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The SAGE Center at the Port of Morrow is starting to take shape as completion details continue inside the interactive interpretive center. A flag pole has been erected with outdoor lighting in the parking lot and on the building, which showcases the building beautifully at night. The building’s drywall and interior painting have been completed, staircases to the mezzanine are installed, and the 204 seat theatre is near completion., The SAGE Center is scheduled to open in May and will be open seven days a week. Photos contributed
Chamber monthly meeting to be breakfast, not lunch Economic Development Breakfast is sponsored by Bank of Eastern Oregon In January we will be trying out something a little different for the Boardman Chamber’s monthly membership lunch – we will hold a breakfast instead! So join us on Wednesday, January 16 at 7:30 AM at the Port of Morrow Conference Room. The Tools for Business will be our guest speaker. It used to
be that setting up technology for your business involved getting a phone, fax line, a computer, and a couple of software applications. Now, technology involves finding online solutions that make your business processes easier and make your business look professional. Join us at the breakfast and learn how the Tools for Business program can help make this seem
much easier. We will also have updates from Gary Neal, Port of Morrow; Terry Tallman, Morrow County; and Karen Pettigrew, City of Boardman. This is one you won’t want to miss. Cost of the breakfast will be $10.00 and will be catered by Judy Scott’s Chuck Wagon. RSVP is required by Monday, January 14.
Residents of Oregon can ring be replaced free of charge. in the New Year with 10 free flow- Members will also receive a subering trees by joining the Arbor scription to the Foundation’s biDay Foundation any time during monthly publication, Arbor Day, and The Tree Book, which includes January 2013. By becoming a part of the nonprofit information about tree planting and Arbor Day Foundation, new mem- care. To become a member of the bers will receive two white flowering dogwoods, two flowering Foundation and to receive the free crabapples, two Washington haw- trees, send a $10 contribution to thorns, two American redbuds and TEN FREE FLOWERING TREES, Arbor Day Foundation, 100 Arbor two golden raintrees. “These beautiful trees will give Avenue, Nebraska City, NE 68410, your home in Oregon lovely flow- by January 31, 2013. Oregon resiers with pink, yellow and white colors,” said John Rosenow, founder and chief executive of the Arbor Day Foundation. “These trees are perfect for large and small spaces, and they will provide food and habitat for songbirds.” The free trees are part of the F o u n d a t i o n ’s Trees for America campaign. The trees will be shipped postpaid at the right A flowering white dogwood tree is one species time for planting, the Arbor Foundation is giving away.Photo contributed between February 1 and May 31, with enclosed planting instruc- dents can also join online at tions. The 6- to 12-inch tall trees arborday.org/january. are guaranteed to grow or they will
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Community Calendar January, 2013 4 Storyhour (most Fridays) Oregon Trail Library Boardman @10:45 5 Senior Breakfast at the Boardman Senior Center 7:30 -10:30 am 7 Irrigon Senior Meal (each Monday) Stokes Landing in Irrigon - Noon Greenfield Grange Meeting (2nd Monday) 6:30 pm, Boardman Grange Public Health Clinic (each Monday &Tuesday ) 8:30 - 4:30 pm closed 12:30 - 1:00 pm Boardman - County Building 8 Boardman Senior Meal (each Tuesday & Thursday) Noon Senior Center Boardman, located by the City Hall Tillicum Club meetings (2nd Tuesday of every month at 7pm) Boardman City Council Meeting - 7pm - City Hall 10 Domestic Violence/Womens Support Group (each Thursday) 4:00-6:30 pm at SCF Office in Boardman Boardman Rural Fire Protection District Board of Directors meets the (2nd Thursday each month) at 7:00 pm at 300 SW Wilson Lane Columbia River Harvesters meeting (2nd Thursday each month) at The Greenfield Grange 15 Tillicum Club meets the 3rd Tuesday of each month @ 7:00 pm Call 571-3142 for meeting locations 16 County Court - Boardman - River Front Center - 9:00 am Boardman Chamber of Commerce Luncheon Noon, Port of Morrow Storyhour Oregon Trail Library Boardman @2 pm Boardman City Planning Commission - City Hall - 7:00 pm Boardman Rural Fire Protection District Meeting, Fire Hall 300 SW Wilson Lane. 7:00 pm 17 Boardman Kiwanis Meeting (1st & 3rd Thursday of each month) River Lodge & Grill @ 6:30 22 Boardman Park & Recreation District Meeting @ Park Office - 7 pm
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Bank of Eastern Oregon announces 5th Annual BEO Invitational Wrestling Tournament Heppner, OR (January 2013) – Bank of Eastern Oregon announces the invitees to Bank of Eastern Oregon’s 2013 Invitational Wrestling Tournament to be held at Heppner High School on February 2, 2013. High schools scheduled to compete are Adrian, Crane, Culver, Enterprise, Grant Union, Heppner, Imbler, Irrigon, Joseph, LaGrande, MacHi, North Lake, Pine Eagle, Riverside, Union, and Wallowa. The competition begins at 10:00 a.m. and Bank of Eastern Oregon invites the public to come watch these talented athletes compete. Tickets are available at the door and concessions will be available. Mark Lemmon, Bank of Eastern Oregon’s Chief Financial Officer and Heppner High School wrestling coach, has been instrumental in organizing the bank’s sponsorship of the event. “The bank’s management has been very involved in establishing this annual tournament and looks forward to the 2013 competition. The first four years of the event were out-
The Riverside Pirate Wrestling Team after they won their home tournament this season. Photo contributed standing and we intend the BEO Invitational to be a “can’t miss” tournament on every school’s future schedule,” said Lemmon. “We appreciate bank staff and local citizens who volunteer to help at the event or sponsor amenities; their help makes the tournament run
smoothly!” If you’d like to volunteer to help or have any inquiries concerning the upcoming event, please contact Heppner High School’s Athletic Director, Greg Grant, at 541676-9138 or Mark Lemmon at 541676-0224.
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Valentine’s Day Flower Sale! The Boardman Tillicum Club is kicking off the New Year with our 2nd annual Flower Sale. The club will be taking orders for delivery on or before February 14th, from now until January 25th, 2013. Bouquet prices are:
10 Carnations $14.00 10 Roses $22.00 5 Carnation/5 Rose combo $18.00 Vase $2.00 Please contact Shelby Pearcy at (541) 771-0103 or Christy Rivera at (541) 571-3142, as well as any club member, to place your order. The club will gladly deliver to the Boardman, Irrigon, and Umatilla areas free of charge. Thank you for your continuing support of the Boardman Tillicum Club!
BE AN ANGEL Give your extra winter coats to someone who needs it. Cold weather can be tough for many local families. If you have extra winter coats please donate them. We’ll be sure they go to families in need. Bring your donations to: Columbia River Community Health services. 450 Tatone Street Boardman, Oregon Columbia River Community Health Services. Our Mission: To protect and improve the quality of life for all people, particularly medically underserved and vulnerable people, by providing access to high quality primary and preventative health care
Heidi Muller and Bob Webb in Concert Wednesday, January 9 at 6:30pm in the Sam Boardman Elementary Gym member of the group Stark Raven that became the house band for the National Public Radio show, Mountain Stage. In his nine years on the show, he accompanied musical stars Odetta, Tom Paxton, Shawn Colvin, Peggy Seeger, Arlo Guthrie and many others. He is also a recording engineer and producer. In 2012, he finished a three-year project sponsored by Allegheny Mountain Radio, in which he created the radio documentary “Passing It On: The Rebirth of Old-Time Music in Pocahontas County, WV,” which will soon be distributed to all National Public Radio stations. He also collaborated with Kate Long on the radio series “In Their Own Country,” which was nominated for a Peabody Award, and the radio production, “Kettle Bottom.” Besides performing, Muller and Webb share a passion for teaching music to people of all ages. They host an annual adult music camp, DulciHeidi Muller and Bob Webb will perform at two concerts, one at Irrigon mer Week in the and the second at Boardman. Photo contributed Wallowas, and have worked extensively with student enrichment opportunities ‘90’s. Muller’s song “Good Road” at-risk children, both in the rural with the mountain dulcimer. On became the theme song of the In- coalfields of southern West VirJanuary 8, they will be at Irrigon land Folk radio show in 1989 and ginia and in the inner city, through High School with junior high stu- is still heard weekly on Northwest their own Music Mentors prodents in Lisa Constantine’s his- Public Radio and KPBX-Spokane. gram and Clay Community Arts. tory classes, linking the mountain “Muller’s songs express down-to- They have published their own dulcimer to instruments from the earth sentiments in lovely poetry,” books for mandolin and dulcimer, renaissance. Then, on January 9, writes Rich Warren of Sing Out! and taught at dozens of folk and they will be at Sam Boardman El- magazine. “She sounds like she dulcimer festivals nationwide. ementary giving a quick lesson to truly loves singing and wants noth- They also enjoy being community all elementary students. ing more than to share that with artists-in-residence teaching music, songwriting, and recording On Wednesday evening at you.” 6:30pm, the community is invited After living in Seattle for almost oral histories from senior citizens. to attend a concert with Heidi and 20 years, Muller moved back east Funded by the Mid-Atlantic Arts Bob. With funding from North and met Webb at a music confer- Foundation, Muller collected the Morrow Community Foundation, ence. They started performing to- local history of Big Ugly Creek, this concert will be free to the pub- gether in 2003, based in Charleston, WV and wrote songs with chillic. West Virginia, and in 2012 they dren and adults, which later culHeidi Muller & Bob Webb moved back to the Northwest, set- minated in a 200-page book she Heidi Muller and Bob Webb tling in Enterprise, Oregon. They compiled, entitled Patchwork perform an eclectic mix of original have released two critically ac- Dreams. For more information, please songs and traditional music fea- claimed CDs, Light the Winter’s turing Muller’s songwriting, crys- Dark, and Seeing Things. Webb, visit www.heidimuller.com, or you talline vocals and unique arrange- who has played cello and guitar may email the artists at ments with guitars, Appalachian since childhood, was a founding heidi.muller.music@gmail.com. North Morrow Community Foundation, with support from Sam Board Elementary PTO, are funding student workshops with nationally known dulcimer performers, Heidi Muller and Bob Webb. They will present two separate
dulcimers, electric cello and mandolin. Described by Dulcimer Players’ News as “one of the dulcimer community’s best songwriters and performers,” Muller made her name as a recording artist in the Pacific Northwest, releasing five CDs and touring nationally in the ‘80’s and
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Local students receive medals at state piano, voice recital in Albany Fifteen local students received Medals and Certificates after performing at the OMTA (Oregon Music Teachers Association) State Ensemble Recitals at Linn Benton Community College in Albany, Oregon. The recitals were held in the Russell Tripp Performance Hall December 1st and 2nd. Nine piano students had the opportunity to perform on a nine foot Steinway grand piano. Students of Phyllis Peterson and from Hermiston included Lindsey McAllister, Shaylee Arndt, and Jeira Carrillo who performed “Sunlight on the Water” by Risad, Stephine Wendler and Stephanie Booher performed “Sleeping Beauty Waltz” by Tchaikovsky, and Jordan Liebe and Joshua Blake performed “Hall of the Mountain King” by Grieg. LilyAnn Rockwell and Alexis Villegas of Boardman performed “Blue Danube Waltz” by Johann Strauss, Jr. Their teacher is Kathy Turner. The seven vocal students who performed were Kaitlin Clayson, Kayla Varady, and Matt LeDay (all from Hermiston) presented “When At Night I Go To Sleep” from the
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Boardman family participates in Miss Oregon USA 2013 competition
Brittney Toms, granddaughter of Boardman resident Linda Toms, recently competed in the Miss Oregon USA contest. Many young Oregon women from the entire state participate in the annual Miss Oregon USA Competition. Brittney Toms of Redmond, OR, was one of the top 15 finalists in the November 25, 2012 competition at the Portland Sheraton Hotel. Miss Oregon USA competitors are between 19-27 years old. All 15 of the finalists appeared in formal and bathing suit attire. Brittney Toms is the daughter of Jeff Toms, and granddaughter of Stan and Linda Toms, all of Boardman. Brittney, age 19, graduated from Redmond High School in 2012, and plans to attend Central Oregon Community College in Bend to study Design. This is the third year Brittney has participated in the pageant; her first two years were the “Miss Oregon Teen USA” competition. Linda Toms, “Pageant Grandma” enjoys advising Brittney with hair styling and makeup selection.
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Boardman Buzzzzzzzz Happy New Year Boardman! I hope that you all had a great Christmas and holiday season. I loved the snow we got all day Christmas Day! Looked pretty coming down, Diane Wolfe, CEO stuck to the grass a little but the streets
didn’t get icy! 2013 will be a fun and exciting year here at the Chamber office. We are really excited to start the move into the new SAGE Center and get the store open and running. I know visitors that come by the Chamber office for information will certainly enjoy our new facility. It is our hope that the new center will entice them to spend a little more time in Boardman and of course a few more dollars! One of the things I am looking forward to
is the opening of the Boardman Tire Factory. That will be a great addition to our community. People would stop in the office needing to get a tire fixed and we had to send them onto Hermiston, now we can keep them here! I am sure our local residents will be very pleased not to have to drive 50 or 100 miles to take their snow tires off this spring! Some of our local residents are gearing up to take some dance lessons this month in
preparation for the Chamber Annual Awards Banquet. It’s been a long time since we have had a chance to dance in Boardman. This will be a great time to dust off your dance shoes and we will also recognize our outstanding citizens. I hope everyone is looking forward to this special event in February. I wish everyone a very healthy and prosperous 2013. Till next month, Di
January Economic Development Breakfast Sponsored by Bank of Eastern Oregon In January we will be trying out something a little different for our monthly membership lunch – we will hold a breakfast instead! So join us on Wednesday, January 16 at 7:30 AM at the Port of Morrow Conference Room. The Tools for Business will be our guest speaker. It used to be that setting up technology for your business involved getting a phone, fax line, a computer, and a couple of software applications. Now, technology involves finding online solutions that make your business processes easier and make your business look professional. Join us at the breakfast and learn how the Tools for Business program can help make this seem much easier. We will also have updates from Gary Neal, Port of Morrow; Terry Tallman, Morrow County; and Karen Pettigrew, City of Boardman. This is a BREAKFAST you won’t want to miss. Cost of the breakfast will be $10.00 and will be catered by Judy Scott’s Chuck Wagon. RSVP is required by Monday, January 14. New Board Officers Congratulations to the new officers of the Boardman Chamber of Commerce: President – Dean Kegler – ZeaChem 1st Vice President – Anna Browne – Windy River Elementary School 2nd Vice President – John Boufford – Cascade Specialties Treasurer – Karen Pettigrew – City of Boardman Secretary – Michelle Erickson – Morrow Cold Storage Past President – Don Drayton Board Members: Julie Gisi, Bank of Eastern Oregon; Xiana Smithhart, GreenWood Resources; Jim Young, Boardman Select Market; Brad Jenkins, PGE – Coal-fired Plant. Sportsmen Show The Boardman Chamber will have a booth at the Annual Sportsmen Show in Pasco held at the TRAC. The show is open Friday, January 18 from 1:00 pm – 7:00 pm; Saturday, January 19 from 10:00 am – 6:00 pm and Sunday, January 20,10:00 am to 5:00 pm.
We are looking for volunteers to help man the booth. If you would like to see the show and spend a few hours talking to people and letting them know show great Boardman is please let me know. The people that have volunteered at past shows really enjoyed the experience. Please call and let me know you would like to volunteer for a shift. Visitor Guide and Membership Directory Time is running out to place an ad in the 2013 visitor guide. This guide is distributed around the state a chambers and visitor centers. This is your opportunity to tell everyone what a great business you have right here in Boardman! Call me today if you want more information on advertising for this award winning publication. With the dues billing we send a form of what we have for your business listing. If you had any changes please let us know as soon as possible. The new directories will be ready in early March. Shop Boardman Campaign We had over 300 receipts turned in for the drawings for the Shop Boardman & Win with receipts from 16 different businesses in Boardman. Congratulations to the winners: 1st Place – Walter McElrath - $200 gift certificate at Boardman Select Market 2nd Place – Victor Yahr - $100 gift certificate at Main Street Shell 3rd Place – Debbie Radie - $50 gift certificate at Boardman Hardware. Next November we will kick off an even bigger and better Shop Boardman & Win campaign. SAGE Center Update The SAGE Center is starting to take shape and allure both locals and visitors. In December, the building’s dry wall and interior painting was completed. The SAGE Center committee poured over the wording and photographs that will be featured in displays to make any final edits and SAGE Center Manager, Kalie Davis, made a trip to Portland to check on the fabrication process on the exhibits. Staircases going up to the mezzanine have been built and installed. The stage in the 204 seat theatre is near completion and center stairways that will go around the two-story kinetic display is built will be
installed in the next two weeks. Outside the interactive interpretive center, a flag pole has been erected and outdoor lighting both in the parking lot and on the building make the SAGE Center show up beautifully at night. Davis has begun the process of reaching out to area schools to introduce the SAGE Center as an educational field trip experience for children and hopes to host a few schools before school lets out for summer break. She also started accepting volunteer applications for community members who want to be a part of SAGE Center daily operations both at exhibits and in The Store. If you are interested in volunteering at The SAGE Center and would like more information, contact SAGE Center Manager Kalie Davis at The Port of Morrow at (541)4817678 or email kalied@portofmorrow.com. The Store at SAGE Center, operated by the Boardman Chamber, is continuing the process of choosing inventory. The Chamber is still taking submissions for artwork to be juried late January. If you or someone you know is a local artist that would be interested in this opportunity, please contact Amber Killingbeck at (541)481-3014 or email amber@boardmanchamber.org. The SAGE Center is scheduled to open in May and will be open seven days a week. Christmas Tree Lighting The Annual Christmas Tree Lighting on December 5th was another success! The evening began outside the Boardman Senior Center when Mayor Phillips lit the Community Christmas Tree. Afterwards, the crowd warmed up inside with hot chocolate and cookies. Ms. Kienzle’s 2nd and 3rd grade choir from Sam Boardman Elementary sang two lively numbers and the kids from Boardman Child Development Center performed Jingle Bells. Following the school children, a nativity program, organized by Suzanne Gray and performed by children from area churches, finished up the program. After the crowd sang a few Christmas carols, led by pianist Connie McElrath, Santa surprised the children and with his helpers, Xenia and Edith Velasco, handed out oranges and candy to over 70 children. The Boardman Chamber of Commerce would like
to thank all those who made this evening possible: Boardman Senior Citizens for use of the Senior Center, Boardman Hardware for donating candy canes, Banner Bank for donating cookies, Bank of Eastern Oregon for donating oranges, City of Boardman for decorating the Christmas tree, Connie McElrath for playing the piano, Suzanne Gray for organizing the Nativity Scene, First Community Bank for being an event sponsor, Kim Mabry for donating her time to make the cookies, Kiwanis Club of Boardman for donating candy, Santa Claus, Santa’s Helpers: Edith & Xenia Velasco, and the countless volunteers who helped move tables and chairs, serve goodies and clean-up…your efforts are much appreciated! Chamber Annual Banquet The cats at Boardman Chamber of Commerce want to remind you to ‘make the scene’ at the annual banquet! The Boardman Community Awards Banquet will be held on Saturday, February 2, at the Port of Morrow Riverfront Center. We are thrilled to announce this year’s theme is a 1950’s sockhop called ‘For the Love of Boardman”. So slick back your hair, cuff your jeans and find your best poodle skirt! We have secured the band ‘Cruise Control’ out of the Tri-Cities to serenade us with’ 50’s, ‘60’s and ‘70’s tunes as we dance the night away. The River Lodge and Grill will be catering so be prepared for an evening of fun, music, dancing and culinary delight! While the banquet committee works on fine-tuning the evening’s details, we invite you- the members of our community, to come down and nominate local citizens who do great things for Boardman. Nomination forms are available at the Chamber office for Business Person of the Year, Citizen of the Year, Educator of the Year, Fire and Safety and Boardman Pioneer. Your nominations must be into the Chamber offices no later than Friday, January 11th. Tickets are on sale NOW at the Chamber of Commerce. Tickets are $35.00 per person and includes an excellent dinner. Please stop by the Chamber at 206 N. Main Street to purchase your tickets and pick up a nomination form today!
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Area children enjoy Boardman Christmas Tree Lighting ceremony The annual Christmas Tree Lighting ceremony has become a community event where children enjoy showing off their many talents. This year’s program, held December 5th at the Boardman Senior Center, was a huge Photos contributed success for all involved!
Columbia River Community Health Services 450 Tatone Street, Boardman 541-481-7212 IS PROUD TO RECOGNIZE OUR EMPLOYEE FOR THE 2012 4TH QUARTER Lorena Cardenas joined Columbia River Community Health Services in July 2009. Lorena is the referral coordinator at the clinic.
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Boardman takes first step in creating gang ordinance, says goodbye to councilors
SBE December Students of the Month
Academic: Perla Rodriguez, Malaki Johnson, Pedro Chavez, Riley Lantis, Deyve Valencia, Jimmy Sullivan, Anthony Casteneda, Allen Rodriguez, Marcelo Salas, Crystal Sanchez, Kevin Navarro, Tyrese Boyd, Vladimir Lissman, Jonathan Araiza, Briana Rodriguez, Konner Pratt, Edward Salazar, Ian Powell. Responsibility: Shaylee Hocker, Halie Orcutt, Aiden Murillo, Arely Ramos, Deisy Zavala, Joel Urena, Makaila Lantis, Samantha Fulsang, Anthony Sepulveda, Hunter Dyer, Aries Martinez, Melanie Calvillo, Nathan Ellis, Emma Lester. Respect: Caleb Cambero, Efrain Lopez, Colleen Johnson, Diana Hernandez, Valeria Afanador, Mateo Rockwell, Valery Gutierrez, Miriam Landeros, Shalom Mendoza, Gabby Avila, Katrina Sanchez, Rodrigo Claustro, Marissa Rodriguez, Caleb Cambero. Safety: Brenda Mendoza, Natalia Martinez, Abel Chopin, Nick Camacho, Juan Rodriguez, Anayeli Ibarra, Fernanda Beltran, Abril Rosales, Noe Ruiz, Ariana Morales, Kaydence Emery, Jaden Hardcastle, Madlin Payne, Uriel Diaz-Ramos ,Brenda Mendoza. Boardman City Council said goodbye to two long-time councilors recently. Photo from left to right: Councilor Ed Glenn, Mayor Chet Phillips and Councilor Steve Doherty. Photo contributed
At their December 11, 2012 meeting, the Boardman City Council took the first step in passing a gang ordinance. The ordinance changes the City’s Municipal Code to include language establishing a procedure for law enforcement to identify and designate persons who are associated with criminal gangs and involved in criminal gang activity. The ordinance also includes language for those persons to appeal the gang designation. A person who meets the criteria set in the ordinance, designating them as a gang member, will be recommended to the Morrow County District Attorney’s Office to be placed on a list of designated gang members. This list will be a useful tool for law enforcement in cases where it may be a parole violation for someone to be in the company of known gang members. The designated gang members list will
clearly outline those individuals. By a vote of four to one, the ordinance had its first reading Tuesday night and is expected to have a second reading and passage at the January 3, 2013 City Council meeting. In other City business the Council approved an Intergovernmental Agreement with the Port of Morrow for providing water to City water customers on Laurel Lane. The City’s auditors, Fife and Cockburn, presented the annual audit review last night. The auditors gave the City a clean audit opinion with no exceptions. The Council also said goodbye to Ed Glenn and Steve Doherty as they both attended their last City Council meeting as Councilors. Their terms end December 31, 2012. Mayor Phillips presented them each with a Certificate of Appreciation.
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Irrigon Elementary and Sam Boardman Elementary students meet Treasure Island’s pirate Long John Silver
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Columbia River Community Health Services 450 Tatone Street, Boardman 541-481-7212 IS PROUD TO RECOGNIZE OUR EMPLOYEE FOR 2012 - 3 RD QUARTER
Shari Stokoe joined Columbia River Community Health Services in April 2012. Shari works as a Medical Assistant, Occupational Assistant and Laboratory Technician.
On December 5, 2012, two talented Hampstead Stage Company actors sailed into North Morrow County and performed Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic story Treasure Island to Irrigon and Boardman students. Utilizing multilayered costumes, many voices, even students and staff, the performers introduced young Jim Hawkins, Long John Silver and marauding pirates. All were searching for buried treasure, on an exciting journey across the Seven Seas. Two Hundred and three Irrigon Elementary students and 204 Windy River Elementary students lined school gymnasium bleachers to participate in the swashbuckling tale. They learned about the dangers of greed and the importance of helping others. The fencing scenes were a great favorite, and students were curious to learn how actors change costumes so quickly, and how they learned to be actors. The two performances were presented by North Morrow Community Foundation and funded by Morrow County Unified Recreation District. Two more assemblies, King Arthurs Court will be presented at AC Houghton and Sam Boardman Elementary Schools in April 2013.
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City of Boardman offers free Christmas tree removal The City of Boardman will once again offer curbside pick up of Christmas trees. Residents are asked to place their tree at their curb, away from garbage containers. If on a Monday, do not place the tree near your garbage can, or the garbage company will pick up the tree and charge you for it. The Public Works Department will be around each morning to pick them up through January. The Christmas trees will be burned once they dry out.
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Don’t let disease foul your bird feeder CORVALLIS, Ore. – As you’re welcoming wild birds into your yard this winter, be sure to keep your bird feeder clean and keep an eye on the health of your feathered diners. “Sick birds will either be found dead or perched, often with feathers in disarray, eyes squinted or wings held out,” said Dana Sanchez, a wildlife specialist with the Oregon State University Extension Service. “Healthy birds are alert and mobile, whereas sick birds stand out because they are neither of those.” Birds can get salmonella from bird feeders. Other diseases can spread when birds congregate or land on infected perches, Sanchez said. “If the sick bird is associated with your feeders, take down the feeders and clean them,” she said. “It is probably a good idea to keep the feeders down for two to three weeks, until the disease has had a chance to run its course in the local population. Allow the bird to recover on its own. Make sure children, pets and free-ranging cats cannot get to the bird.” Sanchez offered these tips to make sure your feeders are clean
and free of mold for backyard visitors. · Clean your feeders once a month during low-use times and up to once a week during high-use periods. · Scrape off bird droppings and rinse or wipe clean the perches with a solution of 1 part vinegar to 20 parts water. · Hang your feeders where the feed won’t get wet. If seed in a feeder has gotten wet and compacted, remove the feed and discard it. Then clean the feeder with warm water and a brush. · Dry the feeder before refilling with the fresh seed. · If your feeder’s location is likely to get wet often, only fill it with a one- to two-day supply of seed at a time. · Clean up under feeders regularly and prevent accumulation of feed beneath the feeders by moving them occasionally. Seed on the ground can attract other animals, such as rodents, that you would prefer to not have near your home. For more information about feeds and feeder placement, check out the Feed Wild Birds publication from the OSU Extension Service. Author: Denise Ruttan
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Morrow SWCD & MCLG present “Life after CRP” at joint annual meeting Morrow SWCD and Morrow County Livestock Growers will hold their 26th annual joint program at St. Patrick’s Parish Hall in Heppner in conjunction with the Heppner Town & Country celebration on Thursday, January 10, 2013. Morrow SWCD will hold their regular January meeting and Annual Meeting beginning at 10:00 am. The joint program “Life after CRP” will follow a hosted lunch beginning at 12:15 pm for attendees. The future of the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) beginning with expiring 2013 contracts (13,211 acres) is unknown. Some of the acres that may expire next fall have been in permanent cover since the beginning of the program in 1986, 27 years. Depending on varieties of grass, returning the acres to cropland or rangeland may require extensive tillage and herbicide
treatment. Larry Lutcher, OSU Extension Service, will provide information on field trials conducted in Morrow County for CRP takeout. Bill Jepson will report on personal experiences and best practices for success of CRP takeout. “Returning CRP land to cropland can be very expensive and we want to provide Morrow County landowners with the best information available for them to make cost-effective management decisions”, says Jim McElligott, district chair. USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) staff will also be available to provide information on the economics of CRP take-out. Following the CRP presentation, Morrow County Livestock Growers (MCLG) have scheduled additional presentations prior to their Annual Meeting.
BEO offers scholarships for area graduates “Bank of Eastern Oregon will again offer twenty $500 Agriculture/Business scholarships for graduating high school seniors at Heppner, Ione, Arlington, Condon, Boardman, Irrigon, Spray, Fossil, Burns, Crane, John Day, Monument, Long Creek, Dayville, Mitchell, Moro, Prairie City, Enterprise, Wallowa, and Joseph,” announced Jeff Bailey, president and CEO of Bank of Eastern Oregon. This marks the 21st year the bank is sponsoring the $500 scholarships to students. “Through the years, we have awarded approximately $96,000 in scholarships. We are proud of our graduates and pleased to continue offering the scholarships to the talented and deserving recipients in our market area,” continued Bailey. Applicants must plan to enroll in college in either agriculture or business. Selection will be based on scholarship, leadership, and citizenship.
Applications can be picked up from school counselors or at a branch of Bank of Eastern Oregon. Or, go online and download the application at www.beobank.com (Community Commitment link). The deadline to submit applications is May 1, 2013. ABOUT BEO BANCORP BEO Bancorp is the holding company for Bank of Eastern Oregon, which operates 12 branches and four loan production offices in ten eastern Oregon counties. Branches are located in Arlington, Ione, Heppner, Condon, Irrigon, Boardman, Burns, John Day, Prairie City, Fossil, Moro, and Enterprise; loan production offices are located in Hermiston, Pendleton, Island City, and Ontario. Bank of Eastern Oregon also operates a mortgage division and offers brokerage services through BEO Financial Services. The bank’s website is www.beobank.com.
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Please pick up a form to recognize local volunteers who do great things for Boardman. Forms are available at the Chamber of Commerce office for Business Person of the Year, Citizen of the Year, Educator of the Year and Boardman Pioneer. Please have your Nomination Forms filled out and back to the Chamber of Commerce by January 11th
Annual Awards Banquet For the Love of Boardman! A 1950’s Style Sock Hop Saturday, February 2nd Times: 6:00pm to 11:00pm Location: River Front Center - Port of Morrow The Boardman Chamber of Commerce is the sponsor of the Annual Citizen’s Award Reception. This event honors area citizen’s doing great things for Boardman. Also included in the evening is a 1950’s Style Sock Hop with music by Cruise Control, Auction, and Buffet. Tickets are $35 @ Boardman Chamber Office
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Riverside to host Japanese Cultural Exchange Team January 7-9th January 7-9, 2013 the Riverside ern Oregon. They will arrive Janu- the home crowd, as well as showPirate Wrestling Team and the ary 7 and participate in a practice case our Japanese counterparts,” town of Boardman will be hosting a with Riverside. On January 8, they says Head Coach Dave Boor. “JaJapanese Cultural Expan has always been very change Wrestling Team. good at international wrestling, so our wrestlers will Former Oregon State University wrestling get an opportunity to see coach, Dr. Dale Thomas, just how good they really are. It will also give our loorganized and directed the Oregon Wrestling cal wrestlers an opportunity Cultural Exchange, which to bond with wrestlers from another country and learn he started in 1962 and was the first state in the US to more about their culture.” ever have such a proThe duel will begin at 7pm, January 8th at Rivergram. The program has sent teams to Japan, Russide High School and will sia, Europe, Mexico, New Hans Rockwell wrestles a Crook County consist of an opening cerZealand, and South Af- opponent at the recent Pendleton tournament emony, gift exchange and then the duel. At the rica over the years. Riverside High School is one of will tour the city of Boardman and conclusion, the Pirate wrestling the few schools asked to host this Riverside High School and in the team will host a spaghetti feed for year’s team, due to their many evening they will duel the Eastern the public. Admission will be $5 per years of success at the high school Oregon Team. January 9, they will person. Children under 6 are admitand international levels of wres- depart for their next location. ted for free. tling. Any questions, feel free to conThe Japanese Team will be The Japanese team will consist hosted by parents within the com- tact Coach Dave Boor at Riverside of 13 wrestlers and 3 coaches and munity, as well as wrestling fami- High School or Coach Richard Rockwell at the Boardman Hardthey will compete against an All lies in the community. Star team of wrestlers from River“This is a great opportunity to ware Store 541-720-6003 . side and other wrestlers from East- showcase our program in front of
Riverside JR/SR January Athletic Schedule Activity Type Date Time Versus Wrestling: Boys Varsity Tourn, 01/04/2013, 2:00pm, Away vs. Joseph Wrestling: Boys Varsity Tourn, 01/05, 10:00am, Away vs. Joseph Basketball: Girls JV Game, 01/05, 1:00pm, Nyssa Basketball: Boys JV Game , 01/05, 2:30pm Nyssa Basketball: Girls Varsity Game, 01/05, 4:00pm Nyssa Basketball: Boys Varsity Game, 01/05, 5:30pm, Nyssa Wrestling: Boys Junior High Tourn, 01/10, 4:30pm, Away vs. Irrigon Basketball: Girls JV, Game, 01/11, 3:00pm, Umatilla Basketball: Boys JV, Game, 01/11, 4:30pm Umatilla Basketball: Girls Varsity Game, 01/11, 6:00pm Umatilla Basketball: Boys Varsity Game, 01/11, 7:30pm Umatilla Basketball: Girls Junior High Game, 01/12, 8:00am Away vs. Umatilla Wrestling: Boys Varsity Tournament, 01/12, 10:00am Away vs. Bend Basketball: Girls Jr High Game, 01/12, 11:00am Away vs. Heppner Basketball: Girls Junior High Game, 01/12, 1:00pm Away vs. Ione Basketball: Girls JV Game 01/12, 2:00pm, Burns Basketball: Boys JV Game, 01/12, 3:30pm Burns Basketball: Girls Varsity Game, 01/12, 5:00pm Burns Basketball: Boys Varsity Game, 01/12, 6:30pm Burns Basketball: Girls Jr High Game, 01/15, 4:00, Sherman County Jr./Sr. Wrestling: Boys Varsity Tourn 01/17, 3:15pm, Away vs. Redmond Wrestling: Boys Jr High Tourn, 01/17, 4:00pm, Away vs. Pendleton Wrestling: Boys Varsity Tourn, 01/19, 9:00am, Away vs. Redmond Basketball: Girls Junior High Game, 01/19, 9:00am, Heppner Basketball: Girls Jr High Game, 01/19, 11:00am, Stanfield Secondary Basketball: Girls Junior High Game, 01/19, 12:00pm, Echo Basketball: Girls JV Game, 01/19, 1:00pm, Away vs. Vale Basketball: Boys JV Game, 01/19, 2:30pm, Away vs. Vale Basketball: Girls Varsity Game, 01/19, 4:00pm, Away vs. Vale Basketball: Boys Varsity Game, 01/19, 5:30pm, Away vs. Vale Basketball: Girls JV Game 01/22, 3:30pm, Away vs. Desales Basketball: Girls Jr High Game, 01/22, 4:00pm, The Dalles Middle Basketball: Girls Varsity Game, 01/22, 6:00pm, Away vs. Desales Basketball: Boys Varsity Game, 01/22, 7:00pm, Away vs. Desales Basketball: Boys JV Game 01/22, 7:30pm, Away vs. Desales Basketball: Girls JV Game 01/25, 2:00pm, Away vs. Nyssa Basketball: Boys JV Game 01/25, 3:30pm, Away vs. Nyssa Wrestling: Boys Junior High Tourn. 01/25, 4:00pm, Away vs. Irrigon Basketball: Girls Varsity Game 01/25, 5:00pm, Away vs. Nyssa Basketball: Boys Varsity Game, 01/25, 6:30pm, Away vs. Nyssa Wrestling: Boys Varsity Tourn. 01/26, TBD, Away vs. Hood River Valley Basketball: Girls Junior High Game, 01/268:00am, Away vs. Pilot Rock Basketball: Girls Jr High Game, 01/2610:00am,Away vs. Stanfield Basketball: Girls Junior High Game, 01/26, 12:00pm, Away vs. Griswold Wrestling: Boys Junior High Tourn,01/29,4:00pm, Away vs. The Dalles Basketball: Girls Jr High Game, 01/31TBD, Away vs. Sherman County Wrestling: Boys Junior High Tournament 01/31, 5:00pm, TBA
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Oregon Trail Library Boardman Branch Fiction: Boardman Library Hours: Anomaly - Skip Brittenham Mon. 11:00 AM - 8:00 PM Jane - Robin Maxwell Tues. Closed The Last Man - Vince Flynn Wed. 11:00 AM - 8:00 PM Thu. Noon - 5:00 PM Dear Life - Alice Munro Fri. 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Cold Days - Jim Butcher Sat. 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM Heroes Proved – Oliver North Sun. Closed The Lawgiver – Herman Wouk Irrigon Branch: The Colony – A.J. Colucci Tuesday 10:30 am - 1:00 pm Closed for Lunch Nano – Robin Cook 1:30pm -4:00pm Threat Vector – Tom Clancy Thursday 10:30 am - 1:00 pm Sweet Tooth - Ian McEwan Closed for Lunch Bad Glass – Richard E. Gropp 1:30pm -4:00pm The Big Sky – A.B. Guthrie Jr. Supervolcano – Harry Turtledove Sleep No More - Iris Johansen The Perfect Hope - Nora Roberts The Forgotten - David Baldacci Victory at Yorktown - Newt Gingrich Looking for Yesterday – Marcia Muller The Elementals - Francesca Lia Block The Legend of Broken - Caleb Carr 200 S. Main Street The Cutting Season – Attica Locke Boardman The Black Box - Michael Connelly Dying on the Vine – Aaron J. Elkins The Twelve Tribes of Hattie – Ayana Mathis The Thieves of Legend - Richard Doetsch A Death in the Small Hours - Charles Finch Notorious Nineteen - Janet Evanovich The Sum of Her Parts - Alan Dean Foster The Island of Second Sight – Albert Vigoleis Thelen Merry Christmas, Alex Cross - James Patterson Non-Fiction: Venice - Thomas F Madden Killing Kennedy - Bill O’Reilly Foundation – Peter Ackroyd Viper Pilot - Dan Hampton My Mother was Nuts - Penny Marshall Far From the Tree - Andrew Solomon Fatal Friends, Deadly Neighbors - Ann Rule Modern Quilts, Traditional Inspiration – Denyse Schmidt Brigham Young, Pioneer Prophet - Lisa Alther The Great Pearl Heist - Molly Caldwell Crosby Norwegian Mittens & Gloves - Annemor Sundbo
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Cold and Flu Season is here Umatilla County Public Health wants to alert residents that cold and flu season has arrived. Reported cases for influenza here in the county have so far been low but nationally the season has started early and it could be a bad season. “Getting vaccinated against the flu is one of your best protective measures against influenza infection,” reports Genni Lehnert-Beers, Administrator, Umatilla County Public Health. Anyone 6 months of age or older is encouraged to be vaccinated. CDC officials report the vaccine formulated for this year is well matched to the strains of the virus seen so far. “This is good news”, reports Lehnert-Beers, “when a vaccine is well matched to the circulating virus it means a potential for less illness”. There are measures that you
can do to protect yourself and your family against illnesses: · Wash your hands- Washing your hands for a minimum of 20 seconds often will help protect you from germs. · Cover your cough- Cover your nose and mouth with a tissue when coughing or sneezing and then promptly throw it in the trash OR cough into the crook of your elbow to prevent germs from spreading. · Stay home when you are sickstay home from work, school, and errands when you are sick. You will help prevent others from catching your illness. · Avoid close contact with people who are sick.
What to do if you do get sick: · Get plenty of rest and stay home. · Drink plenty of liquids · Avoid using alcohol and tobacco · Contact your primary care provider with questions or concerns about your illness. Be proactive and keep yourself well this cold and flu season. Get your flu vaccination at your local pharmacy, health department, or doctor’s office. For more information go to: http:// www.co.umatilla.or.us/health.htm or www.cdc.gov
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anuary is Cervical Cancer Aware ness Month. Columbia River Community Health Services urges all women between the ages of 21 and 64 to get routine Pap. smears. Call during the month of January to schedule yours. For our patients who have had one in the last two years, bring your test results, or have your test results sent to us. All of those who call to schedule an appointment or bring in their test results, during the month of January, will receive a prize and be entered into a grand prize drawing. Drawing will take place on Feb.1st. Early cancer detection saves lives, it could be yours. To schedule an appointment call (541) 481-7212 rant Opportunities Available! The Riverside High School leadership class will be awarding $4000 in grants to non-profit organizations in Boardman and Morrow county that are able to support our mission Statement. Funds from the PGE Foundation and the Meyer Memorial Trust, will support efforts that address issues related to bullying and cyber bullying and promote interactions within diverse populations. Prevention and awareness activities targeted at 4th-12th grade students will take priority. Applications are available by contacting Marie Shimer (marie.shimer@morrow.k12.or.us) and are due the end of January. MATILLA MORROW RADIO & DATA DISTRICT, 4700 NW PIONEER PLACE, PENDLETON OR, 541.966.3774 Board of Directors Michael Roxbury Kathy Lieuallen Kenneth Matlack Marc Rogelstad Keith Kennedy District Administrator Shawn Halsey Media/Public Advisory What: Umatilla Morrow Radio & Data District Board Meeting When: Tuesday, January 8, 2013 1:30pm Where: Boardman City Hall 200 City Center Circle Boardman OR For more information: Shawn Halsey 541.966.3774
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ORVALLIS - Names of students who have made the Scholastic Honor Roll Fall term have been announced by Oregon State University. A total of 728 students earned straight-A (4.0). Another 3,379 earned a B-plus (3.5) or better to make the listing. To be on the Honor Roll, students must carry at least 12 graded hours of course work. Students on the Honor Roll included: MORROW COUNTY Boardman Straight-A Average: Erick Rodriguez, Freshman, Pre-Computer Science. 3.5 or Better: Alejandra Mendoza, Sophomore, Mathematics. Heppner 3.5 or Better: Devin B. Robinson, Sophomore, Agricultural Sciences. Ione 3.5 or Better: Mary V. Rietmann, Freshman, Human Devel and Family Science. Irrigon Straight-A Average: Adriana Sanchez, Freshman, University Exploratory Studies. 3.5 or Better: Patrick W. Barron, Senior, Agricultural Sciences; Ivan A. Estrada, Junior, Exercise and Sport Science; Christina H. Garcilazo, Junior, Ethnic Studies; Julio Orozco, Senior, History; Tamra J. Tovey, Senior, Applied Visual Arts.
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Boardman Senior Center January Menu Tuesday January 8 Lasagna Green Beans Green Salad Garlic Bread Dessert Tuesday January 15 Fish Sticks Tater Tots Corn Coleslaw Dessert Tuesday January 22 Chili Burgers French Fries Jello Salad Brownies Tuesday January 29 Sweet & Sour Meatballs Rice Peas & Carrots Ramen Salad Bread Pudding
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The Kiwanis Club of Boardman would like to invite interested members of the community to join the Rollin’ on the River Committee to help plan this great event. The committee will start meeting this November. Need not be a Kiwanis member to attend. Please contact Mindy Binder at 541-481-5353 for additional details.
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Kiwanis sponsor Breakfast with Santa and sleigh rides On December 15th the Boardman Kiwanis Club hosted their second annual community Breakfast with Santa. 188 people attended the event held at the Boardman Senior Center. Kiwanis and community members served a sausage and pancakes breakfast for $3.00. Member Rhonda Hamley said “We didn’t do it for a fundraiser, we wanted to have a fun family event for the holidays here in Boardman.” Riverside High School’s Key Club helped children make ornaments to take home for their Christmas tree and applied wash-off stickers to the many little faces. Santa and Mrs. Clause (Dennis and Anna Reich of Pasco) showed up to complete the event with
candy and oranges for all the children. Pictures with Santa were taken for free, and placed on a cd. After breakfast and crafts, families could enjoy a ride on the horse drawn wagon around the City Square. Equine Elegance is owned by Brian and Karli Cook of Irrigon who donated their time and services. Boardman Kiwanis would like to say a big thank you to all who volunteered their time to help make Breakfast with Santa a success and to those who donated services, supplies and money. The Boardman Senior Center donated the facility; Equine Elegance - Wagon Rides; Eastern Oregon Mobile Slaughter-Sausage; ConAgra - Waffle Mix ; C&DCandy.
Santa and Mrs. Claus (Dennis and Anna Reich of Pasco) along with daughter Michelle Erickson, Kiwanis member enjoy pictures with Santa. Kiwanis and Key Club members made this fun event happen.
Debbie Radie helped cook the pancakes
Alyssa and Trevor Jennings had fun making crafts
Above: Nine month old Bayle Edmans tells Santa what she wants for Christmas. Right: Joe Taylor, Kiwanis member served sausage for the Breakfast with Santa.
Kiwanis member Deanne Irving, Key Club advisor, Kathy Goad and member Rhonda Hambley helped with all the festivities.
Equine Elegance owned by Brian and Karli Cook of Irrigon gave rides around the streets of Boardman’s city square in their horsedrawn wagon for the Kiwanis Breakfast with Santa. The Cooks donated their time and service to make the event special for everyone who rode behind the two draft horses that pulled the wagon.