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Fire station hosts
Halloween Open House
Kids and their families
are invited to stop by Herm-
iston Fire & Emergency
Services during a Hallow-
een Open House.
The event is Friday from
3-6 p.m. at Station No. 1,
320 S. First St.
There will be free hot
dogs and candy for trick-or-
treaters. In addition, the ¿re
engines will be pulled out,
so kids can look inside and
take photos.
Haunted House collects
food donations
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2015
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or-treat” Saturday, Oct. 31,
from 2-8:30 p.m. at 81027
Highway 395 N., Hermis-
ton.
for judging in a variety of
categories, including scari-
est, funniest, most original,
best costume and best trick.
For more information,
contact the Umatilla Cham-
ber of Commerce & Visitor
Center at 541-922-4825 or
www.umatillaoregoncham-
ber.org.
lighted pumpkin where
people can pose for photos
For more information,
call 541-449-3434 or 541-
449-1251.
Crossroads church
hosts Trunk-or-Treat
Decorate the trunk of
your car or back of your
pickup with a fall harvest
theme and hand out candy
and treats to local kids.
The event is Satur-
day from 6-8 p.m. in the
church’s parking lot, 350
N.W. Sherman St., Stan-
¿eld. The prize for best
decorated vehicle is a din-
ner for two.
Also available are a
bouncy castle with inÀat-
able slides, hot chocolate,
a warming ¿re and a giant
Chuckwagon Café
offers treats
The public is invited to
enjoy free Halloween treats
at the Chuckwagon Café.
Costumed children and
their chaperons can enjoy
free hot chocolate or any
other bottomless beverag-
es, including soda, coffee
or tea.
Drop in and say “trick-
call 541-567-3677 or visit
www.hermistonnazarene.
org.
city hall at 541-376-8411.
Junior Academy sets
Fall Festival
City of Echo throws
Halloween Party
Fall Fest provides
family fun
Carnival-type
games,
pony rides, a bounce house,
face painting and door priz-
es are included in a Fall
Festival at the Hermiston
Junior Academy.
The event is Sunday
from 4-6 p.m. at 1300
N.W. Academy Lane, lo-
cated off Northwest 11th
Street, Hermiston. A potato
bar and other food will be
available for purchase.
There’s no admission
fee, but tickets must be pur-
chased for the activities.
For more information,
call Judi Hanson at 541-
571-2758.
The annual City Hal-
loween Party includes a
costume contest, hot dogs,
cider, children’s games and
prizes.
The event is Saturday
from 5:30-6:30 p.m. at
Echo City Hall, 20 S. Bo-
nanza St.
Also, you won’t want
to miss “Win it in a Min-
ute,” a series of games for
youths.
Volunteers are still
needed to help with games
and serving. For more in-
formation or to help, call
A Fall Fest hosted by the
Hermiston Church of the
Nazarene offers family fun.
The event includes hay
rides, s’mores, games and
candy. In addition, people
are invited to decorate their
vehicles for a trunk of treat.
Also, a $2 meal is available
for purchase.
The Fall Fest is Satur-
day from 5:30-7:30 p.m.
at 1520 W. Orchard Ave.,
Hermiston.
For more information,
A
Haunted
House
Canned Food Drive is pro-
viding scares, while collect-
ing items for the hungry.
The event is Friday and
Saturday from 7-10 p.m. at
17 Martin Drive, Umatilla.
Each group entering is
asked to make a non-per-
ishable food donation.
Costumes go to the
dogs in Umatilla
The Umatilla Chamber
of Commerce is hosting
a Howl-O-Ween dog cos-
tume contest on Saturday.
The contest begins at 10
a.m. at West McNary Park
at McNary Lock and Dam.
Bring dogs in costume
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ing,” he said. “They have
to coordinate their feet and
body. It adds a whole new
level of musicianship.”
Another one of the chal-
lenges, said Noah Roberts,
a sophomore trumpet play-
er, is learning to play a lot
louder than he would just
sitting down in an audito-
rium.
Dunsmoor said mem-
bers of the marching band
have been up to the chal-
lenge of performing in
San Diego since the begin-
ning. The group, he said,
memorized their songs on
schedule, which included
participation in band camp
and sectional practices this
summer. Gutierrez said
some of the rehearsals were
grueling.
“It would be 100 de-
grees during band camp,”
she said. “We were dog
tired but kept playing and
marching.”
Brandon Marshall, se-
nior drumline quints player,
said the band works togeth-
er to support one another.
“The camaraderie is like
a family,” he said. “It’s kind
of like a sports team, but
it’s band.”
Steve Anderson, a soph-
omore English teacher,
serves as the assistant di-
rector. A self-described
band geek, Anderson said
the trip will expand the
world for a number of the
students.
“Some haven’t even
been to Portland or the
beach,” he said. “This is
going to be a new experi-
ence. The kids are going to
eat it up.”
With more than 90 stu-
dents and upwards of two
dozen chaperones. The cost
of the trip is a major un-
dertaking. Students have
participated in numerous
fundraisers, dating back
more than a year. To make
a donation, contact Dun-
smoor at 541-667-6100,
Extension 20567.
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