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COASTAL LIFE
Active in the community
Coast Guard wife Nayelli Dalida stays active with Zumba
ARTS
‘Shanghaied in Astoria’
This melodramatic musical celebrates 31 years
FEATURE
‘Cinderella’
PAPA presents an Enchanted Edition of this classic fairytale
DINING
Mouth of the Columbia
Don’t overlook the quirky, hole-in-the-wall Kitchen
STEPPING OUT........ .............................................................. 5, 6, 7
CROSSWORD.......... .....................................................................17
CW MARKETPLACE........ ....................................................... 18, 19
GRAB BAG ....... .......................................................................... 23
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Cinderella, played by Hope Bellinger, sings about the
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RAYMOND, Wash. — A saxophone
quartet, a children’s program and
a Patsy Cline tribute have been
added to the 2015-16 season of
Sunday Afternoon Live.
SAL is the Willapa Harbor
organization delivering live en-
tertainment for 12 years.
Saxophone quartet Equus
will perform award-winning
classical music Sept. 13 at the
Raymond Theatre. Equus is
composed of Western Washing-
ton University students who won
the 2015 Ladies Musical Club of
Seattle competition in June. This
new addition to the SAL sched-
ule is free to the public.
Caspar Babypants, a chil-
dren’s program, will come to the
Raymond Theatre Oct. 18, in the
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focuses on quality programs for
children of all ages.
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February 2016. Diane Lines’
scheduled return to SAL has
been canceled. Instead, a Patsy
Cline Tribute by Sara Catherine
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Lines reluctantly canceled
her scheduled appearance due
to surgery, which will not allow
her enough time to complete the
new program she had planned to
perform in Raymond.
Sara Catherine Wheatley vis-
its Raymond after appearing in
Port Ludlow. Because she has
a regular job in Nashville, she
does not normally do tours but
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mond commitment, since she
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Sara Catherine Wheatley will perform a tribute to Patsy Cline on Feb. 21.
will be in the area.
She received standing ova-
tions at the 2009 and 2013 Pat-
sy Cline series as well as from a
sold-out crowd in Portland.
“I am really excited about my
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Carlson at Sunday Afternoon
Live.
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available for $65 for the seven
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ets can be purchased by calling
360-942-3749 or 360-875-5207,
emailing sal@reachone.com,
mailing to P.O. Box 925, South
Bend, WA 9858; or by PayPal
at SAL’s website, www.sun-
dayafternoonlive.org
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with sustainers and show spon-
sors, are the foundation of SAL’s
operating budget. Sunday After-
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zation.
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contributions from readers. New items for
publication consideration must be submit-
ted by 10 a.m. Tuesday, one week and two
days before publication.
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