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Wednesday, May 3, 2017 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon 7 PHOTO BY JERRY BALDOCK n ., May 7! Fri. , May 5 through Su Jacob Gurney redurns a shod in doubles widh Jed Kizzar in a win vs. Philomadh. Boys tennis notches No. 1 doubles win By Rongi Yosd Correspondent Sisters’ No. 1 doubles team was the lone vic- tory in the Outlaws 6-1 loss to Philomath at home on Thursday, April 27. Jed Kizziar and Jacob Gurney defeated Luke Haslam and Alec Stuki 6-2, 7-5. The duo have proved they’re a force to be reck- oned with, and have won all but two of their dual meet competitions. The combo came about in an unexpected manner. When the season began, Coach Bim Gander had planned for Jed to play singles because of his foot speed and court cover- age. Gander planned to play him at No. 3 singles, behind his older brother, Josh, with the thought that he would move up a slot next year, and CITY MANAGER: Decision expected by end of May Continued from page 5 Twenty-five of the appli- cants were from outside Oregon. Telephone inter- views were conducted with 18 of the 42 applicants and the field was narrowed to eight semi-finalists, five from Oregon and three from out of state. From the eight semi- finalists, the four finalists were selected. Jensen Strategies, the Portland firm that has con- ducted the recruiting process, is doing background and ref- erence checks on the four finalists. The local interview pro- cess will take place over two days, May 22-23. On Monday afternoon, May 22, City staff will be meet- ing with all four candidates be one of the team leaders. That all changed when senior Sean Willitts was unable to team up with Gurney, due to an early season injury. Gander had to quickly improvise, and teamed Jed with Jacob in the first doubles slot at the Outlaws match against Redmond. Since then they’ve been a winning combination. “Their doubles chemistry is nothing less than astound- ing!” said Gander. “To my pleasant surprise, they’re almost certain to receive a seeded position in next week’s district 2 tournament, which starts on Thursday, May 4, at Stayton.” The Outlaws were to play at Estacada on Tuesday, May 2. They will play at district two days later at Stayton. So. Boneless Skinless Fryer Breasts Whole in Bag Beef Tri-Tips 2.77 $ /lb. Whole Boneless Pork Loin 1 /lb. Fresh Ground Beef 81/19 8 $ 79 /lb. ea. 10 98 $ 97 8 /ea. Pork Baby Back Ribs 2 99 /lb. Whole In-bag CAB New York Strips $ 99 /lb. $ $ /ea. 10-lb. Bag $ /lb. $ 4 99 1 $ 39 /lb. 2 59 /lb. 41/50 Cooked Peeled Prawns 12 98 /ea. Country Harvest Medium Cheddar Cheese 4 99 /ea. 2-lb. Loaf 4 99 $ /lb. Hill Pork Link Sausages $ 15 99 /ea. Whole Boneless Pork Sirloins 1 $ 69 5-lb. Box 1 $ Whole In-bag Boneless Beef Rib Eyes Not Grade $ 39 $ /lb. Not Grade Harvest Reserve Beef Jerky $ 23 /ea. 24 oz. Seasoned St. Louis Pork Ribs $ 3 49 /lb. /lb. Cut for free Whole In-bag Beef Rump Roast $ / lb 2-lb. Bag Assorted Frozen Spiral Sliced Hams /lb. Twin Pack Pork Shoulder Roasts /lb. 4 90 Whole In-bag Boneless Beef New York Strips Whole Rack St. Louis Style Pork Ribs 9 99 Fryer Hindquarters 2 $ 99 /ea. .89 Santolla Red Crab Legs $ Whole In-bag Boneless CAB Beef Sirloin Tips 3-lb. Package Draper Valley Jumbo Pack Drumsticks /lb. Not Graded Gusto Thick Sliced Bacon 7 6 $ 77 3 lb. roll 26/30 Large Raw Prawns $ Whole Beef Tenderloins $ 99 Cut for free $ 1.59 Approx. 10-lb. Bag Select grade 2-lb. bag at a meet-and-greet. From 5 to 6:30 p.m. on May 22, the public is invited to an open house to meet the can- didates, while enjoying hors d’oeuvres and a no-host bar. Tuesday, May 23, each of the finalists will go through individual interviews with three different panels. Current and retired municipal and other government offi- cials from Central Oregon comprise the first panel. The second group will be made up of a broad cross-section of community members, with the five City councilors con- ducting the third interview. Feedback from all three panels on each of the can- didates will be collected and organized by Jensen and provided to the Council members for their use during their final deliberations on Wednesday, May 24, when they will make their selection for city manager. $ 2 49 /lb. Whole In-bag CAB Boneless Rib Eyes $ 8 49 /lb. Fresh Tonight Breaded Entrées $ 9 /ea. 4-pk Sisters Sisters Ray’s Ray’s Food Food Place Place Only Only – – Fri., Fri., Aug. May 5 through Sun., Aug. May 7 No No Rain Rain Checks Checks • • Limited Limited to to stock stock on on hand hand | | 635 635 N. N. Arrowleaf Arrowleaf Trail, Trail, Sisters Sisters – – 541-549-2222 541-549-2222
