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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
2nd Annual Sparrow
Club Variety Show
The Stayton High School Sparrow Club is hosting the 2nd annual
Variety Show at 7 pm in the Stayton High School auditorium.
There will be a wide variety of acts that will be put on by
high school students and community members. The cost is $3 for
students and $5 for adults. All proceeds will go to the Help
Us Help Logan fund. The Sparrow Club is a student run
organization that adopts a child with serious medical needs.
Our Sparrow, Logan Newell, is a 3 year old boy with an
inoperable brain tumor. The Sparrow Club raises money for the
family to help off-set their financial needs. Please contact
Rachel Krieger or Vicky Storey at 503-769-2171 for more
information. Donations gladly accepted.
Stayton
Elementary School Parent Teacher Club meeting, 6pm-7pm,
Stayton Elementary School Library, 875 N Third Avenue,
Stayton. This meeting is open to the public and parents are
encouraged to attend. The PTC supports our kids by supporting
our school.
North
Santiam School Board meetings,
7pm, Regular Session of the School Board.
Held at
Stayton Middle School, 1021 Shaff Rd, Stayton. FULL
AGENDA
Regis
Live Theater Presents “Life With Father” Regis High
School, 550 W Regis Street, Stayton.
Under
the direction of teacher and club advisor, Clara Defilippis,
the Regis Drama Club begins its theatrical season with a
stage production of “Life with Father.”Set in an upper middle-class family in 1890s New York,
“Life with Father” is a comedy based on the memoirs
of Clarence Day Jr. It is the story of Clarence Day
Sr., an opinionated, loud and demanding father, and the family
who loves him in spite of it all.
Cast
includes Regis seniors Justin May, Callie Tabor, Lee Miller,
Marisa Bender, and Sara Lulay; juniors Nathan Pierce, Ali
Crocker and Meagen Usselman; sophomore Nick Kintz; freshman
Katelyn Adams; and St. Mary students Kasey Christiansen, Erica
Csintalan, John Sampson, Liam Silbernagel, Mandee Bentz and
Ella Gustin.
General
seating tickets are available at the door:
Adults $7, Students $5, Children under six (6) admitted free. Curtain
at 7pm. Dessert and beverages will be served during
Intermission.
November 21, Friday
CFCA
Benefit Rummage Sale, 8am-6pm in the Immaculate Conception
Parish Center - corner of 6th Street and Elwood in Stayton.
Immaculate Conception Senior's semi-annual rummage sale
is a benefit for the Christian Foundation for Children and
Aging.A
wide variety of items both new and used - lots of Christmas
decorations, clothes, toys, dishes etc. If you have
items to donate, please bring them to the Parish Center Nov.
20th.
Regis
Live Theater Presents “Life With Father” Regis High
School, 550 W Regis Street, Stayton.
Under
the direction of teacher and club advisor, Clara Defilippis,
the Regis Drama Club begins its theatrical season with a
stage production of “Life with Father.”Set in an upper middle-class family in 1890s New York,
“Life with Father” is a comedy based on the memoirs
of Clarence Day Jr. It is the story of Clarence Day
Sr., an opinionated, loud and demanding father, and the family
who loves him in spite of it all.
Cast
includes Regis seniors Justin May, Callie Tabor, Lee Miller,
Marisa Bender, and Sara Lulay; juniors Nathan Pierce, Ali
Crocker and Meagen Usselman; sophomore Nick Kintz; freshman
Katelyn Adams; and St. Mary students Kasey Christiansen, Erica
Csintalan, John Sampson, Liam Silbernagel, Mandee Bentz and
Ella Gustin.
General
seating tickets are available at the door:
Adults $7, Students $5, Children under six (6) admitted free. Curtain
at 7pm. Dessert and beverages will be served during
Intermission.
Stayton
YMCA Manta Rays Swim Team (USA Team members) Swim Meet at
Woodburn
Memorial
Aquatic
Center
,
190 Oak Street
,
Woodburn
. 10 & Under: Warm-ups 8:00 to 8:45 AM and meet
starts at 9:00 AM. 11 & Over Warm-ups: 11:30
AM to 12:30 PM and meet starts at 12:45 PM but could be
adjusted earlier or later depending on morning session length.
Open
Swim Special at the Stayton Family Memorial Pool. Open
swim admission today will be 2 Cans of Food + $1.50.
CFCA
Benefit Rummage Sale, 9am-3pm in the Immaculate Conception
Parish Center - corner of 6th Street and Elwood in Stayton.
Immaculate Conception Senior's semi-annual rummage sale
is a benefit for the Christian Foundation for Children and
Aging. A
wide variety of items both new and used - lots of Christmas
decorations, clothes, toys, dishes etc.
Marian
Estates Holiday
Bazaar, 9am-4pm, Maurice’s
Bistro at Marian Estates,
390 SE Church Street, Sublimity. Please join us at our
annual bazaar where you’ll find holiday gift shopping
opportunities and crafts galore! For more information call 503-769-3499.
Bottle
Drive Fundraiser, 10am-2pm, The Stayton High School
boys soccer team will be out in local neighborhoods
collecting pop cans and bottles. They are raising money for
new uniforms. You can also drop off your cans and bottles in
front of the gym at Stayton High School. They will be there
from 10-2. For more information call Chris Shields at SHS
503-769-2171.
3A
State Semifinal Football Playoff Game,
2:30pm, Pac West Champion Regis High School (11-1, 7-0)
plays defending state champion Gold Beach High School (11-1,
7-0). This game will be played at Cottage Grove High School. directions
To listen to the OSAA Radio network live broadcast of the game
check HERE.
Regis
Live Theater Presents “Life With Father” Regis High
School, 550 W Regis Street, Stayton.
Under
the direction of teacher and club advisor, Clara Defilippis,
the Regis Drama Club begins its theatrical season with a
stage production of “Life with Father.”Set in an upper middle-class family in 1890s New York,
“Life with Father” is a comedy based on the memoirs
of Clarence Day Jr. It is the story of Clarence Day
Sr., an opinionated, loud and demanding father, and the family
who loves him in spite of it all.
Cast
includes Regis seniors Justin May, Callie Tabor, Lee Miller,
Marisa Bender, and Sara Lulay; juniors Nathan Pierce, Ali
Crocker and Meagen Usselman; sophomore Nick Kintz; freshman
Katelyn Adams; and St. Mary students Kasey Christiansen, Erica
Csintalan, John Sampson, Liam Silbernagel, Mandee Bentz and
Ella Gustin.
General
seating tickets are available at the door:
Adults $7, Students $5, Children under six (6) admitted free. Curtain
at 7pm. Dessert and beverages will be served during
Intermission.
Stayton
Family Memorial Pool Thanksgiving
Turkey
Party, 7:30pm-9:30pm, at the Stayton Pool. Come &
enjoy Turkey Polo with the Lifeguards, Movies, Turkey Bowling
and an Eating Contest. Cost: $5 Per Person / $15 Per Family.
November
23, Sunday
Stayton
YMCA Manta Rays Swim Team (USA Team members) Swim Meet at
Woodburn
Memorial
Aquatic
Center
,
190 Oak Street
,
Woodburn
. All age groups: Warm-ups 8:00 AM to 9:00 AM and meet
starts at 9:15 AM.
Stayton Planning Commission Meeting,
7pm, Stayton Community Center, 400 W. Virginia St, Stayton. FULL
AGENDA. The
Commission will be holding a public hearing on proposed Code
amendments to establish standards for industrial uses. Under
the current Code, industrial uses must meet the same
standards as other non-residential uses and the Planning
Commission has determined that those standards are not
appropriate for industrial development. The Commission will
also be continuing its discussion with staff on other possible
code amendments. All available documents and staff reports can
be reviewed from the public
hearings page on the City website.
Stayton
Lions Club,
Every Tuesday at noon, Covered
Bridge Cafe, 510 N 3rd Ave., Stayton. Join us today.
Become a member and enjoy the many community service programs
we participate in.
Friends
of the Family Board Meeting, 12 noon-1pm, Foothills
Church, 975 Fern Ridge Road, Stayton. For more
information call Friends of the Family at 503-769-2309 or fof@wvi.com
. There will not be a December meeting due to the Holidays.
November 26,
Wednesday
Stayton Family
Memorial Pool, will close at 1pm.
3rd Annual Free
Thanksgiving Community Dinner, 4pm-8pm, free Thanksgiving
Dinner provided by Covered
Bridge Cafe. Thanks to our volunteer crew! This year's
goal is 600 meals, including deliveries to those who cannot
get out. 503-767-3945.
November 27,
Thursday - Thanksgiving Day
Stayton Family
Memorial Pool, closed today
November 28, Friday
Stayton Family
Memorial Pool, closed today
November 29,
Saturday
Open
Swim Special at the Stayton Family Memorial Pool. Open
swim admission today will be 2 Cans of Food + $1.50.
Community
Christmas Choir Warm-up, 6pm
Singers of all ages and all experience levels are welcome to
join in the first, and only, community choir practice session
prior to singing at the lighting of the Community Christmas
tree in downtown Stayton Dec. 6.Pastor
John Jendresen, will conduct the group.Practice will take place at New Hope community Church,
657 N. 2nd Ave. Stayton.For more information
call 503-769-2777.
Moms Club of Stayton, Come join us
for our monthly moms meeting. Prospective members may attend
two meetings for free. Children Welcome! Fun For
All. 9:30am at the United Methodist Church, 1450 Fern
Ridge Rd. Stayton. Questions call Tammy 503-859-2413 or
Kari 503-769-6087.
Stayton City Council
Meeting, 7pm,
Stayton Community Center, 400 W. Virginia St,Full agenda and staff reports available at City Hall
or Stayton Library 5 days before regular meetings, Current
agenda items include:
December 2, Tuesday
Stayton
Parks and Recreation Board Meeting,
7pm, Stayton Public Library meeting room, 515 N First Avenue.
The purpose of the meeting is to discuss items as they appear
on the agenda. Meetings of the Parks and Recreation Board are
open to the public. Current
agenda items include:
Friends of the Library Book Club
will meet at 9:45am at the Stayton Public Library, 512 N.
First Avenue, Stayton. Arlene
Hiatt will lead in discussing "The Sunday Philosophy
Club" by Alexander McCall Smith.
St.
Mary Catholic School Green
Sale
, 5:30pm-8:30pm,
1066 N. Sixth Ave., Stayton. Baked
Goods, Centerpieces, Christmas Décor, Gift Baskets, Nativity
Displays, Swags, Wreaths, Santa’s
Secret Shop for Kids. For more information call 503-769-2718.
December 6, Saturday
Home for
the Holidays Community Events
~ Thanks To ~
And Sponsoring Members!
18th Annual Santa Cruise "Toys
for Joy" Fundraiser. Cruise-In and Breakfast. Stayton
Fire Station, 1988 W Ida Street, Stayton. Breakfast 8am-11am:
adults $5, Kids & Seniors $4. Cruise-in registration 8am.
Awards at 11:30am. Prizes, Drawings, Raffle! This event raises
over $5000 and 1000 toys annually.
Sponsored by Stro's Photography and Stayton Volunteer
Protection Co. #1.
Adult
CPR and First Aid Class,8:30am-3:30pm.Santiam
Memorial Hospital—Freres Auditorium, 1401 N. 10th
Avenue, Stayton.
This safety course trains individuals to respond to
emergencies, identify life-threatening conditions provide
care, control bleeding, and prevent injuries. This seven hour
class meets current ECC guidelines. This class is tailored
specifically to the workplace but applies to most any
environment. Students are assessed by each skill demonstrated
and must pass a written exam. Successful completion certifies
the student in Adult CPR for one year and First Aid for three
years. Individuals may take the First Aid section alone if
possessing a current Red Cross CPR Certification. Cost: $35
per person ($25 for Adult CPR only). Please register
by calling American Red Cross at (503)585-5414.
Stayton City Wide Clean Up Day,
yard debris including leaves and brush can be taken to 1125
Wilco Road between 9am and 2pm for free disposal courtesy of
the City of Stayton. A donation of canned food for the Stayton
Food Bank is requested. For more information call
503-769-2919.
St.
Mary Catholic School Green Sale, 9am-1pm, 1066
N. Sixth Ave., Stayton. Baked
Goods, Centerpieces, Christmas Décor, Gift Baskets, Nativity
Displays, Swags, Wreaths, Santa’s
Secret Shop for Kids. For more information call 503-769-2718.
This bazaar was run by the Friends of the Library for 33 years
and then passed over to Stayton Christian School which ran
it for 2 years. The bazaar is now its' own event. A new
non-profit corporation, the "Stayton Christmas and Craft
Bazaar", was formed to organize and operate the
annual Stayton Christmas and Craft Bazaar and have its
proceeds donated to various community groups.
The bazaar is open to craft vendors and non-craft vendors.
Booth sizes are approximately 8'X9' and cost $35 for craft
vendors and $50 for non craft vendors.
Vendors
have until November 14th (extended to November 22) to register, first come first serve. To
reserve your space use this registration
form or contact Ed Tabor at 503-990-2119 or by email.
Star Cinema Christmas Movie,
“Polar Express”, 4pm, Star
Cinema, 350 N. Third Ave., Stayton. Admission: $1 or
a canned food item for Stayton Area Food Bank.
Sponsored by Star Cinema; and Gerry and DeeAnne Aboud.
Stayton Parade, Tree Lighting, 5:45pm,
walk from Star Cinema to Tree Lighting at Third Ave. &
Virginia St. Bring your flashlights! For more information call
503-769-3464.
Sponsored by Stayton Volunteer Protection Co. #1 (parade) and
Gardner House Café (refreshments)
Sublimity Tree Lighting &
Refreshments, 7:30pm, Sublimity Fire Station, 115 Parker
St., Sublimity. for more information call 503-769-3282.
Sponsored by Sublimity Firefighters Assoc. & Marian
Estates
December 7, Sunday
St.
Mary Catholic School Green
Sale
, 8am-12noon,Breakfast
with Santa
9:15
-Noon
, 1066 N. Sixth
Ave., Stayton. Baked
Goods, Centerpieces, Christmas Décor, Gift Baskets, Nativity
Displays, Swags, Wreaths, Santa’s
Secret Shop for Kids. For more information call 503-769-2718.
Wreath
and Swag Making Workshop, 1pm, Take home your own homemade
wreath or swag. Cost $25.00 includes wreath. Fresh To You
Produce & Garden Center, 41639 Stayton Scio Rd. Stayton.
For more info call 503-769-9682.
December 8, Monday
Sublimity School Holiday Program,
1pm,
Sublimity School will be presenting a
holiday program that will feature the music classes in grades
3-8. The program, under the direction of Patty
Keeton, will begin with instrumental music followed by
chorale selections. The genre of the program will be
traditional holiday music.
The 5th Grade Band, the 6th Grade
Instrumental Ensemble and the 7th & 8th Grade Symphonic
Band are the featured instrumental groups. There
are about 70 instrumentalists being featured in the program.
The 6-8 Grade Choir will combine with six General Music
Classes in grades 3-6. This 150 voice choir will perform
5 vocal selections with featured soloists from the 6-8 Choir.
This holiday program will be a delight to anyone who
attends. Held in the Sublimity
School big gym. Admission is free.
December 9, Tuesday
Sublimity School Holiday Program, 7pm,
Sublimity School will be presenting a
holiday program that will feature the music classes in grades
3-8. The program, under the direction of Patty
Keeton, will begin with instrumental music followed by
chorale selections. The genre of the program will be
traditional holiday music.
The 5th Grade Band, the 6th Grade
Instrumental Ensemble and the 7th & 8th Grade Symphonic
Band are the featured instrumental groups. There
are about 70 instrumentalists being featured in the program.
The 6-8 Grade Choir will combine with six General Music
Classes in grades 3-6. This 150 voice choir will perform
5 vocal selections with featured soloists from the 6-8 Choir.
This holiday program will be a delight to anyone who
attends. Held in the Sublimity School big gym. Admission
is free.
Wreath
and Swag Making Workshop, 7pm, Take home your own homemade
wreath or swag. Cost $25.00 includes wreath. Fresh To You
Produce & Garden Center, 41639 Stayton Scio Rd. Stayton.
For more info call 503-769-9682.
Bluegrass Jam Session and Christmas
Gathering at Art Gone Wild,
349 N Third Avenue. 4pm-8pm. Open to anyone who enjoys
bluegrass. Our popular slow jam runs from 4pm to 5pm and is
hosted by Clyde and Nikki Clevenger who will teach us all the
fundamentals of playing bluegrass music in an ensemble.
The regular jams starts at 5pm and goes until 8pm. It is open
to players of a intermediate level who play bluegrass music on
traditional bluegrass instruments. No electric instruments,
accordions or drums. It's free and the coffee is on. It's open
to listeners too.
St.
Boniface Holiday Faire, 6pm-9pm, 375
SE Church St., Sublimity. Located inside the Parish Hall. Crafters,
Poinsettia’s, Fresh Wreaths, Homemade & Handcrafted
Items. *Raffle* Religious Items. Proceeds
to benefit St. Boniface Church. Everyone is Welcome.
December 14, Sunday
St.
Boniface Holiday Faire and Breakfast, 9am-12noon, 375
SE Church St., Sublimity. Located inside the Parish Hall. Crafters,
Poinsettia’s, Fresh Wreaths, Homemade & Handcrafted
Items. *Raffle* Religious Items. Coffee,
juice, mini cinnamon rolls, quiche & fruit breakfast
available.Proceeds
to benefit St. Boniface Church. Everyone is Welcome.
Stayton
Charter Review Committee Work Session,
7pm-9pm,
Stayton Community Center, 400 W. Virginia St. The
purpose of the work session is for the committee to review the
first draft of the proposed changes to the city charter. Work
sessions are open to the public. Time is allowed towards the
end of each meeting for public input. Read
article...
Stayton
Elementary School Parent Teacher Club meeting, 6pm-7pm,
Stayton Elementary School Library, 875 N Third Avenue,
Stayton. This meeting is open to the public and parents are
encouraged to attend. The PTC supports our kids by supporting
our school.
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.
Toys
for Joy pickup day. Parents and caregivers that
registered children for the Toys for Joy program by December
12th can pick up their toys at the Stayton Fire
Station,
1988 W Ida Street
,
Stayton from 9-11 am. If you are unable to make it
during that time then please stop by the Station December 22nd
or 23rd between 8am-12pm or 1pm-5pm. If you have
questions, call 503-769-2601
Babysitter
Training, 9am-4:30pm.Santiam
Memorial Hospital—Freres Auditorium, 1401 N. 10th
Avenue, Stayton. This
course provides individuals, ages 11 to 15, with the
information and skills necessary to provide safe and
responsible care for children in the absence of parents or
adult guardians. This training will help participants develop
skills in leadership and professionalism; basic care; safety
and safe play; and first aid. Students receive a
Babysitter’s Training certificate upon completion. Cost: $35
per person / $43 with Babysitter’s First Aid Kit. Please
register by calling American Red Cross at (503)585-5414.
KENC
Radio Annual Fundraiser and Christmas Show...
Back by popular demand...JONI HARMS CHRISTMAS SHOW! This will
be held at Regis High School in Stayton in the auditorium...
Joni will be joined by her two kids and Jason Barlow... Santa
will be there as well as a few surprise guests... This is a
fundraiser for Community Radio, Community Television and the
Stayton food bank.. Admission is $20 for a family of 3
or more, $10 per person without canned food or $8 per person
with two cans of food... The food bank could really use peanut
butter and breakfast cereals or foods high in protein.
The balance of stock from Cartwright's will be auctioned off..
There will be 890 CD's, guitar and bass amps, fixtures and
many miscellaneous items donated by listeners and donors. This
program will be videotaped for re-broadcast on SCCTV.... If
you could donate any items, please contact Ken Cartwright at
503-769-2778,,, refreshments will be served...
Christmas Eve
Carols, Candles & Communion, 6pm-7pm. Everyone is
invited to join us for this one hour family Christmas Eve
Service at New Hope Community Church, 657 N. 2nd
Ave. Stayton. For more info call 503-769-2777 or nhccoregon@gmail.com
Bluegrass Jam Session at Art Gone Wild,
349 N Third Avenue. 4pm-8pm. Open to anyone who enjoys
bluegrass. Our popular slow jam runs from 4pm to 5pm and is
hosted by Clyde and Nikki Clevenger who will teach us all the
fundamentals of playing bluegrass music in an ensemble.
The regular jams starts at 5pm and goes until 8pm. It is open
to players of a intermediate level who play bluegrass music on
traditional bluegrass instruments. No electric instruments,
accordions or drums. It's free and the coffee is on. It's open
to listeners too.
January 7, Wednesday
SAIF
Corporation 14th annual Agricultural Seminars,
Red Lion Hotel, 3301 Market Street NE, Salem. Session runs
9:30am-2pm, 9:00 a.m. sign-in. Lunch provided.
Our
popular series of safety workshops for agricultural employers
is back. The free, half-day, comprehensive seminars are
designed for owners, operators, supervisors and foremen —
although anyone working in the agricultural industry is
welcome to attend. Small agricultural employers attending the
seminar will meet one of the four requirements that exempt
small agricultural establishments from random OSHA
inspections. Attending this seminar meets the instructional
requirement.
Moms
Club of Stayton OPEN HOUSE, 5:30pm-7pm, United Methodist
Church, 1450 Fern Ridge Rd. Stayton.
Come Join us for a evening of fun! There will be Food,
Beverages, Door Prizes, and Social Fun for moms and children.
This is a great way to find out what Moms Club of Stayton is
all about! If you have any questions, please call Tammy
503-859-2413 or Kari 603-769-6087.
Chemeketa
Winter Term Driver Ed class starts: Santiam
Center,11656 Sublimity Rd SE, Sublimity. Monday and Wednesday, Jan.
12-March 11, 5:30pm-7:30pm.
The
goal of this program is to eliminate preventable accidents and
to prepare drivers for a complex driving environment. This
traffic safety course is endorsed by the Oregon Department of
Transportation and includes 34 hours of classroom and 12 hours
of behind-the-wheel instruction.
Cost
for students under 18 with an Oregon instruction permit is
$260, and cost for adults with an Oregon instruction permit
and/or student with a license is $285.
To
register students will provide a photocopy of permit or
license, front and back; a completed enrollment form, and
payment. Pre-registration is required. Notification of
parent/student orientation will be mailed after student has
registered. For more information regarding registration please
call the Santiam Center, 503-399-5215 or 503-769-7738.
January 15, Thursday
Stayton
Elementary School Parent Teacher Club meeting, 6pm-7pm,
Stayton Elementary School Library, 875 N Third Avenue,
Stayton. This meeting is open to the public and parents are
encouraged to attend. The PTC supports our kids by supporting
our school.
January 28, Wednesday
Quilt Show Workshop, The
Oregon Garden, 879 W. Main Street, Silverton.
Nancy Lee Chong, a nationally renowned Hawaiian quilting
artisan, will present a two-day workshop on "Hand Appliqué
Landscapes", where you can learn to turn your landscape
photograph into a quilt pattern. All skill levels are welcome
and the cost is $225 for both days including lunch. For more
details on this workshop download and print the workshop
flyer. Advance registration is required for those two
sessions. Please visit The Oregon Garden website
for more information including special accommodation rates.
January 30, Friday
2009 Stitches in Bloom Quilt Show,
10am-4pm, The
Oregon Garden, 879 W. Main Street, Silverton.
The two-day event will feature garden-themed quilts from
throughout the Northwest displayed inside the J. Frank Schmidt
Jr. Pavilion. Food and specialty concessions will be available
while a variety of quilt-related vendors including Oregon's, M
& L Designs and Canby Quilt & Fabrics, will be on
hand.
Nancy Lee Chong, a nationally renowned Hawaiian quilting
artisan, will conduct a one-hour seminar, which focus on hand
appliqué technique, at 12:30 p.m. The festivities are free
with the seasonal garden admission to The Oregon Garden.
($5 for Adults, $4 for Seniors, $4 for Students, free for
Oregon Garden members and children under seven.) For more
information contact Martie Kinzer at 503-874-8256, mkinzer@oregongarden.org.
January 31,
Saturday
2009 Stitches in Bloom Quilt Show,
10am-4pm, The
Oregon Garden, 879 W. Main Street, Silverton.
The two-day event will feature garden-themed quilts from
throughout the Northwest displayed inside the J. Frank Schmidt
Jr. Pavilion. Food and specialty concessions will be available
while a variety of quilt-related vendors including Oregon's, M
& L Designs and Canby Quilt & Fabrics, will be on
hand.
Nancy Lee Chong, a nationally renowned Hawaiian quilting
artisan, will conduct a one-hour seminar, which focus on hand
appliqué technique, at 12:30 p.m. The festivities are free
with the seasonal garden admission to The Oregon Garden.
($5 for Adults, $4 for Seniors, $4 for Students, free for
Oregon Garden members and children under seven.) For more
information contact Martie Kinzer at 503-874-8256, mkinzer@oregongarden.org.
February
2009
February 3, Tuesday
SAIF
Corporation 14th annual Agricultural Seminars,
Red Lion Hotel, 3301 Market Street NE, Salem. Session runs
9:30am-2pm, 9:00 a.m. sign-in. Lunch provided.
Our
popular series of safety workshops for agricultural employers
is back. The free, half-day, comprehensive seminars are
designed for owners, operators, supervisors and foremen —
although anyone working in the agricultural industry is
welcome to attend. Small agricultural employers attending the
seminar will meet one of the four requirements that exempt
small agricultural establishments from random OSHA
inspections. Attending this seminar meets the instructional
requirement.
SAIF
Corporation 14th annual Agricultural Seminars,
(Spanish Only) Red Lion Hotel, 3301 Market Street NE, Salem.
Session runs 9:30am-2pm, 9:00 a.m. sign-in. Lunch provided.
Our
popular series of safety workshops for agricultural employers
is back. The free, half-day, comprehensive seminars are
designed for owners, operators, supervisors and foremen —
although anyone working in the agricultural industry is
welcome to attend. Small agricultural employers attending the
seminar will meet one of the four requirements that exempt
small agricultural establishments from random OSHA
inspections. Attending this seminar meets the instructional
requirement.
Santiam Valley Grange Flea Market,
9am-3pm, 1140 E. 5th St. Lyons. A fun small town flea market,
a place to meet up with your friends, or make new ones. A wide
variety of goods offered, from homemade crafts, to the garage
sale goodies. Maybe just the item you've been looking for.
Indoors, lunch served. Free admission, free parking.
Cartwright's Music Repair
concert series with Kathy
Boyd and Phoenix Rising...
We've seen and heard a lot of publicity about this band and
know these folks well as they are from the Salem and Portland
area... Just out with a new CD and one earlier release. They
promise an entertaining show with lots of bluegrass and
original music, so take a break from the winter blues and come
laugh, tap your toes and enjoy... Kathy Boyd on bass and
vocals, Tom Tower on banjo, resonator guitar and vocals, Tim
Crosby on guitar, mandolin, fiddle and vocals and Dennis on
guitar, mandolin and vocals.. $12 per person. Doors open at
6:30 PM, show time at 7:00... Concert held
at Art Gone Wild located at 349 N. 3rd. Ave. Stayton. For more
information, contact Ken Cartwright atkenc@wvi.comor
503-769-2778.
March 2009
March 5, Thursday
SAIF
Corporation 14th annual Agricultural Seminars,
Red Lion Hotel, 3301 Market Street NE, Salem. Session runs
9:30am-2pm, 9:00 a.m. sign-in. Lunch provided.
Our
popular series of safety workshops for agricultural employers
is back. The free, half-day, comprehensive seminars are
designed for owners, operators, supervisors and foremen —
although anyone working in the agricultural industry is
welcome to attend. Small agricultural employers attending the
seminar will meet one of the four requirements that exempt
small agricultural establishments from random OSHA
inspections. Attending this seminar meets the instructional
requirement.
Regis Athletic Association
Annual Orange Sale
Orders taken from Nov3-Dec 1
Use this order form to get
yours!
Lyons Volunteer Firefighters are accepting new un-wrapped toys and non-perishable food
donations now through Dec 15th.These donations will be distributed locally.You may drop off your donations at the Lyons Fire Dept.,
Mehama True Value, Hair-EZ, Lyons Corner Market, Lyons Market,
Lyons Library, and Country Video & Variety. We will also have
a space at the Canyon Crafters Bazaar at Mari-Linn School and the
Flea Market at the Santiam Grange on Nov 15th.
If you or someone you know needs help we are accepting
applications until Dec 8th.Applications
are available at the Lyons Fire Dept or Country Video &
Variety. For more information please call the Lyons Fire Dept,(503) 859-2410 or Amy, (503)
859-4134 or (503) 859-3880.
Youth Impact
is still in need of 4 Male Mentors in the Stayton and
Sublimity area. All interested individuals are asked to
please contact
Ashley at 503-584-4805 or ahackett@co.marion.or.us
Youth Impact where
we are... Realizing Potential, Changing Lives, One Youth at a
Time!
"How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment
before starting to improve the world."
~Anne Frank~
Paul
Toews Art Studio
Watercolor
& Sketch Classes
Monday
nights 6:30-8:30pm
349 N 3rd Avenue,
Downtown Stayton
Call 503-769-2006 for more information on how to get started on
your journey
of art discovery.
