Rules
1) Prizes are $75 (1st), $50 (2nd), $25 (3rd)
Two Divisions for kids going into
1st Division (Lower): 3rd, 4th and 5th grades
2nd Division (Upper): 6th, 7th, and 8th grades
2) Words will be picked at random from a list that corresponds with the grade the participant is going into
3) There are NO take backs
ex. door- response, D.O.E, oh, I mean D.O.O.R does NOT count
4) Last two participants left on stage engage in a spell off
* If 1st person mis-spells, 2nd person has to spell correctly the same word. If they ALSO spell incorrect, move on to another word and give it to 1st person.
How to participate:
Step 1 — Start studying the word list appropriate for your grade.
Step 2 — Get to the Skamokawa Grange hall at 1pm, or before and register.
Step 3 — Go for it!!!!
WORD LISTS:
Thursday, August 6th
Bean & Bacon Soup, ½ Turkey Wrap, Orange Barley Salad
Thursday, August 13th
Green Chili Chicken Casserole, Waldorf Salad, Oregon Bean Medley
Thursday, August 20th
Chicken Strips, Tater Tots, Green Salad, Oranges
Thursday, August 27th
Mac & Cheese with Little Smokies, Veggies, Banana
FOR RESERVATIONS PLEASE CALL
MARIAN @ (360)636-2118
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Washable cotton face mask. Call 465-2268 or email (grange at wwest dot net)
Even though Grays River Grange is not meeting regularly, Grangers are still busy with community service projects. Our current project, for the sewers amongst us, is making washable masks. Wearing masks is now recommended for everyone when you do have to leave home. Wearing masks is not only to protect ourselves but to protect others in our community. These masks are available for community members by contacting Grays River Grange at grange@wwest.net or 465-2268 or ask any Grange member. We do remind everyone that staying home is the best defense against the virus. The Grange would also like to express our appreciation for all those essential workers that are keeping us healthy, safe, and fed.
Be Safe – Stay Home – Wear A Mask
