REDMOND SPOKESMAN • TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 2022 A11
RECORDS / COMMUNITY
PET OF THE WEEK
TRUCK OF THE WEEK
Meet Trooper!
Coming to us as a stray, we
don’t know anything about
Trooper’s history and will make
updates as he spends time here
at the shelter. Settling into the
shelter, he did take a couple days
to adjust and now has settled in
to his temporary home comfort-
ably. So far, this good-looking
pup has shown us he is a relaxed
and laid back 3-6 year old who
enjoys his walks, cuddle time
and our staff’s favorite ... hugs!
Trooper loves a good hug
from people and would love to
show his future forever family
that as well. Being social, clever,
gentle, and secure, Trooper
is a great candidate for many
types of homes. He walks well
on a leash and is over all fairly
well-behaved. He knows some
commands such as off, no, stay,
and come. Not knowing his history, we are not sure how he does with cats
and would require an introduction between him and other dogs in the home
to ensure the best fit.
BY NICK ROSENBERGER
Redmond Spokesman
Name of Truck: The Kilted Kitchen
Name of Owner: Scott Stuart
Location: 4th and SW Evergreen Ave.
Hours: Winter hours are 11 a.m. to
6 p.m., Tuesday through Saturday. Closed
on Sundays and Mondays.
Date Opened: The food truck opened
on Sept. 17, 2022.
About the Cart: The Kilted Kitchen,
owned by Deschutes County Republi-
can Chair Scott Stuart, offers barbecue
Nick Rosenberger/Spokesman
with a Scottish flair. The menu includes
The Kilted Kitchen, serving barbecue with a Scottish flair, can be found at
sandwiches including beef brisket, pulled
4th and SW Evergreen Ave.
pork and grilled chicken, along with a 1/3
pound banger sausage and a Scotch egg —
a hardboiled egg wrapped in fried sausage.
All dishes are served with slaw and flat, potato crisp fries. They also sell the popular neon-orange Scottish soft drink Irn-
Bru that tastes a little like caramel bubble gum.
Your first order should be: Dani Mrdutt, Stuart’s daughter, recommended folks start with either The Bruce, their beef
brisket sandwich, or The Queen, their chicken sandwich. The Queen has a sweet and spicy coleslaw on top of the chicken
with sweet, spicy pickles throw into the cabbage mixture. Their salad cream sauce adds a tang to their flat french fries.
Fun fact: Mrdutt said Scottish food is similar to American food, but that the difference mostly comes in their sauces
and spices, which can be most noticed in their Scotch egg recipe. Common spices include coriander, cumin and nutmeg.
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Reporter: nrosenberger@redmondspokesman.com
Festival of Trees raises more than
$175,000 for Hospice of Redmond
BY LENA FELT AND
NICK ROSENBERGER
Redmond Spokesman
Decorated Christmas trees
lined the Deschutes County Fair
& Expo Center on Saturday, Dec.
3, for the return of the annual
Festival of Trees event to benefit
Hospice of Redmond.
According to Jayme O’Neill,
marketing coordinator for Hos-
pice of Redmond, over 350 peo-
ple attended and helped raise
more than $175,000. The Peo-
ple’s Choice Award went to tree
#14 from Select Care Dental.
From 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday,
the tree decorators got to work
stylizing the Christmas trees.
“That’s a special time for
them,” said Jane McGuire, the
executive director of Hospice
of Redmond. “Some of the tree
decorators gather together be-
cause they’re doing the tree in
remembrance of someone like a
family member. Some of them
are civic organizations that come
together, and some of them are
businesses.”
From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Satur-
day, the public was able to walk
through and take in all the beau-
tifully done-up trees and vote for
their favorite.
The gala and live tree auction,
which started at 5 p.m. on Satur-
day, is where each tree got to go
home with the highest bidder.
The gala and auction was a tick-
eted event that cost $75 per per-
son and included hors d’oeuvres
and a beer or wine of choice.
“Every year the community
comes together and decorates
these beautiful trees that are then
auctioned off during our gala,”
McGuire said. “And those funds
go to support our programs here
as well as patients that come in
that don’t have insurance.”
The money raised from the
event makes it possible for Hos-
pice of Redmond to provide
services to terminally ill people
and their families not covered by
Medicare or private insurance
including bereavement coun-
seling, the Transitions program
for people with life-limiting ill-
nesses, caregiver support, and
Camp Sunrise, a grief camp for
children.
After two years of hosting the
fundraising event online due to
the pandemic, the organizers
were happy to be back in person.
“We’re super excited to be
back together again, all under
one roof and doing the live auc-
tion, there’s a lot of energy that is
around that,” said McGuire.
“People put in such incredible
effort and designs and themes
behind these trees,” McGuire
said. “They’re really something
to enjoy and look at. But I think
the main thing about this event is
the heart behind it. And the fact
that the community comes to-
gether in such a manner to cele-
brate and to provide for Hospice
of Redmond is really just amaz-
ing. It makes all the difference.”
Police Log
The Spokesman will update items in
the police log when such a request
is received. Any new information,
such as the dismissal of charges or
acquittal, must be verifiable.
ARRESTS
FRI., NOV. 25
11:35 a.m. 1100 Block NW 6th St.
Arrested: Tyler James Davenport,
27, Redmond. Charges: Violation of
Restraining Order, Endanger Minors
Welfare — Drugs, Child Neglect II,
Assault IV
3:11 p.m. 1300 Block SW 27th St.
Arrested: Nathan Aaron Drake, 36,
Redmond. Charge: Violation of Re-
straining Order
SAT., NOV. 26
11:20 a.m. 700 Block SW Highland
Ave. Arrested: Robert Kenneth
Walker, 62, Redmond. Charge: Sex
Offender — Failed to Register
5:44 p.m. Sw Kalama Ave. Arrested:
Shawna Rachelle Pritchett, 50, Bend.
Charge: Menacing
SUN., NOV. 27
SW 25th Pl./SW Greens Blvd. Ar-
rested: Levi Alan Robert Towry,
37, Redmond. Charges: In-State
THANK YOU Redmond
for showing up and voting yes for a new recreation center in
Redmond! Friends of Redmond Recreation are grateful for all of
the support, from handing out flyers, speaking to organizations,
donating, passing the word along to your friends, or displaying
a lawn sign. This amazing facility would not be possible without
you! Now, we anxiously await the grand opening of the Redmond
recreation center - can't wait to see you there!
Paid for by Redmond Recreation PAC
Thank you to all of our donors:
•Central Oregon Association of Realtors
•H.A. McCoy Engineering & Surveying
•Bright Wood Corporation
•Central Oregon Masters Aquatics
•Fred Hodecker
•Woodhill Homes
•Kris Rees
•Kevin Palmer
•Jeffrey Blackburn
•Noah Von Borstel
•Matthew Gilman Real Estate
•Deschutes County Title
And the many miscellaneous contributions
Paid for by Friends of Redmond Recreation
Warrant, Felon in Possession of Re-
stricted Weapon, Carry Concealed
Weapon
11:00 p.m. NW Oak Tree Ln. Arrested:
Andrew Michael Zulim, 31, Prineville.
Charge: 2x Theft II — Shoplifting
TUES., NOV. 29
12:19 p.m. 400 Block NW 25th St. Ar-
rested: Ronald William Reiter, 54, Ter-
rebonne. Charge: Assault IV
2:31 p.m. SW 35th St./SW Obsidian
Ave. Arrested: Isidro Junior Galvez
Arellano Jr, 19, Redmond. Charge:
Assault IV
3:38 p.m. SW Veterans Way. Arrested:
Danny Mack Cupp, 50, Terrebonne.
Charge: Criminal Trespass II
7:56 p.m. SW Veterans Way. Arrested:
Jonathan Michael Addington, 24,
Crooked River Ranch. Charge: In-
State Warrant
11:10 p.m. SW Veterans Way. Ar-
rested: Jonathan Mark Connolly, 33,
Redmond. Charge: Probation/Parole
Violation
WED., NOV. 30
10:50 a.m. SW Veterans Way/S HWY
97. Arrested: Robert William Waltosz,
40, Bend. Charge: Driving While Sus-
pended
THURS., DEC. 1
11:17 a.m. SW 42nd St. Arrested:
Carlos Alberto Paez Rodriguez, 25,
Bend. Charge: Criminal Trespass I
11:48 a.m. SW Quartz Ave./SW
27th St. Arrested: Timonthy Martin
Finley, 46, Redmond. Charge: In-
State Warrant
5:15 p.m. NE 11th St. Arrested:
Matthew Ryan Walker, 35, Red-
mond. Charge: 3x Out-State War-
rant
THEFTS
Reported from Nov. 25 to Dec. 1 on
the following blocks in Redmond.
NE BLACKFOOT CT
SE RAILROAD BLVD
NW 7TH ST
SW 41ST LN/SW QUARTZ AVE
W ANTLER AVE
NW 6TH ST
SW LAVA AVE
SW 33RD ST
SW ODEM MEDO RD
SW RIMROCK WAY
SW OBSIDIAN AVE
NW REDWOOD AVE
NE 5TH ST
S HWY 97