The nugget. (Sisters, Or.) 1994-current, May 03, 2017, Page 14, Image 14

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Wednesday, May 3, 2017 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon
Kiwanis awards career grant
PHOTO BY JERRY BALDOCK
Zach Anderson clears the bar in the high jump.
TRACK: First Rotary
meet in Sisters
on new track
every way and I think every
one enjoyed the competi-
tion and the beautiful sunny
weather that we had,” he said.
Te a m s i n t h e m e e t
included Culver, Triad
Christian, Mazama, Madras,
Redmond, Paisley, North
Lake, Lakeview, Lost River,
La Pine and McKenzie.
The Outlaws turn the cor-
ner into May, which is consid-
ered the championship month
for the team, with a high qual-
ity meet in Cottage Grove
Friday at the Wally Ciochetti
Invitational, which includes
sixteen 4A teams along with
two 3A teams in the most
competitive meet of the sea-
son other than State, accord-
ing to Larson.
“It’s a great meet every
year and we expect a ton of
season best performances due
to the high quality of the com-
petition,” he said. “It’s a great
lead-up to the District and
State meets.”
Continued from page 4
the next 200. Coming off the
final curve Green caught the
leader, as did Peter Drost of
Triad Christian, and the three
lurched toward the finish line
with Green coming in sec-
ond (2:09.75), just .5 seconds
behind Drost.
Freshman Josh Liddell
lowered his personal record
in the 1,500 meters where he
placed fourth in 4:41.05 and
Zach Anderson tied for third
place in the high jump with a
clearance of 5 feet 6 inches.
Coach Jeff Larson tipped
his hat after the meet for the
help of the Rotary Club of
Sisters and all the volunteers
that helped the meet go off
without a hitch.
“It was a team effort in
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Diedre Jones of Sisters
was recently awarded a
Kiwanis Career Opportunity
Fund (COF) grant to pay for
training as a medical radiol-
ogy technician.
Sisters Kiwanis awards
grants to Sisters-area adults
who are seeking a career
change. The COF assists
adults (25 or older) who are
financially unable to return to
school or retrain for a career
change.
Since its inception, the
fund has awarded more than
$55,000 in assistance to help
Sisters-area residents reach
their educational dreams.
Jones will enroll at Linn-
Benton Community College
to learn her new profession.
Linn-Benton offers a dis-
tance education program in
diagnostic imaging that will
enable Diedre to remain in
Sisters while she completes
the 22-month program.
She will take classes online
through FaceTime and do the
clinical work at local medical
imaging labs.
Diedre says that her goal
is to work in the medical
field that will provide her a
life-long stable profession
with a higher income than
she currently makes. She
also emphasized that without
the financial support from
Kiwanis it would be quite
PHOTO BY JEFF OMODT
Kiwanian Tom Worcester presents a grant to Diedre Jones.
difficult to get started in the
program.
The COF provides assis-
tance to start, augment or
complete a career that may
include vocational, techni-
cal, artistic or general fields
of study. Funds are available
to qualified residents within
the Sisters area regardless of
age, gender, disability, marital
status, race or current occupa-
tion. Kiwanis does not set
limitations on potential use of
the award.
COF applications are
available on the Kiwanis
website: (sisterskiwanis.org/
about-us/career-opportunity-
fund), at the Sisters Habitat
for Humanity office, from
Family Access Network or by
calling 541-410-2870.
To donate to the COF,
make checks payable to
Sisters Kiwanis COF and mail
to Sisters Kiwanis, P.O. Box
1296, Sisters, OR, 97759.
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