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September 11, 2009
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August 1, 2009
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July 25, 2009
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January 1, 2009
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December 23, 2008
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December 6, 2008
Stayton Home for the Holidays
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October 31, 2008
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September 12, 2008
Stayton High School Football
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July 4, 2008
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July 4, 2008
Stayton Road Runners
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June 7, 2008
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June 7, 2008
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May 30, 2008
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April 13, 2008
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March 14, 2008
Stayton High School Girls and Boys Basketball
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each take 5th Place.
2008 4A State Playoffs
Stayton Boys Semifinal Game
Stayton Girls Semifinal Game
Stayton Boys
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Stayton Girls Quarterfinal Game
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March 1, 2008
Regis Boys Basketball
3A State Champions
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January 27, 2008
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January 27, 2008
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January 19, 2008
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Stayton Area Calendar of Events
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November 7, Saturday
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City
of Stayton Fall Clean-Up Day,
Fall
leaves means it’s time for the Stayton Annual Clean-up Days.
Remember, in Stayton residents are responsible for all leaves
and debris that fall on their property. Please do not place
leaves or debris in the street as they can block drainage ways
and cause flooding.
The City of Stayton is offering disposal of yard debris,
including leaves and brush, from 9am-2pm. The collection site
is at the City of Stayton Shops located at 1820 N. First
Avenue, Stayton. The only cost to you is a donation of canned
food to be given to the Stayton Food Bank.
Seniors
who need assistance raking, bagging, or having their yard
debris picked up and delivered to the drop-off site are asked
to sign up by contacting Stayton Public Works at (503)
769-2919.
Clean up
Days are being offered by the Stayton Public Works Department
in cooperation with Allied Waste, Stayton Food Bank, and the
Marion County Solid Waste Department.
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Bellies,
Babies, and Beyond, Sponsored by St. Mary School, Stayton.
9am-1pm, Join us at our new venue, Blanchet High School, 4373 Market
St. NE Salem MAP,
for the resale event of the fall. Over 65 vendors
selling at garage sale prices, offering a huge selection of
gently used baby through teen items: clothes, furniture,
toys, books, equipment, and maternity wear. Free
parking. Admission: $2 for adults, 12 and under free.
Cash sales. Booth rental fees and door admission go
to St. Mary School Parent/Teacher Club, which supports
activities and programs for the school. For more information
contact: adamsfam6@wvi.com
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Stayton
United Methodist Church Holiday Bazaar, 9am-2pm, 1450 Fern
Ridge Rd. Stayton. Lunch served 11am-2pm. There will also be a
Saturday night spaghetti dinner 5pm-7pm. The dinner
is a free will offering. Proceeds will go to Community
Action services.
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Cascade
High School 8th
Annual Craft Show, 9am-4pm, 10226
Marion Rd SE, Turner. Free
admission to the public.
Cascade
High School’s DECA Chapter uses this Craft Show as a
fundraiser to support Doernbecher Children’s Hospital and
they are looking for crafters:
Space Cost:
$25 for single (8’ x 8’) or Wall (5’x 8’) $30 for (10’ x
10’)
Tables--$5 each
(limited number available – 2 ˝’ x 6’)
70+ Spaces Available. Registration
form>>
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Community
Game Night, All ages, 7pm-10pm,
Stayton Public Library Meeting Room, 515 N. First Avenue,
Stayton
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All are welcome, kids, adults, grandma's, everyone. There will
be a Wii w/games, 7 internet computers, board games, and card
games, as well as, light refreshments. Come have fun and play
games. Free
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Scandinavian
Smorgasbord
Calvary Lutheran Church is hosting a traditional Scandinavian
Smorgasbord dinner. There will be two opportunities for
seating at the Smorgasbord, the first one at 4:00PM and the
second at 6:30PM. You may request seating upstairs or
downstairs. Proceeds will be used to help fund an
elevator to better serve the multi-level building. There
will be more than 30 food selections featured, including
breads, salads, meats, side dishes and desserts. Tickets
are $15.00 per person and advanced ticket purchase is required
as the seating will be limited to 250 persons. Tickets
are available by calling Roger Danielson 503-5138. The
church is located at 198 Fern Ridge Road in Stayton.
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John
Reischman and The Jay Birds Nothing to cry fowl about here,
just the best bluegrass band in Western North America to grace
our stage. John has been voted best mandolin player many
times but the way he blends the talent from this group will
have you saying wow, wow, wow all night long. How fortunate
for us to have this "Great Group" come to our area..
Do not miss this night of stellar musicians. Cartwright's
Music Event Center, 429 N. Third Avenue, Stayton. Tickets $15.
Doors open at 6:30 PM, show-time 7:00. Sponsored by AM 1620,
KENC and Cartwright's Music. 503-769-2778.
November 8, Sunday
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Stayton’s Second
Sundays Series of Poetry Readings
This November, Stayton’s Second Sundays Series of Poetry
Readings will bring poets to the community for two events, a
reading and book signing on Sunday, November 8, and a library
talk on Saturday, November 21.
The November 8th
reading and book-signing will feature Donna Henderson and
Jessica Lamb, the first two poets published by Airlie Press, a
new Willamette valley poetry-publishing collective. It will
take place from 3 to 5 p.m. at 349 N. Third Avenue, where the
studio of artist Paul Toews shares space with the Stayton
Friends of the Library Used Bookstore. Admission will be free;
donations are appreciated.
Henderson will read
from The Eddy Fence,
Lamb from Last Apples of
Late Empires, both books published by Airlie Press earlier
this year. As part of the series’ ongoing celebration of
Oregon’s sesquicentennial year, each will also read poems by
a past Oregon poet. Both poets’ books will be for sale at
the reading, and they will sign copies. Attendees are invited
to bring one or two short poems of their own or by others to
share during an open part of the reading.
The library talk on
November 21 will be given by Eugene poet and poetry publisher
Erik Muller. Titled “Not Quite Prose,” it will take place
from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. in the meeting room of the Stayton
Public Library, 515 N. First Avenue. Muller’s talk will be
open to the public, and admission will be free.
Donna
Henderson, one of the two Airlie Press poets reading on
November
8, is also the author of two
poetry chapbooks, Transparent
Woman, a past finalist for the Oregon Book Award in
poetry, and Gazpacho.
Her poetry and essays have also been widely published in
journals and anthologies and have received two Pushcart Prize
nominations, among other recognitions. A practising
psychotherapist with an M.S.W. degree from Portland State
University, Henderson recently received an M.F.A. in creative
writing from Warren Wilson College. In addition to her therapy
practice, she teaches creative writing at Willamette
University and performs with the piano and poetry performance
trio Tonepoem. She lives with her husband, Rich Sutliff, in a
rural home near Monmouth.
Jessica Lamb, the
other poet featured in the November 8th reading, has
taught writing for many years through the Northwest Writing
Institute, Portland Community College, and Literary Arts’
Writers in the Schools program.
Her poems have appeared in numerous journals, including Poetry,
The Southern Review,
and Willow Springs.
Raised in Vermont, Lamb received an M.A. in Italian literature
from Stanford University before settling in Portland with her
husband, Will, and son, Hayden.
Erik Muller, who will
give the talk “Not Quite Prose” at the Stayton Public
Library on November 21, is editor and publisher of Traprock
Books, featuring exclusively Oregon poets. His talk, Muller
hopes, will broaden readers’ appreciation of the variety of
ways poets make poems. To help illustrate that variety, he
will draw on poems by contemporary Oregon poets in volumes
that the Second Sundays Series has donated to the library over
the past three years.
Retired from a career
of teaching at Southwestern Oregon Community College and Lane
Community College, Muller is currently writing essays for a
collection titled Durable
Goods: Appreciations of Oregon Poets. Three of these have
recently appeared in Northwest
Review. His earlier studies of poets Vern Rutsala and
Josephine Miles are part of Boise State University’s Western
Writers Series. His own poetry has appeared in many magazines,
and is gathered in several self-published collections and in Confluence,
a collaborative volume with David Johnson and Peter Jensen,
which was an Oregon Book Award finalist. His work as a
founding editor of Fireweed
and as a supporter of literary activity in Coos Bay won him
the Stewart H. Holbrook Award from Literary Arts. He now
supports and participates in the literary community in Eugene,
where he lives with his wife, Ann.
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 and for the series’ workshops at the library. For
more information about upcoming readings, contact series
coordinator Eleanor Berry at 503-859-3045 or <eberry@wvi.com>.
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November 9, Monday
- Stayton
City Council Work Session,
6:30pm, Library Meeting Room, 515 N. First Avenue,
Stayton. The
purpose of the work session is to discuss the city owned
building on Florence Street. Work
sessions are open to the public but generally do not include
public participation.
- Sublimity
City Council Meeting,
7pm, Sublimity City Hall, 245 Johnson Street.
- Send Your Community
Event Information to staytonevents@wvi.com
. Please read these guidelines.
November 10, 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.
- Story
Time - Night, 10am-11am, Stayton Public Library Meeting Room,
515 N First Avenue. All
ages welcome to join the fun. Free, no registration
necessary.
- Story
Time - Night, 3:30pm-4:39pm, Stayton Public Library Meeting Room,
515 N First Avenue. All
ages, school kids especially, welcome to join the fun. Free, no registration
necessary.
- Send Your Community
Event Information to staytonevents@wvi.com
. Please read these guidelines.
November 11, Wednesday
Veteran's Day
November 12, Thursday
- Story
Time - Night, 10am-11am, Stayton Public Library Meeting Room,
515 N First Avenue. All
ages welcome to join the fun. Free, no registration
necessary.
- Methbusters Dinner Forum, 6:00pm-7pm. Doors open at 5:30 for dinner. Regis High School, 550 W Regis
Street, Stayton. Open to Families, Community Members and
anyone that wants to stay informed. The free meal will
be: spaghetti, salad, garlic bread and dessert.
There will be a free raffle of goods and services
donated by local businesses. The
forum will last about an hour and will include three main
topics:
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A law enforcement speaker will focus on current trends
in meth, what to look for, and how to help.
- A speaker will talk about
treatment. What
are the resources available? How to help those you know,
and what treatment methods are effective.
- Another will talk on prevention.
What should you say to your kids?
When should you talk about it?
What works and what does not.
All
three speakers will be available to answer any questions you
may have on methamphetamine or other substance abuse related
issues. For
further information contact Michael Meeks, Stayton Methbusters
Committee Chairman at 503-769-3423.
Meth is still here. Families are still being impacted. We have a Golden
Opportunity to make a difference.
- Send Your Community
Event Information to staytonevents@wvi.com
. Please read these guidelines.
November 13, Friday
November 14, Saturday
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Stayton
United Methodist Church Holiday Bazaar, 9am-2pm, 1450 Fern
Ridge Rd. Stayton. Lunch served 11am-2pm. There will also be a
Saturday night spaghetti dinner 5pm-7pm. The dinner
is a free will offering. Proceeds will go to Community
Action services.
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CFCA Benefit Rummage Sale, 9am-3pm,
Immaculate Conception Parish Center - corner of 6th Street and
Elwood in Stayton. A wide variety of items both new and used -
lots of Christmas decorations, clothes, toys, dishes, etc.
This semi-annual rummage sale raises
money to sponsor two elderly people in Guatemala through the Christian
Foundation for Children and Aging. Any items remaining after
12:00 will be greatly discounted.
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Country
Churchmouse Bazaar, 9am-5pm,
Two weekends at the historic Century Old
Tabernacle, 5605 Jubilee Drive, in Turner. MAP
Come spend some quiet time
shopping with our wonderful artists, crafters and vendors
before the holiday crunch gets you. New crafters each
week! Be sure to stop by and visit with your neighbors at the
Nielson Farms Candles, Grandpa’s Fresh Market and “R”
Crafty Family booths. For info call (503) 743-2101.
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SLAMMS
Habitat for Humanity will hold a site blessing at 11am.
Please join us to celebrate the start of the Ray Crist
memorial build at
381 E Santiam St
reet, Stayton (corner of Fourth & E. Santiam). Additional
parking will be available at Stayton Elementary. Any questions
please call 503-364-6642.
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Open
Mike and Storytime, 7pm, Join us at Art Gone Wild,
349 N. Third Avenue, Stayton, for an evening of Open Mike and Storytime.
This is your chance to tell your story your way. Stories
include Prose, Poetry, Song or Tale. Everyone welcome -
No admission charge.
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Notes
for Nozzles, Gates
Fire Hall
RAVE REVIEWS BRINGS ANOTHER GATES FIRE HALL CONCERT
Community members want more; Gates Fire Hall benefit delivers
A
fundraising concert called “Notes for Nozzles” sponsored
by Gates Fire District Emergency Services Support (GFDESS),
will be held on Saturday, November 14, 2009. We
invite you to come together for an evening of first class
performances by local musicians and vocalists, under the
direction of Gary Swanson, Fire Chief, Gates Fire District.
Doors
open at 6:00pm with hors d’oeuvres and refreshments served
prior to the concert. Entertainment will
begin at 7:00pm, with dessert to follow. Reserved
seats $25, General Admission $15. Tickets are on sale at
Mill City Pharmacy, Kelly Lumber, the Gates Post Office, by
emailing: rtb@wvi.com, or
calling 503-897-3365.
This year’s line-up will feature: Bill Bassett, Mill
City, Guitar/Vocals; Jon Brammeier, Keizer, Bass/Piano/Vocals;
Craig Campbell, Keizer, Emcee/Vocals; Kathy Campbell, Stayton,
Vocals; Glenn Tadina, Stayton, Reed Instruments; Rita
Derrick, Happy Valley, Vocals; Jill Girod, Sublimity, Dancer;
Anne Marie Grover, Aumsville, Vocals; Don Hoover, Mill City,
Percussion; Alice Patterson, Gates, Flute; Gary Swanson,
Gates, Piano.
Ask
anyone who attended last year’s concert “Deck The Hall”,
and they will tell you this is an event that you don’t want
to miss! So, mark your calendars, and join us for an
evening of music and fun.
For
questions about the Gates Fire Hall, visit www.gatesfirehall.com
or call 503-897-2929. For questions about how to donate,
contact Nancy Swanson at 503-897-3365.
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November 15, Sunday
November 16, Monday
- Friends of the Library monthly meeting,
10am. Used Book Store
349 N. Third Avenue, Stayton. Meeting is open to anyone
interested in supporting the Stayton Public Library
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- 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.
- starting
at
7pm
the City of
Stayton
will hold a public hearing on Urban Renewal/Downtown
Revitalization before City Council votes on the
adoption of the Stayton
Urban Renewal Plan. This is your chance to
express your opinion about this important issue. For more
information, please review Stayton’s
Urban Renewal Webpage.
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Event Information to staytonevents@wvi.com
. Please read these guidelines.
November 17, Tuesday
- Story
Time - Chickens, 10am-11am, Stayton Public Library Meeting Room,
515 N First Avenue. All
ages welcome to join the fun. Free, no registration
necessary.
- Story
Time - Chickens, 3:30pm-4:39pm, Stayton Public Library Meeting Room,
515 N First Avenue. All
ages, school kids especially, welcome to join the fun. Free, no registration
necessary.
- The
Stayton Elementary School Parent Teacher Club (SES PTC)
will be holding their monthly business meeting in the Stayton
Elementary School library at 6pm. All parents and
teachers are encouraged to attend.
- Send Your Community
Event Information to staytonevents@wvi.com
. Please read these guidelines.
November 18, Wednesday
- Chamber
Greeters, 8am-9am,
hosted by Country Classics, Beth Bonesteele, 480 S. Center
Street, Sublimity. 503-769-4645
Greeters
is an informal meeting and open house hosted by a different
Stayton area business or organization each week. Greeters is
open to the public and is a great way to meet local business
people and become more involved with your community.
- Medicare Information Meeting, 4pm.
Lyons Fire Hall, 1114 Main Street, Lyons. Free two hour class
titled “Medicare A,B,C and D’s”. Featured speaker will
be Carol Barnhard, Field Training Officer with the Oregon
Senior Health Insurance Benefits Assistance program. Meeting
coordinator: Tim McCollister with Freres Lumber Co., Inc.
Seating is limited. Check
here for more info and registration phone number>>
- Stayton City Council and Library Board
"Meet & Greet", 6pm, Stayton Library Meeting
Room, 515 N. First Avenue. The
focus of the "Meet & Greet" is to give the
Council and Library Board an opportunity to meet informally.
- Send Your Community
Event Information to staytonevents@wvi.com
. Please read these guidelines.
November 19, Thursday
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Story
Time - Chickens, 10am-11am, Stayton Public Library Meeting Room,
515 N First Avenue. All
ages welcome to join the fun. Free, no registration
necessary.
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Teen
Advisory Board, Teens & Tweens (Ages 10 and up), 4pm, Stayton Public Library Meeting Room,
515 N First Avenue. We will discuss
events and activities for the new year. Snacks provided.
Anyone from 6th to 12th grade are invited. Also, have fun
stuff to give away.
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Blithe
Spirit By Noel Coward, A production of Cascade High
School drama department, directed by Shannon Rempel. Imagine
if you can, a world where our departed loved ones could put
their name on a waiting list to return to see the ones
they loved. Noel Coward's "Blithe Spirit" dabbles in
such a world. "Blithe Spirit" is a comedic ghost
story that shows the audience a deadly good time.
Cascade
High School New Auditorium, 10226 Marion Rd SE Turner. Doors
open at 6:30pm, curtain at 7pm. $4 for students and $6 for
general admission. Tickets can be purchased at the door or in
advance by calling 503-749-8158.
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“Fools”
Regis High School Drama Fall Production, 7pm,
Regis High School Student Center
Leon Tolchinsky is ecstatic.
He's landed a terrific teaching job in an idyllic Russian
hamlet. Upon arrival, he finds some people sweeping the
dust from their stoops back into their houses, and other
people milking upside down to get more cream. The town has
been cursed with chronic stupidity for 200 years and Leon's
job is to break the curse. No one tells him that if he stays
over 24 hours and fails to break the curse, he too becomes
stupid. Why
doesn't Leon leave? He
has fallen in love with a girl so stupid she has only recently
learned how to sit down.
A comedy by Neil Simon,
“Fools” is directed by Anna Boedigheimer and stars Liam
Silbernagel, Ashley Nusom, Michael Usselman, Tori
Crocker, Kelsey Tessier, Katelyn Adams, Nick
Kintz, Meagan Usselman, Angie Hall and Michael
Ripp. Lending her talents to the production is
Kathleen Karakey, stage
manager and assistant director.
The cost of admission
is $5.00 at the door and refreshments will be offered during
intermission.
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North
Santiam School Board meeting,
7pm, This Regular Session of the School Board will be held at
Stayton Middle School, 1021 Shaff Road, Stayton. Board
Briefs from October meeting>>
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Send Your Community
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November 20, Friday
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Country
Churchmouse Bazaar, 9am-5pm,
Two weekends at the historic Century Old
Tabernacle, 5605 Jubilee Drive, in Turner. MAP
Come spend some quiet time
shopping with our wonderful artists, crafters and vendors
before the holiday crunch gets you. New crafters each
week! Be sure to stop by and visit with your neighbors at the
Nielson Farms Candles, Grandpa’s Fresh Market and “R”
Crafty Family booths. For info call (503) 743-2101.
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Amo
Leer Celebration, 4pm-5pm, Stayton Public Library,
515 N First Avenue.
We’re having a party to present our new collection of
children’s books in Spanish. We will have the
performer, Angel Ocasio, pinata’s and Mexican food!
Free
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Blithe
Spirit By Noel Coward, A production of Cascade High
School drama department, directed by Shannon Rempel. Imagine
if you can, a world where our departed loved ones could put
their name on a waiting list to return to see the ones
they loved. Noel Coward's "Blithe Spirit" dabbles in
such a world. "Blithe Spirit" is a comedic ghost
story that shows the audience a deadly good time.
Cascade
High School New Auditorium, 10226 Marion Rd SE Turner. Doors
open at 6:30pm, curtain at 7pm. $4 for students and $6 for
general admission. Tickets can be purchased at the door or in
advance by calling 503-749-8158.
-
“Fools”
Regis High School Drama Fall Production, 7pm,
Regis High School Student Center
Leon Tolchinsky is ecstatic.
He's landed a terrific teaching job in an idyllic Russian
hamlet. Upon arrival, he finds some people sweeping the
dust from their stoops back into their houses, and other
people milking upside down to get more cream. The town has
been cursed with chronic stupidity for 200 years and Leon's
job is to break the curse. No one tells him that if he stays
over 24 hours and fails to break the curse, he too becomes
stupid. Why
doesn't Leon leave? He
has fallen in love with a girl so stupid she has only recently
learned how to sit down.
A comedy by Neil Simon,
“Fools” is directed by Anna Boedigheimer and stars Liam
Silbernagel, Ashley Nusom, Michael Usselman, Tori
Crocker, Kelsey Tessier, Katelyn Adams, Nick
Kintz, Meagan Usselman, Angie Hall and Michael
Ripp. Lending her talents to the production is
Kathleen Karakey, stage
manager and assistant director.
The cost of admission
is $5.00 at the door and refreshments will be offered during
intermission.
- Send Your Community
Event Information to staytonevents@wvi.com
. Please read these guidelines.
November 21, Saturday
- Mari-Linn
PTA Pancake Feed, 7am-10am, Mari-Linn School, 641 Fifth
Street, Lyons. Proceeds to benefit the Mari-Linn PTA. Adults
$5, Children 5 and under $2.
- Canyon
Crafters Holiday Bazaar, 9am-3pm, Mari-Linn School, 641
5th Street, Lyons. Free admission and parking, food, raffle
prizes, lots of art and craft vendors, pictures with
Santa from 10am-2pm. Proceeds to benefit the Mari-Linn PTA.
Please contact Brandy Hill at (503) 859-2765 for more
information.
- Santiam
Valley Grange Flea Market, 9am to 3pm, 1140 E. 5th Street,
Lyons. 30 tables indoors. Lunch available. FREE admission,
FREE parking. For more information call 503-859-2708 or
503-859-3445.
- Marian
Estates Holiday
Bazaar, 9am-4pm. Maurice’s
Bistro at Marian Estates, 390 SE Church Street, Sublimity. Please
join us at our annual bazaar where you’ll find holiday gift
shopping opportunities and crafts galore!
- Country
Churchmouse Bazaar, 9am-5pm,
Two weekends at the historic Century Old
Tabernacle, 5605 Jubilee Drive, in Turner. MAP
Come spend some quiet time
shopping with our wonderful artists, crafters and vendors
before the holiday crunch gets you. New crafters each
week! Be sure to stop by and visit with your neighbors at the
Nielson Farms Candles, Grandpa’s Fresh Market and “R”
Crafty Family booths. For info call (503) 743-2101.
- Holiday Bazaar, 10am-4pm, Church
on the Hill---Willamette Christian School, 2707
Maranatha Ct. SE Turner. MAP
There will be great vendors, bake sale, raffles.
- “Not Quite Prose”, Eugene poet
and poetry publisher Erik Muller will give a talk on
contemporary Oregon poetry at the Stayton Public Library, 515
N. First Avenue. Titled “Not Quite Prose,” Muller's talk
will take place from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. in the library's
meeting room. It will be open to the public, and admission
will be free.
His presentation, Muller hopes, will broaden readers’
appreciation of the variety of ways poets make poems. To help
illustrate that variety, he will draw on poems by contemporary
Oregon poets in volumes that Stayton's Second Sundays Series
of Poetry Readings has donated to the library over the past
three years.
Muller is editor and publisher of Traprock Books, featuring
exclusively Oregon poets. Retired from a career of teaching at
Southwestern Oregon Community College and Lane Community
College, he is currently writing essays for a collection
titled Durable Goods: Appreciations of Oregon Poets.
Three of these essays have recently appeared in Northwest
Review. His earlier studies of poets Vern Rutsala and
Josephine Miles are part of Boise State University’s Western
Writers Series. His own poetry has appeared in many magazines,
and is gathered in several self-published collections and in Confluence,
a collaborative volume with David Johnson and Peter Jensen,
which was an Oregon Book Award finalist. His work as a
founding editor of Fireweed and as a supporter of
literary activity in Coos Bay won him the Stewart H. Holbrook
Award from Literary Arts. He now supports and participates in
the literary community in Eugene, where he lives with his
wife, Ann.
This library talk is made possible, in part, by a grant from
the Marion Cultural Development Corporation, which also
provides funding for donation of book by poets featured in the
Second Sundays Series to the Stayton Public Library. For more
information, Eleanor Berry at 503-859-3045 or <eberry@wvi.com>.
- Cascade Future Farmers of America
Alumni Benefit Auction and Dinner, Cascade High School
Gym. Live Country music by Joe Shinkle & 99 West.
- Silent auction 5pm-7pm
- Buffet Dinner 5:45pm
- Oral Auction 7:30pm
Auction items will include weekend
getaways, garden supplies, gift certificates for dinner,
tools, homemade desserts and much more. The buffet dinner will
include pork loin and tri-tip beef with all the trimmings,
beverage and dessert. Tickets are $15 each until November 16th
and $20 each if purchased after this date. For more
information contact Debbie Lindgren at 503-930-5550.
- Cartwright Music Concert Series, LEE
HIGHWAY. Over the river and through the woods to Grandmothers
house we go, but not before LEE HIGHWAY delivers another great
evening of Thanksgiving appetizers complete with FLATT home
cookin'; and you'll find no turkeys in this bountiful table of
traditional bluegrass music... They were here last year and
packed the place, and why not, Oregon's finest cornucopia of
real bluegrass music with the gentlemen of bluegrass. Come and
celebrate this special holiday and us and enjoy a great
evening of music and nostalgia at Cartwright's Music Event
Center and see how it's suppose to sound. Show time 7pm, doors
open at 6:30pm, $12 per person. Sponsored by community radio
AM 1620 KENC. 503-769-2778.
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Blithe
Spirit By Noel Coward, A production of Cascade High
School drama department, directed by Shannon Rempel. Imagine
if you can, a world where our departed loved ones could put
their name on a waiting list to return to see the ones
they loved. Noel Coward's "Blithe Spirit" dabbles in
such a world. "Blithe Spirit" is a comedic ghost
story that shows the audience a deadly good time.
Cascade
High School New Auditorium, 10226 Marion Rd SE Turner. Doors
open at 6:30pm, curtain at 7pm. $4 for students and $6 for
general admission. Tickets can be purchased at the door or in
advance by calling 503-749-8158.
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“Fools”
Regis High School Drama Fall Production, 7pm,
Regis High School Student Center
Leon Tolchinsky is ecstatic.
He's landed a terrific teaching job in an idyllic Russian
hamlet. Upon arrival, he finds some people sweeping the
dust from their stoops back into their houses, and other
people milking upside down to get more cream. The town has
been cursed with chronic stupidity for 200 years and Leon's
job is to break the curse. No one tells him that if he stays
over 24 hours and fails to break the curse, he too becomes
stupid. Why
doesn't Leon leave? He
has fallen in love with a girl so stupid she has only recently
learned how to sit down.
A comedy by Neil Simon,
“Fools” is directed by Anna Boedigheimer and stars Liam
Silbernagel, Ashley Nusom, Michael Usselman, Tori
Crocker, Kelsey Tessier, Katelyn Adams, Nick
Kintz, Meagan Usselman, Angie Hall and Michael
Ripp. Lending her talents to the production is
Kathleen Karakey, stage
manager and assistant director.
The cost of admission
is $5.00 at the door and refreshments will be offered during
intermission.
November 22, Sunday
- 72nd Annual
Sublimity Volunteer Firefighters Association Indoor Turkey
Shoot, 1pm-5pm. Sublimity Fire Station. Participants play
bingo at 25 cents/card/game for the chance to win turkeys.
Approximately 100 turkeys will be given away as prizes.
There will also be cash prize drawings and a blackout game
with a cash prize. Food and beverages will be available for
purchase. The Thursday Painters have donated original
hand-painted artwork for auction at the event. Anyone bringing
non-perishable food items for local Christmas Dinner baskets
will be entered into a special drawing. All proceeds
earned will go to the Sublimity Volunteer Firefighters
Association. For questions about the event, please call
503-769-3282.
- Send Your Community
Event Information to staytonevents@wvi.com
. Please read these guidelines.
November 23, Monday
November 24, Tuesday
- Scrapbooking
Fun for All, All ages, 4pm-6pm,
Stayton Public Library Meeting Room, 515 N. First Avenue,
Stayton
. All
are welcome. Bring your favorite pages or books to
show-off. Bring extra scrapbooking stuff you can't find a use
for and are willing to share. Bring your current pages
you’re working on, or pages you'd like a different point of
view on. Will be free scrapbooking supplies and tons of fun to
be had. Hoping to make this a regular thing if there's enough
interest. Light refreshments provided, feel free to bring some
if you'd like. Free
- Send Your Community
Event Information to staytonevents@wvi.com
. Please read these guidelines.
November 25, Wednesday
- Covered Bridge Cafe's Community Dinner,
4pm-8pm, Covered Bridge
Café, 510 N Third Avenue, Stayton.
Free traditional turkey dinner, lots of community
cheer. Financial donations greatly appreciated as well as
volunteers. If you are unable to attend the meal please call
the cafe at 503-767-3945 to have a meal delivered to your
home. The goal this year is to feed 700 people. All proceeds
above cost of dinner go to Stayton Food Bank. Last year we
gave $500 and about 200 pounds of food.
- Send Your Community
Event Information to staytonevents@wvi.com
. Please read these guidelines.
November 26, Thursday
Thanksgiving Day
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.
-
National Novel Writing Month
Participants Extra computer hours, 4pm-6pm, Stayton Public
Library, The
computers will stay on for two extra hours this Saturday for
any who are writing their own novel and would like an extra
couple of hours and a quite place to put those finishing
touches on your work of art.
-
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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November 30, Monday
- Sublimity
Planning Commission Meeting,
7pm, Sublimity City Hall, 245 Johnson Street.
- Send Your Community
Event Information to staytonevents@wvi.com
. Please read these guidelines.
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December 1, Tuesday
December 2,
Wednesday
December 3,
Thursday
December 4, Friday
- Stayton
Friends of the Library Book Club meeting, 9:45am, Stayton
Public Library, 515 N First Avenue, Stayton.
The book is The Physic Book of Deliverance Dane, by Katherine Howe.
Judy Gardiner will be leading the discussion.
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Blithe
Spirit By Noel Coward, A production of Cascade High
School drama department, directed by Shannon Rempel. Imagine
if you can, a world where our departed loved ones could put
their name on a waiting list to return to see the ones
they loved. Noel Coward's "Blithe Spirit" dabbles in
such a world. "Blithe Spirit" is a comedic ghost
story that shows the audience a deadly good time.
Cascade
High School New Auditorium, 10226 Marion Rd SE Turner. Doors
open at 6:30pm, curtain at 7pm. $4 for students and $6 for
general admission. Tickets can be purchased at the door or in
advance by calling 503-749-8158.
- Send Your Community
Event Information to staytonevents@wvi.com
. Please read these guidelines.
December 5,
Saturday
- First Annual Shellburg Falls Trail Run
- 10k Adventure! Hosted by Run
Wild Adventures. Registration 7:30am to 8:45am, race
starts at 9am. No Charge! Donations gladly excepted.
Registration Form>>
Course Description: Roughly 6 Mile loop of single track trails
and logging roads around Oregon Department of Forestry's
Shellburg Falls. This challenging course provides
significant elevation gain covering very scenic trails
around, and even behind Shellburg Falls! Expect muddy and
possible icy conditions on the course, so dress accordingly! The
course will be well marked with directional arrows and colored ribbon.
Awards for the Top 5 overall Male and Female Finishers!
HWY 22 East to Fern Ridge Rd left. Follow Fern Ridge Rd. North
for 1 mile and look for "Race Today" sign! Take
a hard right and go through yellow gate and up gravel
road for 2 Miles to Start/Finish area at the campground.
MAP>>
- Adult
CPR and First Aid Class, 8:30am-4pm, Santiam
Memorial Hospital Freres Auditorium, 1401 N Tenth 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.
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City
of Stayton Fall Clean-Up Day,
Fall
leaves means it’s time for the Stayton Annual Clean-up Days.
Remember, in Stayton residents are responsible for all leaves
and debris that fall on their property. Please do not place
leaves or debris in the street as they can block drainage ways
and cause flooding.
The City of Stayton is offering disposal of yard debris,
including leaves and brush, from 9am-2pm. The collection site
is at the City of Stayton Shops located at 1820 N. First
Avenue, Stayton. The only cost to you is a donation of canned
food to be given to the Stayton Food Bank.
Seniors
who need assistance raking, bagging, or having their yard
debris picked up and delivered to the drop-off site are asked
to sign up by contacting Stayton Public Works at (503)
769-2919.
Clean up
Days are being offered by the Stayton Public Works Department
in cooperation with Allied Waste, Stayton Food Bank, and the
Marion County Solid Waste Department.
- 37th Annual Stayton Christmas and
Craft Bazaar, 9am-4pm, Stayton Middle School, 1021 Shaff
Road, Stayton. MAP
This Stayton tradition continues with over 100 booths, the
Stayton Christmas and Craft Bazaar promises a wide variety of
unique handmade crafts and Holiday treasures. Kids can
participate in the free craft area or visit with Santa. Plan
on lunch at the food booth. Admission and parking are free. A
free shuttle from the Bi-Mart parking lot will also get you to
this popular event.
History. This bazaar was run by the Friends of the
Library for 33 years and then passed over to Stayton Christian
School which ran it for 2 years. The bazaar is now its' own
event. A new non-profit corporation, the "Stayton
Christmas and Craft Bazaar", was formed to organize
and operate the annual Stayton Christmas and Craft Bazaar and
have its proceeds donated to various community groups. More
Info>>
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Blithe
Spirit By Noel Coward, A production of Cascade High
School drama department, directed by Shannon Rempel. Imagine
if you can, a world where our departed loved ones could put
their name on a waiting list to return to see the ones
they loved. Noel Coward's "Blithe Spirit" dabbles in
such a world. "Blithe Spirit" is a comedic ghost
story that shows the audience a deadly good time.
Cascade
High School New Auditorium, 10226 Marion Rd SE Turner. Doors
open at 6:30pm, curtain at 7pm. $4 for students and $6 for
general admission. Tickets can be purchased at the door or in
advance by calling 503-749-8158.
- Send Your Community
Event Information to staytonevents@wvi.com
. Please read these guidelines.
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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.
December 7, Monday
- Moms Club of Stayton Children's
Christmas Party! 9:30am, Join us at United Methodist
Church, 1450 Fern Ridge Rd, Stayton, for some holiday fun.
Snacks, Crafts, Mom's visiting, and Children Playtime!
All free! If you have any questions please call Kari
503-769-6087.
- Send Your Community
Event Information to staytonevents@wvi.com
. Please read these guidelines.
December 8, Tuesday
December 9,
Wednesday
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December 10,
Thursday
December 11, Friday
December 12,
Saturday
December 13, Sunday
December 14, Monday
- Art
Beyond Borders, Art Exhibit,
December 14-19, during open hours of the Stayton Public
Library Meeting Room, 515 N. First Avenue, Stayton. Art Beyond
Borders is the exhibit that was born of a dream. A dream to
create a collection of art that officially represents every
country in the world through one of their most renowned living
artists in an effort to go beyond borders and foster cultural
understanding peace through the universal language of art. To
date, 63 countries have agreed to participate. This exhibit
brings 24 of those to you, in an exciting, vibrant and
eye-opening collection of art that celebrates culture and
diversity, and above all, humanity’s deep desire to create
art. 7 enormously beautiful art panels to appreciate. To get a
preview of this wonderful exhibit from Teacher’s Discovery,
go to www.artbeyondbordersexhibit.com.
Sponsored
by: Friends of the Library.
- Send Your Community
Event Information to staytonevents@wvi.com
. Please read these guidelines.
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December 15,
Tuesday
- The
Stayton Elementary School Parent Teacher Club (SES PTC)
will be holding their monthly business meeting in the Stayton
Elementary School library at 2:45pm. All parents and
teachers are encouraged to attend.
December 16,
Wednesday
December 17,
Thursday
December 18, Friday
- Fat Potato, Classic Rock/Blues,
9pm, The Bottle Factory, 1883, W Ida Street, Stayton.
503-769-2652. Check
'em out>>
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 20, Sunday
December 21, Monday
December 22,
Tuesday
December 23,
Wednesday
December 24,
Thursday
- Candles, Carols and Communion ~
Christmas Eve Service, 6pm-7pm. New Hope Community Church,
657 N. Second Avenue, Stayton. All are invited to join us for
this annual one-hour celebration of the true meaning of
Christmas. We will be singing Christmas carols, taking
communion and hearing the reading of the Christmas story while
enjoying the atmosphere of Christmas trees and candlelight.
Dress is casual. Phone 503-769-2777.
- Send Your Community
Event Information to staytonevents@wvi.com
. Please read these guidelines.
December 25, Friday
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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December 27, Sunday
December 28, Monday
December 29,
Tuesday
December 30,
Wednesday
December 31,
Thursday
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January
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January 2, Saturday
- Alex
Hargreaves & Jake Jolliff,
For most of us, watching these young men grow up in this area
as musicians has been a guarded secret. But not now, they are
national treasures, sharing the stages with the icons of
music. We are so fortunate to be able to present these fellows
at Cartwright's. They bring not just Fiddle and Mandolin to
the performance, but growth, maturity and an exciting evening
of musical magic that we rarely get to see. Don't miss this
show as it's a rare opportunity to see either one of them and
very rare to see them together. $15 per person, refreshments
available. Doors open at 6:30pm, show-time 7pm. Cartwright's
Music Event Center, 429 N. Third Avenue, Stayton.
503-769-2778.
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January 19, Tuesday
- The
Stayton Elementary School Parent Teacher Club (SES PTC)
will be holding their monthly business meeting in the Stayton
Elementary School library at 6:00 pm. All parents and
teachers are encouraged to attend.
January 23, Saturday
- Stayton Eagles Booster Club Auction
Come join us in celebrating our 30th annual booster
club auction. This years event will be held on Saturday,
January 23rd, 2010. Mark your calendars and help us celebrate
30 years of supporting our athletes both past and present. The
auction will be held on our very own "Don Carey
Court". Check back again and more information will be
posted. Hope to see you there.
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January 30,
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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February
2010
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February 16, Tuesday
- The
Stayton Elementary School Parent Teacher Club (SES PTC)
will be holding their monthly business meeting in the Stayton
Elementary School library at 2:45 pm. All parents and
teachers are encouraged to attend.
February 20,
Saturday
- Santiam
Valley Grange Flea Market, 9am to 3pm, 1140 E. 5th Street,
Lyons. 30 tables indoors. Lunch available. FREE admission,
FREE parking. For more information call 503-859-2708 or
503-859-3445.
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February 27,
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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March
2010
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March 16, Tuesday
- The
Stayton Elementary School Parent Teacher Club (SES PTC)
will be holding their monthly business meeting in the Stayton
Elementary School library at 6:00 pm. All parents and
teachers are encouraged to attend. Nominations will be
taken for 2010-11 SES PTC Board positions.
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March 20, 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.
March 27, Saturday
- Benefit concert for the Oregon
Bluegrass Association, 6pm-9:30pm. A very special evening
of bluegrass gospel music. This is a benefit concert for the
Oregon Bluegrass Association and is a continuation of the
Sonny Hammond Memorial Gospel show that has been held annually
for the OBA. Bands will include Bill Jolliff. Bill is the
quintessential bluegrass gospel entertainer. With his
presence, this is a not to be missed show. Also on the bill is
Kathy Boyd and Phoenix Rising. They will have their
anticipated new Gospel CD ready for this show and we are
excited about them sharing the bill. And finally and certainly
not the least, will be The Roundhouse Bluegrass band. Our good
buddy Ron Leavitt, who leads the band, has had a tough time
medically so he should be bouncing off the walls and ready to
perform, we hope! Their vocals and harmonies are a wonderful
treat for the ears and they don't clean up too bad either.
Suggested donation is $15 per person, seating limited to 90
persons at the theatre at Cartwright's Music Event Center,
located at 429 N. Third Avenue, Stayton. Doors open at 6:30pm,
show starts at 7pm and should last till 9:30pm. Advance
tickets are $15.00. FMI 503-769-2778. Refreshments available.
Sound by KENC.
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2010
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April 17, Saturday
- Santiam
Valley Grange Flea Market, 9am to 3pm, 1140 E. 5th Street,
Lyons. 30 tables indoors. Lunch available. FREE admission,
FREE parking. For more information call 503-859-2708 or
503-859-3445.
- THE
YOUNG BUCKS... are back. This group of fine musicians from
Coos Bay are back for the second show at Cartwright's and
we're mighty glad. Boy do they have the vocals together! Plus
they're fine musicians who really know how to entertain. If
you missed them last year you probably heard us ranting and
raving about how good they are, so don't miss them again.
Bluegrass, Do Whop and Americana with the Young Bucks.
Doors open at 6:30pm, show time 7pm. $12 per person. Sponsored
by community radio AM 1620 KENC. Cartwright's Music and Event
Center, 429 N. Third Avenue, Stayton. 503-769-2778.
April 20, Tuesday
- The
Stayton Elementary School Parent Teacher Club (SES PTC)
will be holding their monthly business meeting in the Stayton
Elementary School library at 2:45 pm. All parents and
teachers are encouraged to attend. Elections for the
2010-11 SES PTC Board will be held during this meeting.
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April 24, 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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May
2010
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May 18, Tuesday
- The
Stayton Elementary School Parent Teacher Club (SES PTC)
will be holding their monthly business meeting in the Stayton
Elementary School library at 6:00 pm. All parents and
teachers are encouraged to attend. This will be the last
PTC meeting for the 2009-10 school year.
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