Sheriff's Report
The Morrow County Sheri fT s
Office (MCSO) reports handling
the following business:
Heppner and lone ambulances
received a request for EMTs for
a one year old child hit on the head
by the door of a dishwasher. The
child was transported by private
vehicle.
MCSO deputy assisted the Ju
venile Dept, in fingerprinting a ju
venile at the Imgon Annex.
MCSO received a request from
a Lexington resident to sign a noise
complaint on a neighbor.
MCSO received a report of
someone else's dog in a yard.
Boardman Police Dept, re
ceived a report from a Boardman
woman that her daughter was as
saulted by another girl again.
MCSO received a report of a
street light shot out in Lexington.
The caller believes it is the resi
dents at that location.
MCSO received a report from
an Irrigon wom an that she
couldn’t see the lights from the
Army Depot and she was usually
able to. The Depot was shrouded
in fog and everything was okay.
M CSO, B oardm an Police
Dept, received a report o f a 1987
Toyota Supra stolen in Boardman.
The vehicle was located and the
subject left on foot.
M CSO, B oardm an Police
Dept, received a report of a ve
hicle broken into while parked
near the same location the first
vehicle was stolen from.
Jan . 4: Oregon State Police
received a report of a speeding
red semi eastbound on 1-84.
M CSO, ODOT, Boardman
Fire Dept, received a report of a
black limousine on fire on 1-84.
Irrigon ambulance received a
report o f an elderly female who
had fallen and was bleeding from
the head. The patient was trans
ported to Good Shepherd Commu
nity Hospital in Hermiston.
MCSO received a request for
a deputy concerning a vehicle that
was hit and the driver didn’t want
to pay for damages.
* MCSO received a report of a
stolen Ruger 9 mm semi-auto
matic.
MCSO received a report of a
civil dispute over a property fence
line in Imgon.
MCSO received a request for
a deputy concerning a burglary
case.
MCSO received a report from
an Irrigon woman that a neighbor
threatened her daughter. Their dog
got into her yard.
MCSO deputy arrested Reyna
4-H News
Pins and Pots and Patterns
and Pans
By Emily Bergstrom
On Feb. 4, Pins and Pots and
Patterns and Pans held a meeting.
Members made lasagna and
scotcharoos for the Orr family.
At the next meeting, members
will made a meal for the Meyer
family. The next meeting will be
in March.
Members also looked for color
combinations for a club banner
that the public will see at the fair.
Members also talked about what
to put on the banner.
Food drive
to begin
February 2 marked the
beginning o f a month-long drive
to raise food and funds for local
Morrow
County
entities,
according to William Broderick,
OSU Morrow County Extension
agent.
Those receiving assistance are
typically seniors on fixed
incomes, parents trying to
provide for their families on
minimum wage, unemployed
persons, or families hit with high
medical bills and no health
insurance, said Broderick.
According to a recent USDA
report, Oregon tops the nation in
prevalence of hunger and ties for
sixth in food insecurity, he said.
"OSU Extension through the
Morrow
County
office
encourages 4-H’ers, either m
their clubs or as individuals, and
interested people to contribute to
this worthwhile drive," said
Broderick. Any canned or non-
penshable goods may be brought
to the break room on the second
floor o f the Gilliam-Bisbee
building.
Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, February 9, 2000 - FIVE
area.
verbal
dispute
in
Boardman
Heppner Police Dept arrested
hit-and-run that hit a female over
Patterson Ferry Road/Highway
MCSO received a report of a the weekend. The vehicle is a 730 stop sign was broken by high
Daniel A. Mathews. 44, Heppner.
on a Heppner Justice Court war dog problem in Irrigon with 1970s model full-size 4x4, maroon winds.
rant for Failure to Pay Fine/Fuil- neighbor’s dogs running loose
or brown in color. A pickup was
Boardman Police Dept, re
ure to Appear and a Heppner Jus
MCSO received a request for located that matched the descrip ceived a report from a Boardman
tice Court warrant for Failure to a deputy concerning a student tion and the Kennewick Police will
woman that her neighbors have
Pay Fine/Posscssion of Less that harassment issue at Columbia check it out.
been gone but 3-4 people in a
One Oz. of Marijuana. Mathew s Middle School in Imgon.
1980s model blue car were acting
Boardman Police Dept, re
posted bail of $2,254 and was re
MCSO received a request for ceived a request for an officer suspiciously and may be trying to
leased with a Heppner Justice a deputy at Sentry Market in concerning items taken from a burglarize the place.
Court date.
Imgon concerning a check that woman.
Boardman Police Dept, re
MCSO received a report o f a was returned from the bank with
MCSO deputy cited LeRoy ceived a report from an lone
stolen cable at the Irrigon Mobile “lost or stolen” on it.
Keith Rea, 42, with Criminal Tres woman that she was supposed to
Court.
MCSO deputy cited two 12 pass II and Theft III.
pick up her daughter at Riverside
MCSO received a report from year olds with Disorderly Con
Boardman Police Dept, re High School after a ski trip but she
a man who says his neighbor’s dog duct.
ceived a report of truck broken got stuck in the Tri-Cities and then
is on his property and threatening
Oregon State Police received
couldn’t find her daughter any
into and CDs stolen.
him when he was outside. The a report of a dead deer halfway
Boardman Police Dept re where in Boardman. The daugh
owners were compliant and no in the slow lane on 1-84 eastbound. ceived a report of a theft from a ter had caught a ride home to lone.
citation was issued.
Boardman Police Dept, ar male subject who said the people
EMTs, Heppner ambulance,
Irrigon ambulance received a rested Cheryl Bass, 38, on an
lone
EMTs received a report of a
staying with them took some of
request for an ambulance for a 74 Imgon Justice Court warrant for their belonging when they left.
73 year old man who had fallen,
year old female with chest pains. Contempt of Court. Bass was
Multnomah County Sheriffs hit his head, passed out and was
The patient was transported to lodged at the Umatilla County Jail deputy arrested Chris Lee Hill. 22. bleeding The subject was now
Good Shepherd Community Hos with no bail.
on an Irrigon Justice Court war conscious.
pital in Hermiston.
Jan. 7: Boardman ambulance rant for Failure to Pay Fme/Fail-
MCSO received a report from
MCSO received a report o f a received a report from a man that ure to Appear. Hill was lodged at a female subject that a male sub
mailbox down and shot up at his 51 year old wife had severe Multnomah County Jail with $823 ject beat up his girlfriend really
Highway 74 in Cecil.
chest pain and pain down her left fine.
badly the previous night but the
M CSO, B oardm an Police side and left arm. The subject re
MCSO received a report from girl would not press charges. The
Dept, received a report o f shots fused transport.
an Irrigon man that a 11-12 year male subject was believed to be
fired in the Mountain View Drive
MCSO received a report of a old male was peeking in his patio going back to his father's place in
area. An officer was unable to vehicle stolen the previous night. door.
Imgon.
locate anything.
It was recovered.
M CSO, Boardm an Police
Boardman Police Dept, re
Boardman Police Dept, re ceived a report of a woman caus Dept, received a report that a fe
Jan. 6: Heppner Police Dept,
received a report of a lot of pickup ceived a report of an alarm at Riv ing a disturbance at DSE. She had male subject was hit by her boy
friend. Jose Adan Guardado, 26,
traffic around 1 a.m. behind Les erside High School. Students were the wrong space.
waiting
for
a
teacher
to
let
them
was
arrested for Assault IV Do
MCSO received a request from
Schw ab T ire C enter. It was
snowmobilers coming or going on in and the teacher believed he set Benton County, Washington, for mestic Felony and was lodged at
it off.
assistance for 3-4 people stranded the Umatilla County Jail.
an outing.
Oregon State Police received on an island in the Columbia River.
MCSO received a report of
MCSO. Oregon State Police.
loud music at a Boardman resi
ODOT received a report of a non- a report from an lone woman that The people made it safely to shore
Heppner Police Dept, received dence.
mjury rollover vehicle accident on someone threw deer hides and feet
in her yard.
Jan. 9: MCSO deputy cited
a report of medicine taken from a
Highway 97.
MCSO received a request for Heppner residence.
Jerome Raymond Shoberg, 20, for
MCSO received a report o f a
a welfare check from an Irrigon
MCSO received a report from MIP-Alcohol.
man who said his wife was threat an lone subject that another male
MCSO deputy cited Andy
ening suicide
stole his bike and hid it by the high John Thomas, 19, for MIP-Alco
MCSO received a request from school.
hol.
the Kennewick Police Dept, to
MCSO
received
a
report
from
require
that
kindergartners
look for a vehicle suspected in a Oregon State Police that the
receive vaccines for Hepatitis B
A higher than normal number
and a second dose of measles
o f children
face possible
vaccine. Children attending
exclusion from school or child
t f s r
* « * .> * * ' ¥
preschool
or child care also need
care facilities this month because
the Hepatitis B vaccine. The
they have not met expanded
rules went into effect with the
immunization
requirements,
Order gifts now to be delivered on February 14 at
1998-99 school year.
according to public health
"These requirements protect a
Toni Kemp, a junior at the
officials at the Department of
home, school or work in the Ione-Heppner area.
new group of Oregon's children University of Idaho was recently
Human Services.
Theres<*res two-choice*, $10 each:
against the potentially deadly inducted into the Golden Key
The final deadline for bringing
1)
a,
Ouffeds ecrutnal, y m a lib o x so fc a su ly
National
Honor
Society.
hepatitis
B
virus
and
its
a child's imm,unization record up-
Kemp, the daughter of Gary and
asioL itick eey (alls w ith a/ V alentine'’y theme/)
to-date is Wednesday, Feb. 16, complications," said Romey.
Hepatitis B vaccine has been Marcia Kemp, is an agricultural
says Karin Romey, health
2 ) a; angles red, rote/ w tf h as a n a l l b o * o f chocolate*
proven to be highly effective and economics major at U of I where
educator at the Oregon Health
safe and has been a routine infant she maintains a 3.9 GPA. She is
Division. On that morning,
To order, call Shelly, 422-7243
children and young people who immunization since 1991, she a 1997 Heppner High School
All proceeds benefit Creative Care Preschool o f lone
do not have their required said. The second measles graduate from Lexington.
immunizations will be sent home containing vaccine has been
from their school or children's recommended since 1990.
Romey emphasized that it is
facility until they can provide
critical
for children and students
proof of adequate immunization
to
receive
recommended
Last February, 22, 285 parents
immunizations,
particularly
throughout the state received
reminder letters from their local because disease is easily spread
health department, letting them in schools and child care centers.
know which immunizations were Parents seeking immunizations
still required for their child. A for their children should contact
total o f 3,652 children ended up their private provider, county
being excluded from school in health clinic or call Oregon
1998. That number was a 55 SafeNet at 1 -800-SAFENET, or
percent increase over the 1-800-723-3638.
A
Most students in kindergarten
previous year.
"We believe the change in and first grades should have: five
immunization requirements last DtaP; four Polio; two MMR;
year was a big reason so many three Hepatitis B. Most students
more children were excluded ages 18 months through four
from school," Romey says. "We years old in pre-school, Head
expect a higher than average Start or child care should have:
number again this year, because four DtaP; three Polio; one
this is only the second year of the MMR; three Hepatitis B; four
Hib (Haemophilus Influenzae
new requirements."
State administrative rules now Type B).
Pacheco, 27, for Unlawfully Ob
taining Public Assistance. Bail
was set at S20.000.
Boardman Police Dept, and a
locksmith received a report of a
woman locking her keys in her
pickup in Boardman.
EMTs received a report from
a Heppner woman that her mother
fell out of bed and couldn’t get up
Her mother was okay.
Jan. 5: Heppner Police Dept,
received a report from Pioneer
Memorial Hospital that someone
was peeping in the windows. An
officer was unable to locate any
one
Oregon State Police received
a report of a wrong-way driver
on 1-84. Oregon State Police ad
vised that a trooper had contact
with truckers and the vehicle got
turned around.
MCSO received a report of
two dogs abandoned on Highway
730 and one was hit and killed.
The surviving dog was temporarily
adopted.
MCSO received a request to
sign a complaint about a dog bark
ing all night in Irrigon. The owner
was cited.
Oregon State Police received
a report from a woman with a cell
phone that a man in a white car
with Washington plates was ex
posing himself to all the travelers
on 1-84.
M CSO, B oardm an P olice
Dept, received a request for an
officer at a Boardman residence.
Due to a language barrier, the situ
ation was unknown.
MCSO received a report of a
theft by deception in the Heppner
Lack of immunizations could
mean school exclusion
mdsNt''
Local student
named to
honor society
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