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Boardman housing starts hit 21 since January 2021 If you’ve taken a drive around the southern portion of Boardman lately, you cannot help but notice the new housing being constructed. Bailey Subdivision (off from Oregon Trail Blvd.) is rapidly adding manufactured housing, Tuscany is adding to their mix of popular Manufactured home in Bailey Subdivision. Boardman Planning Departstick-built homes, as is River ment reports twenty-one plans Ridge Estates.
filed since January this year for stick-built homes in Boardman. Add to that the three manufactured home placements and six stick built homes for Morrow County (outside city boundaries) and we have a lot going up in the area. Irrigon has six stick-built homes that are planned this year, and no manufactured housing starts.
Building Department Report for 2021 Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May June July Aug.Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Totals Boardman Permits sold Mfr.Home Placemt Stick Home Morrow County Permits sold Mfr.Home Placemt Stick Home Irrigon Permits sold Mfr.Home Placemt Stick Home Electrical Permits
6 0 1
28 2 3
11 0 0
32 0 4
29 2 5
32 2 5
23 0 3
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10 0 1 17
7 0 2 25
15 0 3 12
5 0 0 13
51 0 7 111
New stick-built home being constructed in Tuscany Estates just south of Windy River and Sam Boardman schools.
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Umatilla Electric announces winners of Youth Entrepreneur Contest The Umatilla Electric Cooperative Board of Directors has selected the winners of the UEC Youth Entrepreneur Contest. The first-place prize of $1,000 was awarded to Revved, LLC, submitted by Hermiston High School student, Alexander Echeverria Garcia. Alexander envisions REVVED, LLC as a successful producer of highquality electric boards. His mission is to help customers avoid traffic by providing them with an alternative mode of transportation. After beginning operations, REVVED, LLC will sell the electric boards on preexisting e-commerce websites. Elizabeth Doherty, a Hermiston High School student, received the second-place prize of $500 for her business, Red Stag Ag. Consulting, LLC. Elizabeth intends to increase the efficiency of farming practices in Eastern Oregon. The consulting company will offer individualized packages that will increase the success of Eastern Oregon farmers. “Red Stag Ag. Consulting, LLC has been circulating my brain for a while, and the UEC Youth Entrepreneur Contest helped me organize my thoughts into an actual business plan,” said Doherty. “The prize money will help kick start my future plans.” The third-place prize of
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The three winners of the Umatilla Electric Cooperative’s Youth Entrepreneur Contest were announced recently. Pictured, left to right: Ben Doherty, Kim Bolen, second-place winner Elizabeth Doherty, thirdplace winner Paige Bolen, Emily Cecil of the UEC Business Resource Center, the center’s Executive Adviser Greg Smith, first-place winner Alexander Echeverria Garcia, and Lorena Garcia. (Contributed photo) $200 was awarded to Precision Enterprises Inc. and was submitted by Hermiston High School student, Paige Bolen. Over the past few years, Paige has been successful in operating her livestock business which offers high-quality breeding animals and mouthwatering meat to local consumers. In the future, Paige plans to expand Precision Enterprises Inc., by using various forms of market-
ing and networking tools. The UEC Youth Entrepreneur Contest was open to all incoming high school Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors from May 17 to June 17. The contest served as an opportunity for high school students to enhance their business and entrepreneurship experience by creating a realistic and sustainable business plan.
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New program to help Morrow County expand broadband access Tillamook County Creamery places two American Connection Corps fellows in Tillamook and Morrow counties. DRAIN any standing water that may produce mosquitoes, especially after dark
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Tillamook County Creamery Association (TCCA) on July 30th announced the placement of two American Connection Corps (ACC) fellows in Tillamook and Morrow counties to help advance broadband availability and access programs in Oregon. Aaron Moss will serve as one fellow in Morrow County. Moss is a recent graduate from Portland State University with a bachelor of science in political science. He previously served in various roles with the Oregon State legislature with members of both major political parties, and also worked for Farmers Insurance Agency. As a broadband project coordinator, Moss will report to the community development director and assist in the advancement of Morrow County’s broadband efforts, including furthering the goals of the task force initiated by the county. TCCA will underwrite the fellows’ activities during the next two years as they implement initiatives designed to help ensure better digital connectivity in rural areas of the state.
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“We have made this a top priority for some time and look forward to the ability to have someone in the forefront of our efforts,” said Morrow County Commissioner Melissa Lindsay. “Access has become a basic need from education to mental and physical health and we, with our partners, are committed to working diligently on this ef-
fort.” The TCCA-sponsored fellows will work to increase broadband access and digital literacy for the rural communities by using existing infrastructure to replicate across the counties and maximizing fiberto-home connectivity. The fellows are part of a national ACC effort that will deploy over 50 fellows to serve as community leaders and champions of digital equity across the country. According to the Oregon Broadband Advisory Council 2020 report, while most rural households or businesses have access to broadband, the service transmission speeds are low making internet access spotty and unreliable. In general, Oregon’s urban areas are served by multiple broadband internet service providers at speeds of 25 Mbps download and 3 Mbps upload or better. Rural and frontier areas of the state are served by fewer providers and typically at slower speeds of at least 10 Mbps download and 1 Mbps upload, or they are unserved altogether.
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Port of Morrow Re:View Boardman, OR – Construction is underway for the new AWS Think Big Space at the SAGE Center. It is the first of its kind on the West Coast. The new K-6 classroom and school visitation program is funded by Amazon Web Services (AWS) and will be overseen by the Morrow County School District. An AWS Think Big Space is an enhanced classroom for students to explore and cultivate science, technology, engineering, arts, and math (STEAM)-related interests with labs that encourage a handson approach where students think big to solve real-world problems. The water project is close to completion at the South Morrow Industrial Park and preliminary design work has been completed for the flex space building. Construction on the incubator space should begin this fall. In Boardman, road relocation for business access has begun at the east end of Marine Drive and Ulman Drive for the BUILD Grant. Expect to see heavy equipment working in the area. In the East Beach Industrial Park, Cal Farms has started construction on their new processing facility on Lewis and Clark Drive. Cal Farms is a familyrun grower, packer, and shipper of organic fresh market vegetables and is headquartered in Oregon City. There are numerous opportunities for jobs in our region and many employers are holding independent job fairs. Check the Workforce Training Portal website for links to regional employer websites for more information. https:// www.portofmorrow.com/find-job
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Page 5 North Morrow Times What is Service Connected Compensation? A service connected disability is any current, chronic health condition which has its origins during the veteran’s active duty. Such conditions can range from combat wounds, health conditions (e.g. hypertension) diagnosed during active duty service or conditions as the result of chemical exposure during active duty (e.g. mesothelioma due to asbestos exposure). Hearing Loss and Tinnitus (ringing in the ears) are the most common Service Connected conditions. Due to the noise exposure associated with military service (especially those that served in combat) and the lack of hearing protection, many veterans suffer noise-induced hearing problems which may be, at least partially, attributable to their military service. For more information call 541-922-6420 today! Welcome Home, Thank You for Your Service
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Chamber resumes in-person luncheons Boardman, OR-The Boardman Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce that Monthly Chamber Luncheons are back in-person now that COVID-19 restrictions have been lifted. In-person Luncheons, held on the third Wednesday of each month, resumed in July at the Port of Morrow Riverfront Center where Boardman Fire Rescue District gave a presentation on their plans for the new fire station. The lunch was catered by Midway Bar & Grill in Hermiston. The August Luncheon will be
postponed one week on August 25th so it does not overlap with the Morrow County Fair. State Representative Greg Smith will be giving a legislative update and the Chamber staff will be recognizing the Morrow County Fair champions during the Luncheon. The September Luncheon will be Career Day for Riverside students. If you are interested in attending a monthly luncheon, you can register at boardmanchamber.org. Luncheons are $12 per person and include a catered meal. Registration is required and we ask
that you pre-pay for the event. Chamber members have the option to pre-pay for a year of luncheons at a reduced rate and may contact the Chamber if they are interested. Sponsorships are also available to Chamber members which includes an opportunity for you to give a business update at the event you have chosen to sponsor. For more information, please contact the Boardman Chamber of Commerce at (541) 481-3014 or info@boardmanchamber.org.
BMCC opens second application for Data Technician Program The Blue Mountain Community College Data Center Technician Program has opened a second application window for interested students. The ninemonth program will start Fall Term (September 2021) and conclude Spring Term. This is a limited entry program requires students to apply and they may do so at https:// www.bluecc.edu/academics/ programs/data-centertechnician by August 15. Alternatively, type Data Center Technicians into the search bar at bluecc.edu. Decisions will be
made within days and successful applicants will be notified. Today’s data centers contain tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of computer servers linked by powerful networks. A data center technician installs, maintains, and repairs a data center ’s computer and network systems. Many of the largest technology employers in the country are hiring data center technicians right here in this region. BMCC developed the one-
year Data Center Technician certificate in partnership with local employers. Students completing this one-year certificate are fully prepared for employment in this rapidlygrowing industry. The DCT program is financial aid eligible and generous scholarships are available specifically for the program. Please call the BMCC Workforce Training Center at 5 4 1 - 4 8 1 - 2 0 9 9 with any questions.
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Morrow County Country Strong Fair August 17-21, 2021 Heppner, Oregon ~ co.morrow.or.us/fair Fair Admission is FREE https://www.facebook.com/morrowcountyfairheppneroregon/
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Nuts, Bolts, Thingamajigs Camp engages students in the manufacturing process Boardman, OR – In its fourth year, the Eastern Oregon Nuts, Bolts, & Thingamajigs Camp is an engaging way for students to learn about the manufacturing process from the creative beginning to the practical finish. Twenty students from across Morrow County gathered each day in Boardman at the BMCC Workforce Training Center and participated in hands-on activities like teambuilding games, industry tours, and manufacturing projects. Speakers from Umatilla Electric, Boardman Foods, Port of Morrow Warehousing, and Amazon Web Services spoke with students and answered questions about careers available in their induscontinued on page 12) tries.
Pictured L to R: Cesar Andrade/ Kevin Knutz, Manager of Operations at UEC/ Lincoln Ellsworth.
Maya Payne, Isabel Payne, Paola Flores, Jack Weiss build a speaker amplifier during the Nuts, Bolts, Thingamajigs Camp at Riverside High.
Pictured Left to Right: Joe O’Brien, OSU Extension; Savannah Browne; and Back: Mason Aurdahl , work on their projects. Photos contributed
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Morrow County 4-H Pre-Fair results! 45 Morrow County 4-H members participated in the pre-fair contest this past week, held at the fairgrounds. Contests included the ground beef contest, measuring and presentations. “It was a terrific day for kids and especially 4-H staff who enjoyed getting to watch kids perform in-person!” said extension agent, Erin Heideman. Ground Beef Contest, sponsored by Morrow County Livestock Growers, is designed for junior cooking students to cook a beef recipe in front of the judge and then present for taste and evaluation. Champion: Audrey Sak (Boardman), Co-Reserve Champions: Eva Worden (Heppner) and Kord Dickenson (Heppner), 3 rd place Mikalie Duncan (Heppner). Blue Ribbons, Paige Miller (Heppner), Savannah Browne (Boardman), Tenley Rosenbalm (Heppner). Measuring Contest. Members practice measuring specific ingredients under the supervision of the judge. Champion: Tenley Rosenbalm (Heppner), Co-Reserve Champions Mikalie
Duncan (Heppner) and Paige Miller (Heppner). Blue Ribbons; Andrew Kerwin (Ukiah), Kord Dickenson (Heppner), Ketch Fennern (Heppner). Pledge. Members recite the 4-H Pledge. Senior Champion: Isabella Orr (Ukiah) Intermediate Champion Arianna Worden (Heppner), Intermediate Reserve Champion, Ellie Sak (Boardman). Intermediate Blue Ribbons; Novalee Campbell (Ione). Junior CoChampions Mikalie Duncan (Heppner) and Andrew Kerwin (Ukiah), Junior Reserve CoChampions Kinsley Hancock (Ukiah) and Audrey Sak (Boardman), Junior Blue Ribbons, Paige Miller (Heppner), Eva Worden (Heppner), Tenley Rosenbalm (Heppner),Lilly Allen (Ukiah), Jules Archer (Heppner), Savannah Browne (Boardman). Presentations: Senior Champion Impromtu, Isabella Orr (Ukiah), Junior Blue Impromtu, Lilly Allen (Ukiah), Intermediate Champion Ind Demonstration, Arianna
Worden (Heppner) Res-Champion, Ellie Sak (Boardman), Junior Champion Ind Demonstration Eva Worden (Heppner), Res-Champion, Audrey Sak (Boardman), Junior Co-Champions Illustrated Talk, Mikalie Duncan (Heppner) and Savanna Browne (Boardman), red, Lilly, Allen (Ukiah), blue Isabella Orr (Ukiah). Senior Performing Arts Champion, Isabella Orr (Ukiah), Junior Performing Arts Champion, Savannah Browne (Boardman). Cloverbud Pledge Participants: Colton Browne (Boardman), Mataya Philpott (Boardman), James Crum (Ione), Elly Philpott (Boardman), Allison Crum (Boardman), Kamryn Dickenson (Heppner). Special thanks to Stir it Up 4-H Club and leader, Jeanne Collins for getting the kitchen in presentation shape and Morrow County Livestock Growers Association for sponsoring the ground beef contest and MCGG and Greenfeed for loaning stage decorations.
Morrow County 4-H hosts Horse Show! Last week, the few and proud horse members of Morrow County took to the arena at the fairgrounds to show off their hard work and skills at the annual horse show. “This is a lovely group of members, families and leaders to work with,” said extension agent, Erin Heideman. “It is a tremendous amount of work to prepare horses and exhibitors for this show and these young ladies performed with a great amount poise. They were a delight to watch.” Showmanship: Champion, KC Anderson (Junior, Heppner), Reserve Champion, Preslie Bowles (Intermediate, Irrigon), Blue, Dallie Wilson (Junior, Heppner), Savannah Greenup (Novice, Heppner) Western Equitation: Champion, Preslie Bowles (Intermediate, Irrigon), Reserve Champion, Dallie Wilcox (Junior, Heppner), Blue, KC Anderson (Junior, Heppner), Savannah Greenup (Novice, Heppner). English Equitation: Champion, KC Anderson (Junior, Heppner) Trail: Champion, KC Anderson (Junior, Heppner), Reserve
Champion, Preslie Bowles (Intermediate, Irrigon), Blue Savannah Greenup (Novice, Heppner), Dallie Wilcox (Junior, Heppner). Gaming Key Race: White, Savannah Greenup (Novice, Heppner) Poles: Red, Sierra Greenup (Intermediate, Heppner), Preslie Bowles (Intermediate, Irrigon) Barrels: White, Preslie Bowles (Intermediate, Irrigon), Red, Sierra Greenup (Intermediate, Heppner), Red, Savannah Greenup (Novice, Heppner) NSCA Flag Race: White, Preslie Bowles (Intermediate, Irrigon), Savannah Greenup (Novice, Heppner) Two Barrel Flag Race: White, Savannah Greenup (Novice, Heppner) Overall Gaming: Champion: Savannah Greenup (Novice, Heppner), Reserve Champion, Sierra Greenup (Intermediate, Heppner) Special thanks to Rachel, Riley and Jules Archer for volunteering their time to help and to 4-H Ambassadors, Madison Orem (Ione), Grace Ogden
(Ione) and Harley Anderson (Heppner) for their clerking and help and to Ann Jones, fair secretary, and Tony Clement, county employee, for making sure the arena was worked and ready for animals!
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Boardman Fire and Rescue District June 2021 Fire Calls- 86 Start Date: 06/01/2021 | End Date: 06/30/2021 Station: 81 - BF&RD HEADQUARTERS 111 - Building fire 1 132 - Road freight or transport vehicle fire 1 141 - Forest, woods or wildland fire 1 142 - Brush or brush-and-grass mixture fire 1 154 - Dumpster or other outside trash receptacle fire 1 160 - Special outside fire, other 1 170 - Cultivated vegetation, crop fire, other 1 311 - Medical assist, assist EMS crew 2 320 - Emergency medical service, other 6 321 - EMS call, excluding vehicle accident with injury 17 322 - Motor vehicle accident with injuries 3 324 - Motor vehicle accident with no injuries. 5 412 - Gas leak (natural gas or LPG) 1 480 - Attempted burning, illegal action, other 1 553 - Public service 1 561 - Unauthorized burning 2 571 - Cover assignment, standby, moveup 5 611 - Dispatched & cancelled en route 9 622 - No incident found on arrival at dispatch address 3 632 - Prescribed fire 1 651 - Smoke scare, odor of smoke 2 700 - False alarm or false call, other 1 715 - Local alarm system, malicious false alarm 1 # Incidents for 81 - BF&RD Headquarters: 67
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Oregon Trail Library Boardman Branch
New Book List: Fiction Bone Rattle – Marc Cameron Daylight – David Baldacci Good Neighbors: A Novel – Sarah Langan Out of Hounds: A Novel – Rita Mae Brown Outsider – Linda Castillo Phase Six: A Novel – Jim Shepard Shipped – Angie Hockman Songs in Ursa Major – Emma Brodie That Summer – Jennifer Weiner The Bone Labyrinth – James Rollins The Ghost R ifle – Max McCoy The Law of Innocence – Michael Connelly The Ranger: A Novel Based on the Life of Texas Ranger Sergeant J.S. Turnbo – James Griffins We Begin at the End – Chris Whitaker Winner Takes All – Sandra Kitt Non-Fiction A Creative Step-by-Step Guide to Fruit and Vegetables – Peter Blackburne-Maze Fundamentals of Oregon Estate Planning – Benjamin L. Rasche New Complete Guide to Gardening – Susan A. Roth Rescue Your Retirement: Five Wealth-Killing Traps of 401(k)s, IRAs and Roth Plans - and How to Avoid Them! – Pamela Yellen The Ultimate Herb Book: The Definintive Guide to Growing and Using Over 200 Herbs – Antony Atha Magazines are now available for download - visit our website to learn more https://www.otld.org Like us on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/ OTLDlibraries
Regular Library Hours Sunday Closed Monday Closed Tuesday 10-2 lunch 3-8 Wednesday 10-2 lunch 3-8 Thursday 12-5 Friday 12-5 Saturday10-2 Boardman
Welcome back Crafty Nights @ the Library! Visit our website to register for our adult craft program on the 2nd Wednesday of every month! Preschool Storytime will resume with the school year! Come in or download for fun reading materials to keep those story-readers rolling at home. We have a new resume and job search program on our website! BrainFuse JobNow has both live and chat help available for resumes, job interview practice and advice, as well as help identifying career goals and choices. Visit our Community Links page for more career and local resources.
Boardman Food Pantry We are open for anyone in need of food each Monday 9:30-11:00am & Thursday 6:00-7:00pm at 420 Locust Rd., Boardman (the former Good Shepherd Lutheran Church) (First Baptist Church)
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Special Education licensure program debuts at EOU LA GRANDE, Ore. – This fall, students in Eastern Oregon University’s College of Education can major in Special Education for the first time, putting them on track to graduate with a state-approved license and go directly into classrooms where their expertise is in high demand. “There’s a shortage of SpEd teachers in the U.S., and especially in rural Oregon,” said EOU Education Professor Jerred Jolin, who helped design the new curriculum. “I’m enthusiastic about this project. I’ve been trained in this field and have firsthand experiences with the positives of helping students with learning differences be successful in the classroom.” The on-campus program stacks neatly on top of two years of core coursework, making it easy for transfer students to apply credits from a community college and earn a bachelor’s degree in two years. “Getting the licensure at the undergraduate level is the most efficient way to do it,” Jolin said. “It basically replaces 1.5 years of a graduate program.” Students participate in practicums during their junior and senior years, and then a 15-
week student teaching field placement in the final year of the program. Jolin explained that offering multiple hands-on experiences allows students to explore the wide range of special education settings, such as resource rooms, life skills classrooms, classrooms for students with behavior challenges, or academic interventions with math or reading. “The placements show a range of special education classroom experiences,” he said. “This program ensures students get a general education because
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there are K through 12 students with disabilities.” While it spans the breadth of ages and needs, EOU’s program prioritizes special education in a rural environment. Practicums and student-teaching placements will be located in Eastern Oregon. Jolin said schools in less populated areas and small communities tend to have the highest demand for special education teachers. “We’re the only program like this in the eastern part of the state,” he said. “We plan to focus on the unique challenges of being a SpEd teacher in rural settings.” EOU’s College of Education boasts four faculty members with doctorates in special education, and plans are in place to hire an additional professor. The Special Education program is open for enrollment for fall 2021. Submit an application at eou.edu/apply or learn more at eou.edu/special-education. Prepare for the world beyond college with Eastern Oregon University’s high-quality liberal arts and professional programs. Classes are available when and where you need them – at our main campus in La Grande, online almost anywhere in the world or onsite at our centers across the state. Educational, cultural and economic growth is important to our region, state and nation. We are committed to providing a personal, student-centered experience in all that we do. Visit eou.edu for more information.
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nnual Funshine Open to be held September 18 4th Annual Funshine Open. Golfers of all abilities are encouraged to enter the 4th annual Funshine Open offered by Community Women’s Club of Irrigon and Boardman. This foursome golf tournament will be held September 18 at Marker 40 in Boardman. Cost to play is $65 which includes green fees, a box lunch and the opportunity to win raffle prizes. If you would like to become a hole sponsor for this tournament, your logo will be prominently displaced. Cost is $250 for each hole sponsored. This is the major
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fundraiser for Community Women who support our communities by helping people in need, giving scholarships to graduating seniors, gifting money to the Elementary School for supplies, helping fire victims, and adopting families at Christmas. With your support, they are able to reach out in our communities during times of need. Those community members who would like to sponsor a hole for this tournament, register to play, or provide a raffle prize, please contact Community Women at commwomen534@gmail.com or P.O. Box 534, Irrigon, OR 97844.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Boardman Pastor Rick Weiss http://www.boardmanchurch.org/ 200 Willowfork Dr. Church 541-481-9437 P.O. Box 638 rick@boardmanchurch.org Boardman, OR 97818 Cell: 928-978-6293
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Boardman Community Church is a nondenominational Bible believing church. We are excited to see God move in our community. Join us as we worship God. Please come as you are. 300 2nd Street Boardman, OR 97818
Phone 541-571-6831 Bible Study Tuedsays 6:30 pm Hispanic Church Spanish - Sat. & Sun. evenings 6:00 pm Youth Group meets Sunday 5 to 6:30 pm
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Stokes Landing Senior Center Drive-thru meal program Call 541-922-3334 by each Friday at 3:00 PM to reserve your Monday meal leaving your phone number, number of meals you are ordering and your phone number on the answering machine. Then on Monday pick up your meal(s) at Stokes Landing Senior Center in Irrigon between noon and 12:30. Cost: $4.00 if you are age 60 and over; $5 if you are under the age if 60.
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Boardman Senior Center August Menu NOW Open for Dine-in Lunch
Tuesday Aug 3 Chicken Taco Casserole Salad Chips & Salsa Fresh Fruit Tuesday Aug 10 Salad Bar w/ Fixins Chocolate Eclaire Dessert Tuesday Aug 17 Baked Chicken Baked Potato Halves Salad/Peas & Cheese Cooked Carrots BAnana Split Bars Tuesday Aug 24 Olive Garden Chicken Gnocchi Soup with Bruschetta Toast Salad Fruit & Cookies Tuesday Aug 31 Shepherd’s Pie Salad Spinach Brownies August 7th Breakfast:, 7:30 to 10:30 $5 Hash Browns/Eggs, Ham or Sausage, Pancakes, Toast or Waffles, Biscuits & Gravy, Coffee, Milk, Juice
Thursday Aug 5 Spaghetti & Meatballs Salad Green Beans Berry Cobbler Thursday Aug 12 HOt Dogs & Chili Potato Salad Chips Chocolate Cherry Bars Thursday Aug 19 Birthday Dinner Pork Chops Scalloped Potatoes Cauliflower & Rolls Cake & Ice Cream Thursday Aug 26 Meatloaf Mashed Potatoes & Gravy Carrot Salad Broccoli Mandarin Orange Delight
Lunch is $4 for Seniors 55 & Above; $5 for Adults 54 & Under All are Welcome! Take-Out Lunches Available. Catering Available. Call 481-3257
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Nuts, Bolts,Thingamajigs Camp (continued from page 7) Manufacturing projects during the week included building a small robot and a cell phone holder with a speaker amplifier. Students created blueprints for the speaker using SolidWorks,a computer-aided design/engineering software used by engineers and designers worldwide and used the blueprints to construct the project at the Riverside High School Wood Shop. The week ended with a show-
case of projects and family barb-que. Nuts, Bolt, and Thingamajigs Camp is a partnership with Oregon State University Open Campus, Blue Mountain Community College, and the Port of Morrow. Photo Right: Speaker box manufactured by each student. Below: Parents visited on the last day to view each child’s speaker amplifier project..
Menu Puede Cambiar Dependiendo de los Ingridientes que Tengamos a la Mano Abastecimineto es Dispoible, Hable A— call 541-481-3257 Martes, Agosto 3 Cazuela de taco pollo Ensalada Papitas y Salsa Fruta fresca Martes, Agosto 10 Ensalada con todas las guarniciones Chocolate éclair
Jueves, Agosto 17 Pollo al horno Papas al horno ensalada/Guisantes Y queso zanahorias cocidas Barras divididas de platano Martes, Agosto 24 Olive Garden Sopa de ñoquis de pollo Con Bruschetta tostado Ensalada Fruta Y Galletas Martes, Agosto 31 Pie de carne al horno Ensalada Espinacas Brownies
BOARDMAN SENIOR CENTER MENU PARA AGOSTO 2021 TODOS SON INVITADOS MAYORES DE 55 Y ARRIBA $4.OO 54 PARA ABAJO $5.00
Jueves , Agosto 5 Espagueti con carne Ensalada Judias verdes Zapatero de bayas Jueves, Agosto 12 Hot Dog(salchicha) con Chili Ensalada de papa Papitas Barras de chocolate y cerezas Jueves, Agosto 19, CENA DE CUMPLEANOS Culetas de Puerco Papas empanizadas al horno coliflor y pan Patel y nieve Jueves, Agosto 26 carne al horno (pastel de carne) Pure de papas con gravy Ensalada de zanahoria/Brocoli Delicio Naranja Mandarina
DESAYUNO, SABADO 7 DE AGOSTO 7:30 TO 10:30 - $5.00 PAPAS/ HUEVOS, JAMÓN O SALCHICHA PANCAKES – PAN TOSTADO Pan Galleta con Gravy CAFÉ, LECHE, JUGO