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June 2», I"# « - T H R K K • V - ; Hopes to train pilots ' • • » » I *• i Meyer to enter Air Force Academy Boardman • Irrigo) N ew s j T em e Meyer, an eighteen year old Riverside High graduate, has received a S I 92.000. four year ap pointment to the thirty three year old academy near Colorado Springs in Colorado She alao received an appointment to the United States M ilitary Academy at West Point in New Yorlt. hut chose the Air Force The opportunities at Colorado Springs are more to T c m e 's liking “ More women astronauts come out o f the Air F o rc e ." said T em e " I may want to do that some day " Jet pilot training is her goal for the present W om en, at this point in time, do nut fly jets, hut Tem e hopes to train people to be pilots T e m e . who made the state o f Oregon's All Star Volley hall, second team, will also he playing varsity in tercollegiate volleyball at the academy The 5 '9 " brunette was recruited Terne Meyer By Joyce Hensley Bright. athletic and popular are the words which describe a recent local appointee to the United States Air Force Academy . by the air force coach via video tapes T e m e leaves June 29 for 5 weeks o f basic training with flight training mi ted into her schedule August 10 she will go straight m to the school year To enter the academy. Uxated in the foothills of the Rocky M oun tain*. Terrie agreed to serve fixir year* a* a cadet and five year* a* an air force officer The United States government *». • •" . r. . Call 676-9228. 567-7873 or 481-3274 With Newt h en • provides fixxJ. housing and medisjl care for the cadet* T em e will also receive S500 a month to pay for her uniform*, textbooks and personal * * • toneer L Y A emorial X^linic expense* She enjoy* participating in (he youth group at Our Lady o f Angels Catholic Church in Hcrmiston She play* tennis and plays the piano TO O P E N JULY 6 - y. . . Dr. Ed Berretta or Dr. Jeanne Berretta ' • •• • J . • ... '« ,* .;r I ; .1 O • <■ • :. i/ V V r , - w - . . » » 6 7 6 -5 5 0 4 A CLINIC HOURS: Week at Western Oregon State, and w as invited to W est P o in t's Academic W ork Shop in New York last summer When asked what her aim is for her duration at the air force academy. T em e replied. " I hope to come iHit a better, more rounded person " Monday , Tuesday , Thursday , Friday 9 a . m . - 12 p . m . & 1 p . m . - 5 p .m . Wednesdays 9 a .m . - 1 p .m . Shorts now okay for M orrow County School dress code By Joyce Hensley Shorts may now he worn by students to school in M orrow County The M orrow County School Board revised the dress a x le recent ly to include shorts as proper attire for the students during the months o f September May and June Prompted by a request from the Sam Boardman F.lcmentary student council regarding the acceptable length o f pants or shorts, the schixil hoard approved the change in the student dress a x le for a one year probationary periixl Said Holly Miller. 17. a Riverside High senior. " I like the rule and the freedom it gives the students I like the responsibility which has been given to us. hut." she added. “ I'm afraid it will he abused and there will just he a hassle " Clothing which are txx acceptable at any time o f the year arc transparent or see thnxigh clothing, slit skirts with slits above the mid thigh, sundresses or sleeveless shirts that do rod cover the width o f the top o f the sfuxilder. clothing o f an im modest nature, tank tops, cut-outs, cut-offs, half shirts, jerseys or sweat shirts in had taste and any form o f clothing which is tom . frayed, dir ty, or contains slogans which are profane or suggest the advertising o f any form o f drug j Celebrate An Old Fashioned 4th. of July in Summer story hours underway Summer story hour is under way in the Boardman City l ibrary The story hours arc the first and third Thursdays, in July and August at I 30 p m This year's program will be a combination o f the Oregon Statewide Sununcr Reading program “ Be a Super Slcuth-Solvc it A ll at Your Lib ra ry." and the nationwide program “ Sum m er of the Readasaurus." The main event will be the hunt for the dinosaur egg. which is hidden somewhere in Boardman. for some lucky young detective to find Clues arc being given weekly to children between the ages o f 3 and 12 when they check ixit fxxiks Rules for the varnxiv amtests being held in conjunction with the summer program arc also available Story hour on July 7. will begin with a picnic in the park at noon, weather permitting, followed by stories and games Starting in July the library will also sponsor an adult drawing for “ lunch on the library . " A S3 cer tificate for lunch will be given at the end o f July, to some lucky adult who checks out bcx>ks from our library ; y ou must go to a license agent and request a 198K Controlled Hunt Ap plication form Have the agent check the one bo* which indicates the type o f hunt you intend to apply for (Con trolled Buck Deer. Anterlcv. Deer or Controlled Elk). The cost o f the application form includes the price o f the tag plus S3 nonrcfundahle application fee and a 30 cent processing fee The agent will have you sign the form yixi arc purchasing Make sure the correct box has been checked on the form From Heppncr were Jack P Estbcrg. 4.0 and Keith A Kemson VVOSC Honor Roll A total o f 229 students have been named to the honor roll for spring quarter at Western Oregon State C'ollcge They achieved between a 3 3 and 3.9 out o f a perfect 4 0 grade M o u s e h tu tors' B eaut\ Salon LINDA TVMS JUDY DAN I U S Manager Operator 200-H NW lit Hair Stylist HoarJman point average Western Oregon, a four year, liberal arts college, has an enroll ment o f 3.653 students Among the name* listed are Robert William Peck and Frances F.laine Sharkey fxxh from Boardman 10th. C ^D S )rive-In n A n n iv e rs a ry ! & Bakery July 1st. Elephant Ears! «8 1 -1 8 8 1 B O A R D M A N a . CARNIVAL R ID E S - All Day C O N C E S S IO N B o o th s All Day .4N» ^ vr. % - ..'s-***-./. : l v '. j »ponsnred by the Tilltcum Club tibbons m seversl categories (A(Wince registration appreciated ) 12 00 noon CARNIVAL G A M ES Sunday, V July 3rd. 1 00 p m OUTDOOR BREAKFAST Marina 12 00 noon H O R SE S H O E TOURNAMENT 'i * * entry tee Trophies tumors BING O and C H ILD R EN S G A M ES 1 CONCERT IN THE PARK BMCC M id n gil Blue folk Quartet M.ke Dutty (d tiemer Misty Green ind lenmter Meiser TIN MAN TRI ATHAL0N v; i Sponsored by the First Baptist Church and the Boardman Chamber ot Commerce) ‘10** entry fee f shirts Awards lor this run swim bike competition All ?BSt or 481 3457 (Sponsored by Square Xnots Squire Oincmg Clubr V. 1 > Childrens CARNIVAL R ID E S • All Day C O N C E S S IO N BOOTHS All Day K. vé (Sponsored by Boirdm ins (Mt si ___ It ) ‘ - x . (Sponsored by the Squire Anots Squire Oincmg Club) 11 00 a m PARADE Sp e cial Section In c lu d e s a C H IL D R E N 'S P A R A D E . . . . . . . . Children s f 6 00 p m w ;■ * %* - •• 1«»^ £■ S “ 8 00 10 00 a m OUTDOOR BREAKFAST. M a.m a (Sponiored by tod i Auto Moti»e Get you team together to) « good time *1** pei player entry lee to the lireworhv fund trophies' 481 6161 1 00 p in ** ' -. * 10 00 a m ~ S O F T B A L L TO URNAM ENT^ 0 00 11 00 a m . J ..*. X .. -V ' '- Y HEALTH BOOTH Sponsored by St Anthony Bondman Clmrci B IN G O (Sponsored by the (agtes) DUNK TANK (Sponsored by Riverside High School Rady Squidi 2 30 p m - TALENT SHO W LIP SYNC CONTEST '7J0** m Cash P u n s " Childrens CARNIVAL R ID E S • All Day C O N C E S S IO N BOOTHS - All Day BASEBALL TOURNAMENT con tin ues H O R SE S H O E TO URNAMENT con tin ues frophtes tor Both Awarded I I h m - Merchants Imite Vini To Knjo> the 4th in Boardman AAA Towing Readymix Sand & Gravel Co., Inc. BJ's Hair Styling Sunridge Homes Boardman Pharmacy & Hardware J & D Electric Bob's Unical & Boardman Wrecker Peetsa Korner C & D Drive-In & Bakery Kegler Sentry Market Christie's Floral & Gifts Mountain Valley Land Co. Realtors Boardman Inland Empire Bank Port of Morrow M. C. Abstract & Title Co. Lamb Weston Mouse Factory linda Tomi 1 ludy Danieli LP Nursery N.E. Oregon Kennels & Guide Serv. Dodge City Inn ... • , * •’v . , . , ? * r . fiezo Burner '1 -V I- 2 »*^.1 * 1 I V ' ** ' — K.'» t 4. - , - ' SUNSET..... FIREWORKS! Coca-Cola Doghouse Outsule B o a rd m a n w* ;* Sfc »N / » I» «ta te Free Balloons Free Soft Ice Cream Free Small Drinks " ,:.v Julv 2nd, 3rd, and 4th, 1988 Monday. July 4th. Saturday, Jul\ 2nd. E O S C Honor Roll Eastern Oregon Stale C ollege o f ficials have announced the names o f 226 students who nude the Spring Quarter Honor Roll • L - - . v . 23 » « • y -V *' V S ' > Hunt deadline is July 1 Hunters are reminded that Friday. July I. is the deadline for applying for a license for the controlled deer and elk hunt In order for yini to apply you must meet the following requirements You must have an adult hunting license and you may apply at 11 year old provided you arc 12 or older at the time o f the hunt tor which you are applying Lach individual must purchase, fill out and null a separate application card for each species applied for ». I , w4 ** ;■ ] ^ ' X BOARDMAN, OREGON H O A dU M A M an S O O N IO.*! V H a in i ‘ S , v . V : G J C *P *^ v « - Now Scheduling Appointments With Reading i* also high on her list of pleasurable thing* to do T em e has won the Morrow Coun ty Spelling Championship in her division each year for the last seven years, attended the honors program at Western Oregon Slate last sum mer. attended Oregon's Business • „ ^ i èm »V i k l' - il* - . » > *• I
