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A8 Wednesday, January 22, 2020 HOOD RIVER NEWS | Hood River, Ore. Gorge free-throw shooters compete in Elks Dist. contest The Elks Northeast District Hoop Shoot con- test was held Jan. 5 at Hermiston. The Northeast District consists of Hood River, The Dalles, Condon, Heppner, Hermiston, Mil- ton Freewater, Enterprise and Baker Elks Lodg- es. Thirty-four kids representing seven of the lodges competed at the District contest. The first place contestant in each age group will complete at the State Elks Hoop Shoot contest in Silverton, on Feb. 8. The winner in each age group will move on to compete at the regional contest in March in Pasco, Wash. These kids will shoot free throws against winners from the Elks Area 8 states of Alaska, Washington and Idaho. Nationals will be in Chicago. Boys 8-9: First place — Cooper Stefani (made 17 of 30) won in shoot off, Heppner Lodge 358. This is Cooper’s first time to district. Second Place — Brandon Yanke (15/30), Enterprise Lodge 1829; Third Place — Brennon Garrick (10/25), Baker Lodge. Girls 8-9: First — Ciciley Stefani (16/25), Heppner. This is Ciciley’s first time to district. Second — Danielle Westin (11/25), The Dalles Lodge 303; Third — Heidi Follett (10/25), En- terprise. Boys 10-11: First — Christian Sanchez-Lamas (16/25), Hermiston. Christian is a first time dis- trict qualifier. Second — Ryder Steward (17/30) won in shoot off, Condon Lodge; Third — Brody McDaniel (16/30), Heppner. Girls 10-11: First — Charlotte Hansell (15/25), Milton Freewater. Charlotte is a fist time district competitor. Second — Colbi Bach- man (11/25), Baker Lodge 338; Third e — Healy Hisler (11/25), Heppner Boys 12-13: First — Jason Hull (23/25), The Dalles This is Jason’s fourth district appearance. He has also gone to state four times, regionals twice and nationals once. Second — Wyatt Johnson (18/30) won in shoot off, Condon; Third — Mason Orem (17/30), Heppner Girls 10-11: First — Julie Hull (23/25), The Dalles This is Julie’s fourth district appearance. She has also gone to state four times and re- gionals once. Second — Tessa Duncan (15/30) won in shoot off, Enterprise; Third — Araceli Madrigal (14/30), Hermiston. Photo by Kirby Neumann-Rea L IGHTS G O D OWN Employees of Hollywood Lights remove decorative illumination Monday from trees on Oak Street, an annual ritual bringing the end of the “holiday season.” The community’s holiday tree at Second and Oak was removed last week. Troutdale landmark restaurant burns Corbett Fire District 14 re- sponded to a fire Jan. 17 at Shirley’s Tippy Canoe Restau- rant, 28242 E. Historic Colum- bia River Highway in Trout- dale. The call came in at 5:03 a.m. by a passerby. Multnomah County Sheriffs Deputies were first on scene and reported heavy fire from the second floor windows of the unoccu- pied building. Corbett Fire dispatched three engines, two 3,000-gal- lon water tenders and a chief officer; Gresham Fire and Res- cue assisted with an engine, a 104-foot ladder truck and a battalion chief and Clackamas County Fire District 1 assisted with a 3,000-gallon water ten- der. There were no firefighter injuries. A nearby 200 gallon per min- ute fire hydrant was supple- mented by a water shuttle with the 3,000-gallon water tenders. Gresham’s Truck 71 was able to apply water from its aerial lad- der making fire control much quicker. Unfortunately, with such an advanced fire on arrival, the structure and its contents are a total loss. A loss estimate is not yet available. Gresham Fire and Rescue investigators are leading the investigation. The fire’s cause has not been determined at this time. group meet fi tness Morgan works “Other participants are really encouraging and it helps you to keep your commitment and motivation to work out.” — Morgan Oliveira-Rincon, MS CRC IN BRIEF: MO SIER RESIDENT | MA R R I ED W I T H 3 CH I LDR EN | WOU GR AD UAT E F UL L TIM E REH ABIL I TAT I O N CO U N SELOR C E R T IFIED FITNE SS I N ST R U C TO R - YO GA FI T N ES S , C AR D IO S TE P & BAR R E Morgan fi nds working out is just as important for her mental well being as it is for physical health. She truly feels in any class we are all working together in the same energy and that is powerful and motivational place to connect with people. Give it a try! Gorge Athletic Club The Dalles | Hood River GorgeAthleticClubs.com T H E DA L L E S C L A S S E S : YO G A F I T N E S S M / W 5 : 3 0 PM C O R E B A R R E F R I 9 : 1 0 A M | C A R D I O S T E P E V E R Y O T H E R S AT U R D AY 9 A M hoodrivernews.com
