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About Wallowa County chieftain. (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1943-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 2015)
Wallowa County Chieftain News wallowa.com January 7, 2015 A5 Slew of New Year’s arrests; injured goose Dispatch Log Dec. 29 9:54 a.m. Extra patrol re- quested in Enterprise. 1:13 p.m. Scam phone call reported in Enterprise. Dec. 30 10:07 a.m. Testing alarm at Enterprise business. 10:28 a.m. Cell 911 for En- terprise ambulance. 11:40 a.m. Possible wolf depredation – unfounded. 5:32 p.m. 911 report of dead deer in roadway in rural Enterprise. 5:34 p.m. 911 call regard- ing possible burglary in Enter- prise. 5:51 p.m. Found dog in En- terprise. 6:51 p.m. Public assist in Enterprise. 6:52 p.m. Suspicious per- son in Enterprise. 6:55 p.m. Found dog in En- terprise. 9:00 p.m. Security compa- ny called to report an alarm at an Enterprise business. Jan. 1 Dec. 31 12:40 a.m. DUII arrest, DP7UDI¿FFRPSODLQW John Stonebrink, 47, Wallowa, in rural Enterprise. arrested in Joseph. Cited and 8:35 a.m. Theft complaint, released to sober third party. rural Joseph. 7:41 a.m. Ambulance call in 9:28 a.m. Information call Joseph. in rural Wallowa. 8:53 a.m. Information call 11:44 a.m. Lost male Bor- from Joseph. der Collie. Has collar, rural 9:58 a.m. Found male choc- Joseph. olate Lab dog in Joseph. 12:36 p.m. Public assist, ru- 1:34 p.m. Errol Glenn Sher- ral Enterprise. od, 53, Joseph, arrested and 1:52 p.m. 911 requesting transported to Union County ambulance at Fergi. Jail on parole violation. 5:33 911 reporting structure 1:54 p.m. John Jerome Tye, ¿UHLQUXUDO/RVWLQH5HSRUWLQJ 26, Enterprise, arrested for pro- party called back saying it was bation violation. Transported FRQWUROOHGVODVK¿UH to Union County Jail. 6:37 p.m. Contact with cit- 2:16 p.m. Agency assis- izen. tance. 6:45 p.m. Contact with Jo- 3:29 p.m. Complaint from seph citizen. Enterprise citizen of dog as 7:43 p.m. 911 hangup call public nuisance. in Enterprise. 5:25 p.m. Complaint of ne- FOR THE RECORD gotiating a bad check in Enter- prise. 7:55 p.m. Clackamas Coun- ty arrested Erin Lee Fowler, 32, Oxbow, on Wallowa County Circuit Court warrant. Charge of failure to appear on original charge of unlawful possession of hydrocodone. 10:45 p.m. Joshua Daniel 5KRGHV (QWHUSULVH DU- rested for probation violation. Transported to Union County Jail. Jan. 2 DP9HKLFOH¿UH-R- seph. 9:34 a.m. Information – ru- ral Enterprise. 12:14 a.m. Information – rural Joseph. 1:16 p.m. Lost female blond FRUJLLQUXUDO-RVHSK5HXQLWHG with owner. 5:35 p.m. 911 requesting ambulance in Joseph. Jan. 3 DP 5HSRUW RI KLW deer on highway in rural Wal- lowa. 3:48 a.m. 911 report of hit elk on Hwy 82, rural Enter- prise. DP5HSRUWRIDQLPDO neglect in rural Lostine. Un- founded. DP5HSRUWRIQRQLQ- jury MVA involving property damage in rural Joseph. DP 5HSRUW RI ORRVH cows in Enterprise. 12:45 p.m. 911 for ambu- lance, rural Joseph. 3:48 p.m. Investigation of burglary complaint. 4:13 p.m. 911 weather-re- lated phone call. 4:21 p.m. Follow-up inves- tigation in Enterprise. 5:40 p.m. Missing border collie on Alder Slope. Dog lat- er located. SP 5HTXHVW IRU DP- bulance in Enterprise. 9:57 p.m. Deer hit in rural Joseph. Jan. 4 10:08 a.m. Lost yellow Lab dog in Enterprise. Dog found. A second golden-colored dog found. Both dogs returned to owners. 11:50 a.m. Follow-up in Wallowa. 11:57 a.m. Follow-up in Wallowa. 3:48 p.m. Cell 911 re: in- jured goose, rural Enterprise. 5:14 p.m. 911 information call from Wallowa. 5:50 p.m. 911 request for ambulance in Enterprise. 5:59 p.m. Dead deer on highway in rural Wallowa. 6:32 p.m. Loose cattle in ru- ral Enterprise. 8:35 p.m. 911 report of do- mestic disturbance in rural Jo- seph. Suicide attempt. 9:21 p.m. 911 ambulance request in Wallowa. 10:27 p.m. 911 reporting dead deer in Minam Canyon on highway. Fifty births announced in the Chieftain in 2014 Fifty births were an- nounced in the Wallowa County Chieftain during 2014. Heres’ a list of those ba- bies and their parents: A daughter, Hannah Marie McCardell, was born January 2, 2014 in Enterprise to Noah and Billie McCardell of Enterprise. A daughter, Isabelle Lou Power, was born January 12, 2014 in Enterprise to Gary “Adam” and Patricia Power of Wallowa. A son, Vaden James Anthony Gomes, was born January 12, 2014 in Ellens- burg, Wash., to Kevin and Patti Gomes. A daughter, Dove Townsend Man- ca-Brown, was born January 28, 2014 in Enterprise to Bridget Brown and Gabriel Manca of Enterprise. A son, Ronan Wayne Lathrop, was born January 29, 2014 in Enterprise to Kasey Lathrop and Ty Bowman of Lostine. A daughter, Greta Kathleen Kennedy, was born February 1, 2014 in Lewiston, Idaho, to Hanley and Sadie Kennedy of Enterprise. A son, Wyatt Jay Williams, was born February 5, 2014, in Enterprise to Jared and Mishelle Williams of Joseph. A daughter, Brooklynn Nicole Matthews, was born February 18, 2014 in Enterprise to Kayla Thacker and Brandon Matthews of Elgin. A daughter, Bailey Elizabeth Vesterby, was born February 20, 2014 in Enter- prise to Michelle and Riley Vesterby of Joseph. A daughter, Maria Claire Bezona, was born February 23, 2014 in Enterprise to Wayland and Sophia Bezona of Enterprise. A daughter, Brooklyn Nicole Gladden, was born March 1, 2014 in Enterprise to Dustin and Breeann Gladden of Enterprise. A son, John Douglas Reel, was born March 27, 2014 in Portland to Justin and Shannon Reel of Portland. A son, Kingston James Baxter, was born March 28, 2014 in Enterprise to Greg and Kacey Baxter of Joseph. A daughter, Violet Jane Strickland, was born April 15, 2014 in Enterprise to Jake and April Strickland of Joseph. A daughter, Kayleahnna Renee Whitmire, was born April 17, 2014 in Enterprise to Amy Skillings and William Whitmire of Enterprise. Triplets (sons Austin Edward and William Davis, and daughter Lucy Anna) were born April 18, 2014 in Oma- ha, Neb., to Geoff and Stefanie Barton of Omaha. A son, Atticus Everett Powers, was born April 27, 2014 in Enterprise to Nicolas and Elizabeth Powers of Enterprise. A son, Riggin Coy-Lee Clary, was born April 28, 2014 in Enterprise to Tyrel and Toni Clary of Lostine. A son, Briggs Jesse VanderZanden, was born May 14, 2014 in Enterprise to Jonathan and Jamie VanderZanden of Enterprise. A daughter, Erin Kathleen Mork, was born May 28, 2014 in Enterprise to Shawn and Amy Mork of Enterprise. A daughter, Elizabeth Rose Power, was born June 8, 2014 in Enterprise to Travis and Tanya Power of Wallowa. A son, Gaven Charles Boyer, was born June 13, 2014 in Enterprise to Justyn and Licia Boyer of Joseph. A son, Braxtyn Charles Brewer, was born June 20, 2014 in Ontario to Scott and Lanie Brewer of Ontario. A son, Bodee Eugene Bauck, was born June 21, 2014 in Gresham to Leland and Celeste Bauck of Gresham. A son, Mason Dean Kinion, was born June 21, 2014 in Enterprise to Nickolas and Samantha Kinion of Enterprise. A son, TJ James Birkmaier, was born June 26, 2014 in Enterprise to Tom and Kelly Birkmaier of Joseph. A daughter, Emma Lynn Roberts, was born June 27, 2014 in Enterprise to Logan and Dominique Roberts of Lostine. A son, Jacob Timothy Frasch, was born June 29, 2014 in Enterprise to Richard and Tracy Frasch of Joseph. A daughter, Helen Marie Porter, was born July 5, 2014 in Enterprise to Mark Porter and Tara Barkes of Enterprise. A daughter, Nayeli Finch Maxwell, was born July 9, 2014 in Enterprise to Aaron and Damiana Maxwell of Joseph. A daughter, Eleni Luna Zambrana, was born July 15, 2014 in Enterprise to Oliver and Stephanie “Grace” Zambra- na of Joseph. A son, Jace Carter Thompson, was born August 6, 2014. Parents are Jake and Chelsi Thompson of Joseph. A daughter, Aurora Grace Russell, was born August 6, 2014 in Enterprise to Casey and Jacqueline Russell of Wallowa. A son, Braylon Mitchell Schaeffer, was born August 7, 2014 in Enterprise to Travis and Angelina Schaeffer of Wallowa. A son, Guthrie Owen Bird Johnson, was born August 29, 2014 in Portland to Amanda Bird and Clint Johnson of Portland. A daughter, Remedy Eve Harvey, was Wallowa, Divide Camp near lease accord sent earlier to Divide Camp. Mayor Vikki Knifong be- gan the meeting by sharing WALLOWA – At a spe- communications she and later cial meeting of the Wallowa an unnamed third party have City Council Monday, Dec. had with Divide Camp Direc- 29, progress was made on a tor Julie Wheeler. The coun- proposed lease agreement that cil’s lease proposal originally could bring life to a long-aban- submitted for Divide Camp doned Forest Service com- inspection had been sent with pound in Wallowa and addi- council instruction to work tional hope to veteran U.S. out differences within the servicemen and servicewomen FRQ¿QHVRIWKHFRXQFLO¶VSUR- scarred either physically and/ posed lease agreement. How- or emotionally by war. ever, Wheeler and Divide 'LYLGH&DPSWKHQRQSUR¿W Camp returned a new lease entity formed in 2012 to pro- agreement. vide quiet healing for victims Knifong spent time out- of war at a natural setting lo- lining the differences between cated 20 miles east of Joseph, the two, at one point saying is more than 40 miles from the the lease agreement should compound in Wallowa, yet its meet various priorities, in the leadership already has contact- following order: (1) the act ed the City of Wallowa about of Congress that granted the how that 1.11 acres of land holdings, with use stipulations, ZLWK ¿YH VWUXFWXUHV FRXOG HQ- to the City of Wallowa; (2) hance Divide Camp’s outreach Forest Service requirements; and effectiveness. (3) needs of the City of Wal- With all but councilor Kev- lowa; and (4) needs of Divide in Silveira in attendance Dec. Camp. 29, the Wallowa City Council However, Councilor Lisa discussed how to respond to a Mahon, pointing out that she lease proposal prepared by Di- earlier had voted in the mi- vide Camp personnel follow- nority in opposition to the idea ing the city’s proposed lease of the city’s proposed lease By Rocky Wilson Wallowa County Chieftain being used as the template for an agreement with Divide Camp, disagreed with Knifong on two points. Mahon said the Forest Service no longer has any claim on the property and that the lease proposal sent by Divide Camp, in her eyes, was very similar in overall content to the city’s initial lease pro- posal, only written in simpler terms. After additional discussion, the council decided to make VRPH VSHFL¿F DPHQGPHQWV WR the Divide Camp lease pro- posal, run their work through &LW\$WWRUQH\5RODQG-RKQVRQ (who was out of town that day) and then send the city’s latest proposed lease agreement to Divide Camp. Happy New Year! born September 4, 2014 in Enterprise to Dwane and Cynthia Harvey of Joseph. A daughter, Emery Rae Unze, was born September 5, 2014 in Enterprise to Matthew and Hannah Unze of Joseph. A daughter, Dolores MayLu Power, was born September 15, 2014 in En- terprise to Justin Power and Christina Williams of Enterprise. A daughter, London Rose Sams, was born September 20, 2014 in Enterprise to Evan and Kendra Sams of Joseph. A daughter, Caisyn Kimberlee Rae Fisher, was born September 24, 2014 in Enterprise to Zach and Cassi Fisher of Clarkston. A daughter, Isla Elizabeth Sullivan, was born October 5, 2014 in Enterprise to Thomas and Ashley Sullivan of Enterprise. A daughter, Adalida Autumn Smith, was born October 12, 2014 in Enterprise to Tyler and Aspen Smith of Is Rotary for you? Check us out at noon 5RWDU\ Wednesdays at St. Katherine’s parish hall in Enterprise. We welcome guests. 5HSRUW To reserve free lunch: 541-426-ALPS. Please join us for one of our programs in January: Today, Jan. 7 – AFS exchange student Sarah Abdeldayem will enlighten us about -RUGDQ, her native country. Jan. 14 – Folks who know all about VLQJOHSDUHQWLQJ will tell us about it. Jan. 21 – Rotarians Amy Hansford and Rick Bombaci will update us on the teen girls in rural (O6DOYDGRUwhose education the club is supporting with scholarships. In areas like this, cultural and financial considerations discourage girls from pursuing higher education. Jan. 28 – We meet at :LOG&DUURW+HUEDOV in Enterprise for the lowdown on the local company’s body-care products. Rotary Club of Wallowa County wallowarotaryclub.blogspot.com t S udent k e e W e Emma Carlson has earned a of th from everyone at 301 W. Main, Enterprise • 541.426.3177 BIRTH A son, Bentley William Rockholt, Imnaha. A son, Flynn Kennedy Thies, was born October 20, 2014 to Rocky and Breeze Thies of Joseph. A daughter, Kinlee Kathleen Fisher, was born October 21, 2014 in Enter- prise to Matthew and Jessee Fisher of Lewiston, Idaho. A son, Thomas Aven Garrett, was born October 28, 2014 in Enterprise to Christopher and Brittany Garrett of Enterprise. A son, Cohen Everett Langerman, was born December 1, 2014 in Enter- prise to Shane and Brooke Langerman of Joseph. A daughter, Scarlet Ricky Shetler, was born December 8, 2014 in Enterprise to Sterling and Alyse Shetler of Joseph. A son, Bentley William Rockholt, was born December 13, 2014 in Enterprise to Robert and Tracci Rockholt of Enterprise. Teal! Still Open Seven Days a Week 10 am – 5 pm Emma Carlson Enterprise High School 3.67 GPA while at EHS. She has chosen to well round her education as proven by her high performance in various curricula: AP English, Chemistry, Economics, Spanish, Psychology and the Performing Arts. 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