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    Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, June 26, 1996 - THREE
Sheriff» Report
a owner of property reported
stolen that the property had
been located;
Morrow County Sheriff's of­
fice dispatched the lone Emer­
gency Medical Technicians and
the Heppner ambulance to the
Valby area. One patient with
an illness was transported to
Pioneer Memorial Hospital in
Heppner;
Morrow County deputy
responded to the West Glen
area in Boardman for a report
of shots fired;
Morrow County Sheriff's of­
fice dispatched the Heppner
and Lexington ambulances to
the Lexington area. No trans­
port was made.
June 21: Morrow County
deputy responded to Idaho
Street, Irrigon, for a driver
complaint;
Morrow County Sheriff's of­
fice received a citizen's report
of a possible traffic hazard on
Patterson Ferry Road;
Morrow County deputy
responded to Eighth Street
West, Irrigon, for a reported
juvenile problem;
Morrow County Sheriff's of­
fice dispatch assisted the Her­
miston Police Dept, dispatch
with a language problem.
June 22: Morrow County
Sheriff's office dispatched the
Boardman ambulance to a
motor vehicle accident on
Wilson and Main roads. One
patient was transported to
Good Shepherd Community
Hospital in Hermiston;
Morrow County deputy
responded to the Boardman
area for a family disturbance;
Morrow County Sheriff's of­
fice dispatched the Arlington
ambulance to meet a boat at the
Marina for a female with an in­
jury. The patient was trans­
ported to Mid-Columbia Medi­
cal Center in The Dalles;
Morrow County deputy
responded to the Irrigon area
for a civil matter;
Morrow County Sheriff's of­
fice dispatched the Condon
The Morrow County Sheriff's
office in Heppner reports dis­
patching the following business
during the past week:
June 18: Morrow County
deputy responded to Board-
man area for a report of a miss­
ing juvenile;
Morrow County Sheriff's of­
fice dispatched the Boardman
Fire Dept, to a fire at Wilson
Road Trailer Court. It was a
false alarm;
Morrow County Sheriff's of­
fice dispatched the Boardman
Fire Dept, and ambulance to a
reported motor vehicle accident
at 1-84 milepost 156. They were
unable to locate the accident;
Morrow County deputy took
a report of an animal problem
on Greenwood Street in Irri-
gon;
Morrow County deputy in­
vestigated a reported abandon­
ed vehicle on South East Fourth
in Irrigon. The vehicle was tow­
ed away;
Morrow County deputy
began an investigation of $180
worth of food stamps missing
in the Irrigon area.
June 19: Morrow County
deputy took a report of a possi­
ble criminal trespass in the Ir­
rigon area;
Morrow County deputy
responded to the Irrigon area to
start an investigation of miss­
ing cash ($300);
Morrow County Sheriff's of­
fice dispatched the Arlington
ambulance to a single car roll­
over on 1-84 milemarker 147.
No transport was needed;
Morrow County deputy
responded to Irrigon for a
report of criminal mischief;
Morrow County Sheriff's of­
fice dispatched the Boardman
ambulance to Sentry Market for
a female with an unknown il­
lness. The patient was trans­
ported to Good Shepherd
Hospital in Hermiston;
Morrow County deputy took
a theft report from Cindy
Dieter, Boardman. A cellular ambulance to Summit Springs
phone valued at $180 was-miss­ for a female with an illness. No
transport was made;. .. mi ...
ing;
Marrow County Sheriff's of­
Morrow •tGountyil deputy
fice'
notified the U.S. Forest
assisted the Hermiston Police
Service
of a reported fire near
Dept, with transporting a sub­
Parker's
Mill Road;
ject to Hermiston to be
Morrow County Sheriff's of­
interviewed;
fice dispatched the Spray am­
Morrow County deputy bulance to a rural area for a
responded to the Heppner area female with unknown injuries.
for a report of telephone The patient was transported to
harassment;
the John Day Hospital;
Morrow County deputy con­
Morrow County deputy
tacted a person in the Irrigon responded to Olsen Road in
area concerning the person's Boardman for reported juve­
missing daughter;
niles trespassing;
Morrow County deputy
Morrow County deputy
responded to the Irrigon responded to West Glen,
Mobile Court for a disturbance; Boardman, for a reported dis­
Morrow County deputy took turbance;
a report of missing tools at a job
Morrow County deputy
site. A torch, air compressor responded to Irrigon for a
and grinder were taken.
reported possible family dis­
June 20: Morrow County turbance;
deputy responded to Irrigon for
Morrow County deputy at­
a report of loud noise. The tempted to deliver an emergen­
noise was abated;
cy message to the Heppner
Morrow County deputy area;
responded to the West Glen
Morrow County deputy
area in Boardman to investigate responded to Bakes, Irrigon,
a report of criminal mischief; for a reported traffic problem;
Morrow County deputy
Morrow County deputy ar­
responded for a report of tele­ rested Steven Keith Ball, 38,
phonic harassment in the Irri­ Heppner for Driving Under the
gon area;
Influence of Intoxicants. Ball
Morrow County deputy was cited and released on his
responded to Boardman to take own recognizance.
a reort of a theft that occured
June 23: Morrow County
in the Irrigon area;
Sheriff's office dispatched the
Morrow County Sheriff's of­ Fossil ambulance to the Asher
fice dispatched the Boardman Clinic for a patient with an
Fire Dept, to a eastbound rest injury;
area for a controlled burn that
Morrow County deputy
got away;
began an investigation of
Morrow County deputy reported intruders at a Board-
responded to Riverview Trailer man area residence;
Park in Irrigon to take a report
Morrow County deputy
of a stolen vehicle;
began an investigation of van­
Morrow County Sheriff's of­ dalism to a vehicle parked at an
fice received information from Eighth Street West residence in
Eastern Oregon
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Irrigon;
Morrow County deputy
assisted a Umatilla County
Sheriff's office deputy with an
arrest in Irrigon;
Morrow County Sheriff's of­
fice dispatched the Boardman
ambulance to an 1-84 rest area
for an adult male with an il­
lness. The patient was trans­
ported to Good Shepherd
Community Hospital in Herm­
iston;
Morrow County deputy
responded to an Irrigon resi­
dence for a complaint of offen­
sive burning;
Morrow County deputy
responded to 1-84 for a report
of a careless driver. The depu­
ty was unable to locate the
driver;
Morrow County Sheriff's of­
fice dispatched the Boardman
ambulance to a residence in
Boardman for a female with an
injury. No transport was made;
Morrow County deputy
responded to a report of fire­
crackers/shots near CJC in Ir­
rigon. The deputy was unable
to locate.
June 24: Morrow County
deputy responded to the Irri­
gon area on Highway 730 for a
report of a motor vehicle acci­
dent. No accident or injuries
had occured. A citizen was
given a ride to a residence in
Irrigon;
Morrow County deputy
began an investigation of
criminal mischief at an Irrigon
residence;
Morrow County deputy
began an investigation of
burglary from an Irrigon resi­
dence;
Morrow County deputy in­
vestigated suspicious cir­
cumstances in the Heppner
area;
Morrow County deputy
responded to an alarm soun­
ding at the Intertribal Fishery
building on Tower Road. The
deputy was unable to locate the
reason for the alarm;
Morrow County deputy
assisted a citizen on 1-84, mile­
post 152 with a disabled
vehicle;
Morftiw County deputy ar­
rested H umberaV Z V irg^n ‘ 33,
on a warrant out of the Umatilla
Police Dept, for Failure to Ap-
pear/Traffic Offense. Virgen
was cited and released;
Morrow County deputy
assisted the Umatilla County
Sheriff's office attempting to
locate property reported stolen.
They were unable to locate the
property;
Morrow County deputy
responded to the Oasis RV
Park in Irrigon for a reported
traffic problem.
June 25: Morrow County
deputy responded to Irrigon for
a report of harassment and
trespassing.
W CCC holds
family
barbecue
Willow Creek Country Club
held a family barbecue Sunday,
June 24, at the golf course.
Despite the rainstorm that
lasted the entire event, 28 peo­
ple weathered the storm and
participated in the modified
scramble event.
The team of Mike and Cindi
Doherty and Jerry and lone
Martin finished first, with
Rollie and Debbie Marshall and
Jim and Cam Wishart, second.
Third place went to the
Edmundsons-Jeff, John, Sheila
and Emily, and the team of
Craig and Debbie Gutierrez
and Bob and George Naims
came in fourth.
Special event prizes went to
Bob Jepsen for K.P. second shot
on #10, and to Cindi Doherty,
K.P. #13. Karen Morgan sank
a 90 foot chip on hole 17 to cap­
ture the "Best Shot of the Day”
award.
Hosts for the barbecue were
Jim and Cam Wishart, Craig
and Debbie Gutierrez and
Rollie and Debbie Marshall.
Tony Currin wins all-around at Spray Rodeo
Tony Currin, from Heppner, Ellensburg, time 9.34, $599.72;
was the All-Around Cowboy at second Steve Currin, Heppner,
the Spray Rodeo held May 9.78, $4%.32; third Larry Fin­
25-26. He received a hand- ley, John Day, 10.25, $392.92;
tooled breast collar made by fourth Mike Bromiley, East
Patrick's Saddlery of Mt. Ver­ Wenatchee, 10.49, $289.52; fifth
non. Currin took first and Tom Doan, Caldwell, ID, 11.28,
$599.72 in bulldogging with a $186.12; sixth Jeroll Campbell,
Chiloquin, 11.66, $103.40.
time of 4.03.
Saddle bronc riding-first
Steve Currin took second and
$4%.32 in calf roping, with a Wells Wyatt, Durkee, on Wan­
da, 76 points, $408.90; second
time of 9.78.
The rodeo stock was furnish­ Bob Reno, Springfield, on
ed by Craig "B o " Pinz P9 Missy, 70, $338.40; split third
Rodeos, from Parma, ID. The Craig Wentz, Prosser, WA, on
announcer
was
Jake Wagon Boss, 69, $232.65 and
Grossmiller from The Dalles, fourth Luke Lowry, Jordan
and the clown was Ike Pryor Valley, on Eagle, 69, $232.65;
fifth Travis Deal, Imbler, on
from Selah, WA.
Judges were Shorty Palmer McDermitt, 68, $126.90; sixth
from Terrebonne and Mark Re Donovan Biegler, Chattaroy,
from Arlington. Flagger was WA, on Missy, 67, $70.50.
Breakaway roping-first Bren­
Diana Alexander from Red­
da
Mays, Redmond, time 2.86,
mond. Timers were Tina Pinz
$504.31;
second Kim Thomas,
and Jody Hart. Pick-up men
were Bo Pinz and Rob Pasco, 3.44, $417.36; third Ty
Estabrook.
Holly, Mt. Vernon, 3.59,
Queen Tessa Carlson from $330.41; fourth Janet O'Neil,
The Dalles packed the sponsor Almira, WA, 3.70, $243.46; fifth
flags after each event was Shanna Wilkins, Condon, 3.91,
finished followed by the event $156.51; sixth Deanna Hag­
leader.
gard, Merrill, 4.12, $86.95.
Following are the winners:
Bull dogging-first Tony Cur­
Bareback riding-first J.P. rin, Heppner, time 4.03,
Samples from Wendell, ID, on $599.72; second Jesse Olson,
Buckskin Mt, 80 points, Roseburg, 4.51, $496.32; third
$545.20; second Rob Estabrook, Jay Faulkner, Gooding, ID,
Roseburg, on Golden Boy, 76, 4.62, $392.92; fourth Bob Cop-
$451.20; third Philip Sweet, pini, Ferndale, CA, 4.96,
Bonner's Ferry, ID, on Stetson, $289.52; fiftjj Matt Kline, Red­
73, $357.20; fourth Justin mond, 5.00, $186.12; sixth
Buchanan, La Grande, on RE, Caleb Ray, Meridian, ID, 5.01,
71, $263.20; split fifth Sam $103.40.
Storts, Coquille, on Winnie, 68,
Wild cow milking-first Fred
$131.60 and sixth Scott Wright, Holly, Glennwood, WA, time
Pendleton, on Easy Money, 68, 23.34, $300.80; second Bucky
$131.60.
Campbell, Culver, 29.45,
Calf roping-first John Sloan, $225.60; third Jeroll Campbell,
Maryhill admission free to Morrow Co.
Maryhill Museum of Art in­
vites residents of Morrow
County to visit free during Ju­
ly. People who reside in Mor­
row, Gilliam, Grant and
Wheeler counties in Oregon
and Jefferson, Lewis and San
Juan counties in Washington,
need onjjfc^sgn tirt^rtiw er'l
license and receive complimen­
tary admission during July.
This is the fourth year the
museum has offered this incen­
tive to its neighbors. "Summer
is a great time to visit the
museum and the Columbia
Gorge," said Josie De Falla,
director. "This is our way of
adding to the fun and pleasure
of traveling."
Visitors in July will view the
50th anniversary of the interna­
tionally acclaimed "Theatre de
la M ode." This "enchanted"
exhibit of fifty-seven elaborate­
ly costumed one-third human
size mannequins, in dramati­
cally lighted stage sets, features
the "haute couture” of 1946
Paris. The collection has not
been shown at Maryhill since
1988.
Additional July exhibits in­
clude two from the museum's
19% Contemporary Northwest
Artists Series: "Cloud Scapes"
by Pat Fridell and "Island
Hope, Valby
plan sale
The members of Hope and
Valby Lutheran churches are
planning a rummage sale to be
held at Hope, 675 Alfalfa
Street, Heppner, on Saturday,
June 29, from 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
There will be no sales before 9
a.m.
The proceeds from this rum­
mage sale will go to make im­
provements on the parsonage.
Aid Association for Lutherans
will match up to $450 on this
sale.
Dollaride not in
service July 1-17
Heppner Dollaride will not
be in service from July 1-17.
III D o n a ld J. CarUon, D .P .N .
111 Madicina and Surgary of tha Foot
Poles" by Steven Jensen.
Seattle artist Fridell creates
contemporary paintings focus­
ed on the sky. "Light plays a
big part in my selection of sub­
ject," Fridell says. "It's so gray
here (in Seattle) most of the
time that When thé sun comes
out, it's àlways à spècial olccÜ-
sion."
Jensen, also from Seattle,
uses a substractive method of
carving wood to create contem­
porary exotic forms of linear in­
tensity. His exhibit will open
July 18.
On July 25, a lecture about
World War II stolen art by Dr.
Gorden Gilkey will be held at
7 p.m. An Oregon Ballet
Theatre mini-performance at 8
p.m. will emphasize French
forms of dance. A limited
number of tickets are available
at $12 for the evening lecture
and performance. Advance
reservation are recommended.
Maryhill Museum is open
seven days a week and is
located 100 miles east of Port­
land, on the Lewis and Clark
Trail, Washington Scenic Route
14. Cafe Maryhill serves gour­
met coffee, deli food and des­
serts. A gift shop features
jewelry, books, cards and uni­
que art gifts.
Chiloquin, 37.62, $150.40; B.J.
Cam pbell, Culver, 39.56,
$75.20.
Barrel racing-first Lee Sher­
rill, Klamath Falls, time 17.789,
$659.41; second Annie Roeser,
Marcin, ID, 17.919, $573.40;
third Brenda Mays, Redmond,
17.939, $487.39; fourth Dianna
Koops, Prineville, 17.986,
$401.38; fifth Lucy Schnabele,
Homedale, ID, 17.989, $315.37;
sixth Kim Coleman, Molalla,
17.992, $229.36; seventh Terri
Leach, Roseburg, 18.014,
$143.35; eighth Ellie High-
smith, Lewiston, ID, 18.050,
$57.34.
Bull riding-first Cody Jesse,
Walla Walla, on Maliki, 84
points, $572.46; second Brian
McFadden, Portland, on Gero-
nimo, 73, $473.76; split third
Sam Storts, Coquille, on Or-
vada, 66, $325.71 and fourth
Steve Garcia, Squaw Valley,
CA, on Piute, 66, $325.71; fifth
Kevin Childs, Willamina, on
J.J., 65, $177.66; split sixth
Aaron Wolf, Wilsonville, on
Deward, 60, $49.35 and James
Stull, West Richland, on Craw
Fish, 60, $49.35.
Relay race-Saturday first
Stirewalt team, second Goodell
team; Sunday first Goodell
team, second Stirewalt team.
Wild horse race-winner both
days Broken Rim Ranch, Prine­
ville.
Local students
attend festival
The Morrow County School
District (MCSD) recently sent
21 students to the 12th annual
State Writing Festival, a day­
long writing conference at
Portland State University.
Students all over Oregon from
grades 1-12 were selected for
their writing ability. Each par­
ticipant prepared a piece of
writing to share with fellow
students at the festival.
The MCSD students who
joined over 1,000 students from
125 school districts throughout
the state, were; Heppner JR
High School-Amber Flaiz, Seth
Givens, Kim Pointer, Matt Van-
Liew; Heppner Elementary
School-Jon Bennett, Sally
Calvert; Ione-Angie Ball, Erin
Crowell, Caitlin Orem; Sam
Boardman Elementary-Alex
Ahumada, Rachell Donvan;
A.C. Houghton Elementary-
Nicholas Anderson, Lauren
Snyder; Columbia Middle
School-Bryan Barton, Terri
McSpadden, Josh Reeve, Sara
Russell, Sara Yoder; Riverside
High School-Bret Flies, Cheryl
Rodgers, and Monica VanFord-
er.
Students and teachers par­
ticipated in workshops con­
ducted by professional writers
and teachers from across the
state.
The Oregon Writing Festival
is sponsored by the Oregon
Council of Teachers of English,
with assistance from Portland
State University. For more in­
formation, contact MCSD
superintendent Chuck Starr,
989-8202.
Friends ¿r Relatives are invited
to a BBQ reception fo r
Martha & Scott Tevault
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Jenni & Dick McElligott
Saturday, July 6 starting 3 p.m. -
at the Dick McElligott Ranch
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