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Wednesday, May 9, 2018 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon to Central Oregon and my concerns related to my area. Ms. Baney not only listened, she fol- lowed up with me personally. Her presence throughout the classes as well as running a public County meeting were nothing but pro- fessional, her demeanor kind and her knowl- edge of our County very thorough. In contrast, my personal experience with Patti Adair (who is running against incumbent Tammy Baney) was negative. As a fellow par- ticipant of our County College group, I found Ms. Adair lacking in listening skills, she did not follow through on a task she assured me she would, and repeatedly carried on distract- ing personal conversations during presenta- tions by various Country departments. I was unclear then of her agenda as a participant in our group, but now can see her political moti- vations — and I certainly won’t vote for her in this Oregon Primary. Tammy Baney is the only choice for Deschutes County Commissioner Position 3. Sharon Murphy Terrebonne LETTERS Continued from page 2 focus less on keeping the lights on, and more on serving the community. If you have any questions please reach out to any of the SPRD board members. Liam Hughes Pendleton, Oregon s s s To the Editor: In 2017 I participated in the Deschutes County College, an eight-week course offer- ing citizens of the County an opportunity to learn more about how our County tax dollars are spent, the services the various departments provide, and meet our three elected County Commissioners. During the first class each County Commissioner presented and dis- cussed their roles on various committees, their specific interests, background and expertise. I met and spoke with Tammy Baney on more than one occasion about my recent move Students medal at NW Championships... PHOTO PROVIDED Sisters adaptive Taewondo athletes did well in recent competition. Left-right: Derek Sauter - 2nd in both poomse and board breaking; Zach Vialovos- 1st in both poomse and board breaking; Wyatte Christensen - 1st in board breaking and 3rd in poomse; Brian Groat - 1st in board breaking and 2nd in poomse; and Sam Shepardson - 1st place poomse and 2nd in board breaking. Schedule online! Sarah Conroy, p Chiropractor Get the SPRING back in your step! Call 541-588-2213 392 E. Main Ave. SistersChiropractor.com Located within Bigfoot Wellness Shena Fields LMT#7439 Harmony Tracy LMT# 21211 MEATS • CHEESES • EATERY • DRINKERY 110 S. SPRUCE ST. | 541-719-1186 OPEN EVERY DAY 9 A.M. TO 7 P.M. You could save up to $1350 on a Carrier Unit with Cool Cash! The Cool Cash program through Carrier comes along every year April through June. Call for details. As an Energy Trust of Oregon trade ally, we can help you access cash incentives to make it easier to improve your home’s energy effi ciency. Proudly serving Central Oregon since 1953 For more information call 541-382-1231 www.BendHeating.com “BE WARM, BE COOL, BE HAPPY” GIRLS TENNIS: Team wrapped up league play in fine fashion Continued from page 19 Harrer said, “The win felt great. We played very well, and very consistent. Rylee had great serves, and we both had good net play, and pretty good ground strokes.” Hallie Schwartz and Lola Green posted scores of 4-6, 6-1, 7-5, in their win over North Marion’s Perez and Hefner. It was a very close match, and Schwartz and Green battled back to win the second set, and then closed the deal in the final set. Tosello said, “Hallie and Lola consistently hit amaz- ing deep ground strokes in the far back corner of the ally, as well as volleys at great shot angles. I’ve never seen them hit so many shots with such great placement in one match before. They’ve worked so hard all season, and it’s awe- some to see them advance in the district tournament 21 to day two.” Mattie Mynatt and Engracia Diez drew a pit-tail match, and tallied an easy 8-2 win against North Marion’s Perez and Cha. They fell 3-6, 3-6 to Madras’ Olivera and Olivera (No. 3 seed) in the round-one match. To s e l l o c o m m e n t e d , “These girls have only played together once. I doubt the Madras team ever expected them to be so skilled, and put up such a good fight. Both of our girls were so aggres- sive and played some of their best tennis of the season. Engracia is very skilled, and she is a steady force. Mattie likes to put the ball away, and does so with her serves and volleys. They were a great combo together. They took the seeded Madras team so off-guard that they won the first two games.” On Monday, the Outlaws beat Estacada 6-2 in their last league match of the season and wrapped up conference play with a 4-4 record. The Outlaws were happy to wrap up league in fine fashion.
