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Saturday, March 21 st McNary vocalists past: Register
9 am - 6 pm
to take part in Legacy Concert
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Station, on the other side of the kiosk honoring Marie Dorion.
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On Sunday, May 17, the McNary High
School Fine Arts Department is hoping to
present the McNary Legacy Concert, celebrat-
ing McNary’s 50th Anniversary and honoring
Alice Rose Jones, the school’s first and longest-
serving choir director.
The event will feature the Alice Rose Jones
Heritage Choir, a tour-de-force ensemble of
graduates from 1965-2014. Jones will be pres-
ent and will be conducting several numbers
with the expected large reunion choir.
Graduates of McNary who sang in the choir
program during high school, can go to mc-
naryfinearts.org/legacy-choir to sign up for
the event.
It is important that persons interested in par-
ticipating complete the interest form website
so that the program, school and school district
can commit to hosting the performance. By
filling out the interest form, participants help
guarantee the event will be produced.
Once the participation minimum has been
met, those interested will be directed to a reg-
istration page with a link to pay for a participa-
tion fee to cover music and hosting fees.
If confirmed, music will be mailed April 1
and part-learning audio tracks will be posted
on YouTube April 15.
Lodges help on a DARE
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The Keizer and Salem Elks Lodges presented a $5,334.56 check to the DARE program Saturday,
March 14. From left: Blake Whitson (Salem lodge); Jan Sloan, secretary (Salem lodge); ChrisAnn
Anderson (DARE chair, Keizer lodge); DARE officer Craig Seidel (Salem police); Elroy the Elk,
official mascot; Lisa Pinter, exalted ruler, Salem lodge; Ben Adams, exalted ruler, Keizer lodge and
Wayne Hartman, Keizer lodge chair of the board.
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AWARE Club is holding
an event called In Plain Sight
Tuesday, April 7.
Local experts will weigh in
on the problem of human traf-
ficking and how individuals
can get involved to help pre-
vent it and assist in recovery
for victims. Speakers include
representatives from Center
for Hope and Safety, Mult-
nomah County Sheriff ’s Of-
fice, Marion County Crime
Victims Advocacy, Compas-
sion First and Survivor.
The AWARE Club focuses
on raising awareness concern-
ing issues of human traffick-
ing.
Financial donations and
discarded cell phones will be
accepted for the Center of
Hope and Safety. Interpreters
will be present for the event.
The event is rated PG-13,
but students in grades eight
through 12 are invited along
with their parents.
Follow the
Keizertimes on:
www.HomeBuildersAssociation.org
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Shoes being collected
at Countryside Church
for mission trip to Haiti
Countryside
Christian
Church in Keizer conducted a
shoe collection drive recently,
but shoes are still being col-
lected.
The church had a drive
March 7 at the Keizer Albert-
sons (soon to become a Hag-
gen) on River Road North to
raise funds for a mission trip
to Haiti in July.
The group Funds2Orgs
purchased shoes, with church
members using those funds to
finance the trip. Proceeds from
shoe sales are used to feed,
clothe and house families in
places such as Haiti, Honduras
and other nations in Central
America and Africa.
Shoes will continue to be
collected at the church, locat-
ed at 5775 McLeod Lane NE
in Keizer, through April 1.
For more information con-
tact Monica Girod at Coun-
tryside Christian Church,
at 503-540-1989 or email:
info@countrysidechristian-
church.org.
Keizer theatre troupe
slates 2015 season
Keizer Homegrown Theatre recently announced is slate of
productions for 2015.
In May, the troupe will premiere Always Patsy Cline, written
by Ted Swindley. The play, based on actual events, follows the
country singer’s unlikely friendship with a fan that continued
for many years through letter writing.
The show will open Iris Festival weekend, May 14-16, and
continue the following weekend, May 21-23. The location has
not been set.
The company’s fourth annual Shakespeare in the Park pro-
duction this summer will be A Midsummer Night’s Dream. The
play is the Bard’s take on romantic comedy as characters fall in
and out of love during the course of a weekend. Auditions are
set for May 23 from noon to 2 p.m. at the Keizer Civic Center
Gazebo.
KHT’s final show of the year will be Doubt, A Parable by John
Patrick Shanley. The drama, which tells the story of a priest sus-
pected of illicit behavior, is less about scandal than the pitfalls of
moral certainty. Shanley won the Pulitzer Prize for his script in
2005. The show went on to win a Tony Award.
For more information, or to volunteer, go to www.keizer-
homegrowntheatre.org
