Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, May 2, 2001 - FIVE
Sheriff's Report
The Morrow County S heriff s
Office (MCSO) reports handling
the following business:
-MCSO received request
for phone contact regarding
questions about a landlord/tenant
situation.
-MCSO received request
for deputy contact regarding the
theft of a CD player at Columbia
Middle School.
-Im gon
Ambulance
received
request
for
an
ambulance for a 60-year-old
male with chest pains. One
subject was transported to Good
Shepherd Medical Center.
-MCSO received request
for phone contact regarding the
sale o f a sewing machine. The
caller had not received the
money and can't get the machine
back.
-MCSO received report
that a subject wrote a forged
check for $8,000 when her father
was dying. The caller requested
phone contact.
-OSP, MCSO received
report from a woman that a dark
blue mini van with two males
was in her driveway. The
subjects were also walking
through her field.
-HPD received report
from an anonymous person that a
Heppner subject was keeping a
small terrier dog in a small cage
and the dog was dying.
-MCSO cited a 13-year-
old and an 11-year-old for Theft
by Receiving and a 14-year-old
for Theft II.
-Boardman Ambulance
received
request
for
an
ambulance for a 30-year-old
female who was vomiting blood
but conscious.. One subject was
transported to Good Shepherd
Medical Center.
-MCSO received request
from a woman for help in finding
the address where her daughter
is. The caller knew the phone
number, but not the location.
March 2: MCSO, BPD
received report of an audible
alarm at the Port of Morrow
administration building. Upon
arrival deputy said there was a
subject inside.
Officer was
unable to locate the subject after
building search.
-Irngon Tire Department
received report o f a fire in the
parking lot o f Bake's Restaraunt.
All units were told to disregard
for it was a controlled bum.
-MCSO received report
o f a vehicle traveling 85 mph-
plus on Hwy. 730 towards
Boardman.
-M CSO,
Heppner
Ambulance, EMTs, Heppner
Rescue, ODOT received report of
a one- vehicle motor vehicle
accident with injuries.
The
accident was off the road at Hwy.
207 mp 20-21 near Spray. One
subject was transported by
Airlife to Bend.
-MCSO received request
for deputy contact from an
Irngon woman regarding a
restraining order.
-OSP received report of
a
speeding
vehicle
with
occupants passing around some
type o f cigarette on 1-84
westbound. Two vehicles were
reported, both with Washington
plates.
-MCSO received report
of a pickup driving recklessly in
lone and almost hitting the caller.
-MCSO received report
o f a possible break-in at the
caller's residence in Im gon. A
rear window was broken.
-BPD, MCSO received
report o f a domestic dispute in
progress. Apon arrival BPD,
MCSO arrested Robert Allen
Golladay, 39, for three counts
o f Assault IV, two counts of
Kidnapping I. The subject was
lodged at Umatilla County Jail
with $68,000 bail.
-HPD received report
that a suspicious male had
walked through the caller's back
yard in Heppner.
-MCSO received report
from an Im gon woman that a
prowler rattled her windows and
then she heard a gun shot and
believed it hit her window.
M arch
3:
MCSO
received report of two additional
gun shots going off at the
previous caller's residence. She
reported seeing a tan van leaving
the area at a high rate o f speed.
- M o n m o u t h
Police
Department
arrested
Michael
Charles
Cannan,
24,
on
an
Irrigon Justice Court warrantfor
Failure to Appear/Driving While
Suspended. Bail was set at
$ 6 , 000 .
-MCSO deputy cited
Kacy John Childers, 18, lone, for
MIP-Consumption.
-Heppner Fire Chief
received a flood warning for
Shobe Canyon Creek, which was
reported by the flood computer to
be at stage four. The chief
checked the creek and found no
water in the creek at all.
Officials at The Dalles were
advised to fix the problem.
-OSP received a 911
hang-up call from the Irrigon
Laundromat. It was possibly
children playing.
MCSO
recontacted with a male subject
who said there no emergency.
-MCSO arrested Charles
William Davis, 42, on a Morrow
County Circuit Court warrant for
A ssault
II,
Crim inal
Mistreatment I, and a Heppner
Justice Court warrant for
Comtempt of Court. The subject
was lodged at Umatilla County
Jail with $56,000 bail. He was
also ordered not to return to a
residence per a restraining order
and officials were to notify the
victim if he is released.
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The Morrow County
Sheriffs Office reports handling
the following business:
March 3: Morrow County
Sheriffs Office received report of
the caller's neighbors building a
fence and putting the dirt onto the
caller's yard. The neighbor also
called and reported that she had
kicked the dirt back into the holes.
-MCSO received request
for a welfare check on the caller's
three children visiting their father
for the first time, whom she heard
just got out o f jail.
-MCSO received report of
a deputy out walking with a subject
down 1-84 and giving him a ride
to Irrigon.
-MCSO received report of
a juvenile subject walking around
packing a pistal.
-MCSO received report of
a possible DUI1 headed from Imgon
to Boardman. The subject was
intoxicated and had a case of beer
in the vehicle.
-MCSO cited Stephen Ray
Partlow, 54. for Open Container,
DUII and impounded the subject's
vehicle.
-H e p p n e r
P o lice
Department, Heppner Ambulance
received request for ambulance for
a 36-year old male who had passed
out and then fell. The subject was
semi-concsious and breathing. One
subject was transported to Pioneer
Memorial Hospital.
M arch 4:
MCSO,
Boardman Police Department
received report of a non-injury motor
vehicle accident on 1-84. No one
was around the vehicle and the caller
advised that it had just occured.
-MCSO, BPD cited Andies
Gonzalez-Garibay, 20, for DUII
involved in an auto accident, two
counts o f furnishing alcohol to
minors, no operator's license, no
insurance and open container. Bail
was set at $18,534. Gabriel
Mendoza-Aranda, 22, was cited for
two counts of furnishing alcohol
to minors. One juvenile subject was
cited for MIP-consumption. All
subjects were cited and released.
-BPD received report of
a loud party next to the caller's
residence. The caller's requested
an officer ask them to keep it down.
-MCSO received an
abandoned 911 call. Upon
Recontacting Irrigon residence,
and wds advised it was a misdialed
number.
-MCSO received report of
a small, brown calf out with a green
tag in its ear.
-Oregon Department of
Transportation received report of
a stop sign down at Hwy
207/Buttercreek.
-MCSO received report of
several kids, eight to 14 years old,
playing basketball in the roadway.
The caller was concerned that
someone will get hit.
-BPD received report of
four males leaving a bike at an
empty residence and leaving in a
gray compact car.
-BPD received report that
the caller's son had been bitten by
a stray dog. No medical attention
is needed and the dog has left.
-MCSO received report of
a dog that was shot and killed.
-MCSO received report of
a vehicle hitting the caller's fence
and causing damage and tamng out
a post.
-BPD received report of
a suspicious vehicle driving in the
area with no lights on
March 5: MCSO received
report that the caller is attempting
to repo a vehicle from a subject from
Imgon. The caller is also involved
in a verbal dispute with four
residents.
-Lexington Auto received
report that the caller was locked
out of her vehicle and it is still
running.
-MCSO received report of
a handgun found on Hwy. 74 and
the caller was bringing the gun up
to the Sheriffs Office.
-BPD received report that
the caller had been contacted by
a subject from Chevron in Boardman
regarding a possible drunk driver.
-BPD cited NicanorPena,
54, for DUII, Driving While
Suspended/Harassment. He was
lodged at Umatilla County Jail. He
was also arrested for Failure to
Appear/ Driving While Suspended.
He was lodged at Umatilla County
Jail with $15,000 bail.
-MCSO received report of
a cat left at an empty residence in
Imgon. The caller was concerned
for the welfare of the cat.
-MCSO received report that
the caller had sold a vehicle to a
subject and signed the title over to
the subject. The subject still hasn't
put the title into his name and was
driving the car around. The caller
had also cancelled the insurance
and is concerned.
-MCSO received report of
two people trying to get a student
out ofColumbia Middle School with
a phony story.
-MCSO received report of
someone trying to steal what the
caller thought was anhydrous
amoma from the propane plant on
Riverside in Heppner. The subject
had left a funnel and stole a fire
extinguisher.
-MCSO received report that
a subject the caller has a stalking
order against is entering her home
while she is at work.
-MCSO received report that
kids were throwing rocks at the
caller’s cows in Boardman.
-BPD received report of
an audible burglary alarm at the
Blue Mountain Campus in
Boardman.
-MCSO received report of
a subject riding a moped in Imgon
again. A complaint and contact was
made last year also.
-MCSO received report of
a burglary alarm at Potlatch Corp.
in Boardman. It ended up being
an employee error.
-BPD received request for
officer concerning a threat by phone.
March 6: Boardman
Ambulance received request for
ambulance for a 70 year old female
having lower back pain and
requesting transport to the hospital.
One subject was transported to Good
Shepherd Medical Center in
Hermiston.
-MCSO received report of
a shop building with an oil fire.
-MCSO, Oregon State Police
received request to speak to deputy
to sign off on a citation from OSP.
-OSP received report that
the caller was stuck in the snow on
Hwy 48 near Mount Hood.
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Customer service Boardman
Chamber topic
invited to bring their employees
The Boardman Chamber of
Commerce will hold its monthly
luncheon meeting on Wednesday,
May 16, at the Riverfront Center,
Port of Morrow, Two Manne Dnve,
at 12 p.m.
Stacey Moe o f the Better
Business Bureau o f Oregon and
Western Washington will give a
free presentation on "Customer
Service." Local businesses are
to learn skills in taking care of the
customer and the importance of
working together to generate more
business.
Poppy's Pizza will cater the lunch.
The cost o f lunch is $6 50, to be
paid at the door. Call the chamber
by Monday, May 14, to RSVP at
481-3014. There is no charge to
attend the meeting and public is
invited to attend.
Boardman chamber holds rose sale
The Boardman Chamber of
Commerce recently held its 2001
Rose Sale.
Co-chairs Arlene Walters and
Kate Close of Banner Bank
organized the sale for the third year
in a row . Local area businesses sold
the roses that were picked up at
Banner Bank on April 12.
Portland General Electric Coal-
fired Plant sold the most roses and
won a $25 gift certificate to a
Boardman restaurant of their choice.
Proceeds from the sale of 66
dozen roses went to help support
the Boardman Chamber of
Commerce.
Boardman Chamber volunteers
The Boardman Chamber of
Commerce
welcomes new
volunteers. Sue French, Eiline
Fntzberg. Jo Olson and Irma
Rodriguez.
These four women, along with
established chamber volunteers,
Mary Lou Daltoso, Juanita Hawkins.
Judy Scott, Dorothy Tryon, Shirley
Zielinski. Audrey Zook and Mike
Zook, will be welcoming visitors
and new residents to the area this
summer.
Over the past couple years, since
the office has been open, the
chamber has seen an increase in
phone calls, e-mails and drop-ins.
The volunteers are needed to help
keep up with that increase in
requests about the community.
"People in Boardman are
Firewood permits
available May 1
Personal-use firewood permits
will be available May 1, for
woodcutting on the Umatilla
National Forest, according to Jeff
Blackwood, forest supervisor.
Firewood cutting areas on the
North Fork John Day, Heppner,
Walla Walla and Pomeroy districts
open May 1, though many areas
at higher elevations or on northern
exposures may not be accessible
until later this spring.
The cost of firewood permits will
remain at $5 per cord with a
minimum purchase of two cords
for $10. A maximum purchase of
10 cords total from National Forest
lands is allowed during the calendar
year.
"We're encouraging people to
cut their firewood early to avoid
possible late summer closures," said
Blackwood. Over the last few years,
parts of July, August and September
were closed to woodcutting due to
severe fire danger. "With drought
conditions in the forecast we could
be looking at similar firewood
cutting closures for this year," he
said.
Permits are available at all
Umatilla National Forest offices.
Permits will also be available at
the Chevron station in Heppner,
Mentzer and Elliott in Pilot Rock,
Smitty's Ace Hardware in
Hermiston, Dean’s Market and Deli
in Pendleton, Rhode’s Supply and
Granny's Store in Ukiah, and the
Dale Store in Dale (some vendors
may not be set up to sell permits
until mid-May).
Justice Court
Report
The Justice Court office at the
courthouse annex building in
Heppner reports handling the
following business:
Steven P. Cherry, 28, Heppner-
Failure to Stop at Stop Sign, $132
fine;
Harry R. Soto, 44, Umatilla-
Anglmg Prohibited Method (two
poles), $57 fine;
Kimberly Sue Scalf, 32, Heppner-
Failure to Carry Insurance. $90 fine;
Karl Fredrick Luick, 45. Heppner-
Violation of the Basic Rule, 77 mph
in a 55 mph zone, $132 fine;
Michael Duane Kindle, 52,
Heppner-Violation o f the Basic
Rule. 76 mph in a 55 mph zone,
$132 fine;
Dcana Rae Hendricks, 21,
Heppner-Violatton of the Basic
Rule. 73 mph in a 55 mph zone.
$77 fine;
John R l.eDoux. 48. Heppner-
Failure to Wear Seat Belt, $59 fine;
Nora L LeDoux. 48. Heppner-
Failure to Wear Seat Belt $59 fine.
fortunate to have these dedicated
individuals to represent Boardman."
said Jackie McCauley, Chamber
director.
Those interested in joining the
Boardman Chamber of Commerce
as a member or a volunteer may
call 481-3014.
School Calendar
Heppner Elementary School
Wednesday, May 2-
Advisory Committee meeting,
Heppner High School, 7 p.m.
Friday, May 5-no school;
Monday, May 7-Site
Council, 6:30 p.m., PTC, 7:30
p.m.
Friday, May 11-no school.
Monday, May 14-School
board meeting, district office, 7:30
p.m.; Tupper Outdoor School for
sixth graders May 14-18.
Thursday,
May
17-
Morrow County School District
Spelling Contest, Columbia
Middle School, 6:30 p.m.
Friday, May 18-no school.
Tuesday, May 22-Student
body assembly, 12:40 p.m.
Thursday, May 24-HES
spring concert, 7 p.m.
Monday,
May
28-
Memorial Day holiday no school.
Friday, June 1-Freaky
Friday, "Vacation Day."
Monday, June 4-Site
Council, 6:30 p.m.
Tuesday, June 5-Awards
night, 7 p.m.
Wednesday, June 6-
Student body assembly, 1:45 p.m.;
Advisory Committee meeting,
Heppner High School, 7 p.m.
Thursday, June 7-Last day
for students
Monday, June 11-School
board meeting, Riverside High
School, 7:30 p.m.
Heppner Jr./High School
Wednesday, May 2-
Advisory meeting, library, 7 p.m.
Thursday, May 3-Four- - \
way golf, Heppner, 2:30 p.m.
Friday, May 4-Varsity
boys' golf at Enterprise, noon;
Wizard of Oz, junior high gym, 7
p.m.
Saturday, May 5-Pre-
district track, Condon 11 a.m.;
Varsity boys baseball vs. Condon
at Heppner. 11 a.m.; Junior Senior
Prom.
Sunday, May 6-Wizard of
Oz.
Monday, May 7-Junior
varsity boys' baseball,
vs.
Wahtonka at heppner, 4:30 p.m.;
Varsity boys' and girls’ district
golf, Wildhorse.
Tuesday, May 8-Varsity
boys' and girls' district golf,
Wildhorse; Varsity boys’ baseball
vs. Stanfield at Heppner, 4:30 p.m.
Wednesday, May 9-Site
Council meeting, library, 7 p.m.
Friday, May II-District
track, Hermiston, 3 p.m.; Varsity
boys' baseball at Pilot Rock, 3
p.m.
Saturday. May 12-District
track, Hermiston, noon.
Monday, May 14-Morrow
County School Board meeting,
district office, 7:30 p.m.
Friday, May 18-State 2A
track meet, Monmouth.
Saturday, May 19-State
2A track meet. Monmouth;
Varsity boys' baseball at Weston-
McEwen, 4:30 p.m.
Wednesday, May 23-
Baccalaureate,
St.
Patrick's
Catholic Church, 7 p.m.
Saturday, May 26-HHS
graduation, gym, 2 p.m.
lone Schools
Friday, May
graduation, 7 p.m.
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