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HOOD RIVER NEWS | Hood River, Ore.
Death Notices
Martha Williams
derson’s Tribute Center, Hood
River. Visit www.Anderson-
Martha L. Williams, age 96, sTributeCenter.com to leave
a resident of The Dalles, Ore., a note of condolence for the
passed away March 23, 2020. family.
Spencer, Libby & Powell Funer-
al Home is in care of arrange-
ments.
Lorena King Ray passed
away on March 20, 2020, at
Tri-Cities Chaplaincy Hospice
Judith “Judy” Clark passed House in Kennewick, Wash.
away on March 21, 2020, at Lorena was born on May 2,
Hawks Ridge Assisted Living 1921, and was 98 years of age
in Hood River, Ore. Judy was at the time of her passing.
born on April 25, 1925, and Arrangements are under the
was 94 years of age at the time direction of Anderson’s Tribute
of her passing. Arrangements Center, Hood River, Ore. Visit
are under the direction of An- www.AndersonsTributeCen-
Lorena Ray
Judy Clark
ter.com to leave a note of con-
dolence for the family.
Bil Halverson
William D. “Bil” Halverson
passed away on March 19,
2020, at his home in Hood
River, Ore. Bil was born on
July 24, 1950, and was 69 years
of age at the time of his pass-
ing. Arrangements are under
the direction of Anderson’s
Tribute Center, Hood River.
Visit www.AndersonsTribu-
teCenter.com to leave a note
of condolence for the family.
Service Announcements
Gloria Madrigal
Janell Helseth
Gloria Rivas Madrigal, age
64, a resident of The Dalles,
Ore., passed away March 18,
2020. Private services were
held March 23 at Spencer,
Libby & Powell Gathering Hall.
Private burial and Christian
committal followed at St. Pe-
ter’s Cemetery, The Dalles.
Janell Dawn Helseth was
born on July 2, 1984, and
passed away unexpectedly on
March 2, 2020. Due to novel
coronavirus/COVID-19, ser-
vices previously planned for
Janell are postponed to a later
date. Friends are encouraged
to leave a note or message
of condolence for family at
www.AndersonsTributeCen-
ter.com. Janell’s web guest-
book will be updated with her
future service details once
determined. Arrangements
under the direction of Ander-
son’s Tribute Center, Hood
River.
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ORDER: Maintain social distance
continued from A1
nesses, including restau-
rants and other food and
beverage establishments
offering take-out or delivery
services, are allowed to stay
open.
The order also authoriz-
es the Oregon Parks and
Recreation Department to
close any property or fa-
cility where proper social
distancing can’t be main-
tained, and establishes
guidelines for areas that do
remain open.
Childcare facilities are
allowed to remain open if
they can keep children sep-
arated in “stable” groups of
10 or fewer — which means
that the same kids need to
be in the same group each
day, and that groups aren’t
in the same room — and fa-
cilities are directed to prior-
itize the childcare needs of
first responders, emergen-
cy workers and healthcare
professionals, followed by
critical operations staff and
“essential personnel.”
The order directs people
to “minimize travel, other
than essential travel,” de-
fined as travel to work, to
obtain food, shelter, “essen-
tial consumer needs,” edu-
cation or healthcare; travel
to care for family/household
members and other vulner-
able populations including
the elderly, minors, persons
with disabilities and vulner-
able pets or livestock; and
government-mandated trav-
el, such as travel to court.
“I’m asking all
residents and
visitors who
love Hood River
to please pay
attention to
guidance from
healthcare
professionals and
stay home.”
Mayor Kate McBride
People are advised to obey
social distancing guidelines
“to the greatest extent possi-
ble” when they do leave their
homes, and allows people to
go outside for “recreational
activities” so long as it is pos-
sible to maintain appropriate
social distancing.
“The purpose of this ex-
ecutive order is to reduce
person-to-person interac-
tion with the goal of slowing
transmission,” Brown said.
Shortly after Brown issued
“Stay Home, Save Lives,”
the City of Hood River an-
nounced that all of its public
facilities — including Wa-
terfront park, Jackson Park,
Children’s Park, Tsuruta Ten-
nis Courts, Collins Field and
neighborhood parks — are
now closed to promote social
distancing and public health.
“I’m asking all residents
and visitors who love Hood
River to please pay attention
to guidance from health-
care professionals and stay
home,” said Mayor Kate Mc-
Bride in a press release. “We
need to stop all non-essen-
tial travel both into and out
of our community.”
For more information on
COVID-19 and local emer-
gency response, visit get-
readygorge.com or call Hood
River County Emergency
Management’s public info
call-in line, 541-399-8022 in
English and 541-399-8023 in
Spanish.
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This story was sent to press
Monday afternoon and, be-
cause this story is developing
rapidly, information may be
out of date by time of publi-
cation. Please see hoodriv-
ernews.com for the latest
updates.
Education Foundation
scholarships available to post-HRV graduates
Deadline
extended
The Hood River County
Education Foundation will ad-
minister eight separate schol-
arships in 2020 for Hood River
County students who have
graduated from Hood River
Valley High School, will be in
their sophomore, junior or
senior years of college starting
in the fall of 2020, and are
currently enrolled in college.
Applicants must be planning
to complete a minimum of two
semesters (or three trimesters)
in college, community college,
or a technical/trade program
by June 30.
To apply, download instruc-
tions and forms at hrcef.org/
college-scholarships. Email
the application as an attach-
ment from your email address
and attach the Student Aid
Report (page 1 only) from
your 2019 FAFSA to ed.foun-
dation@hoodriver.k12.or.us.
Transcripts should be mailed
to HRCEF, 1011 Eugene St.,
Hood River, OR 97031. Letters
of recommendation must be
signed by the person writ-
ing the recommendation and
be sealed in college/univer-
sity envelopes and sent to
the mailing address above
or emailed directly from the
recommender’s college email
address to the email address
above.
The Foundation has extend-
ed the college scholarship ap-
plication deadline to April 17
in light of the coronavirus-re-
lated closures, said a press re-
lease. Contact the Foundation
at ed.foundation@hoodriver.
k12.or.us for additional ques-
tions or concerns.
Available scholarships are
as follows:
■ Ruth and Horace Daum
Memorial Scholarship (up to
six scholarships, $2,000 each):
Students attending any two- or
four-year college may apply.
Available only for students
studying nursing, music or any
science-related field.
■ Jesse Elder Memorial
Scholarship (one scholarship;
$1,500): Students attending
any two- or four-year col-
lege may apply. Must have
achieved minimum 3.5 GPA in
both senior year of high school
and freshman year of college.
■ Martha and John Weber
College Scholarship (one
scholarship, $1,000): This
scholarship is only available
to students attending either
Community College or Trade
School. Must have achieved a
minimum 2.5 GPA in college
courses.
■ Janet C. Thompson Me-
morial Scholarship (one schol-
arship, $250): Applicant must
be majoring in music, with
preference for vocal perfor-
mance majors. Minimum GPA
of 3.0 for all college courses.
■ Cascade Locks Alum-
ni Association Scholarship
(one or more scholarships,
$2,000 each): Applicant must
have graduated from CLHS or
HRVHS and lived in Cascade
Locks while attending High
School. Minimum GPA of 2.5
for all college courses.
■ Nathan Hazlett Memorial
Scholarship (one scholarship,
$1,000): Applicant must be in-
tending to pursue a career as a
pilot. Minimum GPA of 3.0 for
all college courses.
■ Diana Carroll Education
Scholarship (one scholarship,
Controlled substance
violations (non-DUII):
March 10 — Ninth Court,
1600 block — A small amount
of methamphetamine was
turned in for destruction. The
methamphetamine had been
found in the bathroom of a
local business.
Disorderly conduct,
mischief, criminal
trespass and vandalism:
March 8 — E. Marina Way
— Officer dispatched to a local
hotel regarding a male who
was trespassing. The male had
previously been trespassed
from the property and was
sitting in the bar area. The
male was escorted out of the
building and cited for criminal
trespass, then escorted from
the property.
March 10 — E. Marina Drive,
1100 block — A car window
was reported to have been
broken while parked at a local
hotel.
March 13 — 22nd Street,
1100 block — Criminal mis-
chief reported from a local
resident within the city limits.
college, trade school or four-
year college/university and
must demonstrate significant
financial need.
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POLICE LOG
March 8-14
All calls were responded
to within the County of Hood
River.
$1,500, amount updated): Ap-
plicant must be intending to
pursue a degree in education
for the purpose of entering the
teaching profession.
■ Mary Clifford Memori-
al Scholarship (two scholar-
ships, $2,500 each): Applicant
can be attending community
to get away from an officer Outstanding warrants,
during a traffic stop. The male parole, probation or
was cited and released due to terms violations:
medical conditions.
March 10 — Cascade Av-
enue — Officer recognized a
Identity theft or bank/
transient male near Cascade
credit card fraud:
Avenue. The officer ran the
March 9 — Seventh Street, male through dispatch and
1000 block — Identity theft was advised he had a statewide
reported by a local resident. felony warrant. The male was
Someone was using her name taken into custody and lodged
to open fraudulent accounts
at NORCOR.
March 13 — Button Bridge
March 10 — Second Street,
200 block — Possible identity Road — Myrtle Point, Ore.,
theft reported. A Hood River resident arrested and lodged at
resident reported her cousin NORCOR on a parole violation
may have used her information detainer out of Coos County.
to purchase a car. She noticed
the purchase show up on her Theft, burglary or
robbery:
credit report.
March 11 — Forden Road,
March 8 — I-84 — Officer
4300 block — Officer inter- conducted a traffic stop on a
viewed a local male regarding vehicle for failure to display
an open forgery case. The
male admitted to depositing
multiple checks, knowing the
checks were not valid. The
male admitted that he had
forged checks at more than one
business. The male was taken
into custody for negotiating a
bad check, theft I and forgery I.
Residential Fencing
Hood River
Deck and Fence
Motor vehicle crashes,
offenses and impounds:
March 8 — May Street, 2400
block — Officer issued a crim-
inal citation to a Hood River
resident for misdemeanor
Driving under the
driving while suspended. He
influence of intoxicants: was cited and released, and his
March 11 — Hood River vehicle released to Parkhurst
— Male Hood River resident Place staff.
issued a criminal citation for
attempting to elude after trying
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a front vehicle plate. Through
the course of the traffic stop,
the male driver was found to
be violation suspended, and
a stolen UTV and trailer were
also recovered. The driver was
taken into custody for posses-
sion of a stolen vehicle and
theft I.
March 11 — Wasco Avenue,
2700 block — Theft I report-
ed. The male was cited and
released.
March 13 — Wasco Avenue,
2700 block — Theft reported.
Other:
March 9 — Ninth Street,
1500 block — Officer took a
report of a child being left at
home alone. The child was
later located without a guard-
ian (child neglect).
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