FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times. Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, September 30, 1998
Sheriff's Report
The Morrow County Sheriffs
Office (MCSO) reports handling
the following business during the
past weeks:
Sept. 9: MCSO received a re
port of theft of services from the
N ugget Inn in Roardman. A
woman left owing $158.77.
MCSO received a report of an
apartm ent broken into at the
Outback Apts, in Boardman. The
managers were not aware of any
problems.
Thomas Hammon, 32, was
found guilty of Theft II and sen
tenced to three years probation.
MCSO received a report of a
911 call from a little boy with
sounds of a domestic dispute in
the background in Irrigon. A
woman who was contacted said
she was upset but everything was
okay. No units were available to
check the situation out.
Oregon State Police arrested
Robert Craig Maker, 22, on a
warrant for Burglary I. Maker
was transported to the Umatilla
County Sheriff s Office (UCSO)
jail, but was released due to over
crowding.
MCSO dispatched to the
Boardman Police Dept, a report
of a lost wallet at Sentry Market
in Boardman. A boy found it and
wouldn’t give it back. The boy
later brought it back.
MCSO dispatched to the Hepp
ner Police Dept, a report of a sus
picious pickup across from the
Morrow County Fairgrounds en
trance in Heppner.
MCSO dispatched to the Or
egon State Police a report of two
suspicious males on foot by a resi
dence on Blackhorse Canyon.
Beer cans were left behind.
MCSO and UCSO deputies
responded to a report of an 11
year old and a 14 year old who
didn’t come home from school at
Columbia Junior High School. The
kids were located.
MCSO and UCSO deputies,
Oregon State Police responded to
a report of a domestic dispute in
progress in Irrigon. It turned out
to be in Umatilla County.
Heppner Fire Dept, and fire
chief responded to a report o f a
fire alarm at H eppner High
School. It turned out to be a false
alarm.
MCSO dispatched to the Hepp-
Willow Creek Road update
The U.S. Dept, o f Trans
portation lists its planned
construction activities on Willow
Creek Road for the week of
Monday, Sept. 28:
Tidewater plans to continue
working on the cut slopes above
Smith Ditch and building the
subgrade with some of the
material from these cut slopes.
They are hauling waste material
to a new waste site established
off the FS 53 road on FS 53-020
road. Drivers, be aware that the
FS 53 road will be busy with
dump truck traffic from the
project, as well as the log truck
traffic from the various timber
sales.
For those individuals that are
trying to get to the Penland Lake
areas, there is an alternate route
to get there, by way o f FS 5321
road, then turn on the FS 2103
road to FS 2103-030 road, which
is the Penland Lake Read.
The contractor is utilizing
excavators and dump trucks to
move the waste material. Drivers
on FS 53 road, please observe the
flaggers and remember that they
are there to help you and the
operators o f the equipment.
Emergency access through the
project will be maintained
throughout the construction
season.
NOTICE TO CITIZENS that
utilize and enjoy the Willow
Creek (Coal Mine Grade) area:
Willow Creek (Coal Mine Grade)
will remain closed to through
traffic from Cutsforth Park to the
intersection of FS roads 5350 and
FS 53 for the winter season. Due
to additional work on the project,
the construction season has been
extended
into
the
1999
construction season. Work during
the 1998 construction season will
continue until weather conditions
prohibits construction activities.
Presently, Willow Creek Road
(Coal Mine Grade) is closed to
through traffic from Cutsforth
Park to the intersection of FS
roads 5350 and 53. This inter
section will remain open, to the
logging contractor only, for the
removal of timber sale material.
The FS 21 road, Penland Lake
Road intersection will remain
open
during
construction
activities,
controlled
with
flaggers.
Willow Creek Road remains
open, to local traffic only, to
Cutsforth Park. The park will
remain open through the
construction season.
The detour route through the
Shaw Creek Road to the four
comers to Penland Lake and
Ukiah is open for all traffic.
Additional temporary signs have
been placed for directions to the
Penland Lake access.
Please watch for logging truck
traffic and observe the warning
sig.is, including the speed limit,
on the Shaw Creek road detour
route and observe the barricades
at both ends of the construction
zone. Please have a safe summer
and remember that the barricaded
road closures are for the traveling
public's safety.
Federal Highways asks the
traveling public for their
patience, consideration and co
operation during this construc
tion season and hopes that the
work will be completed with a
minimum of delays.
For more information, contact
Robert G. Toops, project en
gineer, at 676-5904 in Heppner.
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ner Police Dept, a report of a per his intoxication, he was unable to tient was transported to Pioneer
Memorial Hospital in Heppner
son dnving too fast from Lexing identify the suspect.
MCSO received a request for
MCSO deputy responded to a
ton to Heppner.
information
concerning a reckless
MCSO dispatched to the report of a pursuit of a motorcycle
driver.
Boardman Police Dept, a report on 1-84 which ended up in Mor
of a bike stolen in Boardman.
row County. Aleksey Makhanov,
MCSO received a 911 hangup
MCSO received a report of an 21, was arrested for Eluding and call that was traced and it was
alarm at a Boardman residence. Reckless Driving and was lodged determined that everything was
The residents had set it off them at the Klickitat County jail.
okay but there had been an argu
selves.
MCSO dispatched to the Or ment between two females at
MCSO received a report of a egon State Police a report of a Taggares Farms earlier, but who
motor home driving erratically and two-vehicle accident on Patterson went their separate ways.
possibly DUII, with three big men Ferry. It was a non-blocking ac
MCSO received a report of
in the front. It turned out that they cident, no injuries occurred.
money taken from a purse while
were having problems with their
Umatilla County jail received a the owner was in jail.
awning and were watching deer. request for approval from MCSO
MCSO received a request for
MCSO dispatched to the Hepp for a prisoner to be taken to detox, an officer concerning an alterca
ner Police Dept, a report of license before he started convulsions tion that had occurred earlier at
plates stolen from a vehicle parked from alcohol withdrawal, as on Taggares Farms.
at the Pendleton Airport belong prior arrests.
MCSO received information
ing to a Heppner woman.
MCSO received a report of that 911 lines had gone down with
Sept. 11: MCSO deputy, Ore three bird dogs on a residence Lexington, lone, Heppner and
gon State Police and Boardman scanng other dogs and a calf.
Boardman still operating.
MCSO received a report of a
ambulance responded to a rollover
MCSO dispatched to the
accident with the vehicle in the neighbor trespassing on a Boardman Fire Dept, a report of
median on 1-84. Someone had run "woman’s property in Irrigon.
a grass fire between Brewer
MCSO dispatched to the Road and Morrow Estates.
through a bunch of deer a few
yards before it. No one was found Boardman Police Dept, a report
MCSO deputy, Boardman Po
at the scene and no one was be of two stolen bikes in Boardman. lice Dept, and Boardman ambu
lieved to be ejected from the ve
MCSO dispatched to the Hepp lance responded to a report of a
hicle. The deer were removed ner Police Dept, a report of a sto 17 year old who was unrespon
from the highway’s fast lane.
len gun in Heppner.
sive for the past couple of hours
MCSO deputy, Boardman Fire
MCSO received a report of an and parent believed he may have
Dept, and Boardman ambulance alarm at a residence in Boardman. taken something. The subject was
responded to a report of a single The occupants had set it off.
combative when an officer ar
vehicle rollover accident that was
MCSO dispatched to the Hepp rived at the scene. No transport
blocking traffic. No injuries oc ner ambulance a request for an was made.
curred.
ambulance for a female at Cen
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MCSO received a report of a tral Market in Heppner. The pa-
house broken into in Irrigon.
MCSO received a report of
$320 in checks written on a closed
St. Patrick's Senior Center
account at the Irrigon Market.
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MCSO dispatched to the Ore
gon State Police a report of a pos
There were 76 present for the senior dinner Sept. 23. Members of
sible drunk driver on Highway 74
the Lutheran Church served.
with the motorhome all over the
Irrigon Manna with kids hanging
Present for the Thursday luncheon were 55 over 60 and four
road and stopping at comers.
all over it and the occupants
under 60.
MCSO received a report of a
wouldn’t leave.
The menus for October are not yet available, except that the
bike
stolen in Irrigon.
MCSO dispatched to the U S '
cook says there will be meatloaf Oct 7. Members of the United
MCSO received a report of a
Forest Service a report of a pos
Methodist Church will serve. Heanng aid assistance will be given
van
hitting a deer.
sible forest fire on Wilkinson’s
at 10 a.m. and blood pressures taken at 11 a.m .. The Nutntion Site
Sept. 12: MCSO received a
land. It turned out to be a rock
Committee will meet follow ing the meal.
report of a stolen vehicle. The
crusher all lit up.
The Thursday luncheon will be soup and sandwiches from 11
MCSO received a report of a vehicle had been the reason for
a.m. to 1 p.m. The public is invited to attend.
an altercation between two males.
man suicidal and drinking with
The senior bus w ill leave for the Hardman oyster and si'mon
The
victim of the altercation was
connections to the lone area. The
• feed at 3:30 p.m. Sat., Oct. 3 There are still seats available Call
crisis later appeared to be under transported to Good Shepherd
the Senior Center office, 676-9030, to have your name added to the
Community Hospital in Hermiston
control.
list.
MCSO dispatched to the Hepp for stitches in his face, but due to
Bingo will be held every Friday evening from 7 to 9 p.m.
Proceeds go to support the Senior Center. Also remember to bring
your Red Apple receipts to the Senior Office.
Other dates to remember are: Tues. and Thurs. exercise, 10 a.m.;
lone with five wins and one loss
Tues. and Friday pinochle, 1 p.m.. There is always a jig saw
to advance to the championship
By Molly Rhea
puzzle out in the sitting room.
bracket. Sherman County JVs
For the second year in a row
The dollaride van is being kept busy lately, so if you need a nde
and Wahtonka advanced out of
the Heppner JVs won their own
out
of town call several days in advance so arrangements can be
their pool with identical four
tournament, besting teams from
made
for drivers.
and two records.
Hermiston, Wahtonka, Sherman
In the "best of three game",
County, Stanfield and lone.
championship bracket play, the
The eight teams were split into
Mustangs used only two games
two pools, with each team
to
put away the Sherman
playing every other team two
County
JVs, 15-9, 15-11.
games to 11. The top two teams
Wahtonka
got
into
the
with the best win-loss records
championship by dropping lone
coming out of each pool
in two games, 15-9, 15-9.
advanced to championship
This put the Mustangs up
bracket play.
against the Wahtonka Eagles for
The "Red" pool consisted of
the championship. Heppner
the junior varsity teams from
[prices may vary]
took match, winning handily,
Sherman
County
and
15-3,
15-11.
Wahtonka,
along
with
Named to the tournament all-
Hermiston's and Heppner’s "C"
star team were Hermiston's
teams. Teams in the "Blue"
Adrain Herman. lone's Chanssa
pool were the junior varsity
Gates, Wahtonka's Michelle
teams from Stanfield, Heppner,
West, Ken Wolff from Sherman
lone, and the Sherman County
County and Abby Kahl and
"C" team.
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Ashley Ropp from Heppner.
In pool play Heppner JVs tied
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ner Police Dept, a report o f a sto
len gun recovered.
MCSO dispatched to the Hepp
ner Police Dept, a report o f a
locked car broken into in Hepp
ner and a stereo stolen.
Heppner Fire and Police depts.
responded to a report o f a fire
alarm at Heppner High School. It
turned out to be an equipment
malfunction.
MCSO received a report o f
cows out on Paul Smith and Wil
son roads in Boardman.
MCSO dispatched to the
Boardman Police Dept, a report
from a male subject that his girl
friend had been assaulted by an
other female. Maria Brito, 18, was
cited for Harassment.
Sept. 10: MCSO received a
report of boys talking outside a
residence in Irrigon. They had
come to the residence earlier and
said they were stuck in sand. An
officer was unable to locate any
one.
MCSO deputy, Oregon State
Police responded to a report of a
Camaro on 1-84 doing 120+ mph.
Officers were unable to locate the
vehicle.
MCSO dispatched to the Hepp
ner ambulance a request for an
ambulance crew for an ALS crew
for transport to the Lexington Air
port.
MCSO received a report that
the mail truck driver was overdue
to Condon from Heppner.
MCSO dispatched to the Hepp
ner Police Dept, a report of a boy
beaten up at school.
MCSO dispatched to the Ore
gon State Police a report of a sus
picious vehicle driving around the
Mustang JV win their tournament
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