The Wahkiakum County Eagle - Established as The Skamokawa Eagle in 1891

The Benefit Auction for Extension and the Fair was very successful. We want to thank everyone who came and supported us. The 4-H Council also wants to thank the following donors: Stewart and Ginger Moonen, Valerie Antijunti, Carrie Kennedy, Kelly Hammond and Brian Good, Pat and Helen Conrad, Carol Ervest, Diane Matthews, Cathy LaBerge, Kay Walters and Angel Hall, Joni Matthews and Lois Wakefield. A special “thank you” to Brian and Samantha McClain for calling the auction and clerking and the Fair Board for partnering with us on this fundraising event.

The After School 4-H Media Club is hosting a family movie night on April 10 at the Elementary School Multi purpose room. The program will start at 6 p.m. with the Media Club showcasing the video projects they have been working on.

The WSU Extension sponsored Lambing Management School will be held on April 17 and 18 at the McKay-Beach Farm on Puget Island. This educational event will give sheep producers some experience in assisting ewes, caring for newborn lambs and managing internal parasites. Brochures are available at the Extension office.

The 4-H Council is gearing up for the 25th annual Great White Tail Run on May 16. Flyers are available at many community locations for this family event. Remember, you can now enter with your dog!

For more information about WSU Extension and 4-H programs, contact the WSU Extension office in Cathlamet.