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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
May, 11, 2013
- Some of "The Crew" for the 1st Annual
Stayton/Sublimity Clean Up Day. Thanks to organizer Peggy Wolf
and all the volunteers, lots of trash was picked up throughout
Stayton and Sublimity. We're all looking for you to join us next
year!
Stayton
City Council Votes To Give Control Of City Pool To The YMCA
May
6, 2013 - At Monday nights Stayton City Council meeting the Council voted unanimously to give full operational control of
the Stayton Family Memorial Pool to the YMCA. The two year
contract calls for the City to pay the YMCA $65,000 annually
plus a one time fee of $3,750 to service existing pool user memberships.
The YMCA
will also receive half the proceeds from the Stayton Sprint
Triathlon. The City will pay all
the cost of utilities including gas and electric. The YMCA keeps all pool revenue and will now
establish their own fees and/or charges for the use of the
pool, as well as all use scheduling. The contract takes affect
July1, 2013.
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The
May 6th City Council meeting agenda announcement was the first
public indication given by the City that such a pool
management change was even under consideration even though all
work on the proposal and contract preparation had already
taken place. City Administrator Don Eubank stated he met with
each Councilor individually during the preparation process of
the contract but no Council discussion was ever held in a
prior open
public meeting and no public hearings were held.
Stayton
voters recently approved a four year option tax levy renewal,
including funds which are dedicated to go toward maintaining
the current level of operating support for the Stayton Family
Memorial Pool.
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Stayton Volunteer Firefighters
Breakfast, 7am-12pm, Stayton Fire Station, 1988 W Ida
Street, Stayton. All you can eat Pancakes, Ham and Eggs
breakfast with coffee, milk and juice. Adults $6, 62 &
Older $5, Children 6-12 $5, Kids 5 and under free.
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 currently issued for
today:
514 Crater Place, Sublimity
643 SE Church Street,
Sublimity
209 SE 7th Street, Sublimity
The Northwest
Champion Sheepdog Trials, held every year in conjunction
with the Scio Lamb & Wool Fair, will be held this year on
May 18 and 19 at Wolston Farm, one mile east of Scio on Hwy.
226. Map>>
Thirty
two handlers and their dogs from most of the western states will
be competing for cash and awards. The judges will be George
and Sue MacDonald from Washington. The sheep will be crossbred
commercial ewes.
"The trial" - Five sheep are released at the far end
of the field and the dog must bring them in. They must be maneuvered
through a course of three gates to a designated area. In this
area the dog must split out two of the sheep separately. They
must then be returned together and moved into a pen. This must
be done in eleven minutes. All teams start with 100 points and
the judges deduct points for missteps. Team with the most
points wins.
Covered viewing areas and snacks and drinks are available onsite. In
keeping with Wolston Farm's "pack it in, pack it
out" policy, there will be recycle containers but no
garbage cans. There will be free ice water for those who bring
their own water bottles. It's suggested that spectators bring
chairs or blankets to sit on. Polite dogs on leash are
welcome.
Trials begin at 9am each morning, and continue until all
competitors have run, usually mid- to late afternoon.
Admission to trial will be $5/carload.
78th Annual Linn County Lamb & Wool Fair,
Scio, Vendor booths open 9am, Linn County Lamb & Wool Fair
is one of the oldest Fairs in Oregon. This family event
features sheep shows, fiber arts and crafts. The events go on
all over the town of Scio, from displays in the Middle School
gym to the Lamb Fair grounds and the ZBCJ Hall. There is fun
for the whole family. Sunday Schedule:
7am
to 10am
Shepherd's
Breakfast
Bo
Peep on Fairgrounds
8:00
AM
Sheep
Show
Big
Red Pavilion
9:00
AM
FUN
FOR ALL
Fairgrounds
Open
11
am to 3 pm
Quilt
Show
Middle
School Gym
11
am to 3 pm
Flower
Show
Middle
School Gym
9
am to 3 pm
Dog
Trials
Hwy
226 and Franklin Butte Rd
9:00
AM
Music
by Praise In 3D
Carol
Bates Stage
10:00
AM
Church
Service
Carol
Bates Stage
11:00
AM
Kate's
Couture Fashion Show
Carol
Bates Stage
12:00
PM
Music
by Mikaela Cooper
Carol
Bates Stage
1:00
PM
Music
by Adam Mask & Dustin Blumenstein
Carol
Bates Stage
2:00
PM
Music
by The Caleb Ray Band
Carol
Bates Stage
3:00
PM
Fair
ends
May 20, Monday
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.
Cancelled due to
lack of scheduled business Stayton City Council Meeting,
7pm, Stayton Community Center, 400 W. Virginia Street,
Stayton. Meetings are open to the public.
Story Time - Boats,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
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.
Story Time - Boats,3:30pm-4:30pm, Stayton Public Library EG Siegmund Meeting
Room,515 N First Avenue, Stayton.All
ages welcome to join the fun.Free,
no registration necessary.
Stayton Area Rotary Club Meeting,
12pm, Santiam Golf Club, 8724 Golf Club Rd, Aumsville. Alisha
Hamel will talk on Oregon's Role in WWII.
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 - Butterflies,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 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 currently issued for
today:
Deadwood
Dick or, The Game of Gold, An Aumsville Community
Theater Production. Doors open 6:30pm, curtain at 7pm.
Performances are held at Macleay Grange Hall, 8312 Macleay Rd
SE, Salem. Map>>
Tickets are $12 Adults, $10 Seniors 60+, $6 Children 17 and
under. Tickets can be purchased at the door if available. For
advance ticket purchase info check the ACT
website>>
A Rootin’ Tootin’
Melodrama of the Gay ‘90s in Three Acts.
Calamity Jane's Man-trap Saloon, inhabited by toughs,
miners, drunks and show girls, is the backdrop of this
melodramatic lure of the west. Ran by its proprietor the
hardheaded, no nonsense, Calamity Jane, the saloon reveals
past indiscretions, greed, and unexpected revelations. This
hilarious romp focuses on the maniacal, scheming of the
villain Black'n Red and his sides kick Chet Pussy as they
plot to steal the Blossom mine gold. Throw in the two heroes
Ned Harris and Will Bill Hickok, the two ladies in distress
sisters Rose and Lily Blossom, the sheriff and his wife
Molly Loveless, La Paloma the wannabe femme fatale, Piano
Annie, Judge Nix and Tea Total Tessie with her hatchet
brigade, and the stereotypical Chinese cook Pong Ping, you
have all the makings of a fun audience participation
production. Boo’s, hisses and cheers and are strongly
encouraged!
Aumsville Museum & History Center,
11am-2pm, Aumsville Museum, 599 Main Street, Aumsville.
Display of local history, memorabilia, photographs and
artifacts. Free Admission.
Santiam Historical Society Museum,
1pm-4pm, 260 N. Second Avenue, Stayton. Open every Saturday
now through Veterans Day. We have been working hard this
winter to bring you new displays. Admission is free.
Deadwood
Dick or, The Game of Gold, An Aumsville Community
Theater Production. Doors open 6:30pm, curtain at 7pm.
Performances are held at Macleay Grange Hall, 8312 Macleay Rd
SE, Salem. Map>>
Tickets are $12 Adults, $10 Seniors 60+, $6 Children 17 and
under. Tickets can be purchased at the door if available. For
advance ticket purchase info check the ACT
website>>
A Rootin’ Tootin’
Melodrama of the Gay ‘90s in Three Acts.
Calamity Jane's Man-trap Saloon, inhabited by toughs,
miners, drunks and show girls, is the backdrop of this
melodramatic lure of the west. Ran by its proprietor the
hardheaded, no nonsense, Calamity Jane, the saloon reveals
past indiscretions, greed, and unexpected revelations. This
hilarious romp focuses on the maniacal, scheming of the
villain Black'n Red and his sides kick Chet Pussy as they
plot to steal the Blossom mine gold. Throw in the two heroes
Ned Harris and Will Bill Hickok, the two ladies in distress
sisters Rose and Lily Blossom, the sheriff and his wife
Molly Loveless, La Paloma the wannabe femme fatale, Piano
Annie, Judge Nix and Tea Total Tessie with her hatchet
brigade, and the stereotypical Chinese cook Pong Ping, you
have all the makings of a fun audience participation
production. Boo’s, hisses and cheers and are strongly
encouraged!
Enjoy
the traveling circus troupe under the "big top"
at the Turner Christian Convention Grounds, 5605 Jubilee
Dr SE, Turner. Map>>
Shows are at 2pm and 4:30pm. Tickets are on sale now at:
Turner City Hall; Turner Market; Riverview Bank in
Aumsville; Roth's Fresh Market in South Salem; Salem
Carousel
and through CERT Team member Chuck Roberts at
503-851-0856.
Tickets are $6 children 2-12, $10 Adults.
This
is the second time Turner will be hosting the circus. When
the circus was last in town, their show included high-wire acts,
juggling, magic, clowns and "big cats". There
were also pony/kids rides and a concession stand.
A
portion of ticket sales will go to benefit the Turner
C.E.R.T.
(Community Emergency Response Team).
Deadwood
Dick or, The Game of Gold, An Aumsville Community
Theater Production. Doors open 2pm, curtain at 2:30pm.
Performances are held at Macleay Grange Hall, 8312 Macleay Rd
SE, Salem. Map>>
Tickets are $12 Adults, $10 Seniors 60+, $6 Children 17 and
under. Tickets can be purchased at the door if available. For
advance ticket purchase info check the ACT
website>>
A Rootin’ Tootin’
Melodrama of the Gay ‘90s in Three Acts.
Calamity Jane's Man-trap Saloon, inhabited by toughs,
miners, drunks and show girls, is the backdrop of this
melodramatic lure of the west. Ran by its proprietor the
hardheaded, no nonsense, Calamity Jane, the saloon reveals
past indiscretions, greed, and unexpected revelations. This
hilarious romp focuses on the maniacal, scheming of the
villain Black'n Red and his sides kick Chet Pussy as they
plot to steal the Blossom mine gold. Throw in the two heroes
Ned Harris and Will Bill Hickok, the two ladies in distress
sisters Rose and Lily Blossom, the sheriff and his wife
Molly Loveless, La Paloma the wannabe femme fatale, Piano
Annie, Judge Nix and Tea Total Tessie with her hatchet
brigade, and the stereotypical Chinese cook Pong Ping, you
have all the makings of a fun audience participation
production. Boo’s, hisses and cheers and are strongly
encouraged!
Story Time - Park,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
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.
Story Time - Park,3:30pm-4:30pm, Stayton Public Library EG Siegmund Meeting
Room,515 N First Avenue, Stayton.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.
Cascade Summer: My Adventure on Oregon’s
Pacific Crest Trail -
Book signing and talk by author Bob Welch, 7pm, Scio Public
Library. The Scio Public Library is located in the Scio City
Hall. Its main entrance is located on NW Alder Street
across the street from the Scio School District Office and the
Scio Middle School Gym. Cascade
Summer is the story of Bob Welch’s 2011 attempt, along
with his brother-in-law, to hike the 452-mile length of
Oregon’s mountainous spine. Dean Rea, longtime journalist
and professor at the University of Oregon School of Journalism
& Communication, describes the book this way: “Cascade
Summer confirms Welch’s place among Oregon’s finest
storytellers. No other author twines his love for the state
with such a unique blend of humor, history, passion, and
profundity. This is no travelogue of a trail, but a human
adventure that brings into play unexpected challenges,
unexpected heroes, and an unexpected ending. A gold-star
read.”
A resident of Eugene, Bob Welch has written 2,000 newspaper
columns and 15 books, and he has served as an adjunct
professor of journalism at the University of Oregon. He has won dozens of writing awards, and he often speaks at
writers’ workshops and conferences. He will bring copies of Cascade
Summer and some of his other books to sign.
Sponsored by the Friends of the Scio Public Library, this
event is free of charge. For more information call Linda,
503-394-3643.
Stayton Planning Commission Meeting,
7pm, Stayton Community Center, 400 W. Virginia Street.
Meetings are open to the public.
Stayton Area Rotary Club Meeting,
12pm, Santiam Golf Club, 8724 Golf Club Rd, Aumsville. Guest
speaker will be Laura Pierce from Upward Bound.
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.
Presenters:
Tanie Hotan MD, Scott Hadden MD, Genny Baldwin, RN,
Erika Lentz, RN and Juanita Culver, RN
Santiam
Hospital staff joined forces in March with Project Vietnam
Foundation, an American-based nonprofit humanitarian
organization. Our objectives were to educate local
Vietnamese providers, nurses, child care providers and
public health students, the essentials of water
safety, proper hygiene, Pediatric CPR and First Aid and
advanced Neonatal Resuscitation skills. We also delivered
free healthcare and dental care to impoverished rural
areas across the country.
Santiam
Hospital, 1401 N Tenth Avenue, Stayton. Map>>
Story Time - Park,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.
Deadwood
Dick or, The Game of Gold, An Aumsville Community
Theater Production. Doors open 6:30pm, curtain at 7pm.
Performances are held at Macleay Grange Hall, 8312 Macleay Rd
SE, Salem. Map>>
Tickets are $12 Adults, $10 Seniors 60+, $6 Children 17 and
under. Tickets can be purchased at the door if available. For
advance ticket purchase info check the ACT
website>>
A Rootin’ Tootin’
Melodrama of the Gay ‘90s in Three Acts.
Calamity Jane's Man-trap Saloon, inhabited by toughs,
miners, drunks and show girls, is the backdrop of this
melodramatic lure of the west. Ran by its proprietor the
hardheaded, no nonsense, Calamity Jane, the saloon reveals
past indiscretions, greed, and unexpected revelations. This
hilarious romp focuses on the maniacal, scheming of the
villain Black'n Red and his sides kick Chet Pussy as they
plot to steal the Blossom mine gold. Throw in the two heroes
Ned Harris and Will Bill Hickok, the two ladies in distress
sisters Rose and Lily Blossom, the sheriff and his wife
Molly Loveless, La Paloma the wannabe femme fatale, Piano
Annie, Judge Nix and Tea Total Tessie with her hatchet
brigade, and the stereotypical Chinese cook Pong Ping, you
have all the makings of a fun audience participation
production. Boo’s, hisses and cheers and are strongly
encouraged!
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.
24th
Annual Santiam
Hospital Fun Run & Health Walk
5k Walk ~ 3k, 5k, 8k Runs
Registration:
7:30am-8:30am, Combined Start: 9am
For full registration information including family rates
and t-shirts, check the Registration
Form>>Course
Map>>
Registration
tables and starting line are located at:
Santiam
Hospital, 1401 N Tenth Avenue, Stayton. Map>>
34th Annual Turner Fire Volunteer
Association Breakfast, 6am-10am, Turner Fire Station, 7605
3rd Street, Turner. All you can eat! Suggested Donation: $5
adults, $4 Senior/Veterans, $2.50 Children 6-12, Children
under 5 free.
76th Annual Marion County Lamb &
Wool Show, 7:30am-3pm, Sheep
dog trials begin at 7:30 am while lamb classes that include;
Open classes, 4-H and FFA lambs weigh in at 7:30, competitive
classes start at 9:30am. All events held at the
Turner Elementary School, 7800 School Street, Turner. A day of
fun with 4-H & FFA events with breeding project animals,
wool animals & market lambs.Cascade High School FFA Chapter provides a delicious
lamb BBQ.The Show also
includes craft vendors, wool/fiber classes, wool art &
craft classes, Silent Auction, Container Gardening and Lamb
Cooking Contests.
Lamb
Show Parade
- Turner Loves Ewe,
winds through downtown Turner beginning at 11am.
Parade
Route
Grow Into Reading, 11am-1pm, Stayton Public Library, 515 N First Avenue,
Stayton. A literacy event for young readers and their
families. Free, books, hands on activities, take-home
activities, sign-ups for Summer reading program, free food and
entertainment, bounce house, Fire and Police Department
activities and more.
Aumsville Museum & History Center,
11am-2pm, Aumsville Museum, 599 Main Street, Aumsville.
Display of local history, memorabilia, photographs and
artifacts. Free Admission.
Turner
Celebration,
begins at 12pm, in and around Second & Chicago Streets,
downtown Turner.Enjoy
the Street Fair with art & craft vendors; food vendors;
car & motorcycle Cruise-In; beer & wine garden; games
& rides for all ages with children’s activities in
Burkland Park.Throughout
the day on the Main Stage there will be a magic show, Karaoke
& live bands.The
Celebration will end with a Street Dance & live
entertainment. Main
Stage Entertainment Schedule:
12pm-1pm,
Mr. Twisty Magic Show
1pm-2:30pm,
Karaoke
3pm-5:30pm,
Gusto Brothers Band
6pm-9pm,
Street Dance featuring Never2Late
Santiam Historical Society Museum,
1pm-4pm, 260 N. Second Avenue, Stayton. Open every Saturday
now through Veterans Day. We have been working hard this
winter to bring you new displays. Admission is free.
2nd Annual Relay for Life Community
Bingo, 5:30pm-8pm, Santiam Valley Grange Hall, 1140 5th
Street, Lyons. 25 cents per card. Lots of great prizes,
raffles and concessions. All proceeds benefit Relay for Life.
For more info contact 503-580-2034 (after 3:30pm) Sponsored by
Relay team Porter's for a Cause.
Deadwood
Dick or, The Game of Gold, An Aumsville Community
Theater Production. Doors open 6:30pm, curtain at 7pm.
Performances are held at Macleay Grange Hall, 8312 Macleay Rd
SE, Salem. Map>>
Tickets are $12 Adults, $10 Seniors 60+, $6 Children 17 and
under. Tickets can be purchased at the door if available. For
advance ticket purchase info check the ACT
website>>
A Rootin’ Tootin’
Melodrama of the Gay ‘90s in Three Acts.
Calamity Jane's Man-trap Saloon, inhabited by toughs,
miners, drunks and show girls, is the backdrop of this
melodramatic lure of the west. Ran by its proprietor the
hardheaded, no nonsense, Calamity Jane, the saloon reveals
past indiscretions, greed, and unexpected revelations. This
hilarious romp focuses on the maniacal, scheming of the
villain Black'n Red and his sides kick Chet Pussy as they
plot to steal the Blossom mine gold. Throw in the two heroes
Ned Harris and Will Bill Hickok, the two ladies in distress
sisters Rose and Lily Blossom, the sheriff and his wife
Molly Loveless, La Paloma the wannabe femme fatale, Piano
Annie, Judge Nix and Tea Total Tessie with her hatchet
brigade, and the stereotypical Chinese cook Pong Ping, you
have all the makings of a fun audience participation
production. Boo’s, hisses and cheers and are strongly
encouraged!
3rd
Annual Relay For Life Survivor Picnic In The Park,
1pm-3pm, Early Settlers Park, Sublimity. Families, caregivers
welcome. Food and amenities are provided and there is no
admission charge. Please RSVP to Roxanne Custer at
503-769-9371 by May 10.
Deadwood
Dick or, The Game of Gold, An Aumsville Community
Theater Production. Doors open 2pm, curtain at 2:30pm.
Performances are held at Macleay Grange Hall, 8312 Macleay Rd
SE, Salem. Map>>
Tickets are $12 Adults, $10 Seniors 60+, $6 Children 17 and
under. Tickets can be purchased at the door if available. For
advance ticket purchase info check the ACT
website>>
A Rootin’ Tootin’
Melodrama of the Gay ‘90s in Three Acts.
Calamity Jane's Man-trap Saloon, inhabited by toughs,
miners, drunks and show girls, is the backdrop of this
melodramatic lure of the west. Ran by its proprietor the
hardheaded, no nonsense, Calamity Jane, the saloon reveals
past indiscretions, greed, and unexpected revelations. This
hilarious romp focuses on the maniacal, scheming of the
villain Black'n Red and his sides kick Chet Pussy as they
plot to steal the Blossom mine gold. Throw in the two heroes
Ned Harris and Will Bill Hickok, the two ladies in distress
sisters Rose and Lily Blossom, the sheriff and his wife
Molly Loveless, La Paloma the wannabe femme fatale, Piano
Annie, Judge Nix and Tea Total Tessie with her hatchet
brigade, and the stereotypical Chinese cook Pong Ping, you
have all the makings of a fun audience participation
production. Boo’s, hisses and cheers and are strongly
encouraged!
Abigail
Scott Duniway Chapter, National Society Daughters of the
American Revolution Meeting, 10am-11:30am, Santiam
Historical Society Museum, 260 N Second Avenue, Stayton.
Come join us for a field trip back in time. Following the
regular chapter business meeting, Sue Masse and Susan
Schanno of the Santiam Historical Society will share tales
about the museum, and attendees may peruse old time
photographs as they browse among actual items
from Stayton's history and heritage.
Stayton City Council
Meeting, 7pm, Stayton Community
Center, 400 W. Virginia Street, Stayton. Meetings are open to
the public.
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.
Stayton
Red Hat Strutters Gathering, 11am, brunch at the Original
Pancake House at 4656 Commercial in Salem. To carpool meet at
the Stayton Park and Ride at 10:30 am. For more information
and to make your reservation please contact Darlene Trnavsky
who is the hostess for this gathering at 503-763-7228 or email
to gdOwlTree@comcast.net.
New members or guests are always welcome.
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)
Researching
Databases - Free Adult Computer Class, 10am, Stayton
Public Library, 515 N First Avenue, Stayton. Learn how to use
the library and internet researching tools to discover
information.Space
is limited please call 503.769.3313 to make a reservation.
Game On!, 7pm-9pm,
Stayton Public Library EG Siegmund Meeting Room, 515 N First
Avenue, Stayton. Hang out with friends and play great games;
board, card, TCG, Wii system, and internet games. (Ages 10-18)
Stayton High School Graduation,
7:30pm, Salem Armory Auditorium, 2320 17th Street NE, Salem. Map>>
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.
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)
Marion
County Commissioner’s Breakfast, 7:30am, Covered Bridge
Café, 510 N Third Avenue, Stayton. A member of the
Marion County Board of Commissioners meets monthly with local
officials and any interested citizens. The purpose of the
meeting is to exchange interagency and regional information. Meetings
are open to the public.
Santiam
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.
Cascade Tennis Camp, Cascade High
School Tennis Courts, 10226 Marion
Rd SE, Turner. Map>>
For students entering grades 2 thru 9. All skill levels
welcome. Players
will be divided into ability groups.Participants need to bring their own tennis racquet and
proper athletic attire/shoes. Coaches
are CHS Boys & Girls tennis coaches Bob Reinhardt and Ron
Suelzle as well as current CHS players. $35 per person.
Register by June 3rd for t-shirt. Registration
Form>>
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)
June 15, Saturday
Last Day Of Backyard Burn Season
Marian
Estates Father’s Day Car Show, 1pm-3pm,
390 SE Church
Street, Sublimity. Join
us for a day of family fun with: Free
hot dogs & Sno-Cones, music & dance performance by
Steppin’ Up Jazz Dance and Marian Estates Auxiliary bake
sale
.
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.
For
girls & boys ages 6-12 years old. Two
week sessions with lessons on Wednesdays & Thursdays
and open play day on Fridays. $20.00
per person/session. The
fundamentals of basic strokes, rules, strategy,
conditioning and court etiquette will be taught.Fun tennis drills and games with prizes are planned!Come and join the fun with your tennis friends!
Mighty
Mites(6-8 yr.)9am–10am,Aces(9-12 yr.)10am–11am.Classes are limited to
six students. All 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)
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)
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
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.
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)
13th 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. Tickets are $10 and go on sale May 20 at The
Bird & Hat Inn and Jensen-Kreitzer Family Clothing in
downtown Stayton. Tickets may also be purchased from 12pm-4pm
the day of the tour at The Charles & Martha Brown House,
425 North First Avenue, Map>>
where refreshments will also be served. 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.
Background
Information:
The Charles and
Martha Brown House at the corner of High and First Streets in
Stayton was built by Charles Brown and completed in
1903. Although Mr. Brown built several houses in Stayton,
this elegant house was built for his family and included the
best of materials and ‘firsts’ for the city, including
indoor plumbing and radiant heat in the baseboards. Built
in the Queen Anne style, the house has fine wood moldings,
high ceilings and a grand staircase.
In the 1930s,
the house became Stayton's first hospital and was remodeled
with additions. In the ‘40’s it was a rooming house and in
the '50s it was remodeled to include an upstairs
apartment. By the time the non-profit Santiam Heritage
Foundation formed in 2001 to save the house, it had been
unoccupied for about 8 years.
The house was
listed on the National Register of Historic Places in
2002. Volunteers removed the upstairs additions
including the cement surgery floor. Architectural
preservation specialists and volunteers have restored the
cedar shingle roof, wooden ‘Yankee’ gutters, and the
elaborate wood entablatures. The stacked shale foundation was
restored and the first story roof was replaced to meet modern
code.
The exterior is
now 90% restored & donations are always welcome to help
complete all restorations. Once restored, the house &
grounds will be available for community events, such as art
shows, recitals, reunions, weddings, anniversaries, and other
community events. All restoration work is completed based on
monies received from individual donations and grants. Santiam
Heritage Foundation is a 501(c) (3) tax-exempt organization.
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>>
Aumsville City Council Meeting,
7pm, Aumsville Community Center, 555 Main Street, Aumsville.
Stayton Planning Commission Meeting,
7pm, Stayton Community Center, 400 W. Virginia Street.
Meetings are open to the public.
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.
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)
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.
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. 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
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 from 6pm-8pm, bring your blankets or lawn
chairs! Vendor
Applications>>
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>>
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
For
girls & boys ages 6-12 years old. Two week sessions
with lessons on Wednesdays & Thursdays and open play
day on Fridays. $20.00
per person/session. The
fundamentals of basic strokes, rules, strategy,
conditioning and court etiquette will be taught.Fun tennis drills and games with prizes are planned!Come and join the fun with your tennis friends!
Mighty
Mites(6-8 yr.)9am–10am,Aces(9-12 yr.)10am–11am.Classes are limited to
six students. All 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
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.
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>>
For
girls & boys ages 6-12 years old. Two week sessions
with lessons on Wednesdays & Thursdays and open play
day on Fridays. $20.00
per person/session. The
fundamentals of basic strokes, rules, strategy,
conditioning and court etiquette will be taught.Fun tennis drills and games with prizes are planned!Come and join the fun with your tennis friends!
Mighty
Mites(6-8 yr.)9am–10am,Aces(9-12 yr.)10am–11am.Classes are limited to
six students. All 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
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.
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>>
For
girls & boys ages 6-12 years old. Two week sessions
with lessons on Wednesdays & Thursdays and open play
day on Fridays. $20.00
per person/session. The
fundamentals of basic strokes, rules, strategy,
conditioning and court etiquette will be taught.Fun tennis drills and games with prizes are planned!Come and join the fun with your tennis friends!
Mighty
Mites(6-8 yr.)9am–10am,Aces(9-12 yr.)10am–11am.Classes are limited to
six students. All lessons are at Sublimity Settler’s
Park tennis court.
To
register for a session contact instructor Sue Savage
at503-507-7961ors_savage@wvi.com
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.
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>>
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.
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)
The purpose of
the Santiam memorial Hospital Auxiliary is to render service to the
Hospital and its patients. Membership is open to any interested
persons. The annual dues are $10 or $100 for a lifetime membership
and are tax deductible.
The Auxiliary
meets at 1pm on the third Thursday of January, April, July and
October in the conference Room located at the Santiam Memorial
Hospital. Any Auxiliary member or interested person is welcome and
encouraged to attend meetings.
The
Auxiliary Provides:
Funds to help purchase hospital equipment; Scholarships to students
pursuing professions in the Medical Field; Participation in Hospital
sponsored activities.
The
Auxiliary Hosts: Gift Shop within the Hospital; Annual Tulip Sale fundraiser;
other fundraisers that come up during the year.
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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Cascade
Summer is the story of Bob Welch’s 2011 attempt, along
with his brother-in-law, to hike the 452-mile length of
Oregon’s mountainous spine. Dean Rea, longtime journalist
and professor at the University of Oregon School of Journalism
& Communication, describes the book this way: “Cascade
Summer confirms Welch’s place among Oregon’s finest
storytellers. No other author twines his love for the state
with such a unique blend of humor, history, passion, and
profundity. This is no travelogue of a trail, but a human
adventure that brings into play unexpected challenges,
unexpected heroes, and an unexpected ending. A gold-star
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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 
