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Burnt Field Brewing craft beer and legit pizza now open Boardman has another choice for dining -- with a view! Burnt Field Brewing has had a “soft” opening for their craft beer and legit pizza since January 17th. Owners Logan Mayfield and Michelle Seeley can be found at 1 East Marine Drive (across from the Captain Al James tugboat) from 11:37 am to at least 9:00 pm daily serving up craft brews and home-made pizzas. Many know Mayfield as the former brewmaster at Ordnance Brewery. His background in brewing began in Ashland, traveled to Denver, Colorado, and finally Boardman. He has had a vision of owning his own brewery for many years, and although Burnt Field’s two craft beers are today being
Owners Logan Mayfield and Michelle Seeley display their guzzlers at Burnt Field Brewery; check out their home-made pizza and “Ugly Breadsticks”!
brewed in The Dalles to Mayfield’s specs, he plans to add on to their location to finally brew his beer on the premises. Michelle Seeley is wellknown around Boardman, having worked at Mid Columbia Title Company, Banner Bank and the City of Boardman. She has headed up the annual Easter Egg Hunt for the past several years, and plans to continue that tradition in the future. Together, Michelle and Logan came up with the name “Burnt Field Brewing”. Michelle’s maiden name was Brandt - which means burnt in German. It’s not too hard to pull the Field out of Mayfield, and a new name was born! They currently offer Boardman Blonde, which is a pale ale, and Mile Marker 40, which is an IPA, along with an assortment of other alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. Their specialty is making their
own pizza dough, which they knead up daily. They have two sizes of pizza 14’ and 18 “ with your choice of toppings, the possibilities are endless. The dough also is used for their “Ugly Bread Sticks” served with butter and garlic or cinnamon and sugar...yum! Salads are a logical accompaniment with pizza, and those are also offered. There is a lot of history in the Burnt Field building. Some can remember when it was a train depot. Others remember when Rupert and Dorothy Kennedy lived there when “Rup” was Port of Morrow manager. The Port of Morrow officed there until the construction of their building along the river. Marchelle and Wayne Downey had a sandwich shop in the building, and finally Devin Oil Company used the building as an office. Logan and Michelle began major construction on the old building in August, and they have many stories about what has gone into it. Be sure to ask about the only traffic light in Boardman! Like them on Facebook at https:/ /www.facebook.com/ BurntFieldBrewing/ to see the weekly specials.
Burnt Field Brewing’s craft beer and legit Pizza is located at 1 East Marine Drive (across from the Captain Al James tugboat) with lots of parking.
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Community Calendar February 2019 2 Community Breakfast – 7:30am – 10:30am – Senior Center 4 Public Health Clinic (each Monday &Tuesday) 8:30 - 4:30 pm closed 12:30 - 1:00 pm Boardman - County Building Irrigon Senior Meal (each Monday) Stokes Landing in Irrigon - Noon 5 Oregon Trail Library, Boardman Storyhour (Tuesdays @11:00 am Boardman Senior Meal (each Tuesday & Thursday) Noon Senior Center Boardman, located by the City Hall Greenfield Grange meeting (2nd Tuesday of each month) 6 pm potluck, 7pm meeting. Boardman City Council Meeting, 7 pm at Boardman City Hall 7 Domestic Violence/Womens Support Group (each Thursday) 4:006:30 pm at SCF Office in Boardman Boardman Rural Fire Protection District Board of Directors meets the (2nd Thursday each month) at 4:00 pm, at 300 SW Wilson Ln.) 14 VALENTINE’S DAY 16 Greenfield Grange Breakfast – 7am -10-am – Grange Hall 18 PRESIDENT’S DAY 19 Tillicum Club meets the (3rd Tuesday of each month) @ 7:00 pm Boardman Park & Rec. District Workshop@ Park Office - 6 pm 20 County Court - Boardman - River Front Center - 9:00 am Boardman Chamber of Commerce Luncheon Noon, Riverfront Center Boardman City Planning Commission - (Third Wednesday of each month, open to the public.) City Hall - 7:00 pm 26 Boardman Park & Rec. District Meeting @ Park Office - 6 pm workshop, 7 pm Regular Board Meeting.
New drive-through coffee shop Cafe Cultura opened January 18 Café Cultura was started with one goal, and that was to have something for everyone. “Whether you’re a student, traveler, stranger, or a part of our growing community, said owner Ivonne Navarro.” Navarro comes from a Hispanic background, which was part of the reason behind their name, “Café Cultura”, meaning “Coffee Culture” in English. Navarro is a 2017 graduate of Riverside High School. She worked as a barista at Boardman Jumpstart Java throughout her high school years, so she is no stranger to the coffee culture. In addition to coffee, Navarro will also serve traditional Mexican beverages, such as horchata and Mexican hot cocoa. Fresh local homemade biscotti will be available in several flavors.
C a f e Cultura is located on NW Front St. in Boardman, b e h i n d Sinclair Service Station and just next to Sunrise Cafe. Y o u can pick up your special
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NRCS hosts meeting February 12 The USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) will be hosting a meeting at the USDA Service Center on February 12, 2019 at 10:00 am to gather input regarding the natural resource opportunities and priorities across Morrow County. Our goal is to bring together individuals with a variety of expertise and knowledge allowing NRCS and others to build on our collective successes while focusing our efforts to make the greatest impact with our available staff and funding. We need your help to: · Identify where the best invest-
ments can be made to address natural resource problems · Share the work that has already been done in the county · Share your vision for what the county will look like when these natural resource concerns have been solved NRCS will be considering the information you provide to include in the future conservation implementation strategies for our county. This will help guide our conservation efforts and funding over the next five to ten years. Your input in this process is very valuable as we will be
using this information to focus our work in the future. The information provided in this process will help all of us work towards a stronger, healthier more economically viable community and agricultural industry. If you are unable to attend this meeting, but would like additional information or would like to provide your input, please contact NRCS at 541-676-5021 ext 113 or email kacee.lathrop@or.usda.gov. The meeting is open to the public. Thank you in advance for your time and participation in this very important process.
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BMCC to choose new president After a nationwide search, Blue Mountain Community College’s Presidential Search Committee has narrowed its candidates for a new president down to four finalists, and invites the community to meet each of them in February. The committee includes BMCC Board of Education members, faculty, staff, students and community members from throughout BMCC’s three-county district. All four candidates will visit the Pendleton campus for a full day of interviews, forums with faculty, staff, students, the Board of Education, and community members, and tours of the campus and Pendleton. Each of the community forums will be held from 5:20-6 p.m. in Morrow Hall room 100 on the Pendleton campus. February 5: Dr. Anthony Rosilez Dr. Rosilez currently serves as the Executive Director of the Oregon Teacher Standards and Practices Commission (TSPC), where he participates in many legislative hearings and state workgroups on education. As a member of the Education Cabinet, his efforts have been focused on supporting students along their learning pathways into workforce
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and academia. Prior to his position at TSPC, Dr. Rosilez was the Vice President of Student and Personnel Services at Klamath Community College in Klamath Falls, Ore. He received is Doctor of Philosophy in Educational Leadership and Policy Analysis from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Dr. Rosilez believes success for the community college student is success for the community. February 7: Jeff Sherman Mr. Sherman received his Master of Science in Agricultural Education from Oregon State University. He is currently the Assistant Director for Oregon State University Extension Service-Strategic Innovation and Statewide Director, where he aligns, leverages, and generates resources to support programming with K-12 and community college partners to increase educational access, community engagement, and workforce training. One of his leadership roles is to direct the Open Campus and Juntos programs, which intentionally collaborate and coordinate with school districts and community colleges to serve the most underserved
students. In 2018, Mr. Sherman and his team received the OSU Vice Provost Award for Excellence in Diversity for their work in underserved communities. Mr. Sherman sees the most important roles of his career revolving around development of organizational culture, positive relationships to communities and partners, trust building, and laughter. February 11: Dr. Dennis BaileyFougnier Dr. Bailey-Fougnier received his Bachelor’s degree from the University of Oregon, his Master of Education from Wichita State University, and his Doctor of Education (ABD) in Community College Leadership from Oregon State University. Dr. Bailey most recently worked for Colorado Mesa University as Vice President, Community College Affairs. At CMU, Dr. Bailey supervised the community college division, which was seeing a decline in enrollment. Through the rebuilding of programs, adding new programs, and expanding into new areas, enrollment is beginning to slowly grow. This growth took planning and hard work by the entire campus and community partners. Only working through shared governance could everyone be onboard and rowing in the same direction. Bringing education to rural, first-generation, and underrepresented students and their families is his passion. February 12: Dr. George McNulty Dr. McNulty received his Ph.D. in Educational Leadership from the University of Nevada, Reno, and is currently the Vice President of Student Affairs at Colby Community College in Colby, Kan. In this position, Dr. McNulty provides vision, strategic direction, organization, leadership, and supervision for a diversity of services and programs to promote success and the holistic experience of students. At Colby Community College, he has been able to contribute to facility development, teaching, institutional effectiveness, fundraising, marketing, strategic planning and advanced involvement within the communities and with the constituencies the college serves. Dr. McNulty has found that an environment based on collaboration and consistent communication is essential to inspiring and developing teams that achieve goals.
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Morrow County 4-H develops first of a kind dairy program for county fair Threemile Canyon Farms Dairy and Morrow County 4-H developed a first of its kind program to increase the dairy presence at the county fair! Youth, in both 4-H and FFA, had the opportunity to get involved in raising and showing dairy heifers without a large amount of financial input by completing a written application, a formal family interview at the dairy with the vet and nutrition team and a number of other checks in exchange for a heifer and daily per diem for feed. The intent is that animal will be returned to the dairy to be bred for production after county fair. Jeff Wendler, the head veterinarian at Threemile Canyon Farms said “this is an opportunity for our organization to help grow the dairy industry in Morrow County with limited financial strain
on families. We want to build the excitement in youth about the dairy industry and contribute to our com munity.” Eight 4-H members, and their fami-
lies, picked up their heifers on Monday, January 21st after a full class with the dairy nutritionist, Dr. Ehrin Dawson, and one of the lead dairy veterinarians, Dr. Ryan Wedam.
Dr. Brittany Casperson, Riley Archer, Hunter Houck, Jules Archer, Nathanial Wedam, Katie Spivey, Dr. Ehrin Dawson, Liam Heideman, Jake Heideman, Gage Heideman, Dr. Ryan Wedam and Dr. Jeff Wendler.
VSI, an animal pharmaceutical company in Albany, donated buckets, feed scales and brushes to each member. Pictured L-R: Hunter Houck, Dr. Jeff Wendler, Gage Heideman, Jake Heideman, Liam Heideman, Katie Spivey, Nathanial Wedam, Riley Archer and Jules Archer.
“This is a program we’ve given a lot of thought to and this first group is our practice run. Our hope is that it continues to grow, that all members will experience success and the heifers are returned ready to enter the herd,” said Morrow County 4-H Extension Educator, Erin Heideman. The Heifer Project Group will return to Threemile Canyon Dairy on Friday, March 22nd for vaccinations, vet and weight checks for all the heifers. This is the first of three times that the heifers will return to the dairy for vet checks. Visits closer to fair will include showmanship practice and clipping techniques.
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Ordnance Brewing to host Zwickelmania
Ordnance Brewing (Boardman, OR) is pleased to announce they are hosting an event called Zwickelmania, on Saturday February 23rd, 2019 in conjunction with the Oregon Brewers Guild’s statewide event. Doors will open early at 11 am, and guests 21 and over are invited to participate. Zwickelmania is free for adults 21+, and is an opportunity to get a behind the scene tour of the production facility at Ordnance, do tastings of a special beer release & an opportunity meet the brewers and team members. Questions like, “what the heck is a zwickel!?!” are totally appropriate to ask J Cases of the Oregon Brewer’s Guilds beer (a fundraiser) will be available for purchase as will pints and samples of Ordnance’s Ghost Town Farmer IPL. Tacos will be available for taproom guests participating in the event. For more information about the event, please check out our website: www.ordnancebrewing.com, or send a message to beer@ordnancebrewing.com Information about the Oregon Brewer’s Guild is available at https://oregoncraftbeer.org Ordnance Brewing, established in 2014 is a farmer owned independent craft brewery based out of Boardman, OR where our mission is to brew: Distinct, Honest and simply enjoyable beer.
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Boardman baby first of the new year at Good Shepherd Medical Center
Audrey Guenther and Bobby Barnes proudly show off their baby, Preslee who was the first baby of the new year to be born at Hermiston’s Good Shepherd Medical Center. Preslee Hope Barnes was born January 1, 2019 at 1:47pm weighing in at 7 lbs 5 oz and 20 inches long. She was the first Boardman baby to be born at Hermiston’s Good Shepherd Medical Center. She was born to parents Bobby Barnes and Audrey Guenther of Boardman. Preslee was originally due
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Morrow County 4-H Ambassadors announced
Seven intermediate and senior Morrow County 4-H Members have been selected for the 2019 County Ambassador Team. The students who apply and volunteer their time for this program will be the public face for Morrow County 4-H. Ambassadors will meet monthly in preparation for the county fair in August and to work on ideas to grow 4-H participation. Pictured L-R: Jake Heideman (Ione), Cody Fletcher (Heppner), Amelia Baker (Heppner), Grace Ogden (Ione), Stephine Wendler (Ione), Joe O’Brien (Boardman) and Quinton Orr (Ukiah). The Ambassadors have their next retreat on Friday, February 15th at the Extension Office in Heppner.
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Boardman swears in new city council
L-R New City Councilors, Brenda Profitt, Rory Drago, Jr. and Brandon Hammond. The City of Boardman held a swearing-in ceremony during their city council meeting Tuesday night. Councilor Roy Drago, Jr. was elected in November and Councilors’ Brandon Hammond and Brenda Profitt were re-elected to their seats in November. All three will serve a term ending December 31, 2022. Councilor Hammond was elected to serve as Council President for 2019. The council also voted to re-appoint Bill Ellis and Sonja Neal to the budget committee with terms ending December 31, 2021 and appoint Delbert Turner to a vacancy on the budget committee with a term ending December 31, 2019. Also re-appointed are Adam Cole and Cynthia Navarro to the planning commission with terms ending December 31, 2021.
The council appointed Michelle Seeley to a vacancy on the planning commission with a term ending December 31, 2019. In other city business, councilors scheduled a workshop session to discuss a Buildable Lands Inventory project. They will meet in a workshop session on Tuesday, January 29, 2019 at 5:30pm. The council also heard from local farmer Dan McCarty requesting permission to allow goose hunting on his agricultural fields located within city limits. The council requested staff prepare a report with more information to be brought before the council for a decision. The next regularly scheduled meeting of the Boardman City Council Tuesday, February 5, 2019 at 7:00pm at Boardman City Hall.
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RIVERSIDE JR SR High School Semester 1 Honor Roll 3.0 - 3.49 HONOR ROLL Altamirano Jaylene Soto Amaya Jacqueline Alexandra Anzora Lesly Marcela Barrera Emmanuel Barrera Pineda Victor Jose Bien KaAlieena Niccadre Bucio Lopez Mark Anthony Calvillo-Mendoza Martha Cambero Alexis Alberto Canon Perez Deysi Marleny Carcamo Pineda Dennis Antonio Cardenas Rosales Luis Angel Carson Jordan Michael Larsen Cemore Melinda Sue Coria Guzman Miriam Day Katelyn Maria Deniz Abraham Diaz Cinthya Elizabeth Douglas Rachael Lynn Echevarria-Clemente Valeria Ellis Nathan Edward Franco Ivan Frausto-Castaneda Dulce Maria Fuentes Guerra Ivania Elizabeth Fye Tucker Eugene Garcia Damian Jordan Garcia Guzman Elizandro Gonzalez Cynthia Yameli Gonzalez-Reyes Maria Belen Graham Ethan Michael Harris Jacob Alexander Huerta Maria Lisandra Juarez Edgar Jovany Keefer Will Killion Will James Koertje Nicholas Anthony Landeros Miriam Lantis Makaila Ray Lezama-Magallanes Jocelyn Madrigal Mario Madrigal-Mendoza Estefani Magana-Guillen Juliana Medel Lucero Mendieta April Angel Mendieta Melany Sabrina Mendoza Karina Miranda Mya Star Montes Ramon Morris Savannah Anne Marie Napoles Jose Reyes Navarro Maya Mealoney Pacheco Edwin Payne Hannah Darlene Pena Johan Alonzo Pena Zenia Jaritssi Ponce Belen Mariela Pratt Hailee Brianna Price Ashley McKenzie Rea Samantha Nicole Reaves Noah Dean
Richardson Lillian Elizabeth Rockwell Lilyann Kierra Rodriguez Ramirez Francia Tamara Rodriguez-Coria Erika Salgado Ivan Sanchez Angeles Sanchez Clarissa Sanchez Humberto Sanchez-Rodriguez Benancio Sandoval Kimberly Jacaranday Solano-Cisneros Mariana Szasz Caden Michael Toj Ramon Jackeline Rosmeri Tyler Dylan Jay Tyler Kylie Marie Vance Emily Rose Vargas Martinez Cesar Velazquez Paz Francisco Antonio Villanueva Abril Villegas Alexis Sierra Wiltberger Cameron James Zuniga-Ramos Vicente 3.5-3.9 HONOR ROLL Alvarez Frias Veronica Amaya Jessica Jasmin Avalos Bianca Leonor Avila Garcia Vanessa Stephanya Avila-Gonzalez Gabriela Ayala Analeah Dawn Ayala Yazeli Diony Booher Nathan Wesley Boscacci Timothy Glen Brennan Andrew Rickman Brown Emmalee Elura Caldera Andrea Caldera Roselyn Cambero Lelila Lizbeth Cemore Andrew J Chavez Francisco Coj Toj Zaira Marisol Diaz-Ramos Brayan Axel Elliott Shelby Scout Galvez Brandon Jesus Garcia-Soria Nancy Joselyn Gaytan Zulema Gomez Chloe Ann-Marie Guerrero Garay Brianna Nicole Harwood Hope Sage Jones Autumn Rose Landeros Janet Alejandra Landeros Miranda Martinez Abigail Alexa Martinez Dexter Alexis Martinez Vazquez Natalia McClenahen Quinault Douglas Mendoza-Garcilazo Mariela Morales Morales Gabriel Navarro Miguel Olguin Gonzalez Luis Gerardo Orcutt Halie Marisa
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February Athletic Schedules
February 1, 2:00pm, Basketball:, G/JV, @Vale High School 3:30pm, Basketball: B/JV, @Vale High School 5:00pm, Basketball: G/V, @Vale High School 6:30pm, Basketball: B/V, @Vale High School February 2, 10:00am, Wrestling: V, @Heppner High School, BEO invitaional 1:00pm, Basketball: G/JV, @Burns High School 2:30pm, Basketball: B/JV, @Burns High School 4:00pm, Basketball: G/V, @Burns High School 5:30pm, Basketball: B/V, @Burns High School 9:00pm, Basketball: G/Junior High, @RHS February 5, 4:15pm, Basketball: G/Junior High, @Windy River Elementary School 4:30pm, Wrestling: Junior High @RHS February 6, 4:30pm, Wrestling: Junior High, @The Dalles Middle School February 7, 3:00pm, Basketball: G/JV, @RHS 4:30pm, Basketball: B/JV, CHECK US OUT: http://oregontrail.ploud.net/ There’s lots more to see on our website! Storyhours at Boardman Library: Tuesdays at 11:00 am and 6:30 pm
@Riverside Jr/Sr High School 6:00pm, Basketball: G/V, @RHS 7:30pm, Basketball: B/V, @RHS February 9, 9:00am, Basketball: G/ Junior High, @Pilot Rock HS 10:00am, Wrestling: V@Echo HS 10:00am, Wrestling: Junior High @Echo High School 1:00pm, Basketball: G/JV, @RHS 2:30pm, Basketball: B/JV, @RHS 4:00pm, Basketball: G/V, @RHS 5:30pm, Basketball: B/V, @RHS February 12, 4:15pm, Basketball: G/ Junior High, @RHS February 13, 4:30pm, Wrestling: Junior High, @Hood River MIddle School (lower) February 15, 3:00pm, Wrestling: V @Burns High School February 16, 9:00am, Basketball: G/ Junior High, @Heppner High School 10:00am, Wrestling: V, @Burns High School 10:00am, Wrestling: Junior High @Hood River Valley High School February 20, 1:00pm, Wrestling: V @Memorial Coliseum 4:30pm, Wrestling: Junior High @RHS February 21, 10:00am, Wrestling: V @Memorial Coliseum February 22, 10:00am, Wrestling: V @Memorial Coliseum February 23, 10:00am, Wrestling: V @Memorial Coliseum February 25, 4:30pm, Wrestling: Junior High, @The Dalles MS February 28, 4:30pm, Wrestling: Junior High, @Boring Middle School Regular Library Hours are: Sunday Closed Monday Closed Tuesday 10-2 lunch 3-8 Wednesday 10-2 lunch 3-8 Thursday 12-5 Friday 12-5 Saturday 10-2 Boardman
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Oregon Trail Library Boardman Branch Fiction The Word is Murder: A Novel – Anthony Horowitz The 7 ½ Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle - Stuart Turton Every Breath – Nicholas Sparks Nine Perfect Strangers – Liane Moriarty The Adults: A Novel – Caroline Hulse Sunburn – Laura Lippman The City of Brass – S. A. Chakraborty The New Iberia Blues – James Lee Burke Bloody Sunday – Ben Coes MacKinnon: A Circle V Western – Johnny D. Boggs A Bad Place to Die – Easy Jackson Waiting for Eden – Elliot Ackerman A Cloud in the Shape of a Girl – Jean Thompson Look Alive Twenty-Five – Janet Evanovich The Clockmaker’s Daughter: A Novel – Kate Morton Tony’s Wife: A Novel – Adriana Trigiani Unsheltered – Barbara Kingsolver Where the Crawdads Sing – Delia Owens Watching You: A Novel – Lisa Jewell In Her Bones: A Novel – Kate Moretti Mexican Standoff – Giles Tippette The Ruin – Dervla McTiernan Master of his Fate – Barbara Taylor Bradford A Spark of Light: A Novel – Jodi Picoult Kingdom of the Blind – Louise Penny Night of Miracles: A Novel – Elizabeth Berg Target: Alex Cross – James Patterson The Witch Elm – Tana French To the Moon and Back: A Novel – Karen Kingsbury A Christmas Revelation: A Novel – Anne Perry Rust & Stardust – T. Greenwood Washington Black – Esi Edugyan Ten Feet Tall: Collected Stories – Wayne Overholser Non-Fiction: City of Death: Humanitarian Warriors in the Battle of Mosul – Ephraim Mattos Wild Horse Country: The History, Myth, and Future of the Mustang – David Philipps All You Can Ever Know: A Memoir – Nicole Chung Amy Herzog’s Ultimate Sweater Book: The Essential Guide for Adventurous Knitters Becoming – Michelle Obama Kitchen Yarns: Notes on Life, Love, and Food – Ann Hood The Dogist Puppies – Elias Weiss Friedman ...And Then You Die of Dysentery: Lessons in Adulting from the Oregon Trail – Lauren Reeves The Martha Manual: How to Do (Almost) Everything – Martha Stewart Cook’s Illustrated Revolutionary Recipes How to be a Good Creature: A Memoir in Thirteen Animals – Sy Montgomery The Book of Books – Jessica Allen The Bloated Belly Whisperer - Tamara Freuman Audiobooks: First We Were IV – Alexandra Sirowy Spanish: Esperanza Inconmovible: Cómo Edificar Nuestras Vidas Sobre las Promesas de Dios – Max Lucado Contabilidad para Numerofóbicos – Dawn Fotopulos Dios, Ciencia y Conciencia: ¿Quién Tiene Razón, Dawkins o Pablo? – Antonio Cruz
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Heppner student excels at rodeo using district online program (HEPPNER) — Jett Stewart is a freshman at Heppner High School. He takes classes like math and language arts. But Stewart just competed in Team Roping in the Junior National Finals Rodeo in December in Las Vegas. He placed third in the world in Open Team Roping and fourth in #10 Roping. How does he do both? He is a student at Morrow Academy, the online program of Morrow County School District. Last fall, Jett’s parents realized that the amount of time he had to spend on the road traveling with Junior Rodeo was not going to be possible with a traditional school schedule. After talking with district administrators, they decided to try the online program. Sybil Stewart, Jett’s mom, said that initially she was hesitant about Jett not going to a regular classroom, because education is their first priority. However, considering Jett’s team roping goals, they had to step outside their comfort zone. They were introduced to Betsy Shane, the district’s Morrow Academy teacher. “Mrs. Shane was amazing! Several times, I was worried that we didn’t do what was best for Jett’s education, but he gained lots of ‘real life’ education when it comes to being your own advocate and time management. Mrs. Shane was really helpful with struggles and kept encouraging me and Jett and helped us through some growing pains,” Sybil said. Jett said that at first the program was intimidating because you don’t see your teachers face to face, but with help from Mrs. Shane, his mom and Marie Shimer, MCSD Director of
Educational Services, he made it work. “What makes it really work for me is the flexibility and getting the one on one with Mrs. Shane. Staying on top of the work was pretty challenging because it continues at the same pace and sometimes you need to be your own advocate and contact the online teachers on your own. This is especially important when you are struggling with something that is difficult,” Jett said. This is the second year Morrow County SD has operated Morrow Academy. Shimer said the online program is a great option for students who need some flexibility in their school schedule. This could be for academic, medical, outside activities or other reasons. Shimer said the program is positive because students remain in their own, local school district. This benefits the student by being able to participate in school activities and benefits the district because the district retains the state money for that student. “When Morrow Academy is a good fit, it’s really a win-win for everyone – we get to retain our students and provide an education that works for them,” Shimer said. Jett said he is glad he can rodeo and keep up with school. His parents both did rodeo and they help him in and out of the arena. “My Dad rodeo-ed before I was born and was pretty successful. He helps me a lot and helps me get better at my game,” Jett said. Although he mostly does Team
Jeff Stewart Roping, Jett also does Calf Roping at high school rodeos. His awards are impressive: he won the JR High State Title Header, the JR Bob Fiest Invitational #10, was the JR NFR Open Qualifier and the Jr NFR #10 Qualifier in Reno and qualified for the Jr NFR in both the #10 Roping and the Open. He credits Morrow Academy for giving him the chance to excel in rodeo and academics. “It gave me a flexible schedule so I could continue with my education while working on my roping. Mrs. Shane helped by guiding me through the process and also was there for me when I needed her the most. She helped me with making sure my schoolwork didn’t slip and helped when I was stressed about getting everything done,” Jett said. Jett plans to attend college, get a degree in Ag Business, and then try to qualify for the NFR. He also plans on staying involved in riding and training rope horses.
BMCC News With blue skies and mild temperatures, Blue Mountain Community College students turn their attention to Spring Term. Actually they would be turning their attention to Spring Term even if there was a foot of snow since Spring Term registration opened for continuing students on January 29 and for all students on
February 11. Students needing assistance with selecting classes or registering are encouraged to contact BMCC at the Workforce Training Center by phone at 541-481-2099. As always, registering sooner rather than later is best. Students and soon-to-be students are reminded that they should
be filling out their FAFSA for the upcoming academic year starting in June of 2019. Stop by the Workforce Training Center for assistance. Two industry trainings are on tap in February with an 8-Hr. HAZWOPER Refresher set for Friday, February 15 and Forklift Operator Training tentatively set for Friday, February 22. Call for details.
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National Hat Day celebrated at Willow Creek Terrace assisted living (Heppner, OR: Friday, January 18, 2019): Willow Creek Terrace Assisted Living Facility keeps things fun and interesting celebrating National Hat Day on January 18. All residents dawned their favorite caps throughout the day during meals and activities. The local assisted living hosts a number of different daily activities for its residents including Friday Brain Games, Book Club, Bingo, Matinee movie showings, gardening, exercise, and participation in National health and wellness awareness days. (L to R): Floss, Donna, Gladys and Mary enjoy Hat Day at Willow Creek Terrace. Willow Creek Terrace Assisted Living is located in zations to enrich the lives of its resi- Terrace Assisted Living, AdministraHeppner, OR and partners with local dents. For more information, please tor, at 541-676-0004 or visit online at healthcare and community organi- contact George Nairns, Willow Creek willlowcreekterrace.com.
Mills, Rea place in corn yield contest Growers Planting Pioneer(r) Brand Corn Products Won 7 National, 189 State Titles BOARDMAN, OREGON Jan. 8, 2019 - Congratulations to Nolan Mills and Emily Rea of Boardman, Oregon, who recently won National First place and State place, and State third place in the No-Till/Strip-Till Irrigated division of the 2018 National Corn Growers Association’s (NCGA) Corn Yield Contest, respectively. Mills won with Pioneer(r) P1366AMTM brand corn, which yielded 360.34 bushels per acre. Rea won with Pioneer(r) P0805AMTM brand corn, which yielded 274.07 bushels per acre. Mills earned one of the 189 state titles and one of seven national titles, while Rea earned one of the 189 state titles won by growers planting Pioneer(r) brand products. Pioneer growers took home more than 45 percent of the state awards, confirming that Pioneer brand products can shine throughout the nation. “We offer our congratulations to
growers who placed in the NCGA competition. Every year, the industry continues to see growers across the country succeed in this competition, and we are proud to see so many growers succeed with Pioneer brand genetics,” said Ryan Myers, Pioneer Corn Category Lead, Corteva Agriscience(tm), Agriculture Division of DowDuPont. The NCGA Corn Yield Contest is an annual U.S. competition among corn growers with the goal of capitalizing on the high genetic yield potential of today’s corn hybrids. It also encourages the development of sustainable, new and innovative management practices that result in higher yield potential. Growers compete in six corn production classes: two for non-irrigated, two for no-till/ strip till non-irrigated, one for no-till/ strip till irrigated and one for irrigated
acres. For a complete list of national winners, state winners, yield totals and products, visit www.pioneer.com/ncga. To learn more about the National Corn Growers Association, visit www.ncga.com. About Pioneer Pioneer, a business unit of Corteva Agriscience(tm), the Agriculture Division of DowDuPont, is the world’s leading developer and supplier of advanced plant genetics, providing high-quality seeds to farmers in more than 90 countries. Pioneer provides agronomic support and services to help increase farmer productivity and profitability and strives to develop sustainable agricultural systems for people everywhere. Science with Service Delivering Success(r).
Special The Following CLASSES WILL BE INCLUDED With Your Daily, Monthly Or Annual Membership! (No Class Fee ONLY for February, March, & April) WATER CLASSES: LOW IMPACT WATER AEROBICS MEDUIM IMPACT WATER AEROBICS FITNESS CLASSES: ZUMBA & STEP ZUMBA CIRCUIT TRAINING LOW IMPACT AEROBICS HIGH FITNESS INSANITY H.I.I.T (High Intense Interval Training)
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The 2018/2019 Pirate Youth Basketball season is finally here!! This season, 88 youth from Boardman ranging in grades Kindergarten through 6th signed up to play basketball. These 88 kids were split between two 3rd/4th Grade Boys teams, one 3rd/ 4th Grade Girls team, two 5th/6th Grade Boys teams, one 5th/6th Grade Girls team, and our brand-new Co-Ed Kindergarten through 2nd Grade Skills Program. The season started off on January 5th, 2019 with a Black & Blue Opening Ceremonies with the 3rd/4th Grade Girls playing a game against Umatilla, the two 3rd/4th Grade Boys teams playing each other, the 5th/6th Grade Girls team playing against Stanfield, and the two 5th/6th Grade Boys teams playing each other. The season will continue until March 2nd, 2019 with our 3rd through 6th grade teams playing Saturday games in Hermiston. Please check out the Pirate Youth Basketball Club Facebook page for details on upcoming games. This whole season has been made possible by our amazing sponsors!
With their support, Pirate Youth Basketball Club was able to purchase all new equipment, jerseys, and provide practice space for our teams. With
great appreciation in our hearts, we say a HUGE THANK YOU to all of our sponsors for supporting our program and the youth of Boardman!
District’s graduation rate improves from last year (MORROW COUNTY) – On January 24, the Oregon Department of Education released graduation rates for school districts in Oregon. These are 2017-18 graduation rates. The Morrow County School District improved its overall graduation rate by more than five percentage points, from 77.84% in 2016-17 to 82.86% for 2017-18. This is the fouryear cohort rate, which means students who earned their regular diplomas within four years of high school. The 2017-18 four-year cohort consists of students who first entered high school in 2014-15. ODE also reported the four-year cohort completer rate, which includes students who earned a standard high school diploma, as well as
those who were awarded an extended high school diploma, adult high school diploma, or GED (General Education Diploma), within the four years being measured. Morrow County’s four-year completer rate is 89.14%. Dirk Dirksen, district superintendent, said the district had 10 students who earned their GEDs, who are included in that rate. Dirksen said the district continues to focus on strategies to improve graduation. “Everyone in our school buildings, including administration, teachers and support staff, are working on ways to help more and more students reach the goal of graduation,” Dirksen said. For more information visit the ODE website at https://www.oregon.gov/
ode/reports-and-data/students/ Pages/Cohort-GraduationSchool Graduation Rate Helix School 94.74 Riverside Jr/Sr High 92.86 Pendleton High 89.69 Ione Community 86.67 LaGrande High 86.42 Pilot Rock High 86.36 Umatilla High School 84.16 Weston-McEwen High 84 McLoughlin High School 82.79 Irrigon Jr/Sr High School 80.52 Stanfield Secondary School 78.95 Heppner Jr/Sr High School 76.19 Hermiston High School 75.69 Arlington Community School 66.67 State Average 78.7 Well Done, Riverside Students!!!
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riefShare starting again soon. GriefShare is a renowned international recovery program for those who have experienced the loss of loved onesa. Here in Boardman, GriefShare is offered free of cost except for the purchase of the sixteen dollar workbook. Each weekly video session of GriefShare offers new insights into finding comfort and experiencing healing for those going through the painful heartbreak of grief. During the last several decades millions of people have discovered new peace of mind and have had hope restored in their lives through GriefShare. Griefshare in Boardman will begin Monday night at 7 p.m. February 4th at First Baptist Church located at 200 Willowfork. Doors will open for registration at 6:30 p.m with refreshments provided. chool District Thanks B o a r d Members MORROW COUNTY – January is School Board Recognition Month, and the Morrow County School District would like to recognize and thank all of our dedicated School Board Members. They are: Becky Kindle – Chair Richard Cole – Vice Chair Andy Fletcher May Killion Brian Kollman Barney Lindsay Marcie Rodelo Superintendent Dirk Dirksen said the MCSD board members are always working hard for the district’s students. “Being a school board member takes time, energy and patience and sometimes it’s a difficult job, but our board members go the extra mile for students in all three of our communities, Boardman, Heppner and Irrigon. We appreciate all of them,” Dirksen said. Board members will be formally thanked by the school district at the February board meeting.
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hoose Assisted Living: Better Health and Happiness (Heppner, OR Tuesday, January 22, 2019): Many of us as we age are unsure about leaving our family homes and moving to an assisted living facility. This move can feel intimidating and like the end of an important chapter. Research has shown that assisted living communities can be better for the health and happiness of seniors than for those who choose to live at home. In fact, studies show that moving to assisted living earlier rather than later results in better health outcomes. This is largely due to 24/7 professional and compassionate care, social engagement, safe transportation, and custom care plans that often result in early diagnosis and better treatment options. Moving to an assisted living facility is a lifestyle choice that sustains and improves the health and happiness of seniors. Local assisted living facility, Willow Creek Terrace, can provide you with information on what assisted living is like and immerse you in the day to day before any decision is made. If they are not the right fit, they can help you navigate other options in the area, and educate you so that you look forward to this next chapter in your life. Studio apartments are currently available. Call George Nairns at 541-676-0004 for more information. Willow Creek Terrace Assisted Living is located in Heppner, OR and partners with local healthcare and community organizations to enrich the lives of its residents. For more information, please contact George Nairns, Willow Creek Terrace Assisted Living, Administrator, at 541-676-0004 or visit online at willlowcreekterrace.com. George Nairns, Administrator Send your Community Focus articles to: P.O. Box 907, Boardman, OR 97818 or Email: lprag@centurytel.net
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HERE’S MY CARD CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIEDS The end of your search for a friendly, family church Sunday services 9:45 & 11:00 am Thursdays 7 pm
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MISCELLANEOUS THE NEXT EDITION OF NORTH MORROW TIMES will be in your mailbox on March 1, 2019. Deadline is Friday February 22, 2019. Mail your entries to: North Morrow Times, PO Box 907, Boardman, OR 97818 E-mail: lprag@centurytel.net MORROW COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY NEWS New officers were elected for the Morrow County Historial Society at their recent annual meeting held in Heppner. New officers are Kay Proctor, Heppner, as President, and Nancy Miller, Ione, as Treasurer. Re-elected are Neva DeMayo, Heppner, as Secretary, and Don Eppenbach, Irrigon, as VicePresident.The group decided to not dissolve with plans to add an online presence. The Morrow County Chronicles will continue publication. Photos and stories are sought for the Chronicles. For more information, contact kayproctor@gmail.com
HELP WANTED BOARDMAN PARK AND RECREATION is looking to contract with certified instructors to teach classes and LIFEGUARDS (Fulltime or Parttime) at the Pool and Recreation Center. The Boardman Pool and Recreation Center is a new indoor 43,000 square foot center complete with an Aerobics room, double Gymnasium, Weight and Cardio room, a large Climbing Wall and an Aquatics section. The Aquatics area has features such as a large Therapy Pool, Lap Pool, Water Slide and a Vortex Pool that provides fun and resistant exercise for all. Contact Scott if you're interested or need more information at: scott@boardmanmarinapark.com or 541-481-7217. Boardman Park & Recreation District is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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Boardman Rural Fire Protection District January 2019 Fire Calls- 19 (As of 1/28/19) Date Location Type 1/01 I-84 Mile Post 170 West Bound MVA 1/05 78665 Tower Rd. Assist Boardman Police 1/06 68516 I-84 West Bound (Rest Area) MVA 1/09 207 NW Boardman Ave.Assist Boardman Amb. 1/12 78665 Tower Rd. Fire Alarm Activation 1/14 I-84 Mile Post 174 EBound Motor Vehicle Fire 1/15 I-84 Mile Post 150 West Bound MVA 1/17 Hwy 207 Mile Post 15 (Station 7) MVA 1/20 320 NE Columbia Ave. MVA 1/21 I-84 Mile Post 154.5 East Bound MVA 1/21 I-84 Mile Post 153.5 West Bound MVA 1/23 78665 Tower Rd Electrical Fire 1/24 750 Columbia Ave NE Fire Alarm Activation 1/24 I-84 Milepost 150.5 East Bound MVA 1/24 320 Columbia Ave NW Assist Boardman Amb 1/26 72600 Lewis and Clark Dr.Fire Alarm Activation 1/26 600 Wilson Lane Illegal Burning 1/26 750 Columbia Ave NE Fire Alarm Activation 1/28 I-84 Mile Post 173 & Frontage Rd. Vehicle Fire Administration - Board Meeting Preparation - Board Meeting -58 Burn Permits Renewed Trainings and Classes - Thursday Night Training Drill - Mental Health and Wellness Training -Fire Extinguisher Annual Training Volunteer Fire Fighter Participation 6 volunteers contributed 5.5 hours of response time and 3 Volunteers averaged 3 hours of training. -General Activity/Meetings -9 Fire Corps volunteers averaged 3.5 hour to the District for January.
Boardman Senior Center February Menu Tuesday Feb. 5 Turkey/Mashed Potatoes Spinach/Salad Rolls Dessert Tuesday Feb. 12 Stuffed Cabbage Rolls Seasoned Potatoes Beets/Salad Dessert Tuesday Feb. 17 Lasagna Tomato/Cucumber Salad Green Beans French Bread Dessert Tuesday Feb. 26 Chicken Fried Steak Mashed Potatoes & Gravy Carrots/Salad Bread Pudding
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Thursday Feb. 7 Homemade Chili & Soup Cornbread & Crackers Salad Fruit Cups Thursday Feb. 14 Valentine’s Day Oven Baked Chicken Rice & Gravy Broccoli/Salad Bread & Butter Cupcakes Thursday Feb. 21 Birthday Dinner Baked Salmon Garden Salad Tater Tot Casserole Mixed Veggies Rolls Cake & Ice Cream Thursday Feb. 28 Stuffed Bell Pepper Halves Baked Potato Halves Peas & Carrots/Salad Bread & Butter Fruit Cobbler
Lunch is $4 for Seniors 55 & Above; $5 for Adults 54 & Under All are Welcome! Take-Out Lunches Available * Catering Available. Call 481-3257
Senior Breakfast Saturday February 2, 2019 (1st Saturday of each month) 7:30 am to 10:30 am
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Sausage/Ham; Eggs/ Pancakes, Hash Browns, Biscuits & Gravy, Coffee/Juice/Milk
ALL Are Welcome! Boardman Senior Center 100 Tatone St. Boardman, OR 97818 * (541) 481-3257
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