The Backyard In Blooms Tour

Women’s Division Dumas Moore County Chamber of Commerce

The Backyard in Blooms Tour

Friday, July 8, 2011 6-8pm

Only $6 a ticket to explore the Beautiful yards of Moore County!  Each ticket you purchase automatically enters you into the raffle.  Additional tickets can be bought during the tour for $1 each.

Tickets can be purchased at the following locations:

Moore County Chamber of Commerce & Visitor Center

The Garden Center    Dumas Lumber   Fun Family Fitness        Houlette Realty  Dumas Physical Therapy     Itsy Bitsy Bling

                 Moore County Campus  Amarillo College        

       

Click here to have a booth at the 4th of July

WORLD’S CHAMPIONSHIP MUD VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT ENTRY FORM Click here to read more about the Mud Volleyball Tournament and print form to turn into the Chamber of Dumas/Moore County.  Call the Chamber for more information about the 4th of July Celebration at 806-935-2123.

outdoor burn bans

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I think it was the 4th of July

4th of July Celebration

Friday, July 4th

*All Events in McDade Park in Dumas*

8:00 A.M.
World’s Championship Mud Volleyball Tournament
(visit the Chamber to enter 1901 S. Dumas Ave.)


11 A.M.
Vendor Booths Open & Entertainment Kicks Off!!
(visit the Chamber if you wish to be a vendor)
*Chamber’s Hamburger Stand Opens*
* Games all afternoon*


4 P.M.
Recognition Ceremony
*Active Duty Personnel*
*Retired Armed Services Veterans*
*Fire Departments*
*Police Departments*
*Sheriff’s Office*
*EMT’s*
*First Responders*
*Dept. of Public Safety*
*Paramedics*
*Ambulance Personnel*

*Dispatchers*

Dogie Days Supports Children Going To Texas Lions Camp

Our local Lions Club and the District Lions provide transportation to Texas Lions Camp each year so that area children may benefit from the the Camp. Texas Lions Camp is located in Kerrville, Texas and District 2T-1 finds and sends children that would benefit from these services. Deana Houlette has been serving as Dumas Noon Lions Club's coordinator for the past two years and is seen here helping to get kids off to Kerrville. This bus left on Fathers'day, June 19th. If you know someone who could benefit from this camp for next year contact Deana Houlette at Work - 935-2863 or Home - 935-3985.

The primary purpose of the Camp is to provide, without charge, a camp for physically disabled,
hearing/vision impaired, and diabetic children from the State of Texas, regardless of race, religion, or national origin.

The goal is to provide an atmosphere wherein campers will learn the "Can Do" philosophy and be allowed to achieve maximum personal growth and self-esteem.
The Texas Lions Camp is recognized as a non-profit corporation, under section 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Service Code. The Camp is accredited by the American Camping Association, and is licensed by the Texas Department of Health.

History The Texas Lions Camp was chartered in 1949 in response to the terrible polio
epidemic that forever changed the lives of so many Texas children. Since that time, the
Texas Lions Camp has dynamically changed to include children who have all manner and
 types of physical disabilities, diabetes and cancer. Today, we are serving more children
 than at anyother time in our history. Over 1,500 children per summer attend Texas Lions Camp.

For more information about Texas Lions Camp you can go to the Dumas Noon Lions Club
website at www.dumasnoonlions.com

bike ride

If you were not at the Midway on Wednesday you missed out on food, games, rides and fellowship.  To see more pictures visit the Dumas Noon Lions Club Facebook Page

The Dumas Noon Lions Club and the City of Dumas have been working hard to get the Midway and all of Lions Club's Midway games ready for YOU!  They hope to see you this Wednesday night starting at 6 P.M.

They hope you will come out and get one of their famous Dogie Days Burgers, Curley Fries and maybe a Rooster Egg.  This is the Lion's 65th year of doing Dogie Days so go on out and help them celebrate.

Traffic was held up on HWY 287 due to a car being on fire early Saturday evening.  Emergency personnel responded immediately and kept the fire contained to the car.  Surrounding land and grass never caught on fire due to the quick response of the Dumas Fire Department.

City Of Dumas Garbage Truck Had Fire Inside

Thursday, June 2nd was not work as usual for Victor Trejo, driver for Solid Waste Department.  Somehow when making his daily residential rounds Victor pick up more than just trash.  Just before 11 a.m. Victor called his Supervisor, Judy Pendley to let her know there was a fire in his garbage truck.  Judy told him to try to make it back to the landfill so he could dump it.  Supervisor Judy Pendley then called the Fire Department and told them Trejo was on his way back.  The garbage truck turned the corner of Dumas Ave. and 19th Street just making it past the Dumas Nursing home when the fire caused him to have to pull over.

Dumas City Police were right behind the City truck blocking off traffic when the Dumas Fire Department arrived.  The Fire Department had Victor Trejo open the back of the truck so they could put out the fire.
The fire was put out but trash was on the ground and it took the city until 1 p.m. to clean up the debris and open 19th Street to traffic again.

Judy Pendley, Supervisor for the Solid Waste and Recycling Department said that this isn't the first time something like this has happen.  "The cause of the fire could be any number of things", says Judy, "from chemicals to even charcoals being put into the dumpsters".

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Come To The 580 On Tuesday And Wednesday For

Keeping with the spirt of Summer and Family the Five Eighty Restaurant is having Family Movie Night. Tuesday and Wednesday nights you order 5 burgers or 5 sandwiches for just $35.00. (only $7 per person). This special also includes a bowl of popcorn for your fun family night. Next week movie is Transformers.

Chamber Hosts Parade

Each year, the Chamber takes on the task of running the Dogie Days Parade for the Dumas Noon Lions Club.  Dogie Days takes place June 8, 9,10,11.  The parade is Saturday June 11.  Over 120 entries marched down Dumas Avenue at last year's parade.  The number of entries this year are expected to be higher.  Parade categories to be judged are churches; youth athletics; commercial floats; clubs and civic organizations; all vehicles and equestrian groups.  Cash prizes will be awarded to Best of Show, Best of Theme and Most Original.  The monetary awards are $100 each.  Theme for the parade is "How the West was Fun".

Dogie Days opens June 8 at McDade Park with the first night of the carnival and midway.  June 9 is the BBQ which starts at 11 a.m.  The carnival and midway are open each night during Dogie Days.  Saturday, June 11 begins with the parade at 11 a.m.  The carnival and midway opens at noon.  That evening the drawing for a 2011 Ford Mustang Convertible will take place at 9:00 p.m.

For more information on the parade call the Chamber at 806-935-2123.