Cardinal Booster Club discusses
trophy case project
Cardinal Booster Club met
Monday, March 6, at the lone
High School library. Twelve
members were present.
Athletic Director Dean
Robinson brought price lists for
the trophy case the club hopes to
put in the cafeteria hallway.
Members decided not
to
purchase anything right away due
to uncertain school finances. A
committee was formed to plan
the project, which will proceed if
financing is available later. The
committee is Robinson, Del
LaRue, Jen McEUigott and
Laurel Cannon.
Robinson will check with
Kimmel Athletic regarding
having state championship flags
made for the gym. It was agreed
to also make flags honoring the
state academic awards that the
1998 girls' tennis team and the
2000 boys' basketball team
received.
The club received a bill from
L.R. Bums Electric for wiring
done for the hot tub and the new
coaches' room. Bums took $100
off his total bill as a donation to
the club.
The club paid the set-up charge
for the embroidery for the girls'
district polo shirts, which came
to $80.05. New Cardinal hats
have been ordered and will soon
be available. Two of the six
football jerseys the club bought
' for next season have already
been purchased by students.
t Robinson reported the new
scorers' table for lone has been
cut. Two new scoreboards,
donated by Pepsi, will soon be
installed. One of the old
scoreboards will be put in the
elementary gym.
Club members voted to have
state academic championship
signs placed on the outskirts of
town next to the state
championship
signs.
Joe
McEUigott and Jim Swanson will
oversee this project.
The club agreed to serve dinner
to the bikers racing in lone on
June 9. Total income from that
project should be $400. The club
will also have sport schedule
posters made again this year.
Robinson
oversees
that
enterprise.
At the April meeting, Monica
Swanson will report on the
possibility of selling t-shirts on
the 4th of July as the club has in
the past. Club president Debbie
Radie will have a sample
Cardinal logo available at that
meeting. The logo will be
available to embroider on items
purchased from Hood River
Apparel.
Jen McEUigott will talk to
yearbook advisor Kristy Crowell
about having donations to the
school included in the yearbook.
Donations this year were the
bleacher seats from the Lloyd
Morgan Memorial fund and the
drinking fountain from the class
of 2000.
Some changes were made in
the Cardinal Booster Club's
annual scholarship. The income
from the community calendars
will be used specifically for
scholarships. The scholarship
committee
will
award
scholarships
to
graduating
seniors at the discretion of the
committee. The committee may
select as many recipients as they
want and will decide yearly on
the dollar amount. This year
$600 is available. Committee
members this year are Jim
Swanson. Kerry Rietmann and
Jim Raible.
Track Coach Del LaRue is
recruiting help for the Tuesday,
March 28, meet at Umatilla. He
needs at least 20 adults to help
with timing races and field
events. The meet will begin at
3:30 p.m.. Anyone who can help
is asked to call LaRue at 422-
7468 by Saturday, March 25.
The next meeting of Cardinal
Booster Club will be Monday,
April 3, at the high school
library.
Training offered on wells,
septic tanks
Who is responsible for your
well water? You are.
Rural residents are usually
responsible for their own
drinking water and their waste
water disposal systems. Protect
you family's health, your
homestead investment, and
community's water resource with
proper care and maintenance.
OSU Extension Water Quality
educator Gail Andrews will
present a free evening program
sponsored by Lower Umatilla
Basin Groundwater Management
Committee. She will discuss
simple things people can do to
protect their well water and
septic system and point out risky
behaviors that may not have been
considered.
The training will be held
Wednesday, March 22, from 7-9
p.m. at HAREC (Hermiston
Argicultural
Research
and
Extension Center) in Hermiston,
1/2 mile south of the Hermiston
High School at 2121 S. 1st
Street.
Nitrate screening of well water
samples will be offered to those
attending. Nitrate is the most
common contaminant found in
well water in Oregon. For nitrate
screening, collect a sample
(about 1/4 cup) of well water in
a clean glass container and bring
it to the program.
For more information contact
Lower
Umatilla
Basin
Groundwater Office at (541)
278-3835; or Umatilla Co.
Extension office 541-567-8321
(Linda.Kauffman@orst.edu)
HHS/HJHS dessert M arch 9
The date of the Heppner
Jumor/Semor
High School
winter sports dessert for grades
seven-12 has been moved to
Thursday, March 9, beginning at
7 p.m. in the Heppner High
School cafeteria
The date was changed because
of a special board meeting.
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Sheriff's Report
The Morrow County Sheriff s
Office (MCSO) reports handling
the following business:
Jan . 10: Boardman Police
Dept, received a report of a sus
picious car in the Services for
Children and Families building
parking lot with its dome light on
at about 2 a.m.
MCSO received a request for
a deputy for a domestic dispute in
the Boardman area. The couple
was fighting and the female ran
to a residence.
MCSO received a request for
a house check in the Boardman
area.
MCSO received a request for
a deputy. A neighbor’s car was
blocking the caller’s driveway in
Imgon.
MCSO received a report of a
black lab that showed up at a resi
dence at Patterson Ferry in
Boardman.
Heppner Police Dept, received
a report of tires slashed on a ve
hicle in Heppner.
MCSO received a report from
a female on Rhea Creek Road
that bird hunters sometimes hit her
house and are shooting over the
highway.
MCSO received a report from
the Boardman Mid-Columbia bus
shed that people were running the
red bus lights.
Irrigon Fire Dept, received a
report of smoke coming from an
unoccupied residence whose
owner was in the hospital. It was
propane stove smoke.
Lake Oswego Police arrested
Pablo O. Mendoza, 37, on an
Irrigon Justice Court warrant for
Failure to Appear/Driving while
License Suspended. He was
lodged at Clackamas County Jail
on a MCSO warrant with $6,000
bail.
MCSO received a request for
an extra patrol on Kunze and
Parkside for vehicles passing
school buses.
MCSO received a report of
two dogs hanging around an Imgon
residence.
MCSO received a report from
an Imgon man that his 16 year
old son was missing since Friday.
The father later found him.
MCSO received a report of an
animal problem in Imgon.
Oregon State Police in
Pendleton arrested Twyla Kay
Johnson, 36, on a Heppner Jus
tice Court warrant for Failure to
Pay Fine/N egotiating a Bad
Check. She was lodged at the
Umatilla County Jail with $806
bail.
MCSO received a report of a
black lab on Highway 730.
Oregon State Police/Boardman
Police Dept, received a report
from a woman at the Nomad in
Boardman that her boyfriend left
her while she was in the restroom.
MCSO received a request from
a woman at the Riverview Motel
that she wanted a trooper to take
her to Hermiston. She called back
four minutes later and said she
was fine where she was.
MCSO received a report from
an Imgon resident that they re
ceived a call w.ith a computerized
voice saying they had her daugh
ter and wanted one million dollars
in ransom. The daughter was
home and fine at the time of the
call.
Jan. 11: MCSO received a
report from a male subject that he
tipped his pickup over and it’s in
the median on 1-84.
MCSO received a request for
help from an Imgon woman who
said her boyfriend is intoxicated
and has broken every window in
her house.
MCSO received a report from
an Imgon woman that a Rott
weiler had attacked her children’s
school bags as they were dropped
off at A.C. Houghton Elementary.
MCSO received a report of a
Rottweiler on the playground at
A.C. Houghton Elementary.
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City of Heppner received a re
Boardman Police Dept, re a communication problem.
port of sewage leaking out of a ceived a report of prank phone
MCSO received a report of
pipe that the city had been work calls in Boardman.
someone shooting at the gravel pit
ing on earlier.
Heppner Police Dept, received on Highway 74 and a bullet rico
MCSO received a report of a a report from a man that a threat cheted.
haystack fire on Highway 730 in was made against him. The sub
Boardman Police Dept, re
Imgon. It was a controlled bum. ject was concerned about the chil ceived a report from a woman in
MCSO received a report of an dren living with him.
Boardman that the neighbor’s kid
older white pickup near the river
MCSO received a report of an is trespassing again after several
in Imgon that possibly had a body intrusion alarm at an Imgon resi warnings and moving toys and a
in it. It wasn’t a body.
swmgset. A 10 year old was cited
dence. It was a false alarm.
MCSO, Boardman Police
Heppner Police Dept, received with two counts of Criminal Tres
Dept, received a report from a a report of an MIP/drug party at pass.
woman at a Boardman motel that a Heppner residence. A female
Boardman Police Dept, re
she had been sexually assaulted subject reportedly has a two year ceived a report from a Boardman
by something she couldn’t see.
old child she puts in the closet dur man that he found out his son
MCSO deputy assisted a citi ing the parties.
broke into someone’s residence
zen with gasoline in Imgon.
MCSO. Oregon State Police, and he wants to turn him in.
Imgon ambulance requested UCSO received a report of a sub
MCSO received a report of a
an ambulance for a 70 year old ject who was too drunk to drive, possible DUII in Imgon A couple
man in a lot of pain caused by a driving a 1991 teal green Camaro. at the Irrigon sentry smelled
kidney stone.
No one was in position to respond strongly of alcohol and then got
Boardman Fire Dept, received and other agencies were advised. into a newer Thundcrbird on
a report of a fire on Highway 730.
Pendleton Police Dept, ar Highway 730 to Boardman. A
It was a controlled bum.
rested Michael E. Foster, 30, on deputy was unable to locate any
Boardman Police Dept, re an Imgon Justice Court warrant one.
ceived a report of someone knock for Failure to Appear/Driving
Jan. 16: MCSO, Boardman
ing on the doors at a Boardman while License Suspended. He was Police Dept, received a report of
residence and yelling something. lodged at the Umatilla County Jail a domestic dispute in Boardman.
The subjects left. It was deter with $6,000 bail.
The female caller said the dispute
mined to be an ongoing problem.
Jan. 14: Portland Police Dept, was physical earlier but now just
Boardman Police Dept, re arrested Mary Ann Davis, 23, on verbal. The caller did not wish an
ceived a report of an attempted a warrant for Distributing Con ambulance to respond.
break-in in Boardman.
MCSO received a report of an
trolled Substances within 1000’ of
MCSO, Boardman Police a School. She was lodged at audible burglar alarm at the Imgon
Dept, received a report from a Multnomah County Jail wi h Sentry Market. It was a false
deputy that he was with a bare $20,000 bail with a hold placed tor alarm, an employee set it off ac
foot female in Boardman. The Morrow County.
cidently.
Boardman Police transported her
Oregon State Police received
MCSO received a report of a
back to her motel and Morrow a report of a small 4x4 pickup with
County Behavioral Health was a trailer that went off into the dumpster fire in Imgon with a
structure possibly threatened.
contacted. The subject said she median on 1-84.
MCSO received a report from
would stay in her room tonight and
Boardman Police Dept, re an Imgon resident that her neigh
catch the bus the next day, or go ceived a report of loud music at a
bor was at it again with 4-wheeler.
to Behavioral Health office.
Boardman residence.
MCSO received a request or a
Jan. 12: MCSO received no
MCSO received several 911 deputy concerning traffic prob
tice of a vehicle repossessed in calls from a Heppner residence
lems in Boardman.
Imgon.
with no response from the caller.
MCSO received 911 hang-up
MCSO received a report of a It turned out to be a five year old. calls from an Imgon residence. It
stop sign down at Second Street
MCSO received a report of a
turned out to be a seven year old
and Utah in Imgon.
dog hanging out at the Lexington
playing with the phone. The child
MCSO, Irrigon ambulance. Cenex store again.
and parents were advised of the
Medic 3 received a report of an
MCSO, Irrigon ambulance re
law.
89 year old woman who was con ceived a report of an unrespon
Oregon State Police received
scious and breathing but non-re- sive female in Imgon. The patient
a repot: of a truck tire blocking a
sponsive.
was transported to Good Shepherd
lane on 1-84.
Boardman Police Dept, re Community Hospital in Hermiston.
MCSO received a report of
ceived a report of a domestic dis
MCSO received a report from
large dogs beating up a little dog.
pute in Boardman.
an Irrigon resident that her
There was no harm done-the little
MCSO received a request for neighbor’s dog was at her resi
dog was “tn season.”
a deputy contact from a male sub dence with its hair raised and teeth
MCSO received a request for
ject concerning his aunt opening bared.
assistance from UCSO in an ar
his mail ’> "*
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MCSO received a report from , rest. A"1? year old was arrested
MCSO deputy arrested Alex another Irrigon resident o f »large/ for Thefr I/Btirglary I.
Javier Nunez, 20, fbr two counts dog dragging a chain in her front
Jan. 17: Oregon State Police
of Rape I. Bail was set at $50,000. yard.
received a report o f a possible
MCSO received a report of a
Heppner Police Dept, received
DUII driving a pickup with snow
suspicious two-tone van on Miller a report of a panic alarm at the
mobiles headed from Lexington
Road in Boardman.
Morrow County Courthouse. It
toward 1-84 on Highway 74.
MCSO received a report from was a false alarm.
MCSO received a report of a
a female that a dark blue four-door
Heppner Police Dept, received
possible vehicle fire on Highway
Honda almost ran her off the road a report from a woman on River 74 near Cecil. A vehicle had run
twice.
side Ave. that someone is poison off into a ditch and the occupants
MCSO deputy advised he ing cats. She had a cat dying.
of the vehicle left the scene in
would be assisting UCSO with an
MCSO received a request for another vehicle once they heard
arrest in Irrigon.
a deputy from an Imgon resident
that law enforcement was en
MCSO received a report from who said a male subject is harass route. The deputy was unable to
the Army National Guard that a ing him.
locate the other vehicle. The first
helicopter landed with a possible
MCSO received a request for vehicle was a traffic hazard and
mechanical problem.
a deputy from a woman concern was towed.
MCSO received a report of an ing threats she received.
Port of Morrow received a re
audible alarm at Finley Buttes
Heppner Police Dept, received port that the sewage treatment
Landfill.
a report from a woman that she plant was overflowing at Logan
Jan . 13: MCSO, Boardman found a child’s bike helmet with a International; the overflow was
Police Dept, received a report of gash in it lying on the side of the about 20-30’ wide and two feet
a possible MIP/DUII. The driver road. The woman was concerned deep.
had not been drinking. The that a child had wrecked over the
MCSO received a report of six
passenger’s parole office would bank and may not have been spot trucks broken into and vandalism
make contact with him in the ted. An officer checked both the down the previous night on Olson
morning.
upper and lower road.
Road in Boardman.
MCSO received a report from
MCSO received a report of a
MCSO received a report from
a female that a teenager was look juvenile hot-rodding through lone
a woman who said her nephew is
ing into the window of the house in an orange Chevy pickup.
across the street. There wasn’t a
MCSO received a report of a living in her ex-husband’s house
threat to the house.
tag tom off a pickup in Lexing with his friend and is selling drugs.
MCSO received a report that ton. The pickup was tagged for a She wanted him evicted. It was a
civil matter.
a gun found near Three Mile Can tow.
MCSO received a report from
yon turned out to be a lost gun
MCSO, Boardman Police
reported to Oregon State Police.
Dept., Boardman ambulance re an Irrigon woman that her
MCSO received a report of il ceived a report for an ambulance neighbor's dog bit her daughter.
MCSO received a report of an
legal dumping on California Street for a 72 year old female on a bath
Imgon
house broken into.
in Imgon.
room floor who had labored
MCSO,
Boardman Police
breathing and was in and out of
Heppner Police Dept, received consciousness. The patient was Dept, received a report of the
a report of a dog hit at the bottom transported to Good Shepherd Boardman Post Office doors all
of the Cemetery Hill that needed Community Hospital in Hermiston. open. It was an employee error
to be put down.
MCSO received a report from
Jan. 15: Hermiston Police an Imgon man that his ex-girl-
MCSO, Heppner Police Dept,
received a report of a big youth Dept, arrested Gabriel Escobedo.
friend brought her son to visit and
slamming a little youth up against 20. on a Morrow County warrant when she left she took money and
a red Celica near the city park. It for Parole Violation/Cnminal Mis other items.
wasn’t a fight, just brothers play chief II. He was lodged at
Boardman Police Dept, re
Umatilla County Jail with$10.000 ceived a report o f a female
ing around.
bail.
screaming.
MCSO deputy assisted a citi
Boardman Police Dept, re
zen with car trouble on 1-84.
ceived a report from a female that
Oregon State Police received the juvenile in a previous report
a report of a burglar alarm at A.C. was back.
Houghton Elementary in Imgon.
MCSO received a report of
The building was secure.
calves out at Four-Mile Canyon
MCSO received a report from in lone.
a female who said a suspicious
Imgon ambulance received a
male was following her on 1-84 report of a 60 year old woman who
eastbound from Rufus. She re went pale and fell. The woman,
quested a deputy meet her in who had slurred speech, had a his
Boardman to be sure he is gone tory of heart disease. The patient
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MCSO received a report of Community Hospital in Hermiston.
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