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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11,2016
Powder River Sportsmen’s Club Events
NRA Basic Pistol Classes
NRA certified instructor Buck Buckner will present this course in
mid-April, which involves both class room and live-fire instruction.
Those interested in this class should call Buck at 541-523-6109 and
reserve their spot for the class, which meets competency require­
ments for Oregon concealed carry permits.
Hunter Education Class Schedules
2016 Hunter Education Classes are posted on www.odfw.com
1,000 Yard Benchrest Competition
Information: Steve Simons 541-805-8030 Saturday, Feb. 13, and
March 12,10 a.m. each day. Entry Fee is $8 per rifle + $2 per add'l
5-shot group. $2 extra if you want to keep your target. LEGAL
RIFLE: any rifle, any scope. COURSE OF FIRE: 1000-yards using
any rest, unlimited sighters for up to 10 minutes, then five shots for
record within 7 minutes. TARGET: 1000 yard Bench Rest Target
Smallest group measured center to center wins.
Cowboy Action Shoot
Saturdays, April 9, May 14, June 11 • 8:30-2 p.m. ENTRY FEE: $10
per person. LEGAL RIFLE: Single action revolvers, lever action
rifles or replicas made before 1896. Double bbl or Win. Mod. 97
shotguns. COURSE OF FIRE: 5 or 6 stages of 25 to 30 rds, total per
stage. Everyone is encouraged to dress in period western wear or
“B” movie dress. TARGETS: Steel, clay birds, etc. Info: Chuck
Buchanan 541-519-8550 or Dan McGuire 541-212-5840.
April 16 is Range Clean Up Day
Please come at 9 a.m. to the range on Virtue Flat with gloves, hand
tools, and a good attitude to repair backdrops, target holders, etc.
“Recent years have seen good participation which reduces work for
everyone.
USPSA Practical Pistol
Information: Ray Merritt 541-403-1951 e-mail: powderriver
practicalshooters@hotmail.com WHEN: April 24, May 22, June 26
TIME: 8 - noon each day. ENTRY FEE: Adults $15 Juniors $10
LEGAL FIREARM: Any revolver or semi-auto, 9mm or larger.
COURSE OF FIRE: Various - can shoot up to 150 rounds, bring
200! TARGETS: USPSA paper, steel poppers, plates
For more information, visit www.prpshooters.com
2015 Club Championship
The October Club Championship saw few shooters and poor scores
fired. The Club Championship involves pistol, rifle and shotgun
shooting for a possible score of 300 points total. Buck Buckner
placed first with 136, Ray Berryman 2nd with 127 and Wayne
Bloom 3rd with 121.
3-Gun Matches
David Spaugh will head up 3-Gun matches starting in May. Call him
at 541-519-8298 or check www.baker3gun.com
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Baker High School Students Place
Well at FBLA Regional Conference
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Once again, the Future Business Leaders of
America (FBLA) Regional Skills Conference
was held Feb. 4, 2016 at Eastern Oregon Uni­
versity. Participating schools included Baker,
Elgin, Grant Union, Helix, Heppner, Imbler, La-
Grande, McLaughlin, Nyssa, Ontario, Pendle­
ton, Union, and Vale. Over 500 students
competed in 40 different events. Most tests at
the regional level are multiple-choice, but sev­
eral are speaking events, as well. Students
who placed in the top 10 at the regional confer­
ence qualified for the State Business Leader­
ship Conference, which will be held in Portland
April 7-9.
Agribusiness - 7th Melissa Foltz
Business Calculations - 1st Blake Stone,
2nd Mason Tomac
Business Communications - 7th Madison
Elms, 9th Josie Bryan
Business Law - 1st Kailyn McQuisten, 7th
Hollis Robb
Computer Problem Solving - 8th Ezra Taylor
Cyber Security - 8th Cody DeCarli
Economics - 8th Koby Hansen
Entrepreneurship Team - 1 st Xander Schott
I Blake Stone, 10th T.J. Busciglio I Griffin
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Global Business Team - 2nd Makenna
Bachman / Koby Hansen, 6th Trevor Ball &
Austin Emery / Wyatt Knadle, 8th Riana
Scott I Katie Langdon
Help Desk - 4th Kaylan Mosser, 6th Vicky
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Hospitality Management Team - 4th
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Mosser, 6th Ezra Taylor / Nate Wright I Cody
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Impromptu Speaking - 8th Xander Schott
Insurance & Risk Management - 5th Sam
Bootsma
Introduction to Business Communications -
3rd Taya Riley
Introduction to Financial Math - 9th Dylan
Mastrude
Introduction to Information Technology - 1st
Jesse Johnson, 7th Clayton Hickman
Job Interview - 5th Lindsay Livingston
Management Decision Making Team - 4th
Megan Burk I Madison Elms
Management Information Systems Team -
3rd Megan Burk / Melissa Foltz I Kassidy
Hertel
Marketing Team - 3rd T.J. Busciglio I
Morgan Stone, 4th Josie Bryan I Hollis
Robb, 9th Kassidy Hertel I Brie Sand I
Hunter Stone
Parliamentary Procedure Team - 2nd Ashlie
Chastain, Will Goodwin, Vicky Ortiz, Jesse
Johnson
Personal Finance - 2nd Mason Tomac, 6th
Kailyn McQuisten, 7th Will Goodwin
Sports & Entertainment Management Team
-1 st Emily Black & Morgan Stone
Word Processing - 4th Sidney Brown, 10th
Makayla Bork
Fourth Grade Boys Win Again
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reservations
today by calling
541-S56-3639
The Fourth Grade AAUW
Boys played in Nampa this past
weekend and brought home a
second tournament win of the
season.
"They were so focused and
played with so much heart,"
said Assistant Coach Roland
Hobson. Their head coach is
Jabron Jones.
10 miles north
of Baker City
on Hwy. 30
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Team members include (in no
particular order) Eli Long,
Palmer Chandler, Paul Hobson,
Isaiah Jones, Jaron Long, Dash
Bloomer, Jaxon Logsdon and
Grant Gambleton
BHS Cheerleaders to Compete at State
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The OSAA I U.S. Bank I Les Schwab Tires Cheerleading State
Championships are scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 13 at Veterans
Memorial Coliseum in Portland. More than 1,000 cheerleaders
representing squads from 85 Oregon high schools will compete
for titles in eight divisions. The morning schedule begins at 9 a.m.
The afternoon schedule starts at 1:15 p.m. Each will conclude
with all-state team performances and awards presentations.
Baker High School Cheerleaders, coached by Hope Perkins,
will be competing.
Tickets, available at the Rose Quarter Box Office, are $10.50
for adults and $7.50 for students.
All seating is general admission. Doors open at 8:15 a.m.
Powder Valley Boys Win Two
By Sam Stephens
The North Powder Boys Basketball Team played Helix at home
and Echo on the road this past weekend. The last time these
teams met, the Badgers won convincingly and this weekend was
no different.
The boys were on fire with their shots, played great defense,
and ran a fast paced offense as usual.
First, on Friday night they played the Grizzlies in North Powder
and from the very start, the Badgers literally ran away with the
game taking a win at home 77-36 PV.
On Saturday night, they were on the road to Echo and although
they had to work a little harder than the night before, by the end
of the night, the Badgers had another win in their pockets. Final
score against the Cougars 4was 9-43 Badgers. This gave the
Badger boys a league record of 8-3.
On Friday, the Badgers have a bye leaving Saturday night, Feb;
13 for their last League game. Powder Valley will host Wallowa
for the final game and senior night.
Game time will be 1:45 p.m. for girls JV, 2:30
p.m. boys JV, 4 p.m. girls varsity and 5:30 p.m,
boys varsity. Come support the Badgers for the
last league game and senior night. Cheer them on
to districts! Go Badgers!
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