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January 1, 2009
Windstorm topples trees
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December 23, 2008
Bird & Hat Inn & Snow!
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December 6, 2008
Stayton Home for the Holidays
Christmas Tree lighting and events
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October 31, 2008
Stayton Fire District
Public Safety Halloween Event
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September 12, 2008
Stayton High School Football
Eagles 18, Sweet Home 7
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July 26, 2008
Santiam SummerFest
Downtown Stayton
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July 4, 2008
Fireworks!
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July 4, 2008
Stayton Grand Parade
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July 4, 2008
Stayton Road Runners
3k/10k Run & Walk Race Results
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June 7, 2008
Santiam Memorial Hospital
Fun Run & Health Walk
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June 7, 2008
Stayton/Sublimity Safety Fair
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May 30, 2008
Stayton High School Graduation
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April 13, 2008
Spring Sunshine Arrives!
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March 14, 2008
Stayton High School Girls and Boys Basketball
Teams
each take 5th Place.
2008 4A State Playoffs
Stayton Boys Semifinal Game
Stayton Girls Semifinal Game
Stayton Boys
Quarterfinal Game
Stayton Girls Quarterfinal Game
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March 1, 2008
Regis Boys Basketball
3A State Champions
SemiFinal game photos
QuarterFinal game photos
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January 27, 2008
Snowfall in Stayton
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January 27, 2008
Snowmen Invade Stayton!
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January 19, 2008
Cartwright's Music & Repair
Bluegrass Jam Session
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Submitted Stayton News
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Marion
County Fair Teen Day Seeks Dancers
by
Nelsa Brodie
Local
Students Make Spring Honor Roll at OSU
Cascade
Foothills Saturday Faire
Volunteers
Sought for Marion County Fair
by Nelsa Brodie
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July 4, Saturday
- 7th
Annual “Chuckwagon” 4th of July Breakfast,
7am-11:30am, Stayton
Elementary School, 875 N Third Avenue. Local Habitat for
Humanity volunteers will team up with the Stayton Fire
Department for a delicious breakfast of pancakes, scrambled
eggs, ham, juice, and coffee prepared by Stayton Firemen.
Adults: $5. Children, Seniors, and 4th of July Runners: $4.
Proceeds from the breakfast will support construction of a new
Habitat for Humanity home in Aumsville.
- 26th Annual Stayton Road Runners Club
Old-Time 4th of July 3k/10k Run & 3k Walk. 8am
registration, 9am start at the Stayton Community Center, 400
W. Virginia Street, Stayton. map
$7.00 per person. Flyer
and registration form. Ribbons to the
top three male and female finishers in five-year age-groups in
each race, to the top six male and female finishers overall in
the Walk, coupons to pancake breakfast, drawings, limited
number of t-shirts (for an additional fee). 2008
photos
 Stayton Grand Parade, "A
Celebration of Oregon’s 150th Birthday", 4pm,
Parade stages on Regis Street and starts at the corner of
Regis Street and First Avenue. The parade travels south on
First Avenue and turns west on Washington Street continuing to
Gardner Street where it turns north back to Regis Street. 2008
photos
- Stayton 4th of July Celebration,
Stayton Middle School grounds, 1021 Shaff Road, Stayton.
The
Moose Lodge will be serving Pulled Pork dinner plates, and the
Manta Ray Swim Team will have hot dogs, cotton candy, sno
cones, and sodas along with other treats. Bring
your lawn chairs! map
2008
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- 6pm-7pm Kids Games
- 6pm-8pm Kids Karaoke
- 8pm-10pm JT and the Tourists
- 10pm Fireworks (yes,
also at the Middle School grounds)
- Santiam Hearts to Arts.
In culmination of a yearlong contest project, Santiam Hearts
to Arts proudly presents an exhibition of student art and
poetry at an outdoor gallery event as part of the Mill City
4th of July Celebration. In
collaboration with the Santiam Canyon School District, poetry
and art will be on display from 9am-7pm with a short reception
for young artists and poets at 2pm. Please join us at the Mill
City Festival Grounds to support the efforts of all our
talented young people. For more information visit our website:
www.heartstoarts.org
or call Renate Medley at 503/897-2949
- Sheep Thrillz Stock Dog Trial &
Fiber Festival,
Four days of sheepdog competition, three days of fiber
festival, with nationally-ranked dogs and their handlers.
The Fiber Fair will be Friday through Sunday, July 3 to 5, 8am
to 5pm each day. Workshops and demonstrations of fiber crafts,
raw fleeces, processed fiber and finished fiber items for
sale, raffle and silent auction, vendor booths. The trial
begins at 8am each day and continues through the afternoon.
Food available for purchase, shade tents for spectators (but
bring your folding chairs for comfy seating). Well-mannered
pets on leashes are welcome. Bring your camera, it's a
beautiful location! The trial and fair are located on Wolston
Farm, 39562 Hwy. 226, one mile west of Scio. MAP
There will be signs in Scio and along Hwy. 226. Admission is
$5 per car. For information call 503-394-2021.
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July 5, Sunday
- Sheep Thrillz Stock Dog Trial &
Fiber Festival,
Four days of sheepdog competition, three days of fiber
festival, with nationally-ranked dogs and their handlers.
The Fiber Fair will be Friday through Sunday, July 3 to 5, 8am
to 5pm each day. Workshops and demonstrations of fiber crafts,
raw fleeces, processed fiber and finished fiber items for
sale, raffle and silent auction, vendor booths. The trial
begins at 8am each day and continues through the afternoon.
Food available for purchase, shade tents for spectators (but
bring your folding chairs for comfy seating). Well-mannered
pets on leashes are welcome. Bring your camera, it's a
beautiful location! The trial and fair are located on Wolston
Farm, 39562 Hwy. 226, one mile west of Scio. MAP
There will be signs in Scio and along Hwy. 226. Admission is
$5 per car. For information call 503-394-2021.
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July 6, Monday
- Stayton
City Council Work Session, 6:30pm, Stayton Community
Center, 400 W. Virginia Street. The
purpose of the work session is to discuss Marion County,
Oregon - Solid Waste Management Plan Update 2009. Work
Sessions are open to the public, but no public comment will be
taken.
- Stayton City Council Meeting,
7pm, Stayton Community Center, 400 W. Virginia Street. Staff
reports available at City Hall or Stayton Library 5 days
before regular meetings.
Current agenda items include:
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July 7, Tuesday
- Stayton
Parks and Recreation Board Meeting,
7pm, Stayton Public Library meeting room, 515 N First Avenue.
The purpose of the meeting is to discuss items as they appear
on the agenda. Meetings of the Parks and Recreation Board are
open to the public.
Current
agenda items include:
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July 8, Wednesday
- Santiam Youth Peer Court Fundraiser
Car Wash, 11am-4pm, Ace Hardware parking lot, 1630 N
First Avenue, Stayton. Come support the volunteers who have
dedicated hours to helping the community in Youth Empowerment
for Justice. Fundraiser supports the annual volunteer
beach trip.
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July 9, Thursday
- Marion County Fair, 10am-10pm,
Oregon State Fairgrounds, 2330 17th Street NE, Salem. The theme of this year's
county fair is "Green & Growing, Celebrating 150
Years of A Clean & Green Oregon."
Admission is adults: $7.50, youth 6-11: $3.50 and children
five and under are free. A family pass is $24 and includes up
to two adults and four youth. Parking is free. For more
information on the 2009 Marion County Fair, go to www.MCFair.net
- Rock N' Roll Legends Coming To The
2009 Marion County Fair. Slated for July 9-12 at the
Oregon State Fairgrounds in Salem, the theme of this year's
county fair is "Green & Growing, Celebrating 150
Years of A Clean & Green Oregon."
Highlighting the main stage will be a performance Saturday,
July 11, by the Legends of Rock N' Roll Show. Featured will be
Justin Shandor. Justin has been proclaimed as "The
World's Closest Elvis Look & Sound Alike." Justin has
been featured on CBS as well as the front page of USA Today.
He will perform Elvis from the 50's to the 70's. In addition,
Ted Vigil will be performing. In 2006, Ted won the
national title for "Talent Quest" in Laughlin,
Nevada, for his astonishing resemblance to the late, great,
John Denver. After his win, he has performed a John Denver
Tribute show throughout the country to rave reviews.
Other 2009 fair highlights will include: the culmination of
the Marion County 150 relay salute to Oregon's birthday.
Runners will enter the fairgrounds Saturday evening,
concluding the five-week event through 150 miles of Marion
County. In addition, there will be green displays, Ag day, an
international flyball competition, and teen dance off. There
will be numerous demonstrations from karate to hip hop dance
to skateboarding, the annual KBZY pretty baby contest, and
much more. Of course, there will be plenty of animals and
livestock competitions, rides and the traditional fair foods.
Admission is adults: $7.50, youth 6-11: $3.50 and children
five and under are free. A family pass is $24 and includes up
to two adults and four youth. Parking is free. For more
information on the 2009 Marion County Fair, go to www.MCFair.net
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July 10, Friday
 Marion County Fair,
Teen Day, 10am-11pm,
Oregon State Fairgrounds, 2330 17th Street NE, Salem. The theme of this year's
county fair is "Green & Growing, Celebrating 150
Years of A Clean & Green Oregon."
Admission is adults: $7.50, youth 6-11: $3.50 and children
five and under are free. A family pass is $24 and includes up
to two adults and four youth. Parking is free. For more
information on the 2009 Marion County Fair, go to www.MCFair.net
- Relay for Life, 6pm Friday
until noon Saturday, July at Regis High School Track.
Dinner will be served following the opening
ceremony for a suggested donation of $3.00 per meal. The
overnight event is designed to celebrate survivorship and
raise money to fight cancer.
Proceeds will benefit the American Cancer Society.
2007 Photos
Survivors should call Pam Lierman at 503-769-2908.
To find out more about the Relay, please contact Alisha
Oliver at alisha@mycreditunion.com,
Kristen Lee 503-795-393.
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July 11, Saturday
- Cascade
Foothills Saturday Faire,
9am-4pm, Just off Highway 22 in Gates, Oregon. The Faire will
feature local vendors of arts, crafts, food products, creative
notions, farm produce, plant stock, curiosities and goodies. Read
more including vendor info>>
- Marion County Fair, 10am-11pm,
Oregon State Fairgrounds, 2330 17th Street NE, Salem. The theme of this year's
county fair is "Green & Growing, Celebrating 150
Years of A Clean & Green Oregon."
Admission is adults: $7.50, youth 6-11: $3.50 and children
five and under are free. A family pass is $24 and includes up
to two adults and four youth. Parking is free. For more
information on the 2009 Marion County Fair, go to www.MCFair.net
- Motorcycle Cruise In,
11:30am-3:30pm, Downtown Mt. Angel. Oregon’s
Sesquicentennial Celebration Day in Mt. Angel. Spectators
& Riders alike are invited to vote for your favorite bikes
in 7 creative categories. Bike Registration is free at the
event and ends at 1:30pm. Door prizes for registered bikes,
including $150 cash. All Street Legal Bikes Welcome. Need more
info? contact lovemyphatboy@hotmail.com
or 503-449-2401.
- Send Your Community
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July 12, Sunday
- Marion County Fair, 10am-6pm,
Oregon State Fairgrounds, 2330 17th Street NE, Salem. The theme of this year's
county fair is "Green & Growing, Celebrating 150
Years of A Clean & Green Oregon."
Admission is adults: $7.50, youth 6-11: $3.50 and children
five and under are free. A family pass is $24 and includes up
to two adults and four youth. Parking is free. For more
information on the 2009 Marion County Fair, go to www.MCFair.net
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Stayton’s Second
Sundays Series of Poetry Readings,
Voices of East and West to Meet in Stayton Poetry Reading.
The July reading in
Stayton’s Second Sundays Series of Poetry Readings will
feature a poet from western Oregon, Margaret Chula of
Portland, and one from eastern, David Memmott of La Grande,
both reading from unusual new books and, as part of the
series’ continuing celebration of Oregon’s
sesquicentennial, from past or elder Oregon poets who have
influenced them. The reading will
take place from 3 to 5 p.m. in the studio of artist Paul Toews
at 349 N. Third Ave., where it shares space with the Stayton
Friends of the Library Used Bookstore.
Admission will be free; donations are appreciated. Books by
both featured poets will be for sale at the reading, and they
will sign copies. Audience members are invited to bring one or
two short poems to share during an open part of the reading.
Margaret Chula will read poems in the voices of Japanese
Americans in World War II internment camps—poems written in
a cross-arts collaboration with quilt artist Cathy Erickson.
These poems are collected, and the corresponding quilts by
Erickson are beautifully reproduced, in their book What
Remains: Japanese Americans in Internment Camps, just
released by Katsura Press. The book also contains historical
photos and texts, as well as accounts by Chula and Erickson of
the inspiration and process from which their works emerged.
Margaret Chula
is steeped in Japanese culture, having lived for 12 years in
Kyoto, where she studied the Japanese traditional arts of
woodblock printing and flower arranging, as well as teaching
creative writing. Her work in the Japanese poetic forms of
haiku and tanka has garnered many awards and is collected in
several earlier books—Grinding
My Ink (1993), This
Moment (1995), Always
Filling, Always Full (2001), The
Smell of Rust (2003). She also co-authored, with Rich
Youmans, a collection of linked haibun, Shadow
Lines (2000). With the support of grants from Literary
Arts and the Regional Arts and Culture Council, she has worked
collaboratively with visual artists, musicians, and dancers.
David Memmott will be reading from Giving
It Away, a comprehensive collection of poems written over
many years, published this spring by Wordcraft of Oregon. The
book’s cover art is a swirling and colorful digital work by
the poet, and black and white digital pieces by him serve as
frontispieces for each of the book’s eight parts. Included
within those parts are poems of family and poems of place,
political poems and environmental poems, lyric poems and long
narrative poems, all reflecting an expansive vision.
David
Memmott writes and publishes both poetry and fiction,
including speculative as well as realistic works.
Recent work includes a chapbook of poems, Watermarked
(Traprock Books, 2004); a short story collection, Shadow
Bones; and a postcyberpunk novel, Primetime.
Poems and stories appear in both mainstream and genre
magazines and anthologies, and his speculative work has been
recognized with Rhysling and Nebula awards. Memmott is editor
and publisher of Wordcraft of Oregon, which has been awarded
three fellowships from Literary Arts.
Now in its eighth year, Stayton’s Second Sundays
Series of Poetry Readings is made possible, in part, by a
grant from the Marion Cultural Development Corporation, which
also provides funding for donation of featured poets’ books
to the Stayton Public Library. The July 12th reading will be
the last of this season. There will be no reading in August,
when the series takes its annual summer vacation. Monthly
readings will resume in September. For more information,
contact series coordinator Eleanor Berry at 503-859-3045 or
<eberry@wvi.com>.
July 13, Monday
- Santiam
Junior Golf Fun Days Free Clinic, 10am-1pm, Ages 8-17.
Santiam Golf Club, 8724 Golf Club Road, Aumsville. Learn the
fundamentals of chipping, pitching, putting and a full swing!
Instructors are Don Dickey, Regis High School Golf Coach and
Dan Lincoln, Cascade High School Golf Coach. If you have
clubs, please bring a pitching wedge or 9 iron, a 6 or 7 iron
and a putter. Please call Santiam Golf Club for more details
and to sign up for classes 503-769-3485. Sponsored by Santiam
Golf Club Inc.
- Stayton
City Council Executive Session, 6:05pm, Stayton City Hall
Conference Room, 362 N. Third Avenue, Stayton. The
Stayton City Council will meet in an Executive Session
pursuant to Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS) 192.660.1. (2) (a).
The purpose of the session is to consider the employment of a
public officer, employee, staff member or individual agent.
Executive sessions are closed to the public.
- Send Your Community
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July 14, Tuesday
- Marion
County Commissioner’s Breakfast, 7:30am, Covered
Bridge Café, 510 N Third Avenue, Stayton. A member
of the Marion County Board of Commissioners meets monthly with
local officials and any interested citizens. The purpose of
the meeting is to exchange interagency and regional information. Meetings are open to the public.
- Santiam
Junior Golf Fun Days Free Clinic, 10am-1pm, Ages 8-17.
Santiam Golf Club, 8724 Golf Club Road, Aumsville. Learn the
fundamentals of chipping, pitching, putting and a full swing!
Instructors are Don Dickey, Regis High School Golf Coach and
Dan Lincoln, Cascade High School Golf Coach. If you have
clubs, please bring a pitching wedge or 9 iron, a 6 or 7 iron
and a putter. Please call Santiam Golf Club for more details
and to sign up for classes 503-769-3485. Sponsored by Santiam
Golf Club Inc.
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July 15, Wednesday
- Public
Educational & Government (PEG) Access Committee Meeting,
10am, Stayton City Hall Conference Room, 362 N. Third Avenue.
The committee considers issues
concerning use of the public access channels on the cable
television system. The purpose of the meeting is to discuss
regular business of the committee. Meetings are open to the
public.
- Stayton
Library Board Meeting,
7pm, Stayton Public Library Meeting Room, 515 N. First Avenue.
The purpose of the meeting is to discuss items as they appear
on the agenda. Meetings of the Library Board are open to the
public.
Current
agenda items include:
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July 16, Thursday
July 17, Friday
July 18, Saturday
- Stayton
Friends of the Library Parking
Lot Sale, 9am-5pm, Stayton
Community Center Parking Lot at
400 West Virginia Street. We
need to move our storage container and must empty it to
lighten the load! Over 200 boxes of books. Books are still
in boxes but many are sorted into 6 categories. Kid’s
books $.25 - Paperbacks $.50 - Hard Covers $1.00 - Videos
& Audio Tapes $1.00.
At 2pm fill a grocery bag for only $5.
For more information call 503-769-8886 or Visit our website.
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July 19, Sunday
- Hot Summer Night Cruise-In, 11am-6pm,
Willamette Valley Vineyards,
8800 Enchanted Way, Turner, Oregon.
Have
you spent countless hours spent waxing, rebuilding, and
maintaining your prized vehicles? Than this is the perfect
event to show off all that hard work.
Enjoy a summer day at our vineyard with fine wine, hot
cars, BBQ, and oldies music from J.T. and the Tourists.
Think your car is the hottest out there? Great prizes
will be awarded to cars in four categories: Best Classic Car,
Best Hot Rod, Hottest Paint Job, and Best in Show.
$5
admission fee per person over 21 to the event includes Riedel
wine glass. Additional
$5 entry fee per car for contest. Admission is complimentary
for Oregon Wine Guild members. Awards will be announced at 4pm
and you must be present to win. Please No Outside Alcohol.
For registration information, please contact the
vineyard at 1-800-344-9463.
July 20, Monday
-
Red Cross Blood Drawing, 1pm-6pm,
Foothills Church, 975 Fern Ridge Road, Stayton. Walk-ins
welcome, or for faster service, call 503-769-5290 to set an appointment.
- Cascade View Church Vacation Bible
Camp, 11677 Sublimity Road, Sublimity. July 20-24th
6:30pm-8:30 pm. Are your kids ready to sink their teeth into
BIG fun this summer? That's just what they will do at
Crocodile Dock, where fearless kids shine God's light!
Crocodile Dock is filled with incredible Bible-learning
activities that kids see, hear, touch, and even taste and help
faith flow into real life! Each free fun-packed evening will
begin at 6:30pm for preschool through fifth grade.
Pre-register at www.cvkidz.blogspot.com
or call Jen at 503-508-9870.
- Stayton City Council Meeting,
7pm, Stayton Community Center, 400 W. Virginia Street. Staff
reports available at City Hall or Stayton Library 5 days
before regular meetings.
Current agenda items include:
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July 21, Tuesday
July 22, Wednesday
July 23, Thursday
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TOWN HALL MEETING
with the Stayton City Council, 6:30pm-8pm. Santiam Memorial
Hospital Freres Auditorium 1401 N Tenth Avenue, Stayton. This
is your opportunity to come and "discuss city
issues" with Mayor Aboud and Stayton City Council members
Steve Frank, Catherine Hemshorn, James Loftus, Scott Vigil and
Don Walters. *REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED*
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July 24, Friday
July 25, Saturday
- Santiam SummerFest, Downtown
Stayton, 2008
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- 7am-11am, Stayton Volunteer Firefighters Breakfast
"All You Can Eat". Pioneer Park, Corner of 7th
Avenue and Marion Street.
- 9am-3pm, Stayton SummerFest Car Show, Pioneer
Park. Cars, cars, and more cars! Vintage, classic,
antique, specialty, hot rods, street rods muscle cars, you
name it; they'll all be there. Shuttle available from Car
Show to the street fair.
- 9am-5pm, Chamber of Commerce sponsored Street Fair.
Third Avenue from Washington to Water Street. Highlighting
handcrafted specialty items, antiques, art collectibles,
local businesses, farmer's market, food and entertainment.
- 9:30am, Family Dog Show, Corner of Third Avenue
and Virginia Street. Bring "Fido" to strut his
stuff. Sponsored by Stayton Veterinary Hospital.
- 10am, Bed Races, Third Avenue and High Street.
Dust off those old bed frames, lace up the running shoes,
and don your favorite jammies! Come compete for the fun,
glory and prizes! Sponsored by the Stayton Lions Club. Rules
and Entry Form
- 10am-5pm, Local Talent and Entertainment Stage,
City parking lot at Third and Florence. Featuring a
fabulous variety of music, dance and activities.
- 10am-3pm, Brown House Tours, First Avenue and
High Street. Take a step back in time when you speak with
the artisans performing the restoration of this historic
building. A project of the Santiam Heritage Foundation.
Shuttle available from the street fair, Third and
Florence.
- Food Court, adjacent to the entertainment stage
at Third and Florence with lots of covered seating. An
expanded number of food offerings, with a variety of
tastes to please everyone, including wine tasting by
Silver Falls Vineyards.
- 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament, Third Avenue.
- KidZone, Arts and Crafts, games and activities,
petting zoo, food and more! US Bank parking lot at Third
and Marion. Sponsored by SCTC and Slayden Construction.
- Rotary Club Ducky Derby, See world champion ducks
compete in this "grueling" aquatic event. Race
runs from the Third Avenue bridge and finishes at the
Community Center Park.
- Quilt Show, A Dazzling display of handmade quilts
presented by Quillt N Stitch, 193 N Third Avenue. Also, a
silent auction of quilts with the proceeds going to
benefit the National Breast Cancer Foundation.
- Farmers Market, featuring the freshest local
produce, plants, nuts, jams, syrups, trees, shrubs,
berries, cherries and more.
The Stayton/Sublimity Chamber of Commerce coordinates SummerFest, but the
event could not be the huge success it has grown to be without the
generosity of our volunteers and sponsors. Thanks to: Event
Sponsor - North Santiam Community Credit Union; Media Sponsors-
Canyon Advertiser, Our Town, Wave Broadband, KENC Community Radio, staytonevents.com,
KCKX, and The Stayton Mail; Major Sponsors – Slayden
Construction, North Santiam Funeral Services, US Bank, New Hope
Community Church, Stayton Family Practice, Pacific Power, Oil Can
Henry’s, State Farm Insurance-Tod Nau, SCTC, and the City of Stayton; Entertainment
Sponsors –Allied Waste, Garten Services, Stayton Rental, Lakeside Assisted Living, and White Water
Signs. read more>>
July 26, Sunday
July 27, Monday
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Chemeketa
Driver Education Program, 10am-Noon, July 27-Aug 18, Santiam
Center – M/T/W/R/F.
Program teaches—Line of Sight Path of Travel; Reference
points; 10 good driving habits for low risk driving. We are
affordable and have classes at convenient locations, dates and
times. This program is ODOT approved.
The
goal of the program is to eliminate preventable accidents and
to prepare young drivers for a complex driving environment.
This traffic safety course is endorsed by the Oregon
Department of Transportation and includes 34 hours of
classroom and 12 hours of behind-the-wheel instruction.
The
program serves students ages 15 through adult. Cost for
students with an Oregon instruction permit who are under 18 is
$260, and cost for adults with an Oregon instruction permit
and/or student with a license is $285.
To
register students will need a photocopy of permit or license,
front and back; a completed enrollment form, and payment.
Pre-registration is required. Notification of parent/student
orientation will be mailed after student has registered. For
more information regarding registration please call the
McMinnville Health and Science Center, 503.584.7541.
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Stayton Planning Commission Meeting and Public
Hearing,
7pm, Stayton Community Center, 400 W. Virginia Street.
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Public
Hearing:
Mill Crossing Master
Planned Development
The Planning Commission is holding a public hearing on an
application for preliminary approval of master planned
development for the redevelopment of the former Paris
Woolen Mill property on E Florence Street. The
proposal is for the creation of 54 lots with a total of 66
housing units. One lot will have two multi-family
buildings with a total of 13 units. 32 lots will
have attached single family dwellings and 21 lots will
have detached single family dwellings.
The hearing was
originally scheduled for April 27. However, the
applicant requested that the hearing be postponed to allow
them time to submit revised plans in reaction to comments
from City staff. On April 27, the hearing was opened
and then continued without any testimony from the staff,
the applicant or the public. The hearing resumed on
May 26 with presentation of the application and staff
report. There was testimony from approximately ten
members of the public. The applicant requested the
hearing be postponed until July 27. The application and
various plans associated with the proposal can be found HERE
at the City of Stayton Planning Department website.
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July 28, Tuesday
- Cartwright Music Concert Series, David Grier & Mike Compton... Holy O' Brother, Where Art
Thou? Mike and Dave together are a rare treat. Since Mike
appeared in the Movie as a Soggy Bottom boy and then the
soundtrack of Down From the Mountain, it's been hard to get
him back into our area for shows, but here we go with a great
double bill... Hot Guitar and Mandolin, what could be better?
it's a Tuesday night, so there should not be any reason
to not pack the 100 seat , air-conditioned theatre at
Cartwright's Music Event Center, located at 429 N. 3rd. Ave.
Stayton OR 97383.... Show starts at 7 PM and should last
till 9:30. Doors open at 6:30. Advance tickets are $15, $20
day of the show... 503-769-2778. Refreshments available.
- Send Your Community
Event Information to staytonevents@wvi.com
. Please read these guidelines.
July 29, Wednesday
July 30, Thursday
- Santiam Canyon Stampede, Sublimity
Harvest Festival Grounds, MAP
- PRCA Rodeo Action 7:00pm
- Family Night - Kids 12 and under get
in Free, with A suggested donation of two non-perishable
food items per child, Food to benefit Stayton Food
bank.
- Stick Pony Grand Entry is back! Bring
yours and join the fun!
- Mutton Busting sponsored by Double H
Western Wear
- OR JR Bull Riding (exhibition)
sponsored by Wilbur-Ellis
- Teen Dance 13 to 18 years old, in
Entertainment Tent
- Santiam Youth Peer Court Annual
Volunteer Appreciation Beach Trip, July 30- August 2,
2009. Lincoln City, Roads End, The Keel House. Youth
who commit to volunteering for their community and have a
total of 50 hours qualify for this annual event. The
beach trip is to appreciate all the hard work and dedication
these youth have given to our Youth Peer Court in support of
our Community. For additional information, contact Cari
Emery, Peer Court Coordinator, 503-769-5749.
July 31, Friday
- Santiam Canyon Stampede, Sublimity
Harvest Festival Grounds, MAP
- Miss Rodeo Oregon - Sweetheart, Jr
& Teen Pageant
- PRCA Rodeo Action- 7:00pm
- “Tough Enough to Wear Pink” - We
are helping to raise Breast Cancer Awareness and Money.
For every person through the gate wearing pink, we will
donate a $1.00 to Breast Cancer Research. Come Support the
fight and the women in your life.
- Mutton Busting sponsored by Double H
Western Wear
- OR JR Bull Riding (exhibition)
sponsored by Wilbur-Ellis
- Rodeo Dance
- Send Your Community
Event Information to staytonevents@wvi.com
. Please read these guidelines.
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August 2009
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August 1, Saturday
- 6th
Annual Cowboy Breakfast, 7am-Noon, The Sublimity
Volunteer Firefighters Association will be hosting its 6th
Annual Cowboy Breakfast at the Sublimity Fire Main Station,
115 NW Parker Street, Sublimity. Firefighters will be cooking
up all-you-can-eat pancakes, ham and eggs, served with real
orange juice, milk and coffee. Prices will be $5 for
adults, $3 for seniors (55+) and kids 4-12, while kids 3 &
under eat FREE. For questions regarding the breakfast,
call (503) 769-3282.
- Cascade
Foothills Saturday Faire,
9am-4pm, Just off Highway 22 in Gates, Oregon. The Faire will
feature local vendors of arts, crafts, food products, creative
notions, farm produce, plant stock, curiosities and goodies. Read
more including vendor info>>
- Babysitter
Training, 9am-4:30pm, Santiam
Memorial Hospital, Freres Auditorium, 1401 N 10th Avenue,
Stayton.
This course provides individuals, ages 11 to 15, with the
information and skills necessary to provide safe and
responsible care for children in the absence of parents or
adult guardians. This training will help participants develop
skills in leadership and professionalism; basic care; safety
and safe play; and first aid. Students receive a
Babysitter’s Training certificate upon completion.
Cost: $35 per person / $43 with Babysitter’s First Aid Kit.
To register call American Red Cross at 503-585-5414.
- Santiam Canyon Stampede, Sublimity
Harvest Festival Grounds, MAP
- Cowboy Breakfast- Sublimity Fire Hall
7:00am-12:00pm (Sunday also)
- Miss Rodeo Oregon Jr. & Teen
Pageant
- “Santiam Championship Bull
Riding”
- OR JR Bull Riding (exhibition)
sponsored by Wilber-Ellis
- Rodeo Dance
- 25th Anniversary Bike MS bike ride.
The Oregon Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society
has chosen Stayton to be the site of this years Bike MS bike
ride. The ride will take place over a two day period, August 1
& 2, in Stayton and the surrounding area. This year
celebrates the 25th anniversary of the fundraising ride.
Riders will pedal through, up and around 30-150 mile courses
of scenic rolling farms, covered bridges and Silver Falls
State Park. Bike MS is fully supported, with catered
meals, rest stops and camping areas.
This will be a great event for the community and riders
alike. The main staging area will be at Regis High
School. Several local residents will be participating in
the ride. The Oregon Chapter hopes to make this an annual
event in Stayton.
For additional event information, to register as an
individual, to start a team or join a team visit: www.bikeMSoregon.com
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August 2, Sunday
- 6th
Annual Cowboy Breakfast, 7am-Noon, The Sublimity
Volunteer Firefighters Association will be hosting its 6th
Annual Cowboy Breakfast at the Sublimity Fire Main Station,
115 NW Parker Street, Sublimity. Firefighters will be cooking
up all-you-can-eat pancakes, ham and eggs, served with real
orange juice, milk and coffee. Prices will be $5 for
adults, $3 for seniors (55+) and kids 4-12, while kids 3 &
under eat FREE. For questions regarding the breakfast,
call (503) 769-3282.
- Send Your Community
Event Information to staytonevents@wvi.com
. Please read these guidelines.
August 3, Monday
August 4, Tuesday
- Cartwright Music Concert Series, Tuesday
evening from 6pm to 8pm at Pioneer Park on Marion Street in
Stayton, under the tall Doug firs next to the covered
bridge... The Oregon Old Time Fiddle Association with Dale
Emery... This legendary fiddle organiztion has been around
since 1963 bringing us years of great fiddle music and
keeping the tradition alive. Joined by 94 year old Dale Emery,
this will be a fun group to kick off our summer concert
series with... Bring a lawn chair, pack a picnic lunch or
enjoy the Moose Club's burgers and dogs available at the park
and come and enjoy a free concert at Stayton's best venue...
Sponsored by KENC community radio, AM 1620 KENC, The Stayton
Parks and Recreation department, and the Oregon Old Time
Fiddlers Association. Bring a chair.. sound by Ken
Cartwright.
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August 5, Wednesday
- Cartwright Music Concert Series "THE
CHAPMANS" will be coming out from the east coast and
performing at Cartwright's Music & Event Center, 429 N Third
Avenue, downtown Stayton, at 7 PM. This is a chance of a
lifetime to see this outstanding bluegrass-americana group
that just never gets out this way. On their way to a festival
in the Northwest, they have agreed to do one show here in the
Willamette Valley. Tickets are $15 in advance and are
available through Cartwright's Music and KENC Community Radio
429 N Third Avenue. Phone 503-769-2778 or email mandomedic@wvi.com
. Reservations are secure with a paid ticket. No refunds.
General seating and seating is limited. Refreshments
available. Call Ken Cartwright 503-769-2778 for more
information.
- Send Your Community
Event Information to staytonevents@wvi.com
. Please read these guidelines.
August 6, Thursday
August 7, Friday
August 8, Saturday
- 9th Annual Youth Benefit Golf
Tournament, 8am shotgun start. Elkhorn
Valley Golf Course, 32295 N. Fork Road, Lyons. MAP.
$340 per four-person team if paid by August 1st, $380 after.
Anyone can play! From the novice to the pro, we have a
division for any player: Men's Division, Mixed Division &
Hardly Ever Played. Register online or print a mail-in
registration at: www.ybgolf.com
The North Santiam Chamber
of Commerce and the Canyon Senior Center head up this event
that benefits youth from the North Santiam School District,
Santiam Canyon School District and the St. Mary Catholic &
Regis High School systems. Over the years, the generous
support of our players and sponsors has helped us generate
proceeds that have provided more than $60,500 worth of funding
for youth-related projects in the Santiam Canyon. Won’t you
play, donate or sponsor this worthwhile cause?
- Send Your Community
Event Information to staytonevents@wvi.com
. Please read these guidelines.
August 9, Sunday
August 10, Monday
August 11, Tuesday
- High School Sports Physicals, 2pm
Dr. Large’s office will be doing sports physicals at Stayton
High School for anyone needing a physical for next year. The
cost is $15. OSAA requires athletes to have a physical
every TWO academic (not calendar) years. For example; if you
had a physical as a 9th grader, you need another as an 11th
grader.
- Cartwright Music Concert Series, Tuesday
evening from 6pm to 8pm at Pioneer Park on Marion Street in
Stayton, under the tall Doug firs, next to the covered
bridge... How's this for fun? Joe Stoddard and JR & and
the Farm... Wow and wow... Joe is always fun and couple it
with the best country rock band in the Pacific Northwest and
like I said, wow, wow... Bring a lawn chair, pack a picnic
lunch or enjoy the Moose Club's burgers and dogs available at
the park and come and enjoy a free concert at Stayton's best
venue... Sponsored by KENC community radio, AM 1620 KENC, The
Stayton Parks and Recreation department, and Monte's Coins and
More. Bring a chair.. sound by Ken Cartwright
August 12, Wednesday
- Stayton
High School Registration for Returning Students, New
students see August 25, 7:30am-Noon,
1pm-4pm, 5pm-7pm. Stayton High School main gym. Students will:
- Take
yearbook pictures
- Get
ID card
- Choose
locker
- Fill
out athletic paperwork
- Pay
activities and class fees
- Receive
schedule
- Seniors
will make an appointment at this time meet with counselors
to review credits etc.
August 13, Thursday
- Stayton
High School Registration for Returning Students, New
students see August 25, 7:30am-Noon,
1pm-4pm. Stayton High School main gym. Students will:
- Take
yearbook pictures
- Get
ID card
- Choose
locker
- Fill
out athletic paperwork
- Pay
activities and class fees
- Receive
schedule
- Seniors
will make an appointment at this time meet with counselors
to review credits etc.
August 14, Friday
August 15, Saturday
- Adult CPR and
First Aid Class, 8:30am-4pm, Santiam Memorial
Hospital, Freres Auditorium, 1401 N 10th Avenue, Stayton.
Our most popular safety course trains individuals to respond
to emergencies, identify life-threatening conditions, provide
care, control bleeding, and prevent injuries. This seven-hour
class meets current ECC guidelines. This class is tailored
specifically to the workplace but applies to most any
environment. Students must demonstrate each skill taught and
must pass a written exam. Successful completion certifies the
student in Adult CPR for one year and First Aid for three
years. Individuals may take the First Aid section alone if
possessing a current Red Cross CPR Certification. Cost: $35
per person / $25 for Adult CPR only. To register call American
Red Cross at 503-585-5414.
- Cougar Fest, 10am-8pm, Cascade High School All Class Reunion and Community Festival,
Turner, Oregon. (held at Turner Elementary School)
Some of the exciting events include:
a run/walk sponsored by Cascade Track Club, Sports Gallery,
Arts, Music and Academic Display, Food Court, Kiddy
Land, Beer Garden, Harley Motorcycle Ride, 100 plus Craft and
Trade Vendors, Clowns, Main Stage with Entertainment and
Variety Show, Special Guests, Handel’s
Messiah-sung by all former chorus members and on and on. This
is a festival for the whole community you do not want to miss!
To participate in the planning of this event, volunteer to
work, vendor booth applications, entertainer application, or
just get in touch with classmates, go to www.cascadeallclassreunion.com
August 16, Sunday
- Cougar Fest, 10am-6pm,
Cascade High School All Class Reunion and Community Festival,
Turner, Oregon. (held at Turner Elementary School)
Some of the exciting events include:
a run/walk sponsored by Cascade Track Club, Sports Gallery,
Arts, Music and Academic Display, Food Court, Kiddy
Land, Beer Garden, Harley Motorcycle Ride, 100 plus Craft and
Trade Vendors, Clowns, Main Stage with Entertainment and
Variety Show, Special Guests, Handel’s
Messiah-sung by all former chorus members and on and on. This
is a festival for the whole community you do not want to miss!
To participate in the planning of this event, volunteer to
work, vendor booth applications, entertainer application, or
just get in touch with classmates, go to www.cascadeallclassreunion.com
August 17, Monday
- Eagle
Football Kids Camp, Current
coaches and players from Stayton High School football program will hold a
Kids Football Camp August 17th-20th from 9am-11:15am at
Stayton High School on the practice field near the track..
The camp is for kids entering grades 1 thru 8. Our
camp is designed to help make your child a better athlete.
We work on football fundamentals as well as quickness,
running form, and agilities in a way that is fun for the
participants. Pre-registered campers pay $45 ($80
max. per family). This covers camp tuition and a
T-shirt. Register by
June 12th to guarantee the T-shirt you order.
On-site registration is $55 per camper. Please, send in forms early to reserve a spot and
guarantee the correct sized T-shirt. Registration
Form
August 18, Tuesday
- Cartwright Music Concert Series, Tuesday
evening from 6 to 8 PM at Pioneer Park on Marion Street in
Stayton, under the tall Doug firs, next to the covered
bridge... The beautiful and dynamic Tracy Reynolds will
conclude our concert series. She has such a great voice and
down home speaking manner that you will want to take her home
with you, which you can if you get one of her CD's. Bring a
lawn chair, pack a picnic lunch or enjoy the Moose Club's
burgers and dogs available at the park and come and enjoy a
free concert at Stayton's best venue... Sponsored by KENC
community radio, AM 1620 KENC, The Stayton Parks and
Recreation department, and Monte's Coins and More. Bring a
chair.. sound by Ken Cartwright
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August 19, Wednesday
August 20, Thursday
August 21, Friday
August 22, Saturday
August 23, Sunday
August 24, Monday
August 25, Tuesday
- Stayton
High School Registration for New Students, New
student registration will be August 25th-27th --
Students should call 503-769-2171 after August 13th to make an
appointment for registration.
- Send Your Community
Event Information to staytonevents@wvi.com
. Please read these guidelines.
August 26, Wednesday
- Stayton
High School Registration for New Students, New
student registration will be August 25th-27th --
Students should call 503-769-2171 after August 13th to make an
appointment for registration.
- Send Your Community
Event Information to staytonevents@wvi.com
. Please read these guidelines.
August 27, Thursday
- Stayton
High School Registration for New Students, New
student registration will be August 25th-27th --
Students should call 503-769-2171 after August 13th to make an
appointment for registration.
- Send Your Community
Event Information to staytonevents@wvi.com
. Please read these guidelines.
August 28, Friday
August 29, Saturday
August 30, Sunday
August 31, Monday
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September 2009
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September 1, Tuesday
September 2,
Wednesday
September 3,
Thursday
September 4, Friday
September 5, Saturday
- Cascade
Foothills Saturday Faire,
9am-4pm, Just off Highway 22 in Gates, Oregon. The Faire will
feature local vendors of arts, crafts, food products, creative
notions, farm produce, plant stock, curiosities and goodies. Read
more including vendor info>>
September 11, Friday
- 37th Annual Sublimity Harvest Festival
and Tractor Pull,
5pm-1am, Harvest Festival Grounds, 11880
Sublimity Road SE in Sublimity, Oregon. MAP
Fun for the whole family……..Monster trucks, Kid Zone, Food
concessions, Commercial vendors, Truck, tractor, horse, and
ATV pulls, live entertainment in the Coors Entertainment tent.
September 12,
Saturday
- 30 Annual Sublimity Harvest Festival
Road Run and Walk, pre-race registration begins 8am, race
begins at 9am. Race starts at Sublimity Grade School.
- Sublimity Harvest Festival Parade,
11am, downtown Sublimity
- 37th Annual Sublimity Harvest Festival
and Tractor Pull, Noon-1am, Harvest
Festival Grounds, 11880 Sublimity Road SE in Sublimity,
Oregon. MAP
Fun for the whole family……..Monster trucks, Kid Zone, Food
concessions, Commercial vendors, Truck, tractor, horse, and
ATV pulls, live entertainment in the Coors Entertainment tent.
September 13,
Sunday
- 37th Annual Sublimity Harvest Festival
and Tractor Pull, 10am-7pm, Harvest
Festival Grounds, 11880 Sublimity Road SE in Sublimity,
Oregon. MAP
Fun for the whole family……..Monster trucks, Kid Zone, Food
concessions, Commercial vendors, Truck, tractor, horse, and
ATV pulls, live entertainment in the Coors Entertainment tent.
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September 17, Thursday
- Stayton
Elementary School Parent Teacher Club (SES PTC) Meeting,
6pm. Stayton Elementary School Library, 875 N Third Avenue,
Stayton. Open to the public and children welcome to attend.
September 19, Saturday
- The
Oregon Grape Stomp Championship and Harvest Celebration, 11am-6pm,
Willamette Valley Vineyards,
8800 Enchanted Way, Turner, Oregon.
Purple
feet!! It’s our
19th Annual Oregon Grape Stomping competition-have
you got what it takes to make it to the World Competition?
Make a reservation for a stomping time for your team of
two: one stomper and one swabber.
Battle it out together: the team who produces the most
juice qualifies for the World Grape Stomping Championship in
Santa, Rosa, CA! The team with the most creative costume will
receive a Private Tour and Tasting for 10 people, along with a
wine essentials package. Come celebrate with the WVV family as
we begin the 2009 harvest and enjoy fine wines from our
Tasting Room.
$5
adult admission includes a free Riedel wine glass and tasting.
Admission is complimentary for Oregon Wine Guild members
Additional $10 per team per heat to stomp. Please call
after June 1st to make your reservation time—some
spots will be available the day of the event on a first come
first serve basis. To make reservations call 1-800-344-9463.
September 20,
Sunday
- The
Oregon Grape Stomp Championship and Harvest Celebration, 11am-6pm,
Willamette Valley Vineyards,
8800 Enchanted Way, Turner, Oregon.
Purple
feet!! It’s our
19th Annual Oregon Grape Stomping competition-have
you got what it takes to make it to the World Competition?
Make a reservation for a stomping time for your team of
two: one stomper and one swabber.
Battle it out together: the team who produces the most
juice qualifies for the World Grape Stomping Championship in
Santa, Rosa, CA! The team with the most creative costume will
receive a Private Tour and Tasting for 10 people, along with a
wine essentials package. Come celebrate with the WVV family as
we begin the 2009 harvest and enjoy fine wines from our
Tasting Room.
$5
adult admission includes a free Riedel wine glass and tasting.
Admission is complimentary for Oregon Wine Guild members
Additional $10 per team per heat to stomp. Please call
after June 1st to make your reservation time—some
spots will be available the day of the event on a first come
first serve basis. To make reservations call 1-800-344-9463.
September 26,
Saturday
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The jams are back at Cartwright's Music and Event Center....
The Saturday of each month from 5 PM to 8 PM . The jam
sessions are all acoustic, bluegrass and open to all... The
first hour, from 5 to 6 PM is a slow jam dedicated to persons
new to either playing or playing bluegrass music.. this will
give a good solid foundation in what a jam session is and how
a successful one is run... Listeners are always welcome,
the coffee is always on the usually we have lots of
refreshments. No charge, and donations are accepted to help
offset the cost of the room and utilities... Cartwright's
Music and Event Center, 429 N. 3rd. Ave, Stayton OR 97383
503-769-2778.
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October 2009
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October 3, Saturday
- Cascade
Foothills Saturday Faire,
9am-4pm, Just off Highway 22 in Gates, Oregon. The Faire will
feature local vendors of arts, crafts, food products, creative
notions, farm produce, plant stock, curiosities and goodies. Read
more including vendor info>>
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October 18, Sunday
-
Harvest
Jazz Concert,
3pm-5pm, Willamette Valley Vineyards,
8800 Enchanted Way, Turner, Oregon.
Join
us in celebrating the 2009 harvest season with the. Brasil
Beat featuring pianist, Bill Beach.
This promises to be a wonderful show, both evocative and
lively, blending the rhythms and emotions of jazz with
Brazilian sounds and playful beats.
Tickets $20 includes free Riedel wine glass. Oregon Wine Guild
Members $18.
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October 31,
Saturday Halloween
- Halloween,
come in costume. Bluegrass jam at Cartwright's Music and
Event Center. 5pm-8pm. The jam sessions are all acoustic,
bluegrass and open to all. The first hour is a slow jam
dedicated to persons new to either playing or playing
bluegrass music, this will give a good solid foundation in
what a jam session is and how a successful one is run.
Listeners are always welcome, the coffee is always on the
usually we have lots of refreshments. No charge, but donations
are accepted to help offset the cost of the room and
utilities. Cartwright's Music and Event Center, 429 N. Third
Avenue, Stayton. 503-769-2778.
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November 2009
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November 27, Friday
- Thanksgiving Weekend Open House, 11am-6pm,
Willamette Valley Vineyards,
8800 Enchanted Way, Turner, Oregon.
Enjoy
barrel tasting and talk with our Winemakers! Library wines,
decadent chocolates from Extreme Chocolates, gourmet hors
d’oeuvres, acustic sounds by Andrew Kendall, and more. Bring
your family, loved one, or adventure out on your own and
experience Oregon Bounty. $5 admission includes a free Riedel
wine glass. Admission is complimentary for Oregon Wine Guild
members.
November 28,
Saturday
- Thanksgiving Weekend Open House, 11am-6pm,
Willamette Valley Vineyards,
8800 Enchanted Way, Turner, Oregon.
Enjoy
barrel tasting and talk with our Winemakers! Library wines,
decadent chocolates from Extreme Chocolates, gourmet hors
d’oeuvres, acustic sounds by Andrew Kendall, and more. Bring
your family, loved one, or adventure out on your own and
experience Oregon Bounty. $5 admission includes a free Riedel
wine glass. Admission is complimentary for Oregon Wine Guild
members.
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Bluegrass
jam at Cartwright's Music and Event Center. 5pm-8pm. The
jam sessions are all acoustic, bluegrass and open to all. The
first hour is a slow jam dedicated to persons new to either
playing or playing bluegrass music, this will give a good
solid foundation in what a jam session is and how a successful
one is run. Listeners are always welcome, the coffee is always
on the usually we have lots of refreshments. No charge, but
donations are accepted to help offset the cost of the room and
utilities. Cartwright's Music and Event Center, 429 N. Third
Avenue, Stayton. 503-769-2778.
November 29, Sunday
- Thanksgiving Weekend Open House, 11am-6pm,
Willamette Valley Vineyards,
8800 Enchanted Way, Turner, Oregon.
Enjoy
barrel tasting and talk with our Winemakers! Library wines,
decadent chocolates from Extreme Chocolates, gourmet hors
d’oeuvres, acustic sounds by Andrew Kendall, and more. Bring
your family, loved one, or adventure out on your own and
experience Oregon Bounty. $5 admission includes a free Riedel
wine glass. Admission is complimentary for Oregon Wine Guild
members.
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December 2009
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December 6, Sunday
- Tall Jazz Holiday Concert,
Willamette Valley Vineyards,
8800 Enchanted Way, Turner, Oregon.
Spend
a lazy Sunday with us, swaying to your favorite holiday
classic while sipping on our award winning wines.
The Tall Jazz ‘Winter Jazz’ show is a family show
for all to enjoy, with music from many cultures, religions,
and styles. As
always, many renowned performers will join Tall Jazz and true
to tradition they’ll have a fun holiday story set to music.
We recommend you bring a picnic lunch and the Tasting
Room will have fine wine available for purchase.
Please no outside alcohol.
We hope you’ll join the WVV family in our great room
for this traditional holiday event and our final jazz show of
the season.
Tickets
are $18.00 for Oregon Wine Guild Members, and $20 for
Non-Members including a free Riedel wine glass.
To inquire about becoming an Oregon Wine Guild member,
please contact the winery.
We encourage you to make reservations in advance by
calling the winery at 1-800-344-9463.
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December 19, Saturday
- Roundhouse
Bluegrass Band's Christmas show.
This is a legendary band known for it's Dy-no-mite vocals and
and you will be in the mood for Christmas when you see them.
We have not been able to get them here for their great holiday
show ever, so don't wait, make your reservations now and it
will be a show you won't forget. It always sells out and what
a great gift this show will be for that someone special. Doors
open at 6:30pm, show time is 7pm-9:30pm. General seating, $12
per person, refreshments available and some great door prizes
too. At Cartwright's Music Event Center, 429 N. Third Avenue,
Stayton. 503-769-2778.
December 26, Saturday
- Bluegrass
jam at Cartwright's Music and Event Center. 5pm-8pm. Time
to get out of the house and do some picking on that new
instrument! The jam sessions are all acoustic, bluegrass and
open to all. The first hour is a slow jam dedicated to persons
new to either playing or playing bluegrass music, this will
give a good solid foundation in what a jam session is and how
a successful one is run. Listeners are always welcome, the
coffee is always on the usually we have lots of refreshments.
No charge, but donations are accepted to help offset the cost
of the room and utilities. Cartwright's Music and Event
Center, 429 N. Third Avenue, Stayton. 503-769-2778.
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Have
you noticed the Purple Bows around town? If you haven't you
will because they will be popping up everywhere to bring awareness
to the Relay for Life Event. The event will start at 6pm on
July 10th and end at noon on the 11th at Regis High School in
Stayton. Alisha Oliver and Tracy Jones, Co-Chairs of
Promotions for Relay for Life, want to "Paint the Town
Purple" with their purple bows. Purple represents
survivors and they want to bring awareness that Cancer can be
fought. If you would like a purple bow in front of
your business or home, please contact them at 503-769-3489. |
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SUMMER
MEALS:
All kids 18 and under can come AND EAT AT NO CHARGE at the
following locations and times
DATES: JUNE 22-JULY 30 DAYS: MONDAY –THURSDAY
TIMES and LOCATIONS
Breakfast: 8:30-8:45 BIBI’ TREEHOUSE DAYCARE
Lunch:
11:30-12 BIBI’TREEHOUSE DAYCARE
11:15-11:45 MARI-LINN SCHOOL
12:00-12:30 STAYTON POOL
12:00-12:30 SUBLIMITY- PARK-BY THE CITY HALL
Lunches and Breakfast must be eaten at the site
Adult lunches $1.50 |
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Santiam
Gallery of Photography
will not hold a juried photo exhibit in conjunction with 2009
SummerFest. The afternoon summer street fair does not give enough
time to showcase this event. I am working on plans to hold this
event during the 2009 Holidays. Check back for more information
and stop by the staytonevents.com booth at SummerFest! |
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"How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment
before starting to improve the world."
~Anne Frank~
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Paul
Toews Art Studio
Watercolor
& Sketch Classes
Monday
nights 6:30-8:30pm
349 N 3rd Avenue,
Downtown Stayton
Call 503-769-2006 for more information on how to get started on
your journey
of art discovery. |
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STAYTON
STUFF
Registration Forms
Organizations
Santiam Family YMCA
Santiam
Heritage Foundation
Stayton
Public Library Foundation
Schools
Chemeketa Santiam
Center
Mari-Linn
School
North Santiam School District
Regis High School
Stayton Christian School
Stayton Elementary School
Stayton
High School
Stayton Middle School
St. Mary Grade School
Sublimity School
Services
City
of Stayton
City of Sublimity
Santiam
Memorial Hospital
Silver
Falls State Park
Stayton Fire District
Stayton/Sublimity
Chamber
Stayton Telephone Company
Sublimity Fire District
Willamette Valley Internet
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Santiam Family YMCA
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Tired of credit card junk
mail?
You can stop it!
The four major credit reporting agencies sell
lists of accounts to hundreds of banks for direct mail
solicitation. You can have your name removed from these lists by a
simple phone call. Just follow the menu and answer a few
pre-recorded questions.
1-888-5-optout
(1-888-567-8688)
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