Sheriff i Report
The Morrow County ShenfTs
Office (MCSO) reports handling
the following business:
MCSO deputy, while out with
a vehicle, advised that the trans­
fer station was broken into.
Heppner Police Dept, received
a report of vandalism at Court
Street Market.
Oregon State Police received
a report of a semi all over the road
on 1-84
MCSO received a report of ju­
veniles at the Irrigon M anna be­
ing mean by throwing rocks at
birds and also jumping off the boat
launch and playing loud music.
MCSO, B oardm an Police
Dept, received a report from a
woman that her husband, who
was extremely intoxicated, yelling
at her and throwing her on the
floor. David E. Zehner, 42, was
lodged at the Umatilla County Jail
with $6,000 bail on charges of
Menacing.
t
MCSO, B oardm an P olice
Dept, received a report o f four
motorcycles riders on Harleys,
wearing leather vests, who were
all over the road and speeding.
MCSO, Imgon ambulance re­
ceived a request for a 73 year old
woman complaining that the left
side of her body was numb. She
had had previous mini-strokes.
MCSO, B oardm an Police
Dept, received a report of an ex­
tremely intoxicated subject both­
ering customers at the Boardman
76 station.
MCSO received a report of a
medical emergency w ith two
male and one female at the lone
pool. The caller said someone was
being “donkey-punched” which
they defined as a sexual act of
violence. Units were unable to lo­
cate anyone at the pool.
Aug. 4: Imgon ambulance re­
ceived a request for an ambulance
for a 9p year old woman who had
a possible stroke. The patient was
transported to Good Shepherd
Community Hospital in Hermiston.
MCSO received a report o f
animals left after a subject moved.
A horse had gotten on a m an’s
property.
MCSO received a request for
a deputy for a welfare check.
Oregon State Police received
a report of an older male subject
standing on the side o f the road
holding a reflector post.
MC Road Dept, received a re­
port o f a good-sized sinkhole on
the north end of Patterson Feny
Road.
MCSO received a report from
a deputy of a large column of
smoke off Highway 207/Bombing
Range Road. The smoke was
coming from a controlled bum in
Umatilla County.
MCSO received a report of a
fire on 1-84 milepost 174 in no­
man’s land. A deputy requested
that the Boardman Fire Dept, be
on standby. The Umatilla Depot
and Hermiston Fire Dept, had the
fire under control.
MCSO received a request for
a deputy to assist in delivering
eviction papers to an Imgon resi­
dence.
Boardman Police Dept, re­
ceived a report o f slashed tires on
a pickup.
U.S. Forest Service received
a report of a fire at the south-
southwest com er of Hardman
near a camp. It was also attached
to a Wheeler County fire.
Boardman Police Dept, re­
ceived a request for an officer for
assistance at the Boardman Ma­
rina.
MCSO received a request for
a deputy to accompany a subject
to get his belongings.
MCSO received a report of a
wrong-way driver on 1-84 east-
bound in the westbound lanes.
Joseph Boianoff, 42, was arrested
for DUII. He had a blood alcohol
level o f .18. His vehicle was
towed.
Aug. 5: MCSO received a re­
port of juveniles, who had not re­
turned from swimming, to the resi­
dence where they were staying
in Morrow County at 4:06 a m.
They were located at their home
m Molalla at 4:30 a.m.
MCSO received a request for
a patrol for a suspicious vehicle
at an Imgon residence.
MCSO received a report of a
general burglar alarm at Inland
Aug. 6: MCSO received a re­
port of a female with two children
w alking on 1-84 tow ards
Boardman.
MCSO, Heppner Fire Dept.,
Heppner ambulance received a
report of a motor vehicle accident
with injuries on Upper Rhea
Empire Bank in Boardman The Creek. One patient with a possible
broken back and broken neck was
alarm was cancelled.
Boardman Police Dept, re­ transported to St. Charles Hospi­
ceived a report of a suspicious tal in Bend via Lifeflight; another
tractor with a trailer ng with Artie male with several broken bones
Cats and snowmobiles parked at was transported to Walla Walla
the Boardman Manna. The dnver Hospital,
was just camping.
MCSO received a report o f an
Boardman Police and Fire audible alarm at the 76 station.
depts. received a report of a rup­ The alarm company said to disre­
tured propane tank on fire at the gard the alarm.
76 station. The fire dept, put the
MCSO received a request for
fire out.
a deputy for assistance at the
MCSO received a report of an westbound Boardman rest area.
unauthonzed use of a motor ve­
MCSO received a report of a
hicle from an lone residence The calf loose on 1-84. A deputy was
vehicle was located on the side of unable to locate anything.
the Bombing Range Road mile-
MCSO received a report of an
post six, with two flat tires and very $80 fishing pole taken the previ­
muddy.
ous night m Boardman.
Boardman Police Dept, re­
Oregon State Police received
ceived a request for an officer a report that the traffic at Biggs
regarding a mixed-breed dog run­ was totally gridlocked due to
ning through an apartment.
bridge construction.
Boardman Police Dept, re­
Heppner Police Dept, cited
ceived a request from the Umatilla Carolyn Kay Right, 44, for Fail­
County Sheriffs office for an of­ ing to Perform Duties of a Driver
ficer to deliver a message.
involved in an Accident. She was
MCSO received a request for cited and released with $6,000 bail.
a deputy regarding an eviction pro­
Marion County Sheriffs office
cess.
arrested Marla James Anderson,
Heppner Police Dept, received 30, on an Morrow County Circuit
a request for an officer regarding Court warrant for Failure to Com-
a resident that hit an employee in ply/Possession o f a Controlled
the chest.
Substance II. She was lodged at
Boardman Police Dept, re­ Marion County Jail with no bail.
ceived a report of a stray dog.
MCSO received a request from
MCSO, Oregon State Police a woman, who was out of town,
received a report of a domestic to check on her horse that may
violence incident in progress. A be in someone else’s pasture. She
woman claimed her husband had also requested a deputy contact
a gun and was threatening to kill concerning legal issues of taking
her.
her daughter out o f town and said
Boardman ambulance received her husband had been making ac­
a request from the Oregon State cusations that she was in trouble
Police to do a blood sugar level for various issues.
on a possible DUII diabetic. (Ar­
MCSO received a report of a
lington EMTs were not available possible DUII in a red Ford
so Boardman was paged.) The Fairlane heading from Umatilla to
patient refused transport. -
Irrigon. A deputy was unable to
MCSO received a report from locate anyone.
an Imgon man that his neighbor
MCSO received a report of
had been dumping garbage in a cows out on Highway 730 in
ditch near his residence. He called Irrigon. The possible owner was
back and said the garbage was contacted.
cleaned up.
MCSO received a report that
Boardman Police Dept, re­ neighbor’s livestock keeps getting
ceived a report from the Oregon out.
State Police of a subject in a ma­
MCSO received a report o f
roon pickup pulling a horse trailer smoke possibly near the wildlife
refuge or railroad tracks.
and drinking beer.
M CSO, B oardm an Police
Boardman Police Dept, re­
ceived a report of an audible alarm Dept, received a report from a
at a Boardman residence. The Boardman woman that her hus­
subjects inside were unable to band had been drinking and had
clear it up with a passcode.
grabbed her. She requested an
Boardman Police Dept, re­ officer and then turned down the
ceived a report of a possible MIP officer’s assistance.
at the laudromat. An officer was
MCSO received an abandoned
unable to locate any alcohol.
911 call. A deputy made contact
Heppner Fire Dept, received a and was told a baby had been play­
report of a grass fire with struc­ ing with the phone. Everything
tures threatened.
seemed okay.
MCSO received a report from
Boardman Police Dept, ad­
a woman who says she has more vised he was out with two juve­
information on the suspect who niles who had been drinking. A 15
may have stolen her car.
year old was cited for MIP-Alco-
MCSO, Irrigon Fire Dept, re­ hol by Consumption and Juvencio
ceived a report o f a vehicle fire in Sanchez-Mendoza, 20, was cited
Imgon. MCSO deputy arrested for MIP-Alcohol by Consumption.
Calvin Thomason, 42, for DUII.
Boardman Police Dept, re­
He blew a .21. Bail was set at ceived a report of two males in a
$6,000. His vehicle was towed.
parking lot fighting with several
MCSO received a request from individuals trying to break it up.
a subject in lone for a deputy be­
MCSO received a report from
cause a woman was at his resi­ a subject that her father has in
dence and telling him to leave.
custody a man who had been
Heppner Police Dept, received looking into the window of the
a report o f an audible burglar trailer. She advised he would be
alarm at Les Schwab, Heppner. standing by for deputies. Hugo
A subject was inside without au­ Layola-Arredondo, 18, was cited
thorization. It was the cleaning for Criminal Trespass.
crew.
M CSO, Boardm an Police
MCSO received a report from Dept., Boardman ambulance re­
the Oregon State Police of a wrong ceived a report of a male subject
way driver on 1-84 going west­ cutting his wrists. The caller man­
bound in the eastbound lanes. A aged to get the knife away from
deputy was unable to locate any­ him but he was in the garage. The
one.
26 year old subject was trans­
MCSO received a request for ported to Good Shepherd Commu­
a deputy from A.C. Houghton El­ nity Hospital m Hermiston.
ementary in Irrigon because there
Mitchell Fire Dept, received a
were a dozen juveniles at the
repo-t
of a brush fire behind a
school and the school had been
residence.
vandalized the previous week.
Heppner Police Dept, received
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M CSO, B oardm an Police
Dept, received a hang-up 911 call.
Upon contact, there was no an­
swer; no one was home.
MCSO received a request from
Kegler Sentry for an extra patrol.
Oregon State Police arrested
Paddy Howell, 36, on a Morrow
County Circuit Court warrant for
Contempt o f Court/Parole Viola­
tion. He was lodged at the Grant
County Sheriffs office with no
bail.
MCSO, Heppner Fire Dept,
received a report of smoke west
of Morgan off Riverside.
Heppner Police Dept, cited
Judy Peck, 20, for Theft III with
$500 bail and Unauthonzed Entry
of a Motor Vehicle, with $6,000
bail.
Boardman Police Dept, re­
ceived a report from a man that
his kids know where a stray dog
lives that was reported earlier.
MCSO, Oregon State Police
received a report o f a Salem
woman that her son reported he
was broken down on Highway 74
east of Heppner but didn’t know
for sure it was Highway 74. A
deputy was unable to locate any­
one.
MCSO, Oregon State Police
received a report of a subject on
his way from Hermiston to Imgon
who had been harassing his mom.
Irrigon Fire Dept., Irrigon am­
bulance received a report o f a
grass fire behind a residence that
was headed to an alfalfa field and
was threatening structures.
MCSO deputy advised he was
out at A.C. Houghton playground
with a group ofjuveniles.
Oregon State Police received
a report of a truck trailer with no
tail lights. The caller said the driver
stated that no one would run into
him.
MCSO received a report from
a subject that his nephew at­
tempted to run him off the road
near the 76 station in Irrigon.
MCSO deputy arrested Dee
Ann Kress, 35, for DUII and was
also cited for Driving while Li­
cense Suspended and No Insur­
ance. She was cited and released.
Aug. 7: Morrow County Ju­
venile Dept, requested a deputy
regarding found p ro p erty in
Imgon.
MCSO deputy cited an lone 14
year old for Unauthorized Entry
of a Motor Vehicle and Unautho­
rized Use of a Motor Vehicle.
MCSO received a report of a
confrontation with a truck driver
at the 76 station over a fuel card.
The situation was resolved.
MCSO received a report of
someone entering a residence
through a window in Lexington.
Boardman Police Dept, ar­
rested Timothy Wayne Brooks, 25,
on a Morrow County Circuit Court
warrant for Parole Violation/Pos-
session of a Controlled Substance-
C Felony. He was lodged at the
Umatilla County Jail with no bail.
MCSO received a report o f a
non-injury accident at Wilson and
Main streets in Boardman.
Heppner, lone and Arlington
Fire depts. received a report of
smoke and possible flame at Eight
Mile/Four Mile junction. Mutual
aid was requested from lone and
Heppner for one brush rig each.
MCSO, B oardm an P olice
Dept., Boardman ambulance re­
ceived a request for an ambulance
for a man in his 20s who was con­
vulsing. He was conscious and
alert but disoriented. He refused
transport.
MCSO received a report of a
fire on the Umatilla Refuge two
miles west of Patterson Ferry. The
fire was under control.
Boardman Police Dept, re ­
ceived a request for an officer
from a 12 year old who was call-
ihg for his mother. The older
brother wanted to leave and was
arguing with his mom. It was a
verbal argument with nothing
physical at the time.
Boardman Police Dept, re ­
ceived a report of someone cut­
ting a fence at the Port o f Mor­
row beach. G eorge H erb ert
Ramsey, 40, was cited for Crimi­
nal Mischief I.
Carbon
f o o t Specialist
Local music lovers will soon
get an opportunity to not only
enjoy an afternoon of unusual
chamber ensembles, but they will
also get a chance to tempt their
taste buds on an unusual array of
English and American tea. As if
this were not enough, a delicious
and delicate menu of homemade
cookies, along with an intricate
assortment o f petite sandwiches
will tempt the pallet.
All o f this is being offered at
the St. Patrick's Senior Center, on
Sunday, Sept. 17, between the
hours of 2-4 p.m. Funds raised
will go to help promote the
Willow Creek Symphony, which
is under the direction of
conductor
Lee
Frieze
of
Pendleton.
"Lovers of violin music will
enjoy the artistry o f Frieze who
will also be featured as one of the
guest artists that afternoon," said
a spokesperson.
The 100 high tea settings will
be served by members o f the
local symphony with intermittent
moments
of
congenial
conversation and moments of
musical
talents,
including
outstanding young performers of
local residency.
This musical event is sponsored
by Valby Lutheran Church, along
with insurance carrier Aid
Association for Lutherans. The
insurance carrier has pledged to
double any proceeds from the
occasion up to $800 dollars.
Tickets for the high tea are
now on sale at Gardner's Men's
Wear in Heppner and the Bank of
Eastern Oregon in lone. For
additional information or for
high tea ticket sales, contact
Shirley Palmer at 676-9730.
There will be a limit of 100
settings for the occasion. Friends
o f the symphony from Boardman
and Irrigon are especially invited
to attend the occasion, said the
spokesperson.
Colt volleyball startup planned
Colt volleyball for children in
third through sixth grades is
coming to
South Morrow
County.
The program will go from Sept.
15 to Oct. 15 with games on
Sundays and practices on
Fridays.
A practice session will be held
on Friday, Sept. 15, to determine
the teams. Gym shoes and knee
pads are required for all practices
and games.
The program is in need of
volunteer coaches, an adult and
high school volleyball player per
team, to make it program
successful, said organizer Missy
Cutsforth.
Registration and release forms
will be available at the
elementary school office. The
volunteer sign up sheet will be at
SWCD, Weed
Board to meet
A regular board meeting o f the
Morrow SWCD/Weed Advisory
Board will be held Tuesday,
September 12, at 6 p.m. at the
Port o f Morrow in Boardman.
Agenda items include;
manager's report, weed report,
agency reports, direct seeding
grant and other business.
The meeting is open to the
public.
Births
A londra Vigil Cervantes-a
daughter Alondra was bom to
Carmen and Antonio Vigil of
Boardman on August 20,2000 at
Good Shepherd Community Hos­
pital in Hermiston. The baby
weighed 9 lbs. 3 oz.
McKayla Jesus Pacheco-a
daughter McKayla was bom to
Veronica Carvajal and Mario
Pacheco of Boardman on August
21,2000 at Good Shepherd Com­
munity Hospital in Hermiston. The
baby weighed 6 lbs. 7 oz.
Kilyn Thomas Estabroolc-a
son Kilyn Thomas was bom to
Barbara and Mathew Estabrook
o f Irrigon on August 21, 2000 at
Good Shepherd Community Hos­
pital in Hermiston. The baby
weighed 7 lbs. 11 oz.
Jose D an iel T eiles-a son
Jose Daniel was bom to Angelica
Telles and Jose Telles of Imgon
on August 23,2000 at Good Shep­
herd C om m unity Hospital in
Hermiston. The baby weighed 7
lbs. 2 oz.
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the elementary and high school
offices.
For more information, contact
Missy Cutsforth, 989-8104.
Weather Report
By the City of Heppner
For the month o f August
Low
High
Precip.
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92
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56
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8/3
92
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63
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94
59
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56
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47
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84
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8/31
W .C .C .C . G olf
WCCC Ladles’ Play
Tuesday, August 29
Low gross o f the field: Cindi
Doherty 38.
Low net of the field: Carole
Hamilton, Betty Christman and
Shari Stahl 29.
Least putts o f the field: Cam
Wishart.
F lig h t A: low gro ss Pat
E dm undson; low n et K aren
B ishop; least p u tts D eborah
K endrick; long drive L uvilla
Sonstegard.
Flight B: low gross Suzanne
Jepsen.
Flight C: low gross Lorrene
M ontgom ery; low net Loa
Henderson; least putts Dorris
Graves.
Chip in: Cindi Doherty #18.
Birdie: Cindi Doherty (eagle)
#18.
First team: Doherty, Jepsen and
Kendrick 36; second team Stahl,
Sonstegard and Hamilton 38; third
team Edm undson, K ilkenny,
Montgomery and Anderson 39.
BURNING
BAN
Effective September 6, 2000,
the burning ban for the City of Heppner
will be waived for burning in COVERED
will be a t the Pioneer Memorial Clinic
on September 13th for the diagnosis
and treatment of all foot problems
Heppner
High tea to benefit symphony
Hermiston
676-5504____________ 567-8750
BARRELS ONLY. Baaed on local fire safety
concerns, all other open burning will NOT
be allowed until further notice this fall.
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