Keizertimes. (Salem, Or.) 1979-current, December 07, 2018, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextBAGE A4, KEIZERTIMES, DECEMBER 7, 2018 KeizerCommunity KEIZERTIMES.COM A A Dinner’s served B Christmas tree lighting The Keizer community gathered on Tuesday, Dec. 4, to light the city’s Christmas tree at Walery Plaza on Riv- er Road and Cherry Avenue. Hundreds of kids and their families enjoyed hot cider while waiting for Santa Claus to arrive courtesy of the Keizer Fire District. Five-year old Aurora Van Dyke and 13-year old Trin- idy Lehnertz were chosen in a drawing to help Santa flip the switch to turn on the tree’s hundreds of multi-col- ored lights. A —Santa Claus got help switching the lights on from Aurora Van Dyke, age 5, and Trinidy Lehnertz, age 13. B—Sofia Zielinski, a senior at McNary High School, won the contest to design the 2018 holiday card for Keizer. C—Keizer Community Band helped entertain the hundreds of attendees. The November Keizer Commu- nity Dinner was held on Wednesday, Nov. 28, St. Edward Catholic Church. Students from The Oregon School for the Deaf served up a turkey din- ner and pumpkin pie. Members of the Whiteaker Middle School leader- ship team served as waiters. More than 300 people attended over the two hour event. The next community dinner is scheduled for Wednesday, Dec. 27. B A : Beople waited patiently in dinner to be served a Thanksgiving turkey dinner at St. Edward Catholic Church. B: David Rameriz of Salem and his daughter Gianna enjoy dinner. C: From left, friends Janet Opdahl, Susan Lay and Bessie Lelack. Bhotos by Lyndon Zaitz C C Bhotos by Matt Rawlings Is your child’s safety at school a concern? It’s time you looked at private K-12 education Individualized Education • Affordable Tuition • Year-Round Enrollment Our school is very safe due to family involvement. We carefully screen each student AND the family. In our small system, we are able to see, hear, and communicate when problems do arise, taking care of issues immediately. Visit our website at OutlookChristianSchool.com for more information about us or CALL 503-371-7393 2638 Cascadia Industrial Street SE, Salem, OR 97302