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NOVEMBER 6, 2015, KEIZERTIMES, PAGE A13 Ex-McNary coach headed Walking with KFD to Oregon Hall of Fame Oregon basketball coach- ing legend Mike Doherty, whose 1967-68 McNary High School team won the school’s fi rst state champion- ship, will be inducted into the Oregon Sports Hall of Fame. The induction ceremony is Thursday, Nov. 19 at the Multnomah Athletic Club in Portland. The Oregon Sports Hall of Fame honors Oregon ath- letes, teams, coaches and oth- ers who have made a signifi - cant contribution to sports in Oregon. Upon his induction, Doherty will become the fi fth coach of Oregon boys bas- ketball to be honor, joining Nick Robertson (699 wins in 41 years), Dick Gray (560 wins in 38 years) and James Torson and John Warren, who coached boys basketball be- fore moving on to the colle- giate ranks. In 1965, Doherty was the fi rst boys basketball coach hired at the newly established McNary High School. Dur- ing four seasons, his teams compiled a win-loss record of 57-40, winning two league championships and the 1968 state championship. The 1968 Celtics, with a 21-6 record, were the fi rst in Oregon since 1928 to win a state champi- onship during a school’s fi rst state tournament appearance. When he retired in 2012 following his 50th season, Doherty’s Oregon high school coaching record stood at 850- 390, the most wins ever by a coach of Oregon prep basket- ball and fi fth largest for wins in the western United States. In 2002, he was induct- ed into the National High School Athletic Coaches As- sociation Hall of Fame, and in 2007, was named National Coach of the Year by the Na- tional Federation of High School Coaches Association. Ready for small business Saturday? KEIZERTIMES/Craig Murphy Saturday, Nov. 28 has been proclaimed as Small Business Saturday around the country, including here in Keizer. Mayor Cathy Clark (left) read the proclamation during Monday’s Keizer City Council meeting and handed a copy of it to Rick Day, owner of Advantage Precast in Keizer. KEIZERTIMES/Craig Murphy Ask Mr. Trash ©1986 Q. Can I put plastic bags into the big blue recycle cart? A. Sorry, plastic bags cannot go into the blue cart because they get tangled in the sorting equipment and cause major delays. TRY THESE HELPFUL IDEAS INSTEAD: • Use them to tie-off odorous garbage before tossing into garbage cart • Re-use them or, if possible, recycle them at the store that you got them from. • Call the RECYCLE HOTLINE (503) 390-4000 for other possible recycling locations. • Ask your store to bag your purchases in paper instead. Oregon law gives you the choice! Serving Keizer for Nearly 50 years! LOREN'S SANITATION & RECYCLING SERVICE, INC. 503.393.2262 VA L L E Y RECYCLING & DISPOSAL, INC. crossword 503.585.4300 The Keizer Fire District had a light turnout for its fi rst ever Walk with a Firefi ghter Tuesday, Nov. 3. Participants can meet up with KFD personnel at Panera Bread in Keizer Station every Tuesday at 10 a.m. Library adds book drop The Keizer Community Library has added a secure book drop outside its doors at the Keizer Heritage Cen- ter. The box is for returning books and other media when the library itself is closed. Long-time library volun- teer George Bachik rolled up his sleeves, put his carpentry skills to work and created a custom book drop. “The Board of Directors of Keizer Community Li- brary expressed a need for a secure way patrons could re- turn books when the library is closed. I volunteered to build a lockable ‘drop box.’ I used the Heritage Center building as inspiration for the design,” said Bachik “It was a rewarding way to volunteer.” “We could have pur- chased a ready-made drop box for hundreds of dollars,” said Library Board President Daisy Santana Hickman. “But George came up with a custom product that not only saved limited resources, but also refl ects our location at the Heritage Center and showcases Keizer’s volunteer Fall special! 5 lessons for $ 85 Ruth Sonnenschein AT UPTOWN MUSIC Piano & Voice Lessons Wednesdays & Thursdays Morning hours available CALL 503- 983- 3092 or 503- 393-4437 spirit.” Library hours are Monday through Thursday, 1 to 7 p.m.; Friday, 1 to 4 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; and Sunday, 1 to 4 p.m. The all-volunteer library is seeking additional community volunteers. For information, contact the li- brary, 503-390-2370, or visit the library’s website, www. keizerlibrary.org. Keizer Heritage Center is located at 980 Chemawa Rd. N.E. Bazaar at MHS Nov. 14 McNary High School is hosting its annual Holiday Ba- zaar Saturday, Nov. 14. The event, which runs from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., is a fun- draiser for the Celtic robotics team and other school clubs. McNary is located at 595 Chemawa Road N.E Member spotlight Diagnostic Imaging of Salem Diagnostic Imaging of Salem (DIOS), strives to be recognized as the premier medical imaging provider in the mid-Willamette Valley. The Keiz- er Chamber of Commerce is pleased to have them listed as our members. It’s a pleasure to work with Diagnostic Imaging of Salem, where the customer is always treated to a comfortable environment. “Diagnostic Imaging of Salem is cost effec- tive, zero co-pay and accepting of most insur- Rob Sloan ances”, says LanDonyé Sloan (aka Rob), mar- keting manager. Rob wants customers to know they will be treated to a friendly and comfortable experience. There are seven sub-specialty trained radiologists on staff at DIOS. Diagnostic Imaging of Salem has the only high-yield open MRI in the valley, digital mammography, safe CT scans with low dose radiation, digital x-ray, DEXA, cutting edge ultrasound and out-patient fl uoroscopy. The company is privately owned by the radiologist here in Salem. Rob wants the community to know, “You as a patient have a choice to select where you get your imaging done, and we are a compassionate company with friendly staff and a very comfortable facility, once you visit us you may never want to go elsewhere.” Rob Sloan is an active member of the Keizer Chamber of Commerce. Originally from Nashville, Rob and his wife now reside in Salem, and have three children, ages 11, 14 and 17. If you have questions or concerns about you next imaging session, give Rob a call. LanDonyé “Rob” Sloan Marketing Manager Diagnostic Imaging of Salem 1165 Union St. N.E. 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