APRIL 8, 2016, KEIZERTIMES, PAGE A11
Fundraisers on tap in
April for MHS senior night
McNary’s fi rst class
planning 50th reunion
The 50th year reunion of
McNary High School’s fi rst
graduating class has been set
for July 15 to 17. The
class numbered about
250 and were com-
prised of students
who moved from
North Salem High
School and Keizer
students.
Events during the three day
reunion will include golf, and a
barbecue at the Dye House at
the Mission Mill in Salem with
students from the 1966 class of
North Salem High School.
The reunion dinner will be
held at McNary Res-
taurant and Lounge;
the event winds up
with a tour of McNary
High School.
The deadline for
registering for the re-
union of McNary’s
fi rst graduating class is June 1.
Visit www.mcnaryhs66.com
for information and registra-
tion information.
Small businesspeople can
register for Lemonade Day
Registration is ongoing of booths for Lemonade Day 2016.
Lemonade Day, a national organization, teaches grade- and mid-
dle-school students how to be an entrepreneur by planning and
managing a lemonade stand alone or with their friends. The fi rst
Lemonade Day was held here in 2014.
The May 1 Lemonade Day is being organized by the Salem-
Keizer Education Foundation. There are expected to be hundreds
of stands on that day throughout the two cities. Some of the kids
are planning to set up their booths at high traffi c retail locations,
others in their neighborhood.
Participants agree to share a third of their revenues with a
charity of their choice, save a third for their education and spend
a third as mad money.
Registration is now open. Visit salemkeizer.lemonadeday.org
for information. Deadline is the last week in April.
Two fundraisers are taking place to help fund the annual Mc-
Nary Senior Grad Party.
One is a McNary Seniors vs. Teachers basketball game. Billed
as a fi ght to the bitter end, this event takes place Friday, April 8
starting at 7 p.m. in the McNary High School gym.
MHS seniors will be challenging teachers in a basketball
showdown. Tickets are $5 for adults, $3 for students and free for
children age 5 and under.
The other fundraiser is the annual geranium sales, which end
on April 15.
The all-night drug- and alcohol-free senior grad party takes
place June 10 at the Battlecreek Courthouse Athletic Club.
Salem Health scholarship
Submitted photo
Cavell named as
player of the year
The Salem Sports & Breakfast Club recognized the senior
basketball players of the year and the two-time state cham-
pion South Salem girls basketball team at its meeting April 1.
Harry Cavell of McNary High School is the senior athlete
of the year for boys basketball. Harry, a team captain, played
shooting guard for the Celtics. For the season, he averaged 16
points, eight rebounds, four assists and two steals per game.
Harry was named fi rst team all-Greater Valley Conference
as a junior and was the GVC Player of the Year as a senior. He
has been selected to play in this year’s Oregon vs. Washington
game.
Applications are now avail-
able for the Salem Hospital
Foundation scholarship for
half-time or full-time students
in medically-related fi elds of
study.
All applicants must live in
Marion or Polk County or be
a current employee or immedi-
ate family member of a current
employee at Salem Hospital,
must have applied to a col-
lege in their fi eld of healthcare
study and must have completed
all prerequisite classes before
applying for this scholarship.
Visit www.salemhealth.org/
scholarships and click on the
Salem Hospital Foundation
Scholarship link. Applications
must be postmarked by May 10
to be considered.
Final selections will be an-
nounced by June 30. If you
have any questions, please con-
tact the Salem Hospital Foun-
dation offi ce at 503-561-5576.
death notice
James Powell
Nov. 30, 1962-
March 31, 2016
No services at his request.
Assisting the family is Virgil T.
Golden Funeral Service.