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V»»* Boardman Police and Fire Dept, sees new appointees P *w to 0» Jo yce M e n tie y Steven B Cearley By Joyce Hensley The month o f February saw two nc» appointments in the Boardman Department of Public Safety tocont- hme with the newly appointed Fire Chief last November to make three new title changes in Boardman’x protective services in the last three months Acting C hief of Roardman's Public Safety Department. Steven B Cearley. *6. was named Chief o f Police as of February I . officer Greg Sayles. V>. a patrol olficer for the Public Safety Department, was given the title o f Sergeant, effective February 12. and M ilt Reynolds. X). was designated Fire Chief for the Boardman City Fire Department in Nos ember Cearley. who has been acting Chief o f (he Public Safety IVpart- ment since the retirement o f 1 kiddie Hancock last November, w ill receive a starting salary o f $22.(XX) He has previous csperiencc in both Morrow County and Umatilla County working as a criminal in vestigator in the public defenders of fice in Pendleton under Wallace Terry for one year Other experiences in Cearly’s Nomad restaurant remodeled .* Mr.and Mrs. Gray enjoy the intimate atmosphere of the newly remodeled dining area of the Nomad Restaurant in Boardman The new dining area is open from 5 to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday. record inc lude serv ing as Corporal in the Stjyton Police Department tor five years, acting as C hief o f Police in Mount Angel tor two months, fill ing in until the permanent chief an rived, and a one year position as deputy sheriff in Marion County. Cearly earned his associate degree in police science from Chcmeketa Community College in Salem and also has earned his Board on Police Standards and Training intermediate certificate He is working towards receiving his advanced certification Chief Cearley was also appointed Director o f the Raordman City Fire Department (ireg Sayles has been with the H tpporr Gaiefte-Tlmcs. Hrppm r. Oregon " rdnesday. February 17, I4K8 - THREE Boardman • Irrigon N ew s FALL S P E C IA L - v in o . LINCOLN SQUARE.APARTMENTS ‘Come See Our New Look’ Super large 2 and 3 bedrm units Some with master bedmi and master bath Carpets, drapes, all appliances, air cond , convenient laundry facilities 8 2 IO -S25.» 8 2 fi« -8 2 7 .» (2 Bedroom) (3 Bedroom) > lon lli IU mi I Fr«*<* W ITH FIRST M O NTH AND DEPOSIT (Call Us At 1 8 1- 8 (.$ 8 Boardman) S e n i o r C i t i z e n * - $ 2 2 5 - 2 6 0 (NO DEPOSIT) • ' - Boardman grade schoolers compete in Academic Contest ELEGANT DINING NOON Come in and enjoy our new, intimate dining area. •PEN: 5-10 p.m. Friday $ Saturday The Nomad Restaurant & Lounge 103 From S.W . Boardman = 4 1 - = 4I 481-2765 -~ ll ' « * ' - • .. V ".* - • . { •N , ; • J . • * * • • a * « • I * .*,» N Y 4 V a V. •i •> * . •• I • ; v. • ■ * • ./•. '■* V ' * , : * '* P hoto by Jo yc* Manxtoy Enthusiasm reigned as fifth and sixth graders from Sam Boardman Elementary take a short recess during the national and state computer competition of the Knowledge Master open last week Challenge Co-ordinator. Theresa Proctor, felt the students did an excellent job to only high sch«>ol students and junior highers in the past A sealed computer disk containing 100 questions was sent to Sam Boardman Elementary along with 250 othef schools in 41 states Theresa Proctor, Challenge co- o rd in a to r fo r Sam Boardman Elementary. broke the seal, then in serted the disk into the computer while thirteen Challenge students' and three students recommended by* their teachers, sat around the com putcr. eyes glued to the screen, waiting lor the first o f the general knowledge multiple choice questions to show At the end ol the ninety minute allotted time period, alter working together as a team, the students had chosen 79 accurate answers out o f By Joyce Hensley huger tilth and sixth grade students from Sum Boardmun Elementary in Boardman competed for the first time in the Knowledge Master Open The National anil Stale academic competition has been open the sate. Even though it was a fun way for the academically-minded student to compete, the students look the con test very seriously . " I went around asking questions o f everyone about the general knowledge to help ntc prepare.” said sixth grader, Kenny Mounts Children chosen for the contest because o f their excellent academic records were sixth graders Betsy Hernandez (typist). Juson Smythe, Kenny M ounts, Weston Judd. Clcatus Thomason. Richie Olca. Deboma Trudeau, and Toby Hall; tilth graders Kristie Killinghcck. I.ee Holmes, Nathan Alexander, Robert Allison. Trudy Jumcy. Eihan M alfcy. and Valonc Gurvcr rhe questions were prepared by the Academy ol Arts and Sciences. Academic Hallmarks, Colorado Extension Advisory Council discuss district meeting Photo by Joyc* Judy Daniels (standing) puts the finishing touches on one of her clients, Mrs Stafford Hansell's, hair style By Joyce Hensley — I } 4 V . T 'V r : 1 the MX), to receive an accumulative score ot 567 I hey finished ninth in Judy Daniels, o f Judy's Hair Studio, w ill soon be moving her beautician business from her home in Boardman to the Mouse Factory Hair Salon located next to the Post Office in down town Boardnun Daniels, with nine years o f ex perience serv ing clients in her home feels working with l.inda Toms, owner o f the Mouse f actory Hair Salon, would he an advantage. " I t is also in a better location," said Daniels Crimped perms, fn /z lc perms and regular permanents, along with 1 • .■ y i A Beautician moves shop downtown = n - ........ Newly Remodeled - * - . ., „ * * * * * ■* »•. Boardman Department o f Public Safety for over a year, coming previously from Stanfield, where he served as a patrol officer for three years, and before that he was Chief o f Police in Carnation. Washington for a little over a year His associate degree in law en forcement is from Bellevue Com munity College in Bellevue Sayles received no salary increase for the Sergeant position Fire Chief Reynolds, an eight year resident o f the area, was also ap^ pointed as Fire Chief for Boardman Rural Fire Protection District in November, a separate entity from the Boardman City Fire Department Reynolds receives $2fX) a year for his services for the Rural Fire District with four fire trucks in his charge and 5100 a month to perform the functions o f Fire Chief for the City Fire Department, which has two fire trucks Both districts work fn>m the same two fire stations One located in conjunction with the Boardman Police Department and the other located on Wilson Road, across from Sam Boardman Elementary ' T i l he working full time for the City Fire IVpartment this summer planning and tra in in g .” said Reynolds This w ill benefit both the rural and the city fire departments Both police and fire services can be contacted in an emergency by dialing 4 1 1 • * ». * I ■ « ; •*.*:*. * • , - V < • • Call 676-9228 or 481-3533 with news items : Kegler named president jo f advertising A rt Kcglcr. owner o f Kcglcr's Sentry Market in Boardman. was elected president o f the Sentry Market's advertising group at their annual meeting held January 13 in Portland Sentry Markets. Oregon's second largest independently-owned retail advertising group, reported that sales for 1487 topped $156 4 million This was a 12 percent increase over the previous year Sentry Markets recently added seven new stores, bringing to 53 the number o f stores in the Sentry chain The 53 independently-owned Sen try Markets serve northern Califor ma. Oregon and southwest Washington *'*. > • By Delpha Jones The Morrow County Advisory Council met .it the ASC office on Tuesday with chairman Isabelle Jones from Irrigon presiding There were six members present The District meeting w ill be March 30 at the Senior Citizen building in Irrigon Each study group is asked to bring two table ar rangetnents that can be used as door prizes Ann Work ol Cove, w ill give the program "B a ckg ro u n d o f shampoo sets, trosts, coloring. Hair cuts, blow dry styles and Henna con ditioning w ill be offered by Daniels, cither by appointment or you nuy "ju st drop in ," she said A tanning room is prov ided l ues day through Saturday 4 a m to 5 p.m through the Mouse Factory She w ill still be working in her home shop through March 2. but then w ill be available in her new local Min at the Mouse Factory Hair Salon starting March 4 every Thurx day and Friday from 4 a m to 7 p m and Saturday's from 4 a m to 5pm Tuesday's w ill he dropped from her schedule " I want to spend more time with my kids.” said Daniels She has Iwo children. Nicholas. H and Julie 6 Daniels received her beautician certification from the Executive In stitute o f Hair Design for Men and Women in Portland in 1474 She is looking forward lo work ing with Toms Toms received her hair dressing certificate from Phagcan's Central Oregon Beauty College in Bend Daniels is married Her husband David, is a journeyman serviceman mechanic at Portland's General E le ctric C oal Fire Plant in Boardman . . . . • Oregon Extension Council” . A pril 4 at Thompson Hall in Hcr- nuston w ill be the "C in iks Tour o f Oregon" featuring specialty finids and others in booths ITic extension \\om an 3 w ill be presented at this time These meetings are planned for the enjoyment ol the members and all arc most cordially invited to attend If extension is to continue we need members and interesting topics to *•* enjoyed the eu Award . v ,/ V ,t.’ V FEBRUARY 3% Over Dealer Cost On All New , CHEVROLET f Chevrolet s In Addition Winter Cash Rebates On Selected Models $500 NO HIDDEN COSTS! NO ADDITIONAL DELIVERY FEES! $750 zC Trades Available - Financing OAC SHERRELL CHEVROLET Hrrmnion I*..* i . *» • ( lined Sunday f ■• . - - - , - ..W 567 64*7 > • •* tì « '
