PAGE A6, KEIZERTIMES, FEBRUARY 27, 2015
Keizer couple celebrates 60 years
MURAL,
continued from Page A1
Dolores and
Gary Young
celebrated
their 60th
anniversary
Thursday,
Feb. 26.
KEIZERTIMES/
Lyndon A. Zaitz
Dolores (nee Haeger) and Gary Young of
Keizer celebrated their 60th wedding anniver-
sary this week. The couple were married Feb.
26, 1955, at the First Presbyterian Church in
Arcata, Calif.
The best man at the wedding was the
groom’s brother Steve; the maid of honor was
the bride’s sister Darlene Haeger.
The Youngs have three children (Athena,
Anthony and Arlene Janusch) and four grand-
children (Lani Newell, Max Janusch, Eli Ja-
nusch and Ryan Swinford).
Dolores worked in school libraries for the
Salem-Keizer School District; Gary retired af-
ter a career in the trucking industry. He owned
a restaurant in Keizer in the 1960s; he was
member of the Keizer Merchants Association
(now the Keizer Chamber of Commerce) and
a charter member of both the Keizer Elks and
the Keizer Rotary clubs.
When asked what he had learned after 60
years of marriage Gary said, “Nothing,” except
how fortunate he is.
hops, strawberries and irises.
A river would go through the
center of the mural. Children
will be able to do handprints
directly on the wall, with old-
er children helping with the
rest of the painting. A profes-
sional artist would be called
upon to do up-close inserts of
the various items.
Christopher said it could
range from one artist doing
all the inserts to artists doing
one each. Those interested are
asked to attend a meeting in
council chambers at Keizer
Civic Center on March 31
at 6 p.m. After that meeting,
those interested will have 30
days to submit their designs.
By that time, a compensation
amount should be known.
“We want it to be a com-
munity project,” Hagen said.
“We will be asking for some
money to do this, but if some-
one can’t pay that won’t pre-
vent them from participating.
We want to try to include ev-
eryone, of all ages. The hand-
prints will be one of the fi rst
things and will be done di-
rectly on the wall. The num-
ber depends on how much
KEIZERTIMES/Craig Murphy
(Above) Lore Christopher, Jill Hagen and Don Lebold show
what a mural would look like at Town and Country Lanes.
(Below) An up-close look at the proposed mural design.
space we end up having. Old-
er kids could do other parts.”
Much of the painting
would be done by high school
students, as envisioned by Ha-
gen and Christopher.
“We will do a call to art-
ists for the up-close inserts,”
Hagen said. “The professionals
would do only the inserts.”
Hagen noted her original
design will have to be altered
somewhat since the wall is so
long.
“It’s a very long, narrow
space we’re talking about,”
she said. “The design was not
made for a long, narrow space.
It will have to be stretched
out.”
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