The Finnish-American Folk Festival presents:      
 
Naselle, Washington & environs    




























“Knee Deep in Finns”

Saturday, July 26th

7:00AMBreakfast, Room 302
Stadium & Field
8:00Paavo Nurmi Run
     followed by Awards Ceremony
8:30Naselle Marimba Band
9:40Trumpeters Dave King & Ed Downs
10:00Opening Ceremonies
Jennifer Johnson & Michael Swanson, MCs
  Veterans and Scouts — Flag March
  National Anthems: Naselle Choir & Richard Ellis
  Welcome — Anna Ehrlund
  Address: Norman Westerberg
  Maypole Dancers
     followed by Wife Carry, Boot Toss, Nokia Toss
11:00Salmon Dinner, Commons
Stadium & Field
Alan Bennett & Melissa Vedanoja, MCs
12:30Naselle Choir
1:00Kardemimmit Kanteles
1:30Scandinavian Dancers
2:00Suomettaret
2:30 Katrilli Dancers
3:00Philip — Birgit Ages
Courtyard
Lyle Haataja & Ken Kandoll, MCs
11:00Naselle Marimba Band
NoonValerie Blessley, harp
12:30Scandia Dancers
1:00Maypole Dancers, Open Mic
1:30 Katrilli Dancers
2:00Bobby, Megan, and Emily Saari
2:15Kardemimmit Kanteles
2:45Carl Wirkkala & the Ghost Town Boys
Assembly of God Church
3:30Jarkko Yli-Annala’s Kantele Mass
School Commons
6:30 PMKantele Kids
6:45Kardemimmit Kanteles
7:05John Kulm & local talent
7:20Evergreen & Livakat Kanteles
7:45Naselle Choir
8:15Raffle
8:45Dance: Toby Hanson & the Smilin’ Scandinavians

Cultural Programming Series
beginsroom presenter & topic
8:30 AM201 Appelo Archives, “Historic Photos of the Naselle/ Rosburg Area: Winter/Women”
8:30 AM203 Donald Reed, “Life into Literature: Personal Resources for Writing”
11:30 AM304 Gary London, “Learning to Read: Indoctrinating the Children of ‘Hall Finns’ and ‘Church Finns’”
11:30 AM201 Ben & Greg Wirkkala, “Paul Wirkkala Logging Films”
11:30 AM203 Wayne Beals, “Finland in World War II”
12:45 PM201 Christine Perala Gardiner, “Finnish Economic Miracle: Rising from the Ashes of WW II into the Modern Era”
12:45 PM203 Karen Bertroch, “Who Gets Iso-äiti’s (Grandma’s) Yellow Pie Plate?”
2:00 PM201 Bryan Penttila, “Finding Home: Finnish Settlement in the Naselle River Valley”
2:00 PM203 Jason Seivers, “Fortunes and Ashes: John and Helen Luis, Early Finnish Immigrants in Deep River”
3:15 PM203 Gary Anderson, MC, OPEN MIC: “The SpokenWord”
3:15 PM304 Alan Rammer, “Fun Facts about Washington’s Sea Life—Part 2”

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