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PAGE 4 m THE DAYTON TRIBUNE DAYTONI OR 97114 m THURSDAYI JUNE 2003
musicians visit
Several Dayton students and their teacher who at-
members what the students participated in at the musical that provided helmets for all youngsters in the school dis-
festivals, trict as part of a safety program.
The local musicians played and sang with otherThe next Chamber meeting will be July 14 at the
groups as well as attending musical seminars and other Dayton Fire Hall. Everyone is welcome.
learning courses relating to different musical forums.
In other business the Chamber read Thank You notes
tended and performed at the Music in May and at Bremer- from the different organizations the group had helped with
ton, Wash visited the Dayton Chamber at their regular funding in recent weeks, including the musical programs.
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meeting Monday, June 9. The Chamber had donated funds
Thank you notes were also received from the Dayton
to help local students attend the musical events. Pictures
school's "Do Right Program" which receives monthly do-
and tapes were brought by the group to show Chamber nations from the Chamber and the Think First program
Th,s year's theme: 003 '} **
Chan es in Time' ,
Attention Parade Lovers! If you like to strut your stuff fight Preregistration is appr~cmt,ut ast-rmnute entries 1
down' the main street, you are in lucl:. Dayton is now are always welcome. The parade is Saturday, July 26th.
making plans for another Old Timer's Parade sponsored by Check in with the parade manager at the staging area
the Dayton Chamber and the City of Dayton. You have a (the high school grandstand on 9th street) by 3:15 pm ii
uniqueopportunity this July 26th - to be included in the judging.
TWO PARADES IN ONE DAY! II
You can be a part of the Newberg Old Fashioned Days Parade line up begins at 2:00 pm. Judging will begin at I
Parade held in Newberg at 10:00 and then come over to be 3:15 pro. The procession starts at 4:00 pm. Trophies,
a paxT, of the Dayton Old Timer's Parade. Judging starts at 1 st, 2nd, and 3rd place ribbons, as well as participation l
3:15. ribbons will be awarded. II
Dr-
By Debbie Lien, Librarian
Summer vacation is almost here, and that means
Summer Reading Program at the Mary Gilkey Library
will be starting soon. Our theme this year is Read! Dis-
cover! Explore! Our programs will begin June 25 and run
through July 30. The weekly programs will be held on
Wednesdays from 2:00 to 3:30. There are three perform-
ers and an author visit scheduled. Our annual end of pro-
gram Luau Party will be held on July 30 and awards and
prizes will be given out.
We have a great line-up of performers scheduled. The
always popular Mad Science will start our programming
on July 2, followed by a visit from Oregon author Roland
Smith on July 9. On July 16 juggler Tom Yahner will en-
tertain us and finally on July 23 storyteller Alton Chung
will keep us enthralled with his wonderful stories.
Our program is open to kids kindergarten through
grade 6. Applications are available at the Mary Gilkey Li-
brary at the Dayton City Hall, located at 416 Ferry Street.
For more information, please call us at 503-864-2221.
Commissioners to host
The Dayton parade is held in conjunction with Dayton's For information on the Newberg Old Fashioned Days
annual Old Timer's Weekend on July 26th - 28th. Come join Parade, contact:
us by entering our parade and be a part of the fun. Mike Boyes at 503-538-9455
1
If you wish to participate, please flU out the entry located at For information on the Dayton Old Timer's Parade, II
the bottom of this page and return it to: contact:
Penny Kennen at 503.864-3376 or II
Dayton Chamber Entries may also be dropped Sue Hollis at Dayton City Hall, II
P.O. Box 237 off at the Dayton City Hall, or 503-864-2221.
Dayton, OR 97114 The Dayton Tribune. II
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Children's Division Miscellaneous
Floats: []Commercial[] Non-Profit [] Band
Horses: .E] Mounted [] Wagons [] Marching Group
Clowns: [] Adults [] Children [] Farm Equipment
Cars: [] Pre 1960: make model [] Novelty
[] Post 1950: make model []
[] Classic: make: model
' finance work session
I
The Yamhill County Board of Commissioners is
sponsoring a Small Business Finance Work Session next
Wednesday, June 18 at 2:30 pm. The session will be held
in Room 32 of the Yamhill County Courthouse, 535 NE
5th Street, McMinnville.
Two business finance professionals will describe vari-
ous financing programs available to Yamhill County
businesses.
John Safstrom from the Mid-Willamette Council of
Governments (COG) will explain the commonly used gov-
ernment finance programs. These federal, state, and local
financial incentives are designed to help companies expand
or start new ventures by making low interest loans or loan
guarantees. COG's services to business include: loan
packaging and assistance services for all government loan
programs at a single location and assistance with obtainin(-
financing from private sector lenders.
Mary Smith from Cascades West Financial Services
will explain the "micro-loan" program, which is also
available to start-up businesses and the SBA 504 loan pro-
gram for more mature companies.
For more information call the Courthouse at
503-434-7501.
Yamhill County Commissioners are Kathy George,
Leslie Lewis and Mary P. Stern.
Trucks: [] Pickups: mal(e model [] Miscellaneous
Fire Trucks: []Pre 1945 [] Post 1945
Motorcycles: [] make model
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