SEPTEMBER 14, 2018, KEIZERTIMES, PAGE A3
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Keizer Fire, Elks remember Sept. 11
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KEIZERTIMES/Derek Wiley
A: Keizer Fire Chief Jeff
Cowan gives his thoughts and
refl ections on Tuesday, Sept. 11.
B: Keizer Elk Bruce Plummer
lowers a fl ag to half-
mast during a ceremony
commemorating 9/11 at the
Keizer Elks Lodge.
C: A member of the Keizer
Police Department Honor
Guard holds the American
Flag.
D: Memorial Wreath
E: McNary High School JROTC
student Alexis Liner sings The
Star Spangled Banner.
F: Greg Terhune, Keizer Fire
District Chaplain, gives the
invocation.
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McNary Band & Colorguard
Wants to extend a great THANK YOU to the Keizer community for its
help and support after a fi re destroyed the McNary Band and Colorguard
Fireworks Stand outside Countryside Chrisitan Church in July.
We could not have had a successful year after such a disasterous event
without your help. Thank you for supporting us this year and every
year and we always strive to make the Keizer community proud.
Thank you also for your support during the 2018 Band Day with your
donations of bottles, cans and money.
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