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Today in History
Elvis Presley receives a polio vaccination on national TV.
This single event is credited with raising immunization
levels in the United States from 0.6% to over 80% in just
six months.
— Oct. 28, 1956
Food 4 Thought
“Truth is like the sun. You can shut it out for a time, but it
ain’t goin’ away.
— Elvis Presley
The Month Ahead
Friday, October 28
Log House Garden and Oregon Food Truck Association are
sponsoring Truck or Treat from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Admittance
fee is $4 for adults, $10 for families, and free for kids 12 and
under. Located at 5655 Windsor Island Road.
Saturday, October 29
The Historic Elsinore Theatre presents Philippines
Historama Perfomance. 5 p.m. Tickets $25-$100. 170 High
Street SE. 503-375-3574. elsinoretheatre.org.
Bowser’s Boo Bash. Dance, eat, sip and help raise money
for Willamette Humane Society, with live and silent action,
5p.m. Keizer Civic Center, 930 Chemawa Road NE. $70
until Oct 21 $80 after. 503-585-5900 whs4pets.org.
Sunday, October 30
The Salem Concert Band, Fall 2016 concert, performs
Fiesta at Willamette University in Hudson Hall, 3 p.m.
Tickets: $20 reserved, $15 general, $5 for students. 503-
362-0485 or www.salemconcertband.org.
Enlightened Theatrics presents back to back screenings of
Hocus Pocus at 2 p.m. and The Exorcist at 7 p.m. at Salem’s
Historic Grand Theatre, 191 High Street N.E. Tickets are
$5. 503-585-3427 or BoxOffi ce@Enlightened Theatrics.
org.
Saturday, November 5
The Salem Concert Band, Fall 2016 concert, performs
Fiesta at Central High School Auditorium in Independence
7 p.m. Tickets: $20 reserved, $15 general, $5 for students.
503-362-0485 or www.salemconcertband.org
Halloween is a night of
scares and candy, but did you
know that falls are the leading
cause of injury among trick or
treaters?
Parents can help prevent
children from becoming in-
jured on Halloween by fol-
lowing these safety tips from
the American Academy of
Pediatrics, the Centers for
Disease Control and Preven-
tion, and the National Safety
Council.
Children should:
• Go only to well-lit houses
and remain on porches rather
than entering houses.
• Travel in small groups and
be accompanied by an adult.
• Know their phone num-
bers and carry a cell phone for
an emergency phone call.
• Carry a note in their
pocket with their name and
address.
• Bring treats home before
eating them so parents can in-
spect them.
• When using costume
knives and swords, ensure they
are fl exible, not rigid or sharp.
When walking in neigh-
borhoods, they should:
• Use fl ashlights, stay on
sidewalks if available, and
avoid crossing yards.
• Cross streets at the corner,
use crosswalks if available, and
don’t cross between parked
As part of the centen-
nial celebration of the Keizer
School building, the Keizer
Heritage Center is holding
an All Class Reunion on Sat-
urday, Nov. 12.
The organizers of the
All Class Reunion is seek-
ing and inviting anyone who
was a student at any time at
The Keizer Art Association
encourages artists to submit
entries to the Black, White and
Gray Show. Children ages 4 to
14 are also welcome to enter.
Entries to the show must
be black, white and/or gray,
Tony’s Kingdom of Com-
ics, 3856 River Road N., will
be celebrating Horrorween
Saturday, Oct. 29, with free
comics, live music and the
Cherry City Bombers.
Visitors to the shop will re-
ceive two free comics during
the store hours of 11 a.m. to 8
p.m. Bringing along donations
for the Marion-Polk Food
Share will get you more free
Wolverines take stand
acainst bullyinc
Election Day.
Friday, November 11 – Saturday, November 19
Willamette University’s Theatre Department presents
Perception/Reality, a dance concert exploring the themes
of Shakespeare in M. Lee Pelton Theatre. Performances
are 7:30 p.m. Thursdays-Saturdays; Matinees at 2 p.m. on
Nov. 13 and 19. Tickets range from $8 to $12. wutheatre.
com.
Saturday, November 12
Keizer All-School Reunion. All students, teachers and
employees of the old Keizer School are invited, 1-4 p.m.,
980 Chemawa Rd. NE. 504-393-9660.
Millstream Knitting Guild meets at Arrowhead Mobile Park
Community Center, 5422 Portland Road N.E. in Salem,10
a.m. to noon. New members welcome, $24 membership
per year. For more information, visit millstreamknitting.
wordpress.com.
Saturday, November 12 – Sunday, November 13
Willamette University and The Willamette Master Chorus
presents its annual Veterans Concerts, Saturday at 7:30
p.m. or Sunday at 3:00 p.m. in Hudson Hall.
Friday, November 18
The Historic Elsinore Theatre presents, Candlebox in
concert. 7:30 p.m. Tickets $20/27-Door $25-32. 170 High
Street SE. 503-375-3574. elsinoretheatre.org.
the school as well as former
teachers and staff.
If you were a teacher or
principal at Keizer School
when it sat at the corner of
River and Chemawa Roads in
downtown Keizer, the Keizer
Heritage Foundation wants
you to be part of this event
that helps mark the 100th
birthday of the building.
Contact the Keizer Heri-
tage Foundation at 503-393-
9660 or Lyndon Zaitz, the
foundation president, at 503-
930-1860.
The Keizer School build-
ing was taken out of use in
1987. It was purchased by
the Keizer Heritage Founda-
including the matting and
frame. The intake for all en-
tries is Nov. 2 from 3 p.m. to
7 p.m.
The reception for all of the
artists will be held on Nov. 5
from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Wine
and appetizers will be served,
and there will also be a raffl e
for many fun items. Awards
will also be presented at this
time.
The public is invited to at-
tend.
Horrorween arrives Saturday
Willamette University’s Theatre Department presents
Overture: Music Inspired by Shakespeare, a special event
with the Willamette University Symphony Orchestra, 3
p.m. at Hudson Hall. Tickets are $15. wutheatre.com.
Tuesday, November 8
• Drive slowly.
• Watch for children in the
street and on medians.
• Exit driveways and alley-
Black, White and Gray show takes shape
All Haydn Concert at Saint Paul’s Episcopal Church, 1444
Liberty St SE at 4 p.m. stpaulsoregon.org 503-362-3661.
The Second Winds Community Band along with Linfi eld
College Concert Band and Second Winds Jazz Band
directed by Mark Williams and Dr. Joan Paddock present
I Remember Vietnam, featuring the world premier of
“Emblems of Sacrifi ce” by Dr. Kevin Walczyk. 3:00 p.m.,
at Mcminnville Community Center (600 NE Evans St,
McMinnville, OR 97128). Admission is free. For more
information go to www.secondwinds.org.
KEIZERTIMES/Ameya Howald
Elijah Montoya carves a pumpkin at the Keizer Heritace Cen-
ter’s Halloween nicht Thursday, Oct. 20.
ways carefully.
• Have children get out of
cars on the curbside, not the
traffi c side.
Keizer School alums, teachers get in touch
lookinc back
in the KT
Sunday, November 6
cars.
• Stop at all corners and
stay together in a group be-
fore crossing.
• Wear clothing that is
bright, refl ective, and fl ame
retardant.
• Consider using face paint
instead of masks.
• Avoid wearing hats that
could slide over their eyes.
• Avoid wearing long,
baggy, or loose costumes or
oversized shoes to prevent
tripping.
• Always look left, right,
and left again before crossing
the street.
Parents and adults should:
• Supervise the outing for
children under age 12.
• Establish a curfew for
older children.
• Prepare homes for trick-
or-treaters by clearing porch-
es, lawns, and sidewalks and
by placing decorations away
from doorways and landings.
• Avoid giving choking
hazards such as gum, peanuts,
hard candies, or small toys as
treats to young children.
• Inspect all candy before
children eat it.
To ensure the safety of pe-
destrian trick-or-treaters, par-
ents and adults should:
• Make sure children under
age 10 are supervised as they
cross the street.
comics.
The Cherry City Bomb-
ers, owners of rat rod and cool
cars, will host their annual
Trunk or Treat in the Keizer
Village parking lot showing
off their cars and passing out
candy to visitors.
El Patrone Mexican Grill
will have $1 tacos all day and
numerous costumed heroes
and horrors will be making an
appearance.
Wire Monkey Mama, a
punk band fronted by Mc-
Nary High School teach-
ers Ryan Somerville and
Paul Shuirman, will perform
alongside other local bands.
Donations will also be col-
lected for Shriners Hospitals
for Children.
sudoku
5 YEARS AGO
About 90 Whiteaker Middle
School students sported their
anti-bullying T-shirts they made
as part of a week long effort to
curb bullying in the school.
10 YEARS AGO
Enter dicits
from 1-9 into
the blank
spaces. Every
row must
contain one
of each dicit.
So must every
column, as
must every
3x3 square.
Thief strikes as
Whiteaker football
team plays
Five
members
of
the
Whiteaker Middle School
football team lost property
to thieves who got into their
backpacks while the team was
on the fi eld.
15 YEARS AGO
Chase leads to arrest
of driver, 14
A stolen van with a 14-year-
old Keizer boy at the wheel
took police on a high speed
chase before the van crashed
into another vehicle and
came to a stop. Police said the
driver fl ed on foot but was
apprehended by Niko, a Keizer
police K-9, who knocked the
boy to the ground and held
him until offi cers caught up.
20 YEARS AGO
Man recovers from
explosion
A propane leak led to the
explosion of a motor home
parked behind relatives home
on Shady Lane. The motor
home quickly went up in
fl ames. Ken Hovenden suffered
third degree burns on his hands.
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tion and moved to its current
location on the Keizer Civic
Center campus in 1999. Af-
ter renovation the Center
became home to the Keizer
Community Library, the
Keizer Art Association and
its Enid Joy Mount Gallery,
foundation offi ces and an
event room.
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CRAFT & BOOK SALE
Saturday, November 19
8 a.m.-4 p.m.
Woodburn Estates & Golf
1776 Country Club Road
• Free cookies, coffee & tea
• Hourly door prize drawings
• Handmade treasures from 57 vendors
• Something for everyone!
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