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26 Wednesday, April 19, 2017 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon The Nugget Newspaper Crossword By Jacqueline E. Mathews, Tribune News Service PHOTO PROVIDED Qtick work kept fire damage to a minimtm. HOUSE FIRE: Blaze started near pellet stove Continued from page 1 said, “We were fortunate someone was home and noticed the fire early.” Fire damage was limited to a 3-foot-by-3-foot area where the pellet stove flue passed through the exterior wall of the home. Sisters-Camp Sherman fire personnel responded with 12 firefighters and six emer- gency vehicles. Additional units from Cloverdale Fire District and Black Butte Ranch Fire District also responded to the fire but were cancelled prior to arrival. — Last Week’s Puzzle Solved — Mr. SHS Pageant set Some of Sisters fine young men and their escorts will show off their talent — and sense of humor — this Saturday, April 22, at 6 p.m. at Sisters High School in the annual Mr. SHS Pageant. Seniors who participate in Mr. SHS are selected by the staff for their academic excellence and extracurricu- lar activities. Each contes- tant is escorted by a female senior. This year the theme is “Famous Movie Couples: A Hollywood Man Pageant.” Each couple represent characters from classic mov- ies including: “Titanic,” “The Princess Bride,” “Forrest Gump,” the Harry Potter series, “The Great Gatsby” and many more. The pageant includes dancing, talent displays, a swimwear section, couple vid- eos, a formal wear section and a question/answer portion. Mr. SHS is a fundraiser for Sisters Family Access Network, which helps out stu- dents and families in need in the Sisters community, help- ing them to access resources for food, hygiene, clothing, school supplies and helping with emergency utility bill issues so students can perform their best at school. Proceeds from ticket sales and the Mr. SHS Pasta Feed last month all benefit FAN. There will be snacks and refreshments available in the commons during intermission. Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for students and can be purchased from a contestant, escort, or at the door. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. Man acctsed of pointing gtn at neighbor over chickens COOS BAY (AP) — Coos County sheriff ’s deputies arrested a man accused of threatening his neighbor with a shotgun in a dispute over roaming chickens. The Coos Bay World reports the neighbor told dep- uties he asked Anthony Lewis, 56, to remove chickens that wandered onto his property. Lewis responded by returning to the property armed with a shotgun, which he allegedly pointed at the neighbor while yelling: “I’m gonna kill you, white trash.” The sheriff’s office said Lewis admitted going to his neighbor’s property with a loaded shotgun. Court records show the Coos Bay man was charged with menacing, unlawful use of a weapon and pointing a firearm at another. Lewis was released from jail over the weekend on the condition he not contact his neighbor. A preliminary hear- ing has been scheduled for April 28. This Week’s Crossword Sponsors When the going gets tough, even the tough call us. 25% OFF BLINDS PLUS EARN UP TO A $500 REBATE! On Signature Series window coverings and motorized control. FREE CORDLESS! April 1 through May 30 541-788-8444 • Free Consulting • Find us online at www.BudgetBlinds.com CCB Licensed #197715 | Bonded | Insured | 30+ Years Experience Offer valid through Budget Blinds of Deschutes County only. Cannot be combined with any other offers. *On Signature Series. Expires 5/30/17 Allergies Prevention and Treatment Sisters Acupuncture Center Greg Wieland L.Ac. | 27 yrs. experience 541-549-1523 | 352 E. Hood Ave., Ste. E
