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Turner, Scio,
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July 4, 2008 Fireworks!
July 4, 2008 Stayton Grand Parade
July 4, 2008
Stayton Road Runners
3k/10k Run & Walk Race Results
June 7, 2008
Santiam Memorial Hospital
Fun Run & Health Walk
June 7, 2008
Stayton/Sublimity Safety Fair
May 30, 2008
Stayton High School Graduation
April 13, 2008
Spring Sunshine Arrives!
March 14, 2008
Stayton High School Girls and Boys Basketball
Teams
each take 5th Place.
2008 4A State Playoffs
Never2Late, joined by guest Greg
McMannis on the harmonica, played Pink Cadillac at the Turner Celebration, June 1, 2013.
Video two has Alexis Daniels also joining in with her father, bassist Chris
Daniels, for a tune.
Recent
Cascade Graduate Seriously Injured In Crash
June
13, 2013 - According to a family online post, Lindsey
Magnusson succumbed to severe brain injuries early this morning
suffered in her Friday morning accident. Lindsey's brain
pressure had risen to a level that would not support life. The
family stated they are in the process of honoring Lindsey's
previous decision to be an organ donor.
Turner, OR.
June 7, 2013 - One person was seriously injured in a crash
on 70th Avenue SE in front of Cascade High School in Turner
early this morning.
Marion
County Deputies were called at 8:03am and arrived shortly
afterward to find personnel from the Turner Fire Department
working to extricate a driver from her 1989 Honda Accord.
Deputy
Derrick Ramseyer's preliminary investigation indicates that
Lindsey R. Magnusson, 18, Aumsville was exiting the south
parking lot of the high school when her Accord was struck on
the driver's side by a 2003 Dodge R2500 pick up truck
traveling southbound on 70th Avenue SE.
The
exit from the high school has a posted stop sign. It was noted
that at the time of the crash Magnusson was facing east, into
the rising sun, as she exited the parking lot. She was alone
in her car.
Magnusson,
who graduated from Cascade High School on Wednesday night, was
taken to the Salem Hospital with life-threatening injuries.
Deputies learned that she had driven to the school to drop off
her younger brother who is also a student at the school.
The
driver of the Dodge pick up truck was Audrey V. Briggs, 31, of
Lafayette. Briggs was also transported to Salem Hospital for
treatment. Her injuries are not thought to be serious.
Two young passengers in the rear seat of the truck were
uninjured.
Deputies
reported that Magnusson, Briggs and her passengers were all
wearing seatbelts. The older Honda was not equipped with
driver or side airbags.
Magnusson's
mother was notified of the crash by the Marion County
Sheriff's office Chaplain, Todd Pynch. The
school's "Flight Team" has been activated to provide
counselors for any student in need. Counselors will also be
provided at Turner Elementary where Magnusson's mother is a
Teaching Assistant. She is also a part-time teaching Assistant
at the high school.
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For
girls & boys ages 6-15 years old. Two
week sessions with lessons on Wednesdays & Thursdays. $20
per person/session. The
fundamentals of basic strokes, rules, strategy,
conditioning and court etiquette will be taught.Fun tennis drills and games are planned!
Mighty
Mites(6-8 yr)9am–10am,Aces(9-12 yr)10am–11am,
Pros (13-15 yr) 11am-12pm Classes are limited to six students. Lessons are at Sublimity Settler’s
Park tennis court.
To
register for a session contact instructor Sue Savage
at503-507-7961ors_savage@wvi.com
Additional
sessions available include: July 10-July 18, July 24-Aug.
1,Aug.7-Aug.15
Loitering
in the E.G. Siegmund Room, 3pm-5pm, Stayton Public Library
EG Siegmund Meeting Room, 515 N First Avenue, Stayton. Unwind,
visit with friends, do homework, read books, play games:
board, card and TCG. All Trading Card Games are included! (Ages 10-18)
Canyon Crushers Baseball Game,
4pm, Regis High School baseball field, 550 W Regis Street,
Stayton. Playing 3-Rivers in American Legion Baseball
action. Free admission.
Stayton City Council Work Session,
6pm, Stayton City Hall, 362 N Third Avenue, Stayton. The
purpose of the work session is to discuss interim and
permanent City Administrator position. Work Sessions are open
to the public.
Stayton
Library Board Meeting,
6pm, 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.
Bedtime Storytime,7pm-7:30pm, Stayton Public Library EG Siegmund Meeting
Room,515 N First Avenue, Stayton.All
ages welcome to join the fun.Free,
no registration necessary.
June 20, Thursday
Story Time - 10am-11am, Stayton Public Library EG Siegmund Meeting
Room,515 N First Avenue, Stayton.All
ages welcome to join the fun.Free,
no registration necessary.
North Santiam School Board
Special Session/Executive Session,
7pm, The North Santiam School
Board of Directors will meet in a Special Session at 7pm
followed by an Executive Session (Grievance Hearing) under ORS
192.660 (2)(a)-Discipline of a Public Officer or Employee.
Both sessions will be held in the Santiam Meeting Room located
on the District Office site at 1155 N 3rd Avenue in Stayton.
Executive Sessions are closed to the public.
Stayton and
Sublimity Garage/Yard Sales, All
garage sales within Stayton or Sublimity city limits require a
permit. I post the address of these City permitted garage
sales when sent to me by the City. This is currently the only
garage sale information I post for free. For information on
posting other area garage sales, or expanding your sale
information with a highlighted garage sale ad, click
here>> garage
sale permits issued for today:
Santiam Canyon MOMS
Club Open House, 10am, Meeting at Calvary Lutheran Church,
198 Fern Ridge Rd. SE, Stayton. (we are not a religious
organization, but are using the church as a meeting place)
A new chapter of MOMS Club is starting in the area. Santiam
Canyon MOMS Club welcomes moms from Stayton and all the
surrounding areas to our Open House. Come learn about
MOMS Club, meet other moms, have kids play together, and enjoy
some refreshments! MOMS Club is an international non-profit
organization. We have monthly meetings, weekly activities for
moms and kids, and a once monthly moms night out. Kids are
welcome. For more info contact Jill at santiamcanyonmomsclub@gmail.com
Speed Card
Game Tournament,7pm-9pm, Stayton Public Library EG
Siegmund Meeting Room, 515 N First Avenue, Stayton. Do you
have what it takes when it comes to Speed? Prove it and win
prizes! (Ages 10-18)
Free
Saturday Workout in the Park 8am - Santiam Park – 3400 Third Avenue,
StaytonMap>>
Fitness enthusiast and
CrossFit Level 1 Certified Trainer looking for group to
share workout and expertise. Come out and get in shape.
All levels of fitness welcome. Bring water, a towel and
dress for the weather.
Habitat for Humanity Car Show,
9am-3pm, Bethel Baptist Church, 645 Clevland Street,
Aumsville. Pre-Registration fee $15, Day of fee $20. The first
100 participants will receive a dash plaque.Raffles, 50/50,
concessions and more. Music by Runaway Productions. Open to
all vehicles - Hot Rods, Customes, 4x4, Daily Drivers, Rat
Rods, Under Construction and your Hoopdies. To pre-register
contact Chris at 503-749-1524 or cchytka@msn.com
Cheer Clinic
Fundraiser For Lindsey Magnusson, 10am-3pm - Cascade High
School Cheer program is hosting a cheer clinic at the school,10226
Marion Rd SE, Turner. Map>>This event is a
fundraiser for the family of Lindsey Magnusson, a recent graduate of Cascade
high school who died June 13th from injuries suffered in a car accident on June
7th. Lindsey was a
member of the 2013 State Championship Cheerleading squad at
Cascade High School.
The clinic is for ages 3-18. Participants will have the
opportunity to learn choreography, stunting, and tumbling from
cheer coaches and choreographers from Oregon, Washington, and
California. The cost will be $30. Donations will also be accepted at the clinic. To register for the clinic, email
Kathleen Johnson at: kathleenhellem@yahoo.com.
Include the name and age of the participant, a phone number
and email address.
Curbing Cancer - A
fundraising event for the Relay For Life, 10am-4pm,
Corner of First Avenue and Ida Street in Stayton. Relay
For Life team members will be out with butterfly nets to
accept donations from passing motorists.
Santiam Historical Society Museum,
1pm-4pm, 260 N. Second Avenue, Stayton. Open every Saturday
now through Veterans Day. Admission is free.
Anime+,
4pm-5:30pm, Stayton Public Library EG Siegmund Meeting Room,
515 N First Avenue, Stayton. Join us to discuss manga, watch
anime, try unique crafts, and play TCG or RPG. All Trading
Card Games are included! Cosplay is encouraged. (Ages 10-18)
2nd
Annual Cascade Community 60/60
Rally - Fundraiser For Family of Lindsey Magnusson, 3pm - 60 minutes
of movement * 60's music. There
will be a 60/60 rally at the Cascade High School track, 10226
Marion Rd SE, Turner. Map>>This event is a
fundraiser for the family of Lindsey Magnusson, a recent graduate of Cascade
high school who died June 13th from injuries suffered in a car accident on June
7th. During the rally you
can walk or run the track, or participate in an outdoor
activity for 60 minutes. A donation of $10 per
person is suggested. Checks can be made out to Cascade School
District. 60-60 Flyer>>
Santiam Heritage Foundation 14th Annual Garden Tour -
Conifers
& Summer Colors, 12pm-5pm, Six beautiful gardens in
the Stayton area will be featured. Participants will enjoy conifers
of many varieties, colors and sizes; rose gardens; water
features; vegetable gardens; heirloom plants handed down
through generations; bonsai; and original garden art and
trellises.
Advance tickets are available at The
Bird & Hat Inn and Jensen-Kreitzer Family Clothing in
downtown Stayton. Advance tickets may also be purchased online
now and your ticket packet, including map and brochure, will
be ready at the display booth day of the tour at The Charles & Martha Brown House,
425 North First Avenue, Stayton Map>>
where refreshments will also be served.
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The Annual Garden
Tour is sponsored by the Santiam Heritage Foundation and all
proceeds will benefit the restoration of the Charles
and Martha Brown House and garden. Start your tour at the
1903 Queen Ann style Brown House, located at
425 North First Avenue, Stayton Map>>.
Pick up or purchase your tickets and recieve a tour brochure
and map. You can also enjoy refreshments here from Noon until
4pm. Once you're ready to go you will set out to enjoy these
six participating gardens:
1)
At
the end of this cul-de-sac is a hidden gem!Berms with mature rhodes & camellias
hide the house & colorful flower beds in the
front.The
backyard is a creative wonderland of dappled shade
from the old stalwart apple tree, golden locusts
& flowering currents.What used to be all lawn now a fantasia of
whimsy.Pot
with bonsai grace the yard & intriguing are
structures made by the owner from curly willow
give character.Birds abound in homemade houses & the
veggie garden resides in tidy raised beds.Roses, lavender & conifers are tucked
into crannies & a wisteria graces the garden
shed.The
yard is a labor of love & a delight to the
senses
.2)
Serene is the word for this magical yard.This gardener's motto is "each plant
is a thing for itself."Every plant has room to breathe & drip
irrigation to wet it's feet.Conifers of all colors, size 7 shapes dot
the sloping yard; a 30 species rose garden (each
for a special person) sits below the central
gathering point.A Shade garden is filled with hostas, a
natural stream graces the lenght of the yard &
an outdoor room makes for cozy summer nights.This gardener has overcome living on a hill
with ingenuity & finesse.
3) Conifers, deciduous trees & shrubs under
planted generously with perennials greet you as
you enter this yard.A magnificent oak graces a side yard seemly
made for croquet & kids!River rock lines the small creek & a
wooden bridge prevents wet feet in crossing.Hidden sitting areas encourage lazy
afternoons.This
garden has great "bones" that are
exuberantly adorned with all the blooming
perennials.Keeping
the weeks at bay is the biggest challenge for this
gardener in this large 2.5 acre yard.
4) A verdant 1/2 mile drive down River Haven leads
to this garden situated on 6 acres.The gardener cleared the jungle of brush by
hand & created a paradise of his own with
cuttings from his father's honeysuckle & phlox
from his grandmother.The long western fence line is camouflaged
with deciduous trees, grapes, honeysuckle &
perennials.Dogwoods,
maples & clematis are scattered throughout the
landscape.Huge conifers lend shade for lounging.An archway separates the veggie garden & blueberries
flourish.Many
heirloom specimens are scattered about like
personal jewels to be remembered.For ease of maintenance, all is watered
with underground irrigation.This gardener enjoys grafting & taking
cuttings to increase his collections.
5)
A shady tree lined drive with a classic red barn
at the end draws you into this unexpected find.Meadowlarks announce your arrival to this 5 acre oasis.Huge rhodies & conifers surround the
front; a stamped concrete path leads you to the
front door.A
venerable blue spruce gives shade to the deep,
generously landscaped Koi pond & welcoming
deck.An
almost invisible deer fence surrounds the ample
vegetable garden. A
'Jude the Obscure' rose scents the air!The greenhouse extends the growing season
& protects tender perennials.Wild turkeys roam the back acres enticing
one to stop & linger.
6) For 23 years this gardener has perfected her
tiny city lot.A stately Hinoki Cypress, the focal point
of the front yard greets you.Daffodils & mock orange from her great,
great grandparents thrive under her care.The creative use of stone & concrete
curbing defines this garden.The gurgle of a personalized water feature obscures the city
noise, while attracting beneficial insects &
birds.Along
the back & side fence sits a raised planter
bed with annuals & perennials echoing the
plantings throughout the yard.
Stayton Soccer Skills Camp,
9am-11am, June 24-27, Stayton High School Soccer Field 757 W
Locust Street, Stayton. Open to all incoming 1st thru 8th
grade boys and girls. Instruction will be by age groups. Camp
staff will be Coach Salvador Munoz (SHS Girls Head Coach);
Coach Laura Warren (SHS Girls Asst. Coach); Coach Laura Munoz
(Lebanon HS Asst. Coach). Cost
will be $25 if preregistered, $35 at the field.This will include a camp t-shirt. Registration
Form>>
Motion Monday, 10:15am-10:45am,
Stayton Public Library EG Siegmund Meeting Room, 515 N First
Avenue, Stayton. Music, dance
and fun for little ones. All ages welcome to join the
fun.Free, no
registration necessary.
Aumsville City Council Meeting,
7pm, Aumsville Community Center, 555 Main Street, Aumsville.
Stayton Planning Commission Meeting,
7pm, Stayton Community Center, 400 W. Virginia Street. The
agenda and other packet materials for the meeting are now
posted at the City of Stayton planning
and development department’s website.
The agenda includes a
discussion of suggested Code amendments regarding the Downtown
zones proposed by staff. Meetings are open to the public.
St.
Boniface Community Archives & Museum, open
Tuesday's 9am-12pm. Located in the old
convent building, 371 SE Main Street, Sublimity (across from
and just north of St. Boniface church). Share our history and
yours! Free admission. Info>>
Story Time - Snakes,10am-11am, Stayton Public Library EG Siegmund Meeting
Room,515 N First Avenue, Stayton.All
ages welcome to join the fun.Free,
no registration necessary.
Stayton
Lions Club meeting,
Every Tuesday at noon, Covered Bridge Cafe, 510 N 3rd Ave.,
Stayton. Join us today. Become a member and enjoy the many programs
we participate in.
Santiam
Referral Group Meeting, 12pm every Tuesday, Sloper
Building at Marian Estates, 590 SE Conifer Circle, Sublimity. We
are a local group helping to increase local business through
positive referrals and support.
Anyone can come and make introductions and share announcements
from their business. No cost to join the group. New members
always welcome. For more information contact Catherine
Hemshorn at 503-769-4440.
Craft/Adventure Time,3:30pm-4:30pm, Stayton Public Library EG Siegmund Meeting
Room,515 N First Avenue, Stayton.Have
you been to the Gilbert House? Today it’s coming to us! AC
Gilbert house visits with crafts and adventure. All
ages welcome to join the fun.Free,
no registration necessary.
Lyons City Council Meeting,
6:30pm,
Lyons City Hall, 449 5th Street, Lyons.
Mill City City Council Meeting,
6:30pm, Mill City City Hall, 444 S First Avenue, Mill City.
Open to the public.
Loitering
in the E.G. Siegmund Room, 3pm-5pm, Stayton Public Library
EG Siegmund Meeting Room, 515 N First Avenue, Stayton. Unwind,
visit with friends, do homework, read books, play games:
board, card and TCG. All Trading Card Games are included! (Ages 10-18)
Bedtime Storytime,7pm-7:30pm, Stayton Public Library EG Siegmund Meeting
Room,515 N First Avenue, Stayton.All
ages welcome to join the fun.Free,
no registration necessary.
Story Time - 10am-11am, Stayton Public Library EG Siegmund Meeting
Room,515 N First Avenue, Stayton.All
ages welcome to join the fun.Free,
no registration necessary.
Summer Reading Performer,4pm, Stayton Public Library EG Siegmund Meeting
Room,515 N First Avenue, Stayton.All
ages welcome to join the fun. Sign up for Summer Reading to
get the performer schedule.
North Santiam School Board Budget Hearing,
6:30pm, This Budget Hearing by the School Board will be held at
the District Office 1155 N Third Avenue, Stayton.
North Santiam School Board meeting,
7pm, This Regular Session of the School Board will be held at
the District Office, 1155 N Third Avenue, Stayton.
Free
Saturday Workout in the Park 8am - Santiam Park – 3400 Third Avenue,
StaytonMap>>
Fitness enthusiast and
CrossFit Level 1 Certified Trainer looking for group to
share workout and expertise. Come out and get in shape.
All levels of fitness welcome. Bring water, a towel and
dress for the weather.
Hawaiian
Luau
Supporting Regis High School STAR
Guild Program
Put
on your favorite tropical attire and attend a Hawaiian Luau
in support of the arts at Regis High School. Food, drinks,
wine and beer provided along with live entertainment by the Once
A Month Band. This benefit is presented and hosted by
Tom Church and Ruth Koenig at 802 W Main Street, Sublimity. Limited to the first 100 reserved guests so hurry!
Luau
starts at 5pm and is $25 per individual. To reserve your
spot on the guest list please send a check, payable to
Regis High School with the memo indicating STAR
Guild Program, directly to Tom Church, 802 W Main Street,
Sublimity, OR 97385. Must be received by June 20th. For more info contact Tom at
503-930-3632, tomchurch3625545@gmail.com
or Ruth at 503-769-5453.
We
look forward to seeing you, and thank you for your support.
STAR stands for Supporters of The Arts at Regis. Our mission
is to promote and facilitate meaningful involvement in the
performing and fine arts at Regis High School.
Santiam Historical Society Museum,
1pm-4pm, 260 N. Second Avenue, Stayton. Open every Saturday
now through Veterans Day. Admission is free.
Child
Birth Preparation Class 7pm-9pm * 5-week Monday Night Class * July 1-29
Preparing
you and your support person(s) for labor, birth and
postpartum. Discussions include birth physiology, comfort
measures, natural childbirth, water birth, pain relief
options, interventions, baby care, bonding and breast
feeding. Cost is $35. To register, please contact Patty
Sherman at 503-769-9310 or psherman@santiamhospital.org
Santiam
Hospital Freres Auditorium, 1401 N Tenth Avenue, Stayton.
Motion Monday, 10:15am-10:45am,
Stayton Public Library EG Siegmund Meeting Room, 515 N First
Avenue, Stayton. Music, dance
and fun for little ones. All ages welcome to join the
fun.Free, no
registration necessary.
Canyon Crushers Baseball Game,
1pm, Regis High School baseball field, 550 W Regis Street,
Stayton. Playing Mound Time in American Legion Baseball
action. Free admission.
Stayton City Council
Meeting, 7pm, Stayton Community
Center, 400 W. Virginia Street, Stayton. Meetings are open to
the public.
St.
Boniface Community Archives & Museum, open
Tuesday's 9am-12pm. Located in the old
convent building, 371 SE Main Street, Sublimity (across from
and just north of St. Boniface church). Share our history and
yours! Free admission. Info>>
Special Event -Evergreen Aviation is coming to entertain us!
10:30am -11:30am, Stayton Public Library EG Siegmund Meeting
Room, 515 N First Avenue, Stayton. All ages welcome to join
the fun, school kids especially.Free, no registration. This event will replace
Storytime today.
Stayton
Lions Club meeting,
Every Tuesday at noon, Covered Bridge Cafe, 510 N 3rd Ave.,
Stayton. Join us today. Become a member and enjoy the many programs
we participate in.
Santiam
Referral Group Meeting, 12pm every Tuesday, Sloper
Building at Marian Estates, 590 SE Conifer Circle, Sublimity. We
are a local group helping to increase local business through
positive referrals and support.
Anyone can come and make introductions and share announcements
from their business. No cost to join the group. New members
always welcome. For more information contact Catherine
Hemshorn at 503-769-4440.
Sublimity First Tuesday in the Church
Park, 5pm-8pm, Come join the City of Sublimity in the Church
Park Map>> Vendor
Booths(food, farmer market
style, home based businesses and more!) Live music by Tony
Graham and Harmonica Dan from 6pm-8pm, bring your blankets or lawn
chairs! Vendor
Applications>>
Pioneer
Park Neighborhood meeting, hosted by the Stayton Parks and
Recreation Board,
6:30pm-7:30pm, Stayton Public Library meeting room, 515 N
First Avenue, Stayton. The Stayton Parks Board will host a
neighborhood meeting regarding proposed Pioneer Park
improvements before tonight's regular Parks Board meeting.
Stayton
Parks and Recreation Board Meeting,
7:30pm, Stayton Public Library meeting room, 515 N First
Avenue, Stayton. 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.
Jesse
Cromer - Benefit Recital for Mid-Valley Habitat for
Humanity, 7pm, Stayton United Methodist Church, 1450 Fern
Ridge Road, in Stayton.
Jesse is a 2009
graduate of the Manhattan School of Music, and lives in New
York City. He starred as Apollo in Handel's Apollo
y Daphne and as the Senator in Clarence
and Anita by Ben Yarmolinsky with Underworld Productions.
The operas were mentioned in The
New Yorker and The
NewYork Times. He has sung with the choirs of St. Patrick's
Cathedral and the Church of the Holy Family (known as the UN
Church.) His roles in New York have included the works Bonfire
of the Vanities, Lockit in The
Beggar's Opera, and Mozart's The
Magic Flute. He has been the baritone soloist for
the Messiah with the
Nubian Society and Puccini's Gloria
with the Westchester Choral Society. He recently recorded
roles for a new production of The
Giver for Kansas City Opera, and he is a member of the
Salvatones, a professional a cappella group.
A 2005 graduate of Stayton High School, Jesse
became a well-known singer in the Willamette Valley. He
won the OSAA Baritone Voice competition in 2004, played Judas
in Godspell at
Pentacle Theater, and sang with the Willamette Master Chorus,
the Bach Festival Choral Youth Academy and the Festival
Chorale during his high school years. He comes back to Oregon
to once again serve as the choral director for MADD (Music,
Arts, Dance and Drama) Camp at the United Methodist Camp
Magruder at the coast.
Accompanying Jesse for the recital
will be Jean-Marie Bronkhorst, music director for the Stayton
United Methodist Church. Joining Jesse in Broadway duets will
be several members of the Stayton/Salem community.
Stayton Red Hat Strutters luncheon
meeting, 12pm, Trexler Farm Store, 20146 Ferry Rd. SE,
Stayton. Betty Heald will be hostess, please contact her to
make your reservation or for more information at 503-767-4123.
New members or guests are always welcome.
The City
of Ember movie, 3pm-5pm, Stayton Public Library EG
Siegmund Meeting Room, 515 N First Avenue, Stayton. Teen
Summer Program - please sign-up when you arrive if you
aren’t already. Join us to for a great movie and
craft. (Ages 10-18) (PG-PG13)
Bedtime Storytime,7pm-7:30pm, Stayton Public Library EG Siegmund Meeting
Room,515 N First Avenue, Stayton.All
ages welcome to join the fun.Free,
no registration necessary.
Annual 4th of July Habitat For
Humanity Breakfast, 7am-11am, Stayton Elementary School,
875 N Third Avenue, Stayton. Enjoy a delicious pancake
breakfast with scrambled eggs, ham, juice and coffee. Adults
$7, Children and Seniors $5.
30th Annual Stayton Road Runners Club
Old-Time 4th of July 10k/3k Run & Walk,
Registration/Check-In begins 8am, race at 9am, Stayton
Community Center, 400 W. Virginia Street, Stayton. Map>>Ribbons
to the top three male and female finishers in five-year
age-groups in each race, top six male and female finishers
overall in the walk; coupons to local pancake breakfast;drawings; limited number of t-shirts (for an additional
fee). Registration
Form>>2007
photos>>2008
photos>>
Stayton Grand Parade - Our Flag Still Stands For
Freedom,
4pm, Join in the fun of this Grand Stayton Tradition! Parade
lines up on Regis Street. Information area opens at 1:30,
entries must be in their assigned position by 3pm for judging.
Ribbons will be given to winners before parade begins. The
Stayton Moose Lodge is the organizer of the 2013 Stayton Grand
Parade. Entry
Application>>
Stayton 4th of July Celebration,
Stayton Middle School grounds, 1021 Shaff Road, Stayton. BBQ
Beef dinner including potato salad and baked beans will be
available from Stayton Moose Lodge. Hot Dogs and snack food
available from Manta Rays swim team. Karaoke 6pm-8pm, live
music by JT and the Tourists from 8pm-10pm, Fabulous Fireworks
at 10pm! past
photos>>
Hendricks Family Reunion, July
5-7, Anthony Hall, 11758 Sublimity Rd SE, Sublimity. Map>>
Descendants of August Henry Hendricks from throughout the U.S.
and Canada are invited to this three day reunion. Dry camping
available on site. To register or get more information contact
Kim Hendricks Zuber at zuberfarms@wavecable.com
Brother’s
Bror, 7pm-9pm, Stayton Public Library EG Siegmund
Meeting Room, 515 N First Avenue, Stayton. Teen Summer Program
- please sign-up when you arrive if you aren’t already. Join
us to rock out with a local band. (Snacks will be $ 0.25 a
piece) (Ages 10-18)
Free
Saturday Workout in the Park 8am - Santiam Park – 3400 Third Avenue,
StaytonMap>>
Fitness enthusiast and
CrossFit Level 1 Certified Trainer looking for group to
share workout and expertise. Come out and get in shape.
All levels of fitness welcome. Bring water, a towel and
dress for the weather.
Anime+,
4pm-5:30pm, Stayton Public Library EG Siegmund Meeting Room,
515 N First Avenue, Stayton. Teen Summer Program - please
sign-up when you arrive if you aren’t already. Join us
to discuss manga, watch anime, try unique crafts, and play TCG
or RPG. Also, bring your manga books to exchange at our MEGA-MANGA
SWAP! All Trading Card Games are included! Cosplay is
encouraged. (Ages 10-18)
Canyon Crushers Baseball Game,
1pm, Regis High School baseball field, 550 W Regis Street,
Stayton. Playing a double header with Senators B in
American Legion Baseball action. Free admission.
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.
St.
Boniface Community Archives & Museum, open
Tuesday's 9am-12pm. Located in the old
convent building, 371 SE Main Street, Sublimity (across from
and just north of St. Boniface church). Share our history and
yours! Free admission. Info>>
Story Time, 10am-11am, Stayton Public Library EG Siegmund Meeting
Room,515 N First Avenue, Stayton.All
ages welcome to join the fun.Free,
no registration necessary.
Stayton
Lions Club meeting,
Every Tuesday at noon, Covered Bridge Cafe, 510 N 3rd Ave.,
Stayton. Join us today. Become a member and enjoy the many programs
we participate in.
Explore Rocks and
Fossils with an Expert,3:30pm-4:30pm,
Stayton Public Library EG Siegmund Meeting Room, 515 N First
Avenue, Stayton.All
ages welcome to join the fun, school kids especially.Free, no registration necessary.
For
girls & boys ages 6-15 years old. Two
week sessions with lessons on Wednesdays & Thursdays. $20
per person/session. The
fundamentals of basic strokes, rules, strategy,
conditioning and court etiquette will be taught.Fun tennis drills and games are planned!
Mighty
Mites(6-8 yr)9am–10am,Aces(9-12 yr)10am–11am,
Pros (13-15 yr) 11am-12pm Classes are limited to six students. Lessons are at Sublimity Settler’s
Park tennis court.
To
register for a session contact instructor Sue Savage
at503-507-7961ors_savage@wvi.com
Additional
sessions available include: July 24-Aug. 1 andAug.7-Aug.15
The
Goonies movie, 3pm-5pm, Stayton Public Library EG
Siegmund Meeting Room, 515 N First Avenue, Stayton. Teen
Summer Program - please sign-up when you arrive if you
aren’t already. Join us to for a great movie and
craft. (Ages 10-18) (PG-PG13)
Bedtime Storytime,7pm-7:30pm, Stayton Public Library EG Siegmund Meeting
Room,515 N First Avenue, Stayton.All
ages welcome to join the fun.Free,
no registration necessary.
Story Time, 10am-11am, Stayton Public Library EG Siegmund Meeting
Room,515 N First Avenue, Stayton.All
ages welcome to join the fun.Free,
no registration necessary.
Canyon Crushers Baseball Game,
1pm, Regis High School baseball field, 550 W Regis Street,
Stayton. Playing a double header with E.C. Knights in
American Legion Baseball action. Free admission.
Summer Reading Performer – Aaron Wheeler Kay,
Rhythm from Head to Toe!4pm,
Stayton Public Library EG Siegmund Meeting Room, 515 N
First Avenue, Stayton.All
ages welcome.Free, no
registration necessary.
Underground
Salem with John Ritter, 7pm, Stayton Public Library EG
Siegmund Meeting Room, 515 N First Avenue, Stayton. Come to a
presentation by Professor John Ritter on Salem’s historic
Underground and learn about the speakeasies, opium dens, and
more that emerged underneath the streets of Salem.
Stayton
Area Relay For Life
July 12, 6pm to July 13, 12pm ~ Regis High School Track
American
Cancer Society all night relay to raise awareness and
funding in the fight against cancer. Relay
kicks-off with cancer survivors walking the first lap
followed by a processional of the Relay teams.As night falls, a luminaria ceremony takes place.This ceremony honors those who have won or lost
their cancer battle.
Music, entertainment,
children’s activities, decorated tents, games and food
are all part of the Relay For Life experience. Relay For
Life is more than a fundraiser.It’s about being a community that takes up the
fight against cancer. To find out more about the
event, including how to form or join a team, click the
links below.
Under
Water Battle, 7pm-9pm, Stayton Public Library EG Siegmund
Meeting Room, 515 N First Avenue, Stayton. Teen Summer Program
- please sign-up when you arrive if you aren’t already.
Bring your swim-suits and a towel. Plus, any water weapons you
have. The library has a few available. Meet us behind the
library. We’ll also have a frisbee tournament. (Ages
10-18)
Stayton High School Class of 1983
Reunion, 7pm, Meet and greet at Wooden Nickel, 108 N
Center Street, Sublimity. All interested Stayton Alumni are
invited to join us!
Free
Saturday Workout in the Park 8am - Santiam Park – 3400 Third Avenue,
StaytonMap>>
Fitness enthusiast and
CrossFit Level 1 Certified Trainer looking for group to
share workout and expertise. Come out and get in shape.
All levels of fitness welcome. Bring water, a towel and
dress for the weather.
Stayton
Area Relay For Life
July 12, 6pm to July 13, 12pm ~ Regis High School Track
American
Cancer Society all night relay to raise awareness and
funding in the fight against cancer. Relay
kicks-off with cancer survivors walking the first lap
followed by a processional of the Relay teams.As night falls, a luminaria ceremony takes place.This ceremony honors those who have won or lost
their cancer battle.
Music, entertainment,
children’s activities, decorated tents, games and food
are all part of the Relay For Life experience. Relay For
Life is more than a fundraiser.It’s about being a community that takes up the
fight against cancer. To find out more about the
event, including how to form or join a team, click the
links below.
Aumsville Saturday Market,
9am-2pm, Tower Park in Aumsville (under the water tower). The
City of Aumsville Parks and Recreation Commission (PARC) will
be hosting the 3rd year for this Saturday Market. Live music,
creative vendors, and yummy food items! Free admission. New
vendors welcome, looking for Crafters, Artisans, Gardeners,
etc. Application
form>> Vendor fees go directly to help support our
Summer Kids Programs.
Aumsville Fire Support Team 3rd Annual
Bazaar and Rummage Sale, 9am-6pm, Mill Creek Park,
Aumsville. 10 x 10 vendor spaces are $15 each. Proceeds
benefit Aumsville Firefighters and Volunteer Support
Team. Vendor Booth Registration
Form>>
Stayton High School Class of 1983
Reunion, The Class of '83 will be having a BBQ at 6pm at
Klein's Barn at 14079 Triumph Rd SE, Sublimity. Beginning at
8pm, all interested Stayton Alumni are invited to join us for
a bonfire and 80's music. No alcohol will be provided but you
are welcome to bring your own.
Motion Monday, 10:15am-10:45am,
Stayton Public Library EG Siegmund Meeting Room, 515 N First
Avenue, Stayton. Music, dance
and fun for little ones. All ages welcome to join the
fun.Free, no
registration necessary.
Stayton City Council
Meeting, 7pm, Stayton Community
Center, 400 W. Virginia Street, Stayton. Meetings are open to
the public.
St.
Boniface Community Archives & Museum, open
Tuesday's 9am-12pm. Located in the old
convent building, 371 SE Main Street, Sublimity (across from
and just north of St. Boniface church). Share our history and
yours! Free admission. Info>>
Story Time, 10am-11am, Stayton Public Library EG Siegmund Meeting
Room,515 N First Avenue, Stayton.All
ages welcome to join the fun.Free,
no registration necessary.
Summer Arts Academy, July 16th
& 17th, Held at Stayton High School, 757 W Locust Street,
Stayton. K thru 2nd grade class 9am-12:30pm. 3rd thru 6th
grade class 12pm-3:30pm. Both classes will be provided with
snacks and lunch. Activities include drawing, painting,
crafts, friendship bracelets and t-shirt design. Cost is $25
per child. Space is limited and registration ends July 1st. Registration
Form>>
Painters of the
Caves-Get primitive and paint on the walls with Casle and
Heydi. 3:30pm-4:30pm, Stayton Public Library EG
Siegmund Meeting Room, 515 N First Avenue, Stayton. All ages
welcome to join the fun, school kids especially.Free, no registration necessary.
Cascade High School Youth Football
Skills Camp, 6pm-8pm July 16-18. Cascade High School
football practice field, 10226 Marion Road SE, Turner. For
ages 5 thru 14, $30 per person pre-registered, $35 onsite
registration.
Football Camp will provide coaching for the development of
sound and basic football fundamentals: offensively,
defensively, and for special-teams skills. This is a
non-contact camp. Camp is run by Cascade High Coach Steve
Turner and members of the football team. Registration
Form>>
Stayton High School Youth Football
Skills Camp, 6pm-8pm July 16-18. Stayton High School
football field 757 W Locust Street, Stayton. For ages 5 thru
14, $30 per person pre-registered, $35 onsite registration.
Football Camp will provide coaching for the development of
sound and basic football fundamentals: offensively,
defensively, and for special-teams skills. This is a
non-contact camp. Camp is run by Stayton High Coach Brandon
Bennett and members of the football team. Registration
Form>>
Holes
movie, 3pm-5pm, Stayton Public Library EG Siegmund Meeting
Room, 515 N First Avenue, Stayton. Teen Summer Program -
please sign-up when you arrive if you aren’t already. Join
us to for a great movie and craft. (Ages 10-18) (PG-PG13)
Bedtime Storytime,7pm-7:30pm, Stayton Public Library EG Siegmund Meeting
Room,515 N First Avenue, Stayton.All
ages welcome to join the fun.Free,
no registration necessary.
Stayton
Library Board Meeting,
6pm, 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.
Story Time, 10am-11am, Stayton Public Library EG Siegmund Meeting
Room,515 N First Avenue, Stayton.All
ages welcome to join the fun.Free,
no registration necessary.
Santiam Hospital Auxiliary meeting,
1pm, Santiam Hospital conference room, 1401 N Tenth Avenue,
Stayton. Lunch will be served with meeting to follow. Guest
speaker will be Nicole Shobe in Case Management at the
hospital.
Upcoming fund raising events will be discussed including the
annual Harvest Breakfast in September and new upcoming event
"Fall Frolic" fashion show to
be held on October 10 in Anthony Hall with fashions from
Christopher & Banks featuring local models, includes
appetizers and wine.
Fund raising events support the Auxiliary scholarship program
and purchase needed items for the hospital and various
hospital departments.
For more Auxiliary and Auxiliary Gift Shop information contact
Char Bartosz 503-749-2910; Fall Frolic Mary Lou Hazelwood
503-769-5685 and Scholarship Program Margie Forrest
503-859-3119.
Canyon Crushers Baseball Game,
1pm, Regis High School baseball field, 550 W Regis Street,
Stayton. Playing a double header with The Yard in
American Legion Baseball action. Free admission.
Summer
Reading Performer - Alex Zerbe:The Professional Zaniac, 4pm,Stayton
Public Library EG Siegmund Meeting Room, 515 N First Avenue,
Stayton.All ages
welcome. Free, no registration necessary.
Angry
Bird Survivor Night, 7pm-9pm, Stayton Public Library EG
Siegmund Meeting Room, 515 N First Avenue, Stayton. Teen
Summer Program - please sign-up when you arrive if you
aren’t already. Pig or Bird, which are you? Decide and team
up for a crazy night of challenges. (Ages 10-18)
Free
Saturday Workout in the Park 8am - Santiam Park – 3400 Third Avenue,
StaytonMap>>
Fitness enthusiast and
CrossFit Level 1 Certified Trainer looking for group to
share workout and expertise. Come out and get in shape.
All levels of fitness welcome. Bring water, a towel and
dress for the weather.
Anime+,
4pm-5:30pm, Stayton Public Library EG Siegmund Meeting Room,
515 N First Avenue, Stayton. Teen Summer Program - please
sign-up when you arrive if you aren’t already. Join us
to discuss manga, watch anime, try unique crafts, and play TCG
or RPG. Also, we will have a Suikawari challenge. (Ages 10-18)
Motion Monday, 10:15am-10:45am,
Stayton Public Library EG Siegmund Meeting Room, 515 N First
Avenue, Stayton. Music, dance
and fun for little ones. All ages welcome to join the
fun.Free, no
registration necessary.
St.
Boniface Community Archives & Museum, open
Tuesday's 9am-12pm. Located in the old
convent building, 371 SE Main Street, Sublimity (across from
and just north of St. Boniface church). Share our history and
yours! Free admission. Info>>
Story Time, 10am-11am, Stayton Public Library EG Siegmund Meeting
Room,515 N First Avenue, Stayton.All
ages welcome to join the fun.Free,
no registration necessary.
Canyon Crushers Baseball Game,
2pm, Regis High School baseball field, 550 W Regis Street,
Stayton. Playing Springfield in American Legion
Baseball action. Free admission.
For
girls & boys ages 6-15 years old. Two
week sessions with lessons on Wednesdays & Thursdays. $20
per person/session. The
fundamentals of basic strokes, rules, strategy,
conditioning and court etiquette will be taught.Fun tennis drills and games are planned!
Mighty
Mites(6-8 yr)9am–10am,Aces(9-12 yr)10am–11am,
Pros (13-15 yr) 11am-12pm Classes are limited to six students. Lessons are at Sublimity Settler’s
Park tennis court.
To
register for a session contact instructor Sue Savage
at503-507-7961ors_savage@wvi.com
Additional
sessions available include:Aug.7-Aug.15
Hoot
movie, 3pm-5pm, Stayton Public Library EG Siegmund Meeting
Room, 515 N First Avenue, Stayton. Teen Summer Program -
please sign-up when you arrive if you aren’t already. Join
us to for a great movie and craft. (Ages 10-18) (PG-PG13)
Library
Book Club, 5:30pm. Discussion of The Secret Scripture
by Sebastian Barry. Stayton
Public Library EG Siegmund Meeting Room, 515 N First Avenue,
Stayton.
Bedtime Storytime,7pm-7:30pm, Stayton Public Library EG Siegmund Meeting
Room,515 N First Avenue, Stayton.All
ages welcome to join the fun.Free,
no registration necessary.
Story Time, 10am-11am, Stayton Public Library EG Siegmund Meeting
Room,515 N First Avenue, Stayton.All
ages welcome to join the fun.Free,
no registration necessary.
Summer
Reading Performer - Fun Music with Brad Clark!4pm, Stayton
Public Library EG Siegmund Meeting Room, 515 N First Avenue,
Stayton.All ages
welcome. Free, no registration necessary.
Groundbreaking Technology: All about Library2Go,
7pm, Stayton Public Library EG Siegmund Meeting Room,
515 N First Avenue, Stayton. Learn how to use the Library’s
downloadable ebooks, videos, and audiobooks service. Bring
your internet capable devices, if you have one, and get set-up
(not required).
The
Underground Facts, 7pm-9pm, Stayton Public Library EG
Siegmund Meeting Room, 515 N First Avenue, Stayton. Teen
Summer Program - please sign-up when you arrive if you
aren’t already. Learn secrets about the world of owls and
break open and take home your very own geodes with special
guest, Jennifer Godfrey. (Ages 10-18)
Free
Saturday Workout in the Park 8am - Santiam Park – 3400 Third Avenue,
StaytonMap>>
Fitness enthusiast and
CrossFit Level 1 Certified Trainer looking for group to
share workout and expertise. Come out and get in shape.
All levels of fitness welcome. Bring water, a towel and
dress for the weather.
Open
House at the Charles and Martha Brown House,
425 North First Avenue, Stayton Map>>
10am-3pm. Stayton High School art students will
present their third annual art exhibit. There will be
historical exhibits including one about the House's days as
Stayton's hospital. There is no admission charge and
refreshments will be served. For more information call:
503-769-8860.
Motion Monday, 10:15am-10:45am,
Stayton Public Library EG Siegmund Meeting Room, 515 N First
Avenue, Stayton. Music, dance
and fun for little ones. All ages welcome to join the
fun.Free, no
registration necessary.
Stayton Planning Commission Meeting,
7pm, Stayton Community Center, 400 W. Virginia Street.
Meetings are open to the public.
St.
Boniface Community Archives & Museum, open
Tuesday's 9am-12pm. Located in the old
convent building, 371 SE Main Street, Sublimity (across from
and just north of St. Boniface church). Share our history and
yours! Free admission. Info>>
Story Time, 10am-11am, Stayton Public Library EG Siegmund Meeting
Room,515 N First Avenue, Stayton.All
ages welcome to join the fun.Free,
no registration necessary.
Geodes and
Jellyfish, 3:30pm-4:30pm,
Stayton Public Library EG Siegmund Meeting Room, 515 N First
Avenue, Stayton.All
ages welcome to join the fun, school kids especially.Free, no registration necessary.
Nine
movie, 3pm-5pm, Stayton Public Library EG Siegmund Meeting
Room, 515 N First Avenue, Stayton. Teen Summer Program -
please sign-up when you arrive if you aren’t already. Join
us to for a great movie and craft. (Ages 10-18) (PG-PG13)
Bedtime Storytime,7pm-7:30pm, Stayton Public Library EG Siegmund Meeting
Room,515 N First Avenue, Stayton.All
ages welcome to join the fun.Free,
no registration necessary.
Story Time, 10am-11am, Stayton Public Library EG Siegmund Meeting
Room,515 N First Avenue, Stayton.All
ages welcome to join the fun.Free,
no registration necessary.Last
Storytime until September 10.
Geodes
with Jennifer, 4pm,
Stayton Public Library EG Siegmund Meeting Room, 515 N
First Avenue, Stayton.All
ages welcome.Free,
no registration necessary.
Game On!,
7pm-9pm, Stayton Public Library EG Siegmund Meeting Room, 515
N First Avenue, Stayton. Teen Summer Program - please sign-up
when you arrive if you aren’t already. Hang out with
friends and play great games; board, card, TCG, Wii system,
and internet games. (Ages 10-18)
Free
Saturday Workout in the Park 8am - Santiam Park – 3400 Third Avenue,
StaytonMap>>
Fitness enthusiast and
CrossFit Level 1 Certified Trainer looking for group to
share workout and expertise. Come out and get in shape.
All levels of fitness welcome. Bring water, a towel and
dress for the weather.
Cornerstone
Gospel Singers, 2pm, Turner Retirement Homes - Gazebo by
Mill Creek, 5405 Boise Street SE, Turner. Free concert open to
the community. Gordon and Peggy Kuryluk, from Junction City,
have been performing for over 30 years, delighting audiences
nationwide with original songs, traditional hymns, great
instrumentals, and other favorite Gospel songs.
Anime+,
4pm-5:30pm, Stayton Public Library EG Siegmund Meeting Room,
515 N First Avenue, Stayton. Teen Summer Program - please
sign-up when you arrive if you aren’t already. Join us
to discuss manga, watch anime, try unique crafts, and play TCG
or RPG. Also, we will be making decorations for the Death at
Featherstone Fete. (Ages 10-18)
St.
Boniface Community Archives & Museum, open
Tuesday's 9am-12pm. Located in the old
convent building, 371 SE Main Street, Sublimity (across from
and just north of St. Boniface church). Share our history and
yours! Free admission. Info>>
Sublimity First Tuesday in the Church
Park, 5pm-8pm, Come join the City of Sublimity in the Church
Park Map>> Vendor
Booths(food, farmer market style, home based
businesses and more!)
Live music by Never2Late from 6pm-8pm, bring your blankets or lawn
chairs! Vendor
Applications>>
Stayton
Parks and Recreation Board Meeting,
7pm, Stayton Public Library meeting room, 515 N First Avenue,
Stayton. 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.
For
girls & boys ages 6-15 years old. Two
week sessions with lessons on Wednesdays & Thursdays. $20
per person/session. The
fundamentals of basic strokes, rules, strategy,
conditioning and court etiquette will be taught.Fun tennis drills and games are planned!
Mighty
Mites(6-8 yr)9am–10am,Aces(9-12 yr)10am–11am,
Pros (13-15 yr) 11am-12pm Classes are limited to six students. Lessons are at Sublimity Settler’s
Park tennis court.
To
register for a session contact instructor Sue Savage
at503-507-7961ors_savage@wvi.com
Summer
Reading Party - With
Angel Ocasio, the funniest man in the world!Stayton
Public Library EG Siegmund Meeting Room, 515 N First Avenue,
Stayton.All ages
welcome to join the fun.Free,
no registration necessary.
Free
Saturday Workout in the Park 8am - Santiam Park – 3400 Third Avenue,
StaytonMap>>
Fitness enthusiast and
CrossFit Level 1 Certified Trainer looking for group to
share workout and expertise. Come out and get in shape.
All levels of fitness welcome. Bring water, a towel and
dress for the weather.
Aumsville Saturday Market,
9am-2pm, Tower Park in Aumsville (under the water tower). The
City of Aumsville Parks and Recreation Commission (PARC) will
be hosting the 3rd year for this Saturday Market. Live music,
creative vendors, and yummy food items! Free admission. New
vendors welcome, looking for Crafters, Artisans, Gardeners,
etc. Application
form>> Vendor fees go directly to help support our
Summer Kids Programs.
Stayton
High Class of 2003 Reunion, 6pm-10pm 6pm-8pm
- Family BBQ at Pioneer Park. Hamburgers/hot dogs will be
provided. Please also bring an item to share according to the
first letter of your last name. A-F: non-alcoholic beverages,
G-R: sides or salads, S-Z: dessert.
8pm-10pm - Adult only party at the Red Apple
Lounge, 333
North 2nd Avenue,Stayton.
No host bar. Come hang out and enjoy live music by our
very own Nick Wixom and his band Still
Water Vibes!
10pm-close - Bar will be open to all. Please
feel free to invite other Stayton High classes! There
is a small fee in order to ensure all the costs are covered.
You must RSVP and pay in order to get a burger and into the
party. Kids are free. Purchase
tickets here>>
Send photos from our younger years for a slideshow. Email
photos or questions to Kelsey Hubbard at staytonhighreunion03@gmail.com
St.
Boniface Community Archives & Museum, open
Tuesday's 9am-12pm. Located in the old
convent building, 371 SE Main Street, Sublimity (across from
and just north of St. Boniface church). Share our history and
yours! Free admission. Info>>
Free
Saturday Workout in the Park 8am - Santiam Park – 3400 Third Avenue,
StaytonMap>>
Fitness enthusiast and
CrossFit Level 1 Certified Trainer looking for group to
share workout and expertise. Come out and get in shape.
All levels of fitness welcome. Bring water, a towel and
dress for the weather.
St.
Boniface Community Archives & Museum, open
Tuesday's 9am-12pm. Located in the old
convent building, 371 SE Main Street, Sublimity (across from
and just north of St. Boniface church). Share our history and
yours! Free admission. Info>>
Free
Saturday Workout in the Park 8am - Santiam Park – 3400 Third Avenue,
StaytonMap>>
Fitness enthusiast and
CrossFit Level 1 Certified Trainer looking for group to
share workout and expertise. Come out and get in shape.
All levels of fitness welcome. Bring water, a towel and
dress for the weather.
St.
Boniface Community Archives & Museum, open
Tuesday's 9am-12pm. Located in the old
convent building, 371 SE Main Street, Sublimity (across from
and just north of St. Boniface church). Share our history and
yours! Free admission. Info>>
Library
Book Club, 5:30pm. Discussion of The Uncommon Reader
by Alan Bennett.Stayton
Public Library EG Siegmund Meeting Room, 515 N First Avenue,
Stayton.
Free
Saturday Workout in the Park 8am - Santiam Park – 3400 Third Avenue,
StaytonMap>>
Fitness enthusiast and
CrossFit Level 1 Certified Trainer looking for group to
share workout and expertise. Come out and get in shape.
All levels of fitness welcome. Bring water, a towel and
dress for the weather.
St.
Boniface Community Archives & Museum, open
Tuesday's 9am-12pm. Located in the old
convent building, 371 SE Main Street, Sublimity (across from
and just north of St. Boniface church). Share our history and
yours! Free admission. Info>>
Sublimity First Tuesday in the Church
Park, 5pm-8pm, Come join the City of Sublimity in the Church
Park Map>> Vendor
Booths(food, farmer market style, home based
businesses and more!)
Live Music from 6pm-8pm, bring your blankets or lawn
chairs! Vendor
Applications>>
Stayton
Parks and Recreation Board Meeting,
7pm, Stayton Public Library meeting room, 515 N First Avenue,
Stayton. 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.
Aumsville Saturday Market,
9am-2pm, Tower Park in Aumsville (under the water tower). The
City of Aumsville Parks and Recreation Commission (PARC) will
be hosting the 3rd year for this Saturday Market. Live music,
creative vendors, and yummy food items! Free admission. New
vendors welcome, looking for Crafters, Artisans, Gardeners,
etc. Application
form>> Vendor fees go directly to help support our
Summer Kids Programs.
1st Annual St.
Mary School 3 On 3 Basketball Tournament Fundraiser sponsored by St. Mary PTC
This
family fun event is open to players of all ages and
abilities, come join the fun! This will be a Double
Elimination Tournament with separate Free Throw and Three
Point contests. Registration is limited to the
first ten teams in each division, four players max per
team.
Team
Age Divisions:
Schedule
Of Events:
8
& Under ~ Co-ed
11 & Under ~ Boys/Girls
14 & Under ~ Boys/Girls
17 & Under ~ Boys/Girls
18 & Over ~ Men/Women
7:00am
~ Gates open/Check-in
7:30am ~ Team meeting for 17-U and 18+ teams
8:00am ~ Games begin for 17-U and 18+ divisions
12:00pm ~ Free Throw and Three Point Contests
1:00pm ~ Team Meeting for 8-U, 11-U and 14-U teams
1:30pm ~ Games begin for 8-U, 11-U and 14-U
divisions
Registration
forms available Aug 1 and are due Sept 7.
$100 per team, $5 per shooter in FT and TP contests.
Proceeds benefit the St. Mary Parent Teacher Club.
T-Shirts to all participants - Trophies to all champions.
10th Annual Chicken Run Cruise-In
& Fly-In - Jordan Chicken Dinner, 10:30am-3pm,
Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church, 39043 Jordan Road, Scio. Map>>
Come join the celebration! Car Show, Raffle, Poker Walk,
Vendors, Awards and Dash Plaques. Dinner includes: Chicken,
potatoes and gravy, green beans, noodles, cole slaw, roll and
dessert. Adults $12, Cildren 5-12 $5, Children 4 and under
free. Cruise-In registration form>>
Services
are available free to anyone whatever their needs or issues are;
domestic violence, family abuse, child abuse, sexual assault,
homeless, those with mental health issues, information and referral,
children's issues, Youth Services Team, individualized peer
counseling for specific needs and issues.
Stayton
Lions Club
Stayton Lions Club is a group of women and men committed to serving
their community. The Stayton Lions Club meets at noon every
Tuesday, September through mid July (except for the 5th Tuesday of a
month) at Covered
Bridge Cafe located at 510 N Third Avenue, Stayton.
The
Stayton Lions Club serves the local community through the following
activities and fundraisers:
4th
of July Fireworks
Stayton Food Bank Food Drives
Highway Road Clean-Up
Flags for First Graders
College Scholarships
Sight & Hearing Exams
See's Candy Sales (fundraiser) Bark Dust Sales
(fundraiser)
Stayton
Loyal Order of the Moose and
Women of the Moose
Meetings
are on the 2nd and 4th Mondays of each month at the Moose Lodge
located at 352 E Florence Street, Stayton. Dinner is served at 6pm
with meetings beginning at 7pm. To
learn more about the Loyal Order, and Women of the Moose, call
503-769-2639.
Our
volunteer historians discover, preserve, share and display local
Sublimity history and family heritage.Stop by and share your own family story and photos, or let us
help you discover your local roots.To arrange a private tour for your school group,
family or class reunion, call Vangie at 503-769-5381 or Carol
at 503-769-5299. Located
at 371 SE Main Street, Sublimity, the St. Boniface Archives
& Museum is housed in
the old Convent building across the street from St. Boniface
Church.Or take a
virtual tour at www.saintboniface.net
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.
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Never2Late, joined by guest Greg
McMannis on the harmonica, played Pink Cadillac at the Turner Celebration, June 1, 2013.
Video two has Alexis Daniels also joining in with her father, bassist Chris
Daniels, for a tune.
Santiam Heritage Foundation 14th Annual Garden Tour -
Conifers
& Summer Colors, 12pm-5pm, Six beautiful gardens in
the Stayton area will be featured. Participants will enjoy conifers
of many varieties, colors and sizes; rose gardens; water
features; vegetable gardens; heirloom plants handed down
through generations; bonsai; and original garden art and
trellises.
Put
on your favorite tropical attire and attend a Hawaiian Luau
in support of the arts at Regis High School. Food, drinks,
wine and beer provided along with live entertainment by the 
