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10 Wednesday, August 22, 2018 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon Page by Paige Players return to girls soccer squad exhibit, “Still Lives,” is about to open at the Rocque Community Librarian, Deschutes Public Library Museum in Los Angeles. “The High Season: A Lord’s groundbreaking art Novel” by Judy Blundell represents self-portraits What would you do if depicting herself as famous, you had the perfect house murdered women – Black but had to give it away each Dahlia, Chandra Levy and summer? Ruthie Beamish more. The museum’s edi- owns her dream home on tor, Maggie, has high hopes Long Island. But in order to that the opening of the art- cover yearly expenses she ist and feminist icon will and her ex-husband have to support the museum’s fail- rent it each summer. This ing finances. As the gala year, Adeline Clay, widow approaches, she’s been of the famous artist Peter verifying facts, researching Clay, rents it out for the female homicides and dis- whole summer. Luxury is in covering more about Lord’s the air! But when Adeline life than she ever wanted starts spending time with to know. Especially since Mike, Ruthie’s ex, and has Lord is now seeing her ex! ideas to buy her house, When Lord goes missing things start to unravel. on the day of the gala, the The summer is hard art scene goes wild. Did she enough with her job as direc- plan her own death? Did the tor of The Belfry Museum boyfriend have anything to in jeopardy, her teenage do with her disappearance daughter Jem spending time or possible murder? Maggie with Adeline’s stepson and and her museum friends a very expensive watch is turn to each other to help missing! Blundell’s latest solve the case. novel is filled with summer Author Maria Hummel memories, new romances, offers a behind-the-scenes art mysteries and surprising look into the art world as twists. A wonderful summer she weaves together a mys- read. Picture yourself out- tery with surprising twists. side in a small beach town Readers will be eager to in Long Island and engage finish this page-turner in in the summer lifestyle. one sitting – it’s the perfect With a few more weeks weekend read. Visit your of summer, enjoy a selec- local library for more page- tion of new books by my turner mysteries. favorite authors: “All We Ever Wanted,” by Emily Giffin, “The Husband Hour,” by Jamie Brenner, Year-round and “When Life Gives You Lululemons,” by Lauren Weisberger. Ask your local librarian — Kindling — for more book recommen- — — dations for the summer. SISTERS “Still Lives” by Maria FOREST PRODUCTS Hummel Artist Kim Lord’s latest SistersForestProducts.com By Paige BentleymFlannery FIREWOOD SALES 541-410-4509 THE GALLERY R E S TA U R A N T A N D B A R SOUP OF THE DAY August 22nd – 28th Wed .................... Potato Cheese Thurs ....................... Beef Barley Fri .. 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Affatati’s game is marked by quick play and toughness at forward. Coach Jaron Jacobsen noted that Sofia is the inspirational piece of the team. Bianchi (right- back) brings toughness and hard-nosed defense. Juniors Gracen Sundstrom, 549-9388 SISTERS Hallie Schwartz, Lola Green, Olivia Hougham, Emma Horner, Rheanna Salisbury and Josie Aylor are also back for another season. Sundstrom brings positive play 100 percent of the time, and this year will be more of a central midfield presence on the field. Schwartz will bring tough play and quick deci- sion-making to the Outlaws’ game, and will help hold down the midfield. Green is also a smart decision-maker in the midfield, and brings leadership and positive atti- tude to the squad. She will work together with Schwartz to hold down the midfield. Hougham is a super- tough player and according to Jacobsen, she’s the Outlaws’ workhorse and will anchor the midfield along with Hallie and Lola. Horner is a strong defender, and is not afraid to body-up players. She will anchor the defense, along with Stewart. Salisbury is the Outlaws’ wall in the goal. Rheanna doesn’t back down from chal- lenges, and has improved greatly at the keeper position. Aylor will add strong play on the defensive end. She’s strong on the ball, works hard, and isn’t afraid to get into tackles. New to the team is fresh- man Hollie Lewis. She will play at attacking wing and at forward. Jacobsen noted he’s super-excited to be add- ing quickness and speed up front, and stated that Hollie is crafty and will push the upperclassmen to work hard and compete. There are still a few kids on the bubble as far as playing on the varsity squad. Jacobsen told The Nugget that the girls soccer program is low in numbers, but they are trying to make two teams with what they have. Jacobsen said, “I know these girls want to have a win- ning season and make play- offs. My goals for the team are for them to work together, respect one another, and to show sportsmanship all the time. I expect them to get bet- ter each day, and work towards our goal of making playoffs.” The girls will compete in the Oregon West League this season. Dr. Thomas R. Rheuben General, Cosmetic, Implant and Family Dentistry ~ Your Dentist in Sisters Since 1993 ~ We are here to help you smile with confi dence! Interchangeable 3-way Earrings 541-549-0109 | 304 W. Adams Ave. | Sisters The 23rd Annual Country Fair & Art Show The Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration wishes to thank the following businesses for their support and contribution to the success of our event! 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