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Andrea Orcutt dressed as Minnie Mouse for the TillicumClub Easter Egg Hunt, held March 30th at the BoardmanMarina Park. Andrea is holding two month old TamronStone for his first Easter Egg Hunt.

We’re still unpacking, but we’re OPEN!

Boardman Chamber of Commerce is officially open for business on Monday, April 1st intheir new office at SAGE Center, even though they are still unpacking boxes offurniture and supplies. Pictured are (L-R) Diane Wolfe, CEO; Sue French,Receptionist and Amber Killingbeck, Assistant Director.

After months of planning, an-ticipation and packing, theBoardman Chamber of Commercehas officially moved its office tothe SAGE Center located at 101Olson Road, Boardman. We arebusy settling in, setting up ourstore and unpacking but we are stillable to assist you for any of yourchamber needs. Please note thatwhile the chamber portion of thebuilding is open for business, thestore and exhibit areas will be

closed until the official grand open-ing of the SAGE Center on June 1st.Our phone number (541-481-3014)and emails remain the same and ourmail will still be received at P.O. Box1 in Boardman. We are so thrilledto be a part of the SAGE Centerand welcome you to stop by ournew offices!

Thank you to those who vol-unteered their time (and vehicles)to assist in the move- you are muchappreciated!

April chamber luncheon April 17thThank your Administrative As-

sistants for all the work they doand bring them to the lunch inhonor of Administrative AssistantsDay. Mark your calendars for ournext Boardman Chamber luncheonon Wednesday, April 17th at noonat the Port of Morrow’s RiverfrontCenter.

Our guest speaker is Dr. MarkMulvihill, superintendent of theInterMountain Education Service

District (ESD) and appointed mem-ber of the Oregon Education In-vestment Board. TheInterMountain ESD is a publicagency charged with assisting lo-cal school districts in improvingstudent performance, enablesschool districts to operate moreefficiently and economically, andprovide leadership in helpingBaker, Union, Umatilla and Morrowcounties address demographic

changes and the impact thosechanges will have on the needs oftheir schools and communities. Dr.Mulvihill will also be sharing in-formation on Oregon educationreform.

This is a luncheon you won’twant to miss! Cost for lunch is $10,and is catered by The Sunrise atBoardman Cafe. An RSVP is re-quired by Monday, April 15th-(541)481-3014.

Chamber sets up theiroffice at SAGE Center

5 Storyhour (most Fridays) Oregon Trail Library Boardman @10:456 Senior Breakfast at the Boardman Senior Center 7:30 -10:30 am8 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 Building8 Boardman Senior Meal (each Tuesday & Thursday) Noon

Senior Center Boardman, located by the City HallTillicum Club meetings (2nd Tuesday of every month at 7pm)Boardman City Council Meeting - 7pm - City Hall

9 Greenfield Grange meeting (2nd Tuesday of each month) 6 pm buffet, 7pm meeting.

11 Domestic Violence/Womens Support Group (each Thursday) 4:00-6:30 pm at SCF Office in BoardmanBoardman Rural Fire Protection District Board of Directors meets the (2nd Thursday each month) at 7:00 pm at 300 SW Wilson Lane

16 Tillicum Club meets the 3rd Tuesday of each month @ 7:00 pm Call 571-3142 for meeting locations

17 County Court - Boardman - River Front Center - 9:00 amBoardman Chamber of Commerce Luncheon Noon, Port of MorrowStoryhour Oregon Trail Library Boardman @2 pmBoardman City Planning Commission - City Hall - 7:00 pmBoardman Rural Fire Protection District Meeting, Fire Hall 300 SW Wilson Lane. 7:00 pm

18 Boardman Kiwanis Meeting (1st & 3rd Thursday of each month) River Lodge & Grill @ 6:30

20 Greenfield Breakfast 7-10 am24 Boardman Park & Recreation District Meeting @ Park Office - 7 pm

PLEASE SEND YOUR COMMUNITY CALENDAR ITEMS TO:North Morrow Times,P. O. Box 907Boardman, OR 97818

Community CalendarApril 2013

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Mary Lennox, Colin Craven,Archibald Craven, joined CanadianGeese, Fireflies, Garden fruits andvegetables, and a host of others ina musical wonderland on March 30.Missoula Children’s Theatre andmore than 40 Irrigon and Boardmanstudents gave two performances ofan original musical adaptation ofTHE SECRET GARDEN.

Playing the title character, MaryLennox, was Larissa Jones; SierraSpaur played Martha Sowerby,Kayden Kendrick played DickonSowerby, and Alax Dunn was Su-san Sowerby.

Josh Gray was Colin Craven; ToriTolleson played Archibald Craven,Mary Sollman was Ayah/Bilge Rat/Captain; Hanna Lawson was Mrs.Matlock, Lacey Tolleson playedDoctor Craven, and Carolyn Gintherwas Beth Weatherstaff. Lina Dunn,Natalie De La Cruz, McKennaKendrick, Taylor Schneider, DaltonSchneider, Quinten Johnson,Finnegan Lawson, TaylorBaumgart, Malaki Johnson and Da-kota Young played Canadian Geese.

Appearing as the Moor Folkwere Shylee Pennock, Makenna

Collins, NathanielWedam, AsherHall, LeticiaBernal, AbigailProsser, TylerSchneider, andOlivia Lawson.Allison Newton,Katie Serrato,Maria Smith andSusan Newtonplayed the Fireflies. Yelena Bernal,Karensa Jones, Leah Mueller,Sydney Newton, AubriannaJohnson and Ava Perri performedthe roles flowers and vegetablesin the Secret Garden.

Kaleb Kendrick, RobertMcPherson, and Lisa Gintherserved as Assistant Directorsthroughout the week. Cindy Headperformed the role of DetectiveDel, Private Investigator, the Ac-companist was Connie McElrath,and Travis Marsala was the di-rector. Angela Schneider was theCommunity Coordinator; Waltand Connie McElrath hosted theMCT Directors during the week.

Special thanks go to ACH Prin-cipal Mark Jones and Morrow

County School Districtfor workshop, rehearsaland performance space.

The MissoulaChildren’s Theatre resi-dency in Irrigon wasmade possible by NorthMorrow CommunityFoundation with fund-ing support from Mor-row County CulturalCoalition and the follow-

ing community supporters: IrrigonWatermelon Festival; Jim & MargieHollingsworth; Three Mile CanyonFarms, LLC; Wheatland InsuranceCenter; Taylor Transfer, Inc., Danteand Mary Lou Daltoso; Bank ofEastern Oregon; Kiwanis Club ofBoardman; Con Agra Foods;Mountain Valley Land Company;Umatilla Electric Cooperative;UMCDF/URS; Doug & Jane Pope;Raymond & Carol Michael; BeefNorthwest Feeders; Mick and Su-san Tolar; Judy Brown; PortlandGeneral Electric Foundation;Boardman North Side Shell; KRPManagement; A+ Storage; KathyNeal; Community Women’s Club;and Banner Bank.

The Secret Garden performed March 30 in Irrigon

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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

BE AN ANGEL

Boardman Park & RecreationDistrict had another wonderful andproductive year with the BlueMountain Sams, which is basedout of Pendleton Oregon. They area Chapter of the Good Sam Clubsthat form groups to meet and traveltogether in an organized manor.One of the criteria is that you haveto belong and be a current stand-ing member of Good Sam. BlueMountain Sams has been comingto our park, and assisting

The Blue Mountain Samsgroup: Lou Pulley, Randy Wells,Keith Bauder, Loretta Wells andAlan Nelson, all helped with thePark’s Spring Clean-up on the lastWednesday and Thursday ofMarch. This is great timing for theEaster Egg Hunt that will be heldon Saturday 3/30/13, starting at

10:00am. Some of the activities incleaning up included running themowers out on the grass and clean-

ing up thegrass fromover thewinter withthe sweeper,raking upthe leavesthat coagu-lated overthe winter,opening upand clean-ing out thep a v i l i o n ,picking uptrash, mov-ing the pic-nic tablesout of the

winterized state, and helping us startout spring right for the public.

Blue Mountain Sams are a very

committed group to charities.These charities heavily rely onsuch groups to donate time,money, and effort to collect re-sources for funding. Some of thecharities, just to name a few, are:Hospice, Dogs for the Deaf andBlind, Salvation Army, Adopt aHighway, Adopt a Park, Bottle andCan drives for the Doernbecherchildren’s Hospital, just to name afew.

Blue Mountain Sams also or-ganizes a rendezvous called“Country Cuzzins”, that is held atHermiston’s Fairgrounds. Thisyear the dates it is running is May15th-19th, 2013. Stop by and say“Hi” and see what kinds of eventsthey have available.

Blue Mountain Sams Club spiffs upBoardman Marina Park

NOTICE: All Boaters & Fishermen

Boardman Marina Park Boat Parking Lot

Will be Re-Paved sometime the end of April orfirst part of May

We’re Sorry for any inconvenience it may cause!

Mowing, operating the sweeper, raking or just pickingup trash are some of the jobs the Blue Mt. Sams do.

Five members of the Blue Mt. Sams groupspent two days cleaning up the Park.

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All Saint’s Episcopal Church,460 N. Gale Street, Heppner, OR.9:00 a.m.-registration, 10:00 a.m.-Walk begins. Brunch & raffle tofollow!! There is still time to pre-register atwww.walkMSoregon.com or1.503.445.8358. Or come the day ofthe walk and sign-up then!!

By walking & raising funds orvolunteering you are making ahuge difference in someone’s life.Because of you, someone with MSwill be connected to much-neededresources & support! Researchfunds raised will bring us closer torealizing the Oregon Chapter’s re-search promise to STOP MS in itstracks, RESTORE lost function,and END MS forever!!

Lets walk together on April 20th

& END MS FOREVER!! Need in-formation, contact MerileeMcDowell at 541.571.5853.

Be inspired, get connected, join us in Heppner

TRAIL APARTMENTS

This institution is an equal opportunity provider

Carpeting, air-conditioning, appliances, drapeswater, sewer and garbage provided

Telephone 541/ 481-9464 Manager Apt. #9tty 1-800-735-2900 295 Boardman Ave. NEOffice hours 1 pm to 4 pm Boardman, OR 97818

AFFORDABLE HOUSING with rent based on income if rental assistance isavailable. 2 Bedrooms - Conveniently Located Walking Distance to Shopping and School.

The City of Boardman willsponsor a community-wide clean-up the month of April. The Cityhas garbage vouchers available,with a fifty dollar limit, to residentsof the City of Boardman. Thevouchers are valid during themonth of April at Finley Butte Land-fill and the North Morrow Trans-fer Station. The garbage voucher

Boardman to sponsorSpring Clean Up

program encourages citizens toclean up their residences by dis-posing of yard debris. City resi-dents may pick up their vouchersat Boardman City Hall at 200 CityCenter Circle beginning April 1st.For more information on this pro-gram, call Boardman City Hall at481-9252.

Propane Delivery Service available toBoardman & Umatilla

Also available Agriculture Parts delivered toBoardman & Umatilla

Lexington

1-800-452-7396

Boardman

1-541-481-6200

www.mcgg.net

Boardman appoints new planning commissionersRecently at the Boardman City

Council appointed Adam Cole andShawn Fels to the Boardman Plan-ning Commission, filling two ofthree vacancies on the Commis-sion. Both new Commissioners willbe serving a term ending Decem-ber 31, 2015. Mr. Cole has been aBoardman resident for seven yearsand is employed by the Rural FireProtection District. Mr. Fels re-cently moved to Boardman and isemployed by the Tillamook CountyCreamery Association. Both menhave expressed an interest in thesuccess of Boardman.

The Planning Commission iscomprised of seven members ap-pointed by the City Council and isa permanent advisory body to thecouncil on matters related to plan-ning and development. The com-mission holds monthly public meet-ings to consider land use and zon-ing matters presented by staff,such as plan amendments, zonechanges and amendments, condi-tional use permits, variances andtentative subdivision projects.Meetings are the third Wednesdayof each month at 7pm at BoardmanCity Hall.

Currently the Planning Commis-sion has one vacancy. Interestedparties must be adult residents ofthe City of Boardman and be will-ing to commit to the monthly meet-ings. For more information, con-tact Boardman City Hall at 541-481-9252.

In other City business, theCouncil renewed a contract withBoy Scout Troop 602 for theAmerican flag displays along MainStreet. The next meeting of theBoardman City Council will beTuesday, April 23, 2013 at 7pm atBoardman City Hall.

SBE CARNIVAL — May 2nd 6:00-8:00

S.B.E. students, parents, teachers and

community friends all enjoy our

awesome School Carnival!

Thank you PTO and community sponsors

for making our carnival

EXTRA-ORDINARY!

Raffle tickets start next

week! Prize winners will be

announced at carnival.

Folks from all around walked for “Walk MS Oregon” at Heppnerlast year in this photograph. Obviously is was a warm, sunnyday, and we’re hoping for a rerun in the weather. There is stilltime to preregister for this year’s walk atwww.walkMSoregon.com or call 1.503.445.8358

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Spring is in the air which meansit’s time to prepare for fall youth soc-cer. Already? Yes, that’s correct. Co-lumbia Youth Soccer Club works(nearly) year round to bring recre-ational youth soccer to Boardmaneach fall. At this time, CYSC wouldlike to invite the general public to at-tend the Annual General Meetingwhere we will be conducting boardmember nominations/elections. Wedid not have a Secretary for the lastyear and it remains an open position.It is likely the Treasurer position willbe available, as well. If you are inter-ested in one of these positions or adifferent position on the board,please email cysc11@gmail.com withquestions/comments.

In addition, we’d like to invite youto take a gander at our website(www.columbiayouthsoccerclub.com)where we have our by-laws and poli-cies posted, along with other infor-mation. We would like to draw spe-cial attention to the Sponsors pagewhere we recognize our many spon-sors. The club would not be able tooperate without the support of thegreat Boardman community. Don’tbe surprised to be hearing from theclub soon in regard to donations forthe upcoming season. Thank you inadvance for your support!Columbia Youth Soccer Club(CYSC)Annual General MeetingApril 24, 2013 – 7:00pmPort of MorrowTina LivingstonPresident, CYSC

Columbia YouthSoccer Club tomeet April 24th

TheBoardman

City Recycle(newspaper, glass,

cardboard)

has moved tothe South sideof the freeway

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Boardman Buzzzzzzzz

Diane Wolfe, CEO

Hello Boardman,Spring is in the airand you are begin-ning to see the lawnsbeing mowed. Mywater is turned onready to start water-ing the yard and I’msure it won’t be long.The chamber is in theprocess of moving to

the SAGE Center so if you don’t find us atour old location just come to the SAGE Cen-ter and use the Chamber office entrance.

I am really looking forward to the Frost-bite Golf Tournament, Gordon will it be an-other hole-in-one again this year? Third yearin a row would be great!

In April we will be attending theGovernor’s Conference on Tourism in Sa-lem, this will be Amber’s first trip to the con-ference. I know she will learn a lot about all

the tourism opportunities in Oregon. I knowI learn new things every year.

Please take a minute and fill out the sur-vey that is in this issue. The Chamber’sEconomic Development Committee is work-ing hard to try to bring new business toBoardman and also working with the City todevelop more housing for our people to live.We need your thoughts to help us continueto work to make Boardman a better place tolive and work. Please fill it out and make

sure your family and friends also fill it out.I hope I see all of you at the Commu-

nity Pride Day; this is a great opportunityto show our pride in the place we live andwork. By all working together we can makeour community even more welcoming toour residents and to all the people thatwill be visiting us.

Enjoy the beautiful spring weather andI’ll talk to you next month. Di

Community Pride DayThe time has come once again to take

care of Boardman. That means we are plan-ning for our Boardman Community Pride Day(cleaning up the town)! Mark your calendarfor Saturday, April 27, 2013 and start gather-ing your team. We will once again officecash prizes for the most volunteer hoursworked by an organization.

We will be working along Front Streetcleaning up litter, adding decorative flagsand making the street welcoming for peoplecoming to visit the new SAGE Center. ThePort of Morrow and the City of Boardmanwill mow both sides of Front Street. We willalso have work crews at the cemetery andalong Boardman Avenue. If you have otherprojects you would like to see us tackleplease let Keri at the City of Boardman know(481-9252) and we will be glad to put youand your project on our list.

Pre-registration is available at theBoardman City Hall, show your commitment

by April 17 and you will receive a BoardmanPride t-shirt. For more information pleasecontact Keri at City Hall or Diane at theBoardman Chamber.

Boardman Chamber Goals 2013The Boardman Chamber of Commerce

held their annual planning session inFebruary and we are pleased to share ourgoals with you:� Develop and implement The Store at

SAGE Center business plan, budgeting, profit & loss projection� Build multicultural relationships� Support Community Enhancement

Committees� Community center/pool� Beautification� Show support and leadership in

education issues� Support creation of BMCC regional

tech training campus� Chamber representative at Morrow

County School District board meetings

� Develop a written chamber marketingplan

� Marketing/social media/website� Consider staff time� Encourage member involvement, lookto them for help

At the Board retreat we also developeda new mission statement for the Chamber.The Boardman Chamber of CommerceMission Statement:

To promote, support and develop tour-ism, business and the enhancement ofBoardman by building a strong partnershipbetween business and community.

Your chamber is working for each busi-ness and resident in Boardman to help makethis a great place to work and live.

SAGE Center VolunteersIt is not too late to volunteer to work at

the SAGE Center. We will have a volunteerfair on Tuesday, April 9 from 12 – 1:30 pm or6 – 7:30 pm at the SAGE Center.

To receive a volunteer application or tosign up to attend the volunteer fair please

contact Kalie at 541-481-SAGE (7243) oremail her at kalied@portofmorrow.com

Legislative UpdatesThe Port of Morrow is again hosting

video conference calls with Senator BillHansel and Rep. Greg Smith to discuss whatis happening in the Legislature. The nextcall will be held at 7:30 am at the Port ofMorrow on April 16.

4th of JulyPlease join us on Monday, April 22 at

5:00 pm for the first planning meeting for the4th of July and Fun Run. July will be heresoon and it is time to make the plans for agreat event for Boardman. We will meet atthe Boardman Marina Park office and themeeting should last about an hour or maybean hour and a half. We need your help!Please make a commitment to help out onthis event. If we have a lot of volunteers noone has to work too hard.

Call Diane or Amber at the Chamber ifyou have any questions.

Lilia Hamblin RDHProDental Hygiene LLC

Family Dental Hygiene Care

450 Tatone St,Boardman, OR 97818

Phone # 541-481-7212 Ext.214

Call for an appointment

Columbia River Community Health ServicesIs proud to introduce

Welcome Jazlyn Jolene Sepulveda,

Mid-Columbia Title’s newest addition to

the Title Department. Stop in to say hello!

MID-COLUMBIA

TITLE COMPANY

205 E. Boardman Ave. *Boardman, Oregon 541 481-2280

MC We are committed to provideaffordable, high quality

Dental Hygiene services to our patients.

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BMCC Spring Term underway

Come Join the FUN!!!at the Annual

Cinco de Mayo FiestaSaturday, May 4, 2013Boardman Marina Park

Event starts at 3:00 p.m. to 9:00p.m.

Don’t miss our...�Flag Presentation by the Escolta/

Boy Scouts, �Vendors �Talent Show�DJ and

� Live Music!For the first time in Boardman

“Voz Vibrato”a Live Band from Salem, Oregon

This Event Funded by: Morrow County Unified Recreation District

A Boardman Tradition Since 1978

BOARDMAN HARDWARE

202 1ST. ST. NW, BOARDMAN, OR 541-481-7351(Next to the Post Office)

Mon.- Sat. 8 am - 7 pm - Sun. Noon to 4 pmThe Store for all your hardware & recreation needs.

Starting April 15th NEW Store Hours

Spring Time is Garden Time--We Have:Potting Soil; Seeds; Garden &Soaker Hoses; Hose EndSprayer; Sprinklers; Fertilizers;Weed & Brush Killer; Round Up;Insect Controls; Hand Tools;Rakes, Hoes; Weed WhackerCord; Lawnmower Blades;Irrigation Supplies; Concrete &Mortar Mix

Spring Term will get underwayApril 1 at Blue Mountain Commu-nity College. The Morrow CountyCenter of BMCC will offer a vari-ety of credit classes via InteractiveTV as well as the in-person GEDPrep and English as a Second Lan-guage classes and a variety of fit-ness and computer classes.

Students who have not been apart of the GED or ESL program thisacademic year are required to at-tend an orientation session the firstweek to accomplish registrationand intake testing. ESL Orientationis set for Monday and Wednesday,April 1 & 3, from 5:30-8:30 pm. ESL

classes will be held on Mondayand Wednesday evenings from5:30-8:30. The cost is $33 for theterm. GED orientation is set forTuesday and Thursday, Aprils 2 &4 from 5:30-8:30 pm and now car-ries a $10 fee. After the testing isdone, the classes will be held regu-larly on Tuesday and Thursdayevenings from 5:30-8:30 pm and thecost for the term of classes is $33.

Check the Interactive OnlineSchedule at www.bluecc.edu (Clickon Students, then Schedule ofClasses, then Interactive OnlineSchedule and finally search forBoardman) to see the other classes

offered in the spring. Studentswishing to take credit classes mustbe registered prior to the start ofthe term due to a “No Late Add”policy instituted this year. How-ever, the personal enrichmentclasses such as Spring CrossTraining, Computer and Facebookfor Business have a bit more flex-ibility.

To sign up for a class or for moreinformation, contact BMCCBoardman at 541-481-2099 or stopby the office during regular busi-ness hours, Monday and Wednes-day from 1-7:30 and Tuesday andThursday from 5:30-7:30.

An AARP Driver’s Safety Classhas been scheduled for Wednes-day, April 17 the Morrow CountyCenter of Blue Mountain Commu-nity College in Boardman. Theclass is set to run from 8:45 am to 4pm with a one hour lunch break. The BMCC Building located at 300NE Front Street in Boardman.

The AARP Driver’s Safety Pro-gram is the nation’s first course for

drivers age 50 and over. Whenpeople take the course, they willlearn valuable defensive drivingskills plus get a refresher on therules of the road. Topics includesafe driving tips, coping with healthissues, vehicle maintenance andupdates on driving laws. Partici-pants who complete the coursemay also qualify for a discount ontheir personal vehicle insurance.

Cost is $12 for AARP members,$14 for non-members. Preregistra-tion is required as the instructorsare traveling from out-of-town andthey must have minimum enroll-ment to hold the class. Pre-regis-ter by contacting Anne Morter atBMCC by phone at 541-481-2099,by email at amorter@bluecc.edu orby stopping by BMCC Boardmanon Monday or Wednesday from 1-5 pm.

AARP driver’s Safety Class offeredDon’t forget to buy your Hunting and Fishing

license for 2013, we also have Fishing poles,line, lures, bobbers, and night crawlers.

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April 19,10:00 to 1:00

We have been working closely with Boardman Pharmacy tobegin offering Tdap (Whooping Cough) vaccine to MedicarePart D Clients and we will be holding a joint clinic to help“KICK OFF” this new service!

at the BoardmanPharmacy

located in the Boardman Select Market

Columbia River Community Health Services450 Tatone Street, Boardman

541-481-7212

Is proud to recognize ouremployee

for the 2013 1st quarter

Marisa Avila joinedColumbia River Community

Health Services inSeptember 2012. Maria isreceptionist at the clinic.

68th Annual Tillicum Easter Egg Hunt

Isabella Ganvoa dressed asa clown for the TillicumClub Easter egg hunt

19 month old Avery Trujillowore her special bunny hatduring the egg hunt

One year old MarielGustafson wasn’t sureabout all the excitementin the park

L-R: RHS students Karla Jimenez, Marissa Pratt, andSami Hernandez dressed up to help with the TillicumClub Easter Egg Hunt, they were a big hit with the kids.

The Boardman Tillicum Clubhosted several hundred childrenand their parents for the 68th An-nual Easter Egg Hunt at theBoardman Marina & Park on Sat-urday, March 30th. The TillicumClub, along with members of theBoardman Kiwanis Club, RiversideJR/SR High School, Sam BoardmanElementary and Windy River El-ementary “hid” over 6000 eggsfilled with candy for the event.

The Easter Bunny along withsome of her friends was on handto get the crowd excited for theevent. It took “hunters” about 10minutes to find all the eggs oncethe truck horn sounded. Some helpwas needed in finding those prizeeggs again this year! Winners ofthe Easter Baskets this year in-cluded: Walking Babies-3: RaelieghMcGee and Harmony Alliah, 4 yrolds-Kindergarten: YamilethHernandez and Kaylee Christy, 1st

and 2nd Grade: Eloy Ramos and AxelGonzales, 3rd and 4th Grade: MichaelCarroll and Tehya Rivera and theBlue Ribbon Section: UlisesParedes. Congratulations to all ourEaster Basket winners!

The Boardman Tillicum Clubwould like to give special thanks

to the Boardman Kiwanis Club,Boardman Select Market, BlaineGanvoa, Julie Gisi, Sara Bose, M &M Accounting, Marci Rodello, theBoardman Marina & Park, theBoardman Police Department andMorrow County Sheriff’s Officeand the Easter Bunny and herfriends (you know who you are)for making the event extra special.

Also returning this year is the2nd Annual Mother’s Tea on May6th at 2pm at the Boardman SeniorCenter. We will be serving refresh-ments and desserts and be enter-tained by speaker Susan Tolar.Also joining us again will be Pia-nist Kathy Turner and some of herstudents. It is sure to be a delight-ful time, so please come and joinus. The cost is just $5 per person.Hope to see you there!

The Boardman Tillicum, orga-nized in 1945, is made up ofBoardman area women interestedin fellowships and service to theBoardman Community. They meetthe third Tuesday of each month,with the exception of June, July andAugust, at member’s homes. If youor someone you know might be in-terested in joining, please contactChristy Rivera at 541-571-3142.

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Harmony Alliah,two years old was happy tofind the special egg that won her the prizebasket in the walking babies - 3 catagory

Tehya Rivera won 3rd & 4th gradeprize basket

10 year old Michael Carrollwon the big basket for the3rd and 4th graders.

Yamileth Hernandez, won the 4-K prizeJulie Gisi painted seven year oldJimena Ponce’s face for Easter

Five year old Kaylee Christy won the prize for the4 year olds-Kindergarten

Four year old Ulises Paredeswon the basket for the specialneeds catagory

Raeliegh McGee, three yearsold found the special egg forthe walking babies - 3 yearolds.

Eloy Ramos shows off thebasket he won for the 1 &2 grade division

Axel Gonzalez holds thespecial basket full of goodiesthat he won in the 1 & 2grade catagory

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think Google Field Trip encouragespeople to explore their own neigh-borhoods, and at the same time,learn something new about desti-nations across our state,” she said.“It’s exciting that more and morevisitors will find out aboutOregon’s notable trees and histori-cal marker sites.”

OTE wants your feedback.Once you download Field Trip inyour app store, let the agency knowhow or if it helps you discoversomething new about heritagetrees or historical markers in yourlocation.

For more information aboutOTE’s listings on Google Field Trip,contact Annie von Domitz, toll freeat 800-574-9397.

Would you liketo go on a state-wide “field trip”with OregonTravel Experi-ence? Now you

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“Instead of searching yoursmart phone or tablet for places tostop, Field Trip sends a series ofalerts about local sights or pointsof interest to your mobile device,”said Annie von Domitz of OregonTravel Experience. “It opens up awhole new world for anyone inter-ested in Oregon history.”

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Building Leadership for Community DevelopmentCome and Join Us!

Leadership Workshop:Date: April 24, 2013Time: 6:00pm – 8:00p210 NE Boardman Ave. Boardman, OregonCost: No Charge Child Care and Snacks ProvidedIf you have any questions contact Mary Lou Gutierrez @ 541-564-6878 ext. 206 To Register

Contact: Roxann Malmberg @ 541-289-8850

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Murray’s Drug - HeppnerPO Box 427 * 217 N. Main * Heppner, OR 97836 * (541)676-9158

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Come out and show your pride for YOUR community byhelping work at some clean-up projects. Projects

identified include NE Front Street heading to the SAGECenter, the Cemetery, along with a few others.

Looking for Excitement?

Be Empowered to Be a Strong Advocate and Leader!!It’s Your Community.Get involved! Talk to your neighbors, Build new relationships, Develop your

leader skills, and work toward creating a safe, healthy community.

Here’s an exciting way to make adifference in your community: Vol-unteer to serve on the Board ofDirectors of North Morrow Com-munity Foundation!

North Morrow CommunityFoundation (NMCF) is a nonprofitorganization for the public benefit,and recognized by the IRS as taxexempt. It has been operating inBoardman and Irrigon since 2001.The Directors do not organizeTeas or Banquets; Directors estab-lish working relationships withMorrow Co. School District Admin-istrators, Eastern Oregon RegionalArts Council; Nationally knownperforming troupes (IMAGO THE-ATER; Portland Taiko), Nationally

known touring educational artsgroups ( Hampstead Stage;Missoula Children’s Theater Work-shops, Artists in Residence;Children’s Choir Festivals, localmedia and more.

NMCF Directors raise money tomake all these enriching activitiesFREE to youth, and Free to Mor-row County School District. Theyapply to local funding sources tomatch donations, actually dou-bling the benefits of donatedfunds. The foundation has a pro-fessional bookkeeper to adminis-ter funds. Directors prepare simplepress releases to inform interestedpublic about upcoming activities,take photos at the activities; pre-

pare articles of thanks for localmedia;

Three of the original Directorshave retired or moved from thearea. A 4th Director will retire inMay. New blood, new vision isneeded to continue the benefits forlocal students. As a Director, youwill make new friends, learn skillshelpful in other community activi-ties; experience personal satisfac-tion as youth learn to be an actor;a musician; a folk dancer, or a wa-tercolor artist in the security of theirown community school.

Questions? Contact CarolMichael; cnrmichael@gmail.com:Lisa Constantine;lisaraecon@gmail.com.

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When does my dog need to be on a leash?The City of Boardman Code

Compliance Department wants toremind pet owners of the need tokeep their dogs on a leash whenaway from home. Leash laws re-quire dogs to be on a leash andunder control whenever they’re offtheir owners’ property. This isdone for the safety of the pet aswell as the safety of others.Boardman Code Compliance,wants to ensure the health andwelfare of your animals, and thecitizens of Boardman.

Dogs are known to behave er-ratically at times. According to theCenter for Disease Control’swebsite, dogs bite approximately4.7 million people each year.

Leashes act as restraints for po-tentially dangerous canines. Re-search studies have also indicatedthat leashes keep dogs safe. Thereare other risks to allowing a dog torun at large. The dog could be hitby a passing vehicle. The petowner would be financially liable ifthe dog causes trouble.

A dog running loose can bepicked up and impounded. Theowner will be charged for the costof impounding the dog. If the dogis unlicensed, the owner will be re-quired to buy a license and willneed to provide proof of rabiesvaccination. If the dog is unvacci-nated, the owner will have to pay

for the vaccination before their dogcan be released.

To avoid these dangers andpotential costs, responsible petowners can follow these guidelines:· Leash your dog whenever offyour property· License your pet and have him/her wear a current license tag onthe collar· Keep your pet’s vaccinationsup-to-date, and keep currentrecords on file· Clean up after your petFor further information you cancontact the City of Boardman CodeCompliance Official, Keri Jarmer at(541) 481-9252.

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ST. LOUIS (March 26, 2013) – Thedeadline is fast approaching forlocal school districts to competefor a grant of up to $25,000 throughAmerica’s Farmers Grow RuralEducation, sponsored by theMonsanto Fund. The more farm-ers who nominate a school district,the more it demonstrates commu-nity support and strengthens theschool district’s application. Or-egon schools will be eligible to re-ceive up to $45,000 in funding thisyear, and nominations will be ac-cepted until April 15, 2013. Schooladministrators have until April 30,2013, to submit their applications.This year, the program expands to26 new counties, for a total of 1,271eligible counties across 39 states.

“We are dedicated to improv-ing education in our farming com-munities,” said Deborah Patterson,Monsanto Fund president. “Work-ing together with farmers and ruralschool districts, we are providingresources necessary to acceleratemath and science learning – inspir-ing the students of today to be-come the leaders and innovatorsof tomorrow.”

Grow Rural Education grants willbe awarded based on merit, needand community support. TheAmerica’s Farmers Grow RuralEducation Advisory Council, agroup of 30 agricultural leaders

from across the country, will reviewand select the winning grant appli-cations. Advisory Council mem-bers were selected based on theirpassion for farming and education,as well as experience in rural schooldistricts.

Eligible farmers can nominatetheir favorite public school districtby visitingwww.GrowRuralEducation.comand following the “Nominate Now”link on the top, left-hand corner ofthe page. Farmers may also nomi-nate a school district by calling 1-877-267-3332. School administra-tors are encouraged to use thewebsite as well, which is equippedwith tools to answer specific ques-tions about the program, assistswith the application writing pro-cess and offers personalized assis-tance.

In 2012, Vale School District re-ceived $10,000 to expand its sci-ence laboratory.

“We were extremely excitedabout Grow Rural Education fromthe start,” said Karen Nunn, ValeSchool District business manager.“Our chemistry courses are verypopular, but the room is aging andtoo small to accommodate largeclass sizes. Now, we can bring ev-erything up to date with safetystandards and make the whole areamore usable for students.”

The America’s Farmers GrowRural Education program is part ofa broad commitment by theMonsanto Fund to partner withfarmers to strengthen rural commu-nities. Following a successful pi-lot in Minnesota and Illinois,America’s Farmers Grow RuralEducation debuted nationally lastyear, awarding $2.3 million toschool districts coast to coast.Another program that is part of thiseffort is America’s Farmers GrowCommunities, which gives winningfarmers the opportunity to direct a$2,500 donation to a communitynonprofit organization in theircounty.

For more information about theAmerica’s Farmers Grow RuralEducation program and to view theofficial rules, visitwww.GrowRuralEducation.com. Alist of eligible states, counties andCRD’s can also be found on thesite.About the Monsanto FundThe Monsanto Fund, the philan-thropic arm of the Monsanto Com-pany, is a nonprofit organizationdedicated to strengthening thefarm communities where farmersand Monsanto Company employ-ees live and work. Visit theMonsanto Fund atwww.monsantofund.org

Last call for Oregon farmers to support localschool districts through second annualAmerica’s Farmers Grow Rural EducationSM

HEPPNER, Oregon (Feb. 22, 2013)– The Heppner FFA Chapter willnow be able to continue its agri-cultural education efforts, thanksto the support of local farmer,Barney Lindsay, and America’sFarmers Grow Communities.

Sponsored by the MonsantoFund, the philanthropic arm ofMonsanto Company, Grow Com-munities provides farmers in eli-gible counties the chance to win a$2,500 donation for a local non-profit organization of their choice.

Drought-stricken farmers and ruralcommunities receive double funding

Lindsay selected the Heppner FFAChapter to receive this donation.The Heppner FFA Chapter will putsome of the funds towards imple-menting a hydroponics system,which will allow it to grow veg-etables year round for its commu-nity food bank.

“I am happy to donate to thelocal FFA chapter because agricul-ture and FFA is our future,” saidLindsay.

This year, the Monsanto Fundwill invest nearly $6 million in rural

America through Grow Communi-ties, which includes double dona-tions for counties impacted by thehistoric drought.In Oregon, $7,500 is being givenacross 2 counties.

America’s Farmers Grow Com-munities is sponsored by theMonsanto Fund to partner withfarmers in helping them positivelyimpact their communities. This pro-gram is part of the MonsantoFund’s overall effort to strengthenrural America.

Oregon Trail Library Boardman Branch

Boardman Library Hours:Mon. 11:00 AM - 8:00 PMTues. ClosedWed. 11:00 AM - 8:00 PMThu. Noon - 5:00 PMFri. 10:00 AM - 5:00 PMSat. 10:00 AM - 2:00 PMSun. ClosedIrrigon Branch:Tuesday 10:30 am - 1:00 pmClosed for Lunch1:30pm -4:00pmThursday 10:30 am - 1:00 pmClosed for Lunch1:30pm -4:00pm

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Annual fundraiser 10th Annual Joker’s Ball held April 1st ”No shirt, no shoes, No ball-room blues. Put on a grin, Stayhome and Win!” was the motto forthose who purchased tickets forthe 2013 Joker’s Ball. A wonder-ful time (in spirit only) would behad by all.

The Joker’s Ball annualfundraiser organized by the NorthMorrow Community Foundationbenefits “Arts Impact Youth” pro-

grams in Boardman and IrrigonSchools. For each ticket purchase,the buyer’s name was placed in aprize drawing. The drawing washeld on April Fool’s Day, winnersdid need not be present. Sales ofBall tickets raised enough moneyto purchase two weeks of guestArtist In Residency education forBoardman & Irrigon Schools..

The success of this fundraiserwas due to the generosity of local

and regional organizations and in-dividuals. Prize Donations camefrom: Banner Bank; Cottage Flow-ers; Home Depot; Steve & PaiDoherty; Boardman Select Market;Mouse Factory; Bank of EasternOregon; Boardman Hardware;Jump Start Java; Alive & Well AtThe Village; Kopacz Nursery;Andee’s Boutique; Lucky Enz;Bellingers; Desert Lanes; Daltoso Family; Columbia River

Processing; Maryhill Museum;Walkers Furniture; Starbucks;Taste of Thai; West Winds Nurs-ery; Ray & Carol Michael; FortuneGarden; David Gray Photography;Dave Melville Masonry Art; JylHobbs; Boardman Pharmacy; JavaJunkie; Hermiston Drug; QuickyLube; Rodeway Inn; LesSchwab’s; and North MorrowCommunity Foundation.

“We gratefully acknowledge

the support of Bank of Eastern Or-egon; Banner Bank; and OregonFirst Credit Union. They collectedtickets and donations until theApril Fool’s Day Prize Drawing”said a North Morrow CommunityFoundation Director. Prizes for TheJoker’s Ball were drawn at The Sun-rise Café in Boardman. NMCF Di-rectors delivered prizes to the win-ners and a good time was had byall.

Riverside JR/SR April

Activity Date Time Versus Location

Baseball: Boys Varsity 04/01/2013 4:00pm Umatilla RHS

Tennis: Varsity 04/02/2013 4:00pm Away vs. Ione Ione High School

Tennis: Varsity 04/04/2013 4:00pm Weston-McEwen RHS

Track: Junior High 04/05/2013 12:00pm Away vs. Stanfield Stanfield Secondary

Tennis: Varsity 04/05/2013 1:00pm Umatilla RHS

Track: Varsity 04/05/2013 11:00am Away vs. McLoughlin McLoughlin Union HS

Track: Varsity 04/06/2013 11:00am TBA RHS

Baseball: Boys Varsity 04/06/2013 12:00pm Away vs. Culver Culver HS

Softball: Girls Varsity 04/06/2013 12:00pm Culver RHS

Baseball: Boys Varsity 04/06/2013 2:00pm Away vs. Culver Culver HS

Softball: Girls Varsity 04/06/2013 2:00pm Culver RHS

Softball: Girls Varsity 04/09/2013 4:00pm Waitsburg RHS

Tennis: Varsity 04/09/2013 4:00pm Away vs. Condon Condon High School

Baseball: Boys Varsity 04/09/2013 4:00pm Away vs. Umatilla Umatilla HS

Track: Junior High 04/11/2013 3:30pm TBA RHS

Tennis: Varsity 04/11/2013 4:30pm Away vs. Stanfield Stanfield Secondary

Track: Varsity 04/12/2013 11:00am Away vs. Stanfield Stanfield Secondary

Softball: Girls Varsity 04/12/2013 1:00pm Away vs. Umatilla Umatilla HS

Baseball: Boys Varsity 04/12/2013 1:00pm Away vs. Umatilla Umatilla HS

Baseball: Boys Varsity 04/12/2013 3:00pm Away vs. Umatilla Umatilla HS

Softball: Girls Varsity 04/12/2013 3:00pm Away vs. Umatilla Umatilla HS

Softball: Girls Varsity 04/16/2013 2:00pm Away vs. Burns Burns HS

Baseball: Boys Varsity 04/16/2013 2:00pm Away vs. Burns Burns High School

Tennis: Varsity 04/18/2013 4:00pm McLoughlin Union RHS

Track: Varsity 04/19/2013 12:00pm Away vs. Umatilla Umatilla HS

Softball: Girls Varsity 04/19/2013 1:00pm Nyssa RHS

Baseball: Boys Varsity 04/19/2013 1:00pm Nyssa RHS

Track: Junior High 04/19/2013 2:00pm Away vs. Sunridge Middle Pendleton HS

Softball: Girls Varsity 04/19/2013 3:00pm Nyssa RHS

Baseball: Boys Varsity 04/19/2013 3:00pm Nyssa RHS

Tennis: Varsity 04/19/2013 4:00pm Sherman County Jr./Sr. RHS

Tennis: Varsity 04/20/2013 9:00am Away vs. Umatilla Umatilla HS

Tennis: Varsity 04/20/2013 9:00am Away vs. Stanfield Stanfield Secondary

Track: Junior High 04/23/2013 4:00pm Away vs. The Dalles The Dalles MS

Tennis: Varsity 04/23/2013 4:00pm Ione RHS

Tennis: Varsity 04/25/2013 4:00pm Away vs. Umatilla Umatilla HS

Track: Varsity 04/26/2013 11:00am Away vs. Wahluke HS Wahluke HS

Track: Junior High 04/26/2013 11:00am Away vs. Pilot Rock HS Heppner HS

Softball: Girls Varsity 04/26/2013 2:00pm Burns RHS

Baseball: Boys Varsity 04/26/2013 2:00pm Burns RHS

Baseball: Boys Varsity 04/26/2013 4:00pm Burns RHS

Softball: Girls Varsity 04/26/2013 4:00pm Burns RHS

Softball: Girls Varsity 04/30/2013 2:00pm Vale RHS

Baseball: Boys Varsity 04/30/2013 2:00pm Vale RHS

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The City of Boardman will spon-sor a community-wide clean-upthe month of April. The City has

garbage vouchers available, with a fiftydollar limit, to residents of the City ofBoardman. The vouchers are valid dur-ing the month of April at Finley ButteLandfill and the North Morrow Trans-fer Station. The garbage voucher pro-gram encourages citizens to clean uptheir residences by disposing of yarddebris. City residents may pick up theirvouchers at Boardman City Hall at 200City Center Circle beginning April 1st.For more information on this program,call Boardman City Hall at 481-9252.

Boardman City Council is seek-ing letters of interest from indi-viduals willing to be considered

for appointment to fill a vacancy on theCity Council. The person appointedwill fill Tony Navarro’s Council seat,who resigned in January due to mov-ing outside the City. His term expiresDecember 31, 2016.

Those interested must have residedin the City of Boardman during thetwelve months immediately precedingthe appointment. Letters of interestmust be received no later than 5:00 pm,Thursday April 18, 2013 to City Hall forconsideration. The City Council willinterview the candidates, and appointthe new Councilor at their April 23rdCity Council meeting, scheduled for 7:00pm.

The April 16th City Council meetinghas been moved to Tuesday, April 23,2013.

Please save the date for the Mor-row County Children’s Fair, hap-pening on May 23, 2013 from

3:30-6:00 PM at the Port of Morrow inBoardman, Oregon. Please join us forthis fun event by setting up a boothand promoting this event to your cli-ents and customers!

We set up around noon- but if youneed earlier accommodations, or needa special location in the building, pleaselet me know! I would appreciate a shortemail back confirming that you are ableto make it so I can plan out the space!Feel free to pass this email around! Weare always looking for new participants!We look forward to seeing you there!

Local students make honor roll atOregon State University

By Joan Lease, 541-737-4611 CORVALLIS - Names of students whohave made the Scholastic Honor RollWinter term have been announced byOregon State University. A total of 837students earned straight-A (4.0). An-other 3,562 earned a B-plus (3.5) or bet-ter to make the listing. To be on theHonor Roll, students must carry at least12 graded hours of course work. Stu-dents on the Honor Roll included:MORROWBoardman 3.5 or Better: Alfredo Alvarez-Frias,Junior, Nutrition; Juana Gaytan, Sopho-more, General Science; Matthew B.Hyder, Junior, Pre-Mechanical Engi-neering; Alejandra Mendoza, Sopho-more, Mathematics; Erick Rodriguez,Freshman, Pre-Computer Science.Ione 3.5 or Better: Mary V. Rietmann,Sophomore, Human Devel and FamilyScience.Irrigon Straight-A Average: Tamra J.Tovey, Senior, Applied Visual Arts. 3.5 or Better: Patrick W. Barron,Senior, Agricultural Sciences; Ivan A.Estrada, Junior, Exercise and Sport Sci-ence; Adriana Sanchez, Freshman, Uni-versity Exploratory Studies.

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Proud members of theBoardman Kiwanis Club

Columbia River CommunityHealth Services would like tocongratulate Diana Hernandez

for winning the grand prize gift basketfor cervical cancer awareness month. Cervical cancer screening saves lives. We had a great turn out! Thank youfor taking care of yourselves.

Marisa Mendoza presents thewinning gift basket to DianaHernandez.

The family of Jay andHope Robinson wish to expresstheir thanks for the cards, foodofferings, and memorial gifts forthe Jay Robinson memorialservice held on March 22.

We are greatful to be apart of this caring community.Hope Robinson, Boardman, OR

We wish to thankeveryone who helped with thespaghetti feed and auction, alsoeveryone who donated the auctionitems and everyone who turnedout in support. Together as acommunity we served 500 mealsand helped to raised over $10,600.The families of Mackenzie JoDyer, Kortlan Lucas and JimmyCook.

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MISCELLANEOUS

If you or someone you know has agambling problem, help is availableand that help is FREE of charge. IfYOU have a family member who suffersfrom gambling addiction, YOU can alsoreceive FREE treatment even if thegambler is not receiving treatment. If youare a resident of Morrow County and youwish to take advantage of the servicesabove or desire more information, pleasecall any of the following numbers to setup a LOCAL appointment or just to talk:Bobby Harris @541-676-9925 or 541-256-0175 Community Counseling Solutions(CCS) @ 541-676-9161 or 541-481-2911or 1-877-695-4648 (1-888-MYLIMIT)

ROOM FOR RENT to share my homeCable T.V., DSL, Washer & Dryer, Utilitiespaid. $300.00 per month $100.00 Deposit.Call 541-922-2495.

Boardman Senior Center April Menu

Tuesday April 9Meat LoafBaked PotatoBroccoliLayered SaladBreadFruit CobblerTuesday April 16Oven Fried ChickenGravy over RicePeasRaman SaladBread or RollsMandarin Orange DelightTuesday April 23Fish SticksCarrot/Apple CasseroleColeslawRolls or BreadBread PuddingTuesday April 30BBQ Pork SandwichesGreen BeansMacaroni SaladPudding

SENIOR SERVICES

CHERYL TALLMAN’S FOOT CLINIC isheld on the 1st Monday of every month,unless a holiday, then it moves to the nextMonday, from 1:00 to 4:00 pm at the Se-nior Center, 100 Tatone St., next to CityHall. No appointment necessary. Spon-sored by Morrow Co. Health District HomeHealth. $20 charge.Help Clean up

Boardman!

Thursday April 11Hamburger Gravy &Mashed PotatoesCornTossed SaladBiscuitsBanana Split BarsThursday April 18Birthday DinnerPork ChopsMashed Potatoes/GravyVegetable MedleyGreen Goddess SaladRollsCake & Ice CreamThursday April 25LasagnaSpinachTossed SaladGarlic BreadFruit Cobbler

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DITCH RIDER Express Employment islooking for an individual that is interestedin part time, weekend work. A ditch ridercontrols irrigation systems, patrolsassigned areas by foot or motor vehicle todetect leaks, remove debris anddetermines that water is flowing correctly.Clean background required. This positionis located in Boardman. Applicationsaccepted in person at 120 E. Hurlburt oronline at www.expresspros.com.

GENERAL LABORER NEEDED in ArlingtonOregon. Person must be physicallycapable of rolling tarps off and back ontrucks. Work is very repetitive andrequires walking and climbing. 4 days perweek, 10 hour days. Contact ExpressEmployment Professionals at 541-567-1123 for more information.

NANNY FOR INFANT in Boardman. Mustbe loving, nurturing, and trustworthy.Additional duties include light house andoffice work. Full-time or part-time.Spanish speaking a plus. Call 541-561-3107.

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Bob Picthall sold his house and is lookingfor an apartment in the Boardman area,preferable a one bedroom. Please call541-481-2094

FOUND

FOUND IN BOARDMAN: Firearm. Call481-6071 to identify and claim.

Ivan R. Akers’

Celebration of Life

3:00 pm on Friday,

April 12, 2013 at First

Baptist Church,

Willowfork & Tatone,

Boardman, Oregon

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