JANUARY 5, 2018, KEIZERTIMES, PAGE A3
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OREGON STATE FAIRGROUNDS
(JACKMAN-LONG BUILDING)
Friday, January 12
11am – 7pm
Saturday, January 13 10 am – 7pm
Sunday, January 14
10 am – 5pm
Submitted photo
Rick and Claudia Nelson and Lisa and Jerry Walker took their Keizertimes on a recent trip to
Cooperstown, New York and a visit to the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Ron Boucher, Paula and
Randy Moseley and Carol
Coley took their Keizertimes
with them on a trip to view
the eclipse back in August
2017.
You too can have your photo
in the Keizertimes. Simply
take the paper to your
destination, snap a picture
with you and your group
holding it, and send the
photo along with everyone’s
fi rst and last names to kt@
keizertimes.com.
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Amber Sweeney,
leadership teach-
er at Whiteaker
Middle
School
and choir direc-
tor Andy Thomas
present a $2,100
check to Danielle
Bethel for the
Keizer Network
of Women at a
holiday assembly
on Dec. 15.
KEIZERTIMES/
Derek Wiley
Troop 121 offers tree recycling
Keizer Boy Scout Troop
121 will be offering Christ-
mas tree recycling Saturday,
Jan. 6, and Sunday, Jan 7.
Trees can be dropped off at
Keizer U.S. Bank, 5110 River
Road N. from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Pick-up in Keizer and
North Salem can also be ar-
ranged from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
on both days by calling or tex-
ting 503-877-HAUL.
The suggested donation
is $10 for pick-up or $5 for
drop-off.
For more information, go
to www.keizertroop121.com.
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