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PAGE 2 -- THE DAYTON TRIBUNE, DAYTON, OR 97114 -- THURSDAY~ MAY 26 2005
Boater education card
needed for powerboats
The Oregon State Marine Board is reminding boaters
45 and younger to take a boating safety course and apply
for their permanent boater education card. A boater edu-
cation card is required when operating a powerboat over
10-horse power.
"Last year, over 600 citations were issued to boaters
who did not have their boater education card," said Ash-
ley Massey, the mandatory education coordinator for the
Marine Board. Failure to have a boater education card
carries a $94 citation.
The boater education card costs $10 and is good for
life. Studies show that educated boaters are less likely to
be involved in accidents. "The goal is to reduce accidents,
injuries and property damage on Oregon's waterways,"
says Massey.
Boaters can attend a classroom course, go otdine and
take an approved internet course or sign up at your kx:al
sheriff's office to take an equivalency exam (designed for
experienced boaters). Classroom and internet courses
charge a nominal fee to take the exam and equivalency ex-
ams are free.
Visit tile Marine Board's website at
www.boatoregon.com or call 503-373-1405 ext. 273 for
classroom locations, approved internet courses, or listings
and contact information about equivalency exams.
Student on Dean's List
Joseph L. Cook of Dayton has been named to the
George Fox University Dean's list for the 2005 spring
semester. A senior majoring in history, Cook is the son of
Edwin and Leona Cook of Dayton.
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This year's theme:
Celebrate 125
Years of Dayton
Attention Parade Lovers! If you like to strut your stuff right
down the main street, you are in luck. Dayton is now
making plans for another Old Timer's Parade sponsored by
the City of Dayton with the help of the Dayton Chamber.
You have a unique opportunity this July 30th - come be a
part of the Dayton Old Timer's Parade.
Dayton is celebrating its 125th anniversary. Don't
miss all the fun activities planned for this weekend.
Preregistration is appreciated, but !~st-minute entries
are always welcome. The parade isSaturday, July 30th.
Check in with the parade manager at the staging area
(the high school grandstand on 9th street) by 4:15 pm
to be included in the judging
Parade line up begins at 3:00 pm. Judging will begin at
4:15 pm. The procession starts at 5:00 pm. Trophies,
1st, 2nd, and 3rd place ribbons, as well as participation
ribbons will be awarded.
The Dayton parade is held in conjunction with Dayton's
atmual Old Timer's Weekend on July 29th - 3 lth. Come
join us by entering our parade and be a part of the fun.
If you wish to participate, please fill out the entry located at
the bottom of this page and return it to:
Dayton Old Timer'sEntries may also be dropped
Festival of Fun off at the Dayton City Hall, or
P.O. Bt : 237 The Dayton Tribune.
Dayton, OR 97114
For information on the Dayton Old Timer's Parade,
contact:
Penny Kennen at 503-864-3376 or
Sue Hollis at Dayton City Hall,
503-864-2221.
Name of entry, group, or organization
Mailing address
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Cln,~ns: [] Adults [] Children
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[] Post 1950: make model
[] Classic: make model
Trucks: [] Pickups: make model
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Motorcycles: [] make model
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