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Wednesday, May 3, 2017 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon The Nugget Newspaper Crossword Golfers glay at Awbrey Glen By Rongi Yosd Correspondent The boys golf team partici- pated in the Mt. View Invite at Awbrey Glen on Friday, April 28, and finished with a team score of 426. Summit took champion- ship honors with a team score of 304. Bend was runner-up at 355, and Mt. View took third, just one stroke back at 356. Remaining scores were: Redmond (380), Crook County (382), and La Pine (425). Andrew Mayes didn’t have a great start to his round, but lowered his score by two on the back nine. Mayes finished with a 100, the lowest score on the team. Peyton Myhre was just three strokes back at 103. Coach Bill Mitchell said, “Andrew is our most con- sistent player. He doesn’t try to swing too hard; he just swings smoothly. And Peyton is a pleasant surprise. He’s a ELECTION: Ballots are due to clerk by Tuesday, May 16 Continued from page 1 in the development and man- agement of complex operat- ing assets, with the creativity necessary to realize a vision for the future.” Both candidates acknowl- edge challenges faced by the district, which Wentworth identifies as “ranging from broad demographics, to eco- nomic and community devel- opment, to optimizing our buildings and facilities, all of which impact the educational experience.” Gregg sees challenges “including communica- tion, enrollment, programs and building strong rela- tionships within our school communities.” Incumbent Clark pledges to continue to “advocate for 25 By Jacqueline E. Mathews, Tribune News Service junior and this is his first year playing golf. He’s listened to instruction and has a nice grip and swing.” Wyatt Hernandez carded a 109, Austin Lake shot a 114, and Kade Owen recorded a 118. Coach Bill Mitchell told The Nugget that as a whole the team is recording way too many sevens, eights, and nines on their cards. “We could easily be under 400 as a team if we’d cut down on those high number of strokes,” said Coach Bill Mitchell. “I’m hoping the boys work hard and break 100. If they could just shoot bogey golf they would shoot a 90.” The Outlaws were to play at Meadow Lakes on Monday, May 1. Sisters will host a tournament at Black Butte Ranch on Thursday, May 4. Districts will be held Monday and Tuesday, May 8 and 9, at Tokatee. expanding our career/tech- nical and advanced place- ment class offerings and for additional foreign language options starting at the elemen- tary level.” Wilkins is a parent and coach in the district. He brings a military and business back- ground to the board, along with several years of involve- ment on district committees. “My desire is to build on the successes that we’ve enjoyed while being objec- tively open to confronting the problems we have, too,” he says. “We have the potential to be — and in many ways already are — the best district in the state. I feel we need to develop a clear mission/ vision, define and quantify the desired educational outcomes, and then empower (and hold accountable) the district team members to deliver.” Ballots have been mailed out for the election and are due back by May 16. — Last Week’s Puzzle Solved — This Week’s Crossword Sponsors Allergies Prevention and Treatment Sisters Acupuncture Center Greg Wieland L.Ac. | 27 yrs. experience 541-549-1523 | 352 E. Hood Ave., Ste. E When the going gets tough, even the tough call us. Ancient gractice... 25% OFF BLINDS PLUS EARN UP TO A $500 REBATE! On Signature Series window coverings and motorized control. PHOTO BY JERRY BALDOCK World Tai Chi and Qigong Day was observed in Sisders lasd weekend. 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
