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PAGE A2, KEIZERTIMES, NOVEMBER 2, 2018 KeizerCommunity Library adds student board member KEIZERTIMES.COM By DEREK WILEY Of the Keizertimes Angel Olmos-Lopez, a se- nior at McNary, has turned a love of reading into an oppor- tunity to volunteer. “When I was a kid, my mom always told me to put the book down and do chores instead of reading,” said Ol- mos-Lopez, who just hap- pened to drive past the Keizer Cultural Center when he was looking for somewhere to vol- unteer. “I had no idea there was a library.” Lopez worked at least four hours a week in Keizer’s Community Library over the summer, loading shelves and helping people that came in, before being asked to serve on the board in a new student position. “They took notice that I really wanted to help out so they offered me to come on to the board,” Olmos-Lopez said. “It’s been really fun, to see that I’m helping out the com- munity. It’s nice to see people’s faces light up when you help them.” Olmos-Lopez moved to Keizer from Southern Califor- nia when he was 5 years old. His dad, a baker since he was 12, and his mom, opened Fortaleza Bakery. By the time Olmos-Lopez, the oldest of fi ve kids, was 12, he was work- ing in the bakery as a cashier. “It taught me hard work and I just wanted to help out as much as I could,” Olmos-Lo- pez said. “It made me want to help other people, not just my family but my community af- ter that.” At McNary, Olmos-Lopez is on the National Honor So- ciety and co-president of the garden club. He hopes to attend Oregon State University and become a robotics engineer. “Ever since I was a kid, I al- ways wanted to make things or build,” Olmos-Lopez said. “There was this book that had this whole list of inven- tors and I found it fascinating. I really love the idea of creat- ing something that helps the world. I always wanted to do that.” KEIZERTIMES/Lyndon A. Zaitz Angel Olmos-Lopez, a senior at McNary High School, is serving on the Keizer Community Library Board in a new student position. Musical revue fundraiser 2018 Willamette Humane Society Thrift Store Nov. 9-10 at McNary High Holiday Bazaar McNary High School’s Contemporary Music Project, choir program, musical theatre class, and Whiteaker’s Musical Troop are coming together for a musical revue fundraiser. The shows, scheduled for Friday, Nov. 9 at 7 p.m. and Saturday, Nov. 10 at 2 and 7 p.m. in the Ken Collins The- ater, will consist of a wide va- riety of performances—sing- ing, dancing, bands, rappers, a preview of Grease, light show, video, and more all revolving around the theme of a positive message of coming together in hopes of a better world, so- ciety, community, homes and friendships. The music revue is a fund- raiser for a new LED mobile lighting system, projector and high quality wireless micro- phones. Tickets, $10 for adults and $8 for students, are available at mcnary-theatre.ticketleap. com/revue-come-together. To avoid a service charge fee, tickets can also be purchased by cash or check at the Mc- Nary box offi ce, Oct. 25 and 30, Nov. 1 and 5-9 from 2:20- 3:30 p.m. 2 NOW Shop our wide selection of vintage items, collectibles, holiday decor, jewelry, clothing, and so much more! Friday, Nov 9 Saturday, Nov 10 10:30 am – 6:00 pm Willamette Humane Society Thrift Store 548 High Street NE, Salem 503-362-6892 facebook.com/whsthrift THRIFT STORE CLINICS TO KEEP YOU ACTIVE CALL 503-391- 9112 NEW SOUTH OFFICE 1010 13th St SE, Salem 1797 Lansing Ave NE, Salem W W W . N W F A M I L Y C H I R O . N E T WINTER IS COMING! ARE YOU READY? WE ARE. Pictured is the 6000CLX with the Chateau Forge Front & Stratford Brick Interior STOP BY TODAY & CHOOSE YOUR DREAM FIREPLACE As an Energy Trust of Oregon trade ally, we can help you access cash incentives to make it easier to improve your home’s energy effi ciency. 1695 Market St NE, Salem CCB#48630 • 503.364.6339 homefi restove.com salemgrill.com SERVICE & INSTALLATION Wood, Gas, Pellet Fireplaces, Stoves, Inserts