SIX - Heppner Gazette-Tim es, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, December 6, 2000
-MCSO received a report of
occupant appeared slumped over and has not been seen since 3:30
additional
items missing and
Sheriff's Report the wheel. The subject was just p.m.
some
found
items did not belong
-MCSO,
Boardman
sleeping.
to
the
caller.
Police Dept., Umatilla Police
-Oregon State Police,
The Morrow County Sheriffs
-Oregon State Police/Umatilla
Dept., received report that
Morrow
County
Road
Dept,
Office (MCSO) reports handling
Police
Dept, arrested James
received a report advising of someone went into the Irrigon
the following business:
Rodney
Clements on a Morrow
tumbleweeds in the roadway on Co. Shop, came out, fired two
County
Circuit
Court warrant for
-MCSO,
Boardman Hwy. 730 in Imgon, creating a shots from a rifle, got into a
Parole
Violation/Possession
of a
Police Department received traffic hazard.
snowplow, ran the plow through
Controlled
Substance-C
Felony.
report of a verbal dispute
a fence, parked the plow behind
between a male and female at
the caller's residence and then $100,000 bail was required in
-MCSO
deputy
reported
full. The subject was lodged at
The Sandpiper Apartments. The
left in a county pickup.
seeing
a
possible
abandoned
the
Umatilla County Jail.
male allegedly used racial slurs
November 6: MCSO
vehicle at the end of Root Lane.
against the female's children.
received report that the hunter
November 8: Boardman Police
-HPD received request The vehicle had been reported reported missing earlier was
Department
received report from
for officer from a man in broken into the previous night.
found okay.
November
5:
MCSO
Boardman
Texaco
of a customer
Heppner who says he has been
-MCSO, Oregon State Police
received
report
from
Benton
giving
a
piece
of
paper,
possibly
trying to contact his wife and was
received a report of information
County
which
had
received
a
cell
containing
drugs,
to
an
not successful. The wife will
phone call advising of a vehicle concerning a possible suspect on employee.
contact him.
the burglary that occurred in
-Heppner Ambulance, EMT
-MCSO received report driving in reverse at Hwy. 730
Irrigon the previous night. A received
and
Division.
request
for
an
from OSP of a possible
search warrant was initiated and ambulance for her 80-year-old
-Boardman
Police
Dept,
intoxicated driver on 1-84. The
property seized.
husband who had fallen and
driver was throwing out beer cited Alfredo Torres-Medina, 25,
November 7: Shady Cove couldn't get up. He was
for
Open
Container,
No
cans. The officer was unable to
Police Dept, advised MCSO that conscious and did not appear
Operator’s
License,
No
locate anyone.
a subject they were in pursuit of hurt.
Insurance.
His
vehicle
was
-MCSO deputy advised
had a Morrow County District
-MCSO received report of a
he would be out with two female towed.
Court
warrant for Failure to vehicle which had gone over an
-M
CSO,
Irrigon
juveniles walking on Hwy 730.
Appear/Driving while License
He gave them a ride to an Irrigon Ambulance received report from Suspended Felony. The suspect embankment on caller's property
a
deputy
that
he
would
be
out
and ran through her fence in
residence.
was the victim of a fatal accident
-MCSO received request walking with a male on Hwy. that occurred when he crashed lone.
-BPD, BFD received report of
for deputy concerning a shop in 730. Subject advised he was just his vehicle.
in
a
one-vehicle
rollover
in
a
fence
on fir on Wilson Rd. It
Irrigon that was broken into the
-MCSO received a report of a was a controlled bum.
Irrigon,
with
his
wife
still
at
the
previous night. Tools, a radio
1990 Toyota Celica taken out of
-MCSO received report of a
and possibly some gas cans were vehicle. The deputy located the
the caller's driveway sometime 911 call, but call was static only.
vehicle,
but
nobody
was
around.
missing.
the previous night or that On call back everything was
-MCSO received report The vehicle was towed and a morning.
courtesy
ride
home
was
given
to
okay.
of a vehicle parked outside a
-MCSO, Oregon State Police
driver
of
vehicle.
-Heppner Ambulance received
residence in Irrigon the previous
received a report of a pickup a request for an ambulance for an
-MCSO
received
a
911
night was missing.
found that was stolen the 80-year-old man who possibly
November 4: Heppner hangup call. All was okay.
previous day.
-MCSO
received
report
had a stroke. He was transported
Ambulance, Heppner Police
-Boardman Police Dept, to PMH.
Dept, received report from a from a subject that he locked car
received a report of two cows out
-MCSO received report of
Heppner woman that her husband keys in the trunk of his car. A
across from Boardman Foods child support checks stolen from
locksmith
was
contacted.
fell with his walker. The 92-
-MCSO received report going east. An officer was unable the Post office and cashed.
year-old male became tangled in
of
a
truck
broken into the to locate the cows.
his walker, hit his head and his
-MCSO received report from
-MCSO received a report from
previous
night.
breathing had become labored.
an
Irrigon woman that her
-MCSO cited Jose De UCSO that a subject had advised
The patient was transported to
lyjsband
had just shot a
Jesus Padilla Perez, 35, for that he reported fires yesterday
Pioneer Memorial Hospital.
Rottweiller that threatened her
and
wanted
to
know
if
anything
Driving
While
License,
-M C S O
d e p u ty
had happened. The caller was children.
Suspended/No
Insurance.
recovered a vehicle stolen out of
-MCSO, OSP advised they
-MCSO received request very upset.
Pendleton.
were
out with a tractor/trailer rig
-Oregon State Police received a
for a phone call for advice on a
high
centered and sideways
report of a black cow out.
-MCSO received an restraining order in regards to her
blocking
the Hwy. 730 off-ramp.
-Boardman Police Dept,
abandoned 911 call from an pigs.
Another
rig was able to get it
received
a
report
of
a
suspicious
-MCSO, Oregon State
Imgon residence. On call-back a
unstuck
and the vehicle was
fax that Boardman Foods
shout was heard and then another Police received report of a red
moved.
sports car speeding at 100+ mph. received.
hang up. All was okay.
-MCSO received report from a
-Oregon State Police, Army
OSP
advised that no one was in
-Imgon
Ambulance,
man
that his eight-year-old
Depot, Boardman Fire Dept,
MCSO received report of people position to respond.
daughter
has just recei ved a very
»' -MCSO received report received a report ofa.4ire^>n 1-84
attempting to check on an elderly
-
threatening
(physical)1
Union
that a whitri van with green on the railroad
subject. All'was okay.
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-MCSO received report Stripes and a "Go Ducks" cover Pacific RailroadTiaa workers out
-MCSO
received
rep
that a stereo and gear shift knob on the spare tire left the in there burning shrubs.
family
dog
lost
between
Irrigon
-MCSO received a report that
were stolen out of caller's car in Boardman Texaco without
and
Hermiston
the
previous
day.
someone took items from a
Boardman the previous night.
paying for $12 in gasoline.
The
dog
was
a
Daschund-
-BPD received report of
-MCSO, Irrigon Fire vehicle sometime the previous
Chihuahua mix.
three male juveniles riding a Dept, received report of a fire. It night. A cell phone and other
-Heppner Police Department
items were missing.
scooter and skateboards through was a controlled bum only.
received
report from a Heppner
-MCSO received a report of a
a new development in Boardman.
-MCSO received report
woman
of
a vehicle missing
-HPD received request from a hunter who came into the mailbox vandalized the previous
since
Sunday.
She hadn't seen her
for phone contact regarding a Hermiston Police Department night.
husband since either.
-MCSO received a report from
house the caller was renting to a and reported seeing a blue GMC
November 9: MCSO
an Irrigon subject that more received report of a howling dog
subject in Heppner. The renter 4x4 at the Wildlife Refuge. He
items were missing from the appearing to be injured in lone.
had moved out and left thought it might be a stolen
residence.
roommates who were not on the vehicle. The owner was advised
Owner could not be located.
-Heppner Police Dept, received
agreement at the location. It was and was en route to pick up the
-MCSO received report of
a report of a stolen chainsaw.
a civil matter and caller was vehicle.
someone dumping trash on
-MCSO received a report of a property in Irrigon. This is an
advised of his options.
-Heppner Ambulance
vehicle parked on the caller's ongoing problem.
request
for
an
-MCSO received report received
property on Gooseberry Road in
of a shop and state vehicle ambulance for caller's 32-year-
-MCSO received report of an
lone.
old
husband
who
was
broken into in Irrigon.
injured deer on 1-84. OSP would
-MCSO received a report of a take care of the problem.
-MCSO, Oregon State experiencing back pain. The
trailer left south of Finley Buttes
Police, Heppner Ambulance, patient was transported to
-MCSO received report of an
for several days. The caller audible alarm from the ATM at
Sweeney's Mortuary' received a Pioneer Memorial Hospital.
wanted the trailer if no one the Bank of Eastern Oregon. It
report of a death of a 64-year-old
-MCSO received request
claimed it.
male, who had possibly had a to deliver a message to a man
was an employee error.
-MCSO received a report of
heart attack half a mile past whose wife being admitted into
-MCSO received report of
about 30 head of cattle out near cattle out in Irrigon.
Ditch Creek Guard Station the ER at a Portland hospital with
the roadway at Highway 730.
respiratory failure.
towards Copple Butte.
-MCSO received request to
-MCSO received a request for speak to deputy about restraining
-HPD received report
-MCSO received report
a deputy from Columbia Middle order papers.
of a disoriented male wandering from a subject who said
School in Irrigon to cite a
around the Trail Apartments. He unknown persons are throwing
-MCSO received report of
juvenile for trespassing and cows out in Irrigon.
did not appear to have a medical items outside their residence.
disorderly conduct. The student
-MCSO, Search and
problem, but said he was looking
-MCSO received request for a
was released to his parents. CMS
Rescue, Heppner Fire Dept,
for his mother.
deputy because a suspicious mail
told
MCSO that the next
-MCSO received report received report that a subject was
had just entered the building and
morning
would be okay for
separated
from
his
hunting
party
of a vehicle whose male
seemed very confused.
contact.
-MCSO received report of the
December 7th - Thursday
Lodge Memorial Service for the following members
theft of a DeWalt saw and 5
gallons of diesel occurring over
the weekend.
-MCSO received report
co n ce rn in g
su sp icio u s
circumstances. Subjects appeared
to be "casing" a trailer parked on
the property.
-MCSO received report of a
subject's vehicle who had slid off
who have answered their call in 2000: Thomas
Ashbeck, Don Ball PER, Jerry Brace, Ron Crabtree,
Kemp Dick, James Farley PER, Dale Hamilton, Larry
Heath, Frank Howard, Thomas Huddleston, George
Miller, Riley Munkers and William Snow.
T be fa u lts o f o u r m em b ers a re w ritten u pon tb e sa n d s;
T b eir virtu es u p o n tb e ta b le ts o f love a n d m em ory.
We will be serving a Baron of Beef Dinner with all
the fixings. Dinner will start at 6 p.m. The Lodge
Memorial Service will be at 8 p.m.
December Oth ~ Saturday
Tom and Jerry Party, starting at 6 p.m. Barbecue
Steak and Oyster Dinner will be served at 6 p.m.
Elks members and out-of-town guests only.
December 18th - Friday
Toy Dinner. Bring in an unwrapped toy and receive
a free dinner. The toys will be taken to the Neigh­
borhood Center for distribution to the Heppner, Lex­
ington and lone areas for the holidays.
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Cards - 45c and 75c each
Calendars - $18
Jigsaw Puzzles - $10 and $18
Clothes Transfers - $4
'W e also have over 11.000
paperback book titles (many copies
like new), fiction and nonfiction
for young and oktt
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the road. He was pulled out.
-MCSO received report of an
alarm at Potlatch with glass
broken. Potlatch would take care
of it.
MCSO, OSP received report of
a 911 call from a Spanish
speaking person. She said she
didn't need help and then the line
was dropped. There was no
answer at callback and all was
ok.
-MCSO received report of a
semi weaving across the center
line, slowing down and speeding
up. Deputy was unable to local
anything,
-MSCO received report of a
911 hang-up call returning to
Irrigon, with screaming and
cussing in the background.
Subject was having a dispute
with a female living with him
and he advised her to move out.
All was okay.
November 11: HPD received
request for information as to why
caller heard her name go over the
scanner.
She was told a
suspicious male subject wearing
coveralls and a baseball cape was
in the area of her vehicle. An
officer was requested to
accompany her to her vehicle.
-HPD received report of
juveniles in the parking lot at the
Bank of Eastern Oregon.
-MCSO received report that a
subject was banging at a
residence at Irrigon Mobile
Court. The subject had crawled
through the widow and hung up
the phone when deputies got
there. Officer was unable to
locate anyone.
November 22: OSP received
report of three different semi
trucks driving recklessly. Contact
was made with the parties.
November 23: Boardman
Police Department, MCSO
received report of a male vs.
female
dispute, verbal and
physical. No weapons were
observed and the parties
separated.
-MCSO received report of a
one-vehicle accident on -184.
Parties declined am ambulance,
and did not believe they needed a
two.
-Oregon Department of
Transportation received report of
a multiple-vehicle spin out due to
ice. It was a non-injury, not
blocking accident.
-BPD arrested a subject who
was lodged at UCJ on a
Hermiston Police Department
warrant. Local charges included
menacing, harassment, criminal
mischief 3, criminal trespass I.
Bail was set at $16,500.
MCSO received report of two
tires slashed during the night.
Oregon State Police received
report of an accident on 1-84. The
van at the location hit the
guardrail and was blocking the
fast lane. OSP is already en route
to the call. It was an non-injury
accident.
-MCSO received report of a
subject who was advising his
daughter was en route from
Vancouver to Shaniko. He said
she had left at 8 p.m. on 11-23
and not contact had been made
by 6:51 a.m. 11-24. He called
back later, but she still had not
arrived.
M.C. Road Dept., Heppner
Police Dept, received report of a
non-injury accident involving a
van with a woman and two
children inside. The vehicle was
removed.
-MCSO received report of a
possible hazard with a vehicle in
ice and fog on Hwy. 207.
November 24: MCSO
received report of cows out on
HWY 19 south of Service Creek.
OSP received a report in
Boardman of a poacher.
MCSO received report from
a man calling from the Grass
Valley Store that while he was
bird hunting a dog got in his boat
while he was bird hunting .
Activities
Schedule
South
Morrow
County
Schools have announced their
December activities schedules
as follows:
Heppner Elementary
School
Wednesday, Dec. 6-Heppner
Advisory Committee meeting at
HES, 7 p.m.;
Friday, Dec. 8-no school.
PTC gift wrapping fund raiser at
HES, 1-4 p.m.;
Monday, Dec. 11-Morrow
County School Board meeting
at Columbia Middle School in
Irrigon, 7:30 p.m.;
Tuesday, Dec. 12-student
body assembly, 2 p.m.;
Thursday, Dec. 14-holiday
music program at HES, 7 p.m.
(doors open at 6:30 p.m.);
Friday, Dec. 15-no school.
Sunday, Dec. 17-PTC gift
wrapping fund raiser at HES, 10
a.m.-4 p.m.
Monday, Dec. 18-Tuesday,
Jan. 2-holiday vacation. School
resumes Wednesday, Jan. 3.
lone Schools
Friday, Dec. 8-no school.
Monday, Dec. 11-Morrow
County School Board meeting
at Columbia Middle School in
Irrigon, 7:30 p.m.;
Tuesday, Dec. 12-winter
concert, 6:30 p.m.;
Wednesday, Dec. 13-lone
Site Council meeting, 5 p.m.;
Thursday, Dec. 14-Ione-
Lexington Advisory Committee
meeting, 7:30 p.m.;
Friday, Dec. 15-no school.
Monday, Dec. 18-Tuesday,
Jan. 2-holiday vacation. School
resumes Wednesday, Jan. 3.
Boardman tree
lighting planned
The Boardman Chamber of
Commerce is sponsoring the
annual Boardman Community
Tree Lighting on Wednesday,
Dec. 6.
The community is invited to
gather at the city hall parking
lot at 6 p.m. for the ceremony.
' :J' ‘Those attending are
ftivited to bring a flashlight for
the parade to the Greenfield
Grange after the tree lighting,
where the community will be
treated
to
entertainment,
refreshments and a treat from
Santa.
For more information, call
481-3014.
BMCC to offer
Christmas class
Blue Mountain Community
College will offer a Christmas
centerpiece class on Saturday,
Dec. 16, beginning at 10 a.m. at
lone High School.
Students will use seasonal
greens to create a masterpiece
for their own table.
Jannie Allen of lone is the
instructor and she insists that
even people who think they are
not creative can make a
centerpiece to be proud of.
Students should bring a
container in which to build their
centerpiece.
Cost of the class is $10 and
preregistration is encouraged.
Contact Anne Morter, BMCC
coordinator for South Morrow
County, 422-7040, to pre­
register or for more information.
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H eppner C a sette- T im e s
676-9228
The Kenneth Smouse Family
wishes to convey our heartfelt love and appreciation to all our precious
friends who have helped us in so many ways in the past months o f
Kenneth’s illness.
We thank you fo r your love, prayers, calls, visits, help with farm work,
and gifts o f food, flowers and memorials. The depth o f your friendship
and caring will ever be cherished in our hearts and memories.
Gratefully yours,
Frances M., Kenneth Lynn, Cherilyn and Carl Frederic Smouse
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