FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, October 3, 2001
Sheriff's Report
The Morrow County S h e riff s
Office (M CSO) reports handling
the following business:
-Heppner and lone fire depts.
received a report o f a fire on
Blackhorse Canyon and upper Bell
Canyon.
-Heppner Police Dept, received
a report o f juveniles in a pickup in
Heppner harassing another subject
and trying to start a fight. Contact
was made with the juveniles and
they went home.
-MCSO received a report o f a
lightning strike fire two miles north
o f Highway 207/Bombing Range
Road junction. It was out o f district
and being fought by civilian crews.
-MCSO received a report o f a
possible fire; there was a large orange
glow from 1-84 eastbound east of
Tower Road. A deputy was unable
to locate the fire.
-M CSO received a report o f a
lightning strike fire near Juniper
Canyon. The lone Fire Chief advised
he was unable to locate a fire at this
location.
-M CSO received a report o f a
fire, possibly on Blackhorse Canyon.
-M CSO received a report o f a
glow east o f the coal-fire plant on
1-84 eastbound. A deputy was unable
to locate the fire.
-M CSO received a report o f a
grass fire burning on Highway
207/Sandhollow Road. The fire was
out o f district.
A ug. 13: MCSO, Boardman
Police Dept, received a report of
a commercial intrusion alarm at the
Port o f M orrow. A window was
found open. The building was cleared
and secure and the alarm reset.
-Oregon State Police received
a report o f an audible alarm and
motion alarm at Gregg's Tavern in
Im gon. All was okay; it was the
cleaning woman.
-Oregon State Police received
a report o f a registered black Angus
bull missing from lone for 10 days.
-M CSO received a report from
Les Schwab Tires in Heppner that
they wd*e going to repossess a tool
box, a set o f chains and two tires.
-Oregon State Police received
a report o f a sem i-truck on 1-84
westbound traveling at a high rate
of speed and swerving back and forth
over the lines.
-MCSO received a report from
Boardman City Hall that someone
at a Boardman residence found a
gray and yellow cockatoo in her yard
if anyone calls and reports one
missing. She was going to leave town
but would leave the bird with a
neighbor.
-M CSO, Oregon State Police
received a report from a caller at
the Boardman eastbound rest area
that he had been following a driver
who was possibly DUD or very tired.
The driver was also at the rest area.
-Boardman Police Dept, received
a request for a welfare check. The
caller advised her 11-year-old
daughter was nine days late being
returned by her father.
-MCSO received a report from
a caller in Umatilla that her vehicle
tire was slashed last night after a
confrontation with a customer.
-Heppner Police Dept., Heppner
Ambulance received a request for
an ambulance for a 51 -year-old man
in Heppner who had been at the
Pioneer Memorial Clinic and been
advised to return the next day, but
was now having difficulties. The
patient was transported to Pioneer
Memorial Hospital in Heppner.
-MCSO received a report o f a
lawn chair between lanes on 1-84
westbound that was causing a traffic
hazard.
-MCSO received a report from
Brown's Auto and Truck in Imgon
that drug paraphernalia was found.
-M CSO received a report that
a Gilliam County dum p truck on
1-84 westbound was losing gravel.
The gravel had broken two windows
at that point.
-M CSO received a request for
deputy contact in Boardman. The
caller said a person hit her in the
chest two days ago. The caller was
transported to the Boardman
Christian Center to spend the night
then to Walla Walla, WA, the next
day.
-MCSO, Union Pacific, Boardman
Fire Dept received a report of a grass
fire near the railroad tracks just off
Highway 730.
Aug. 14: MCSO deputy reported
two juveniles in Im gon riding
bicycles early in the morning. The
juveniles were advised to go home.
-M CSO, Oregon State Police
received a report from Arlington
o f a burglary in progress at the
caller's residence. Two female
subjects were involved, one was
identified. They were dnving an
older pickup believed to been route
to Boardman.
-M CSO, Oregon State Police
officers arrested Shawna Faye Hahn
for Burglary I and Theft II. She was
lodged at NORCOR and her vehicle
was to be impounded in Arlington.
-Heppner Police Dept., Heppner
ambulance received a report o f a
female subject at the Heppner library
who hurt her leg. The patient was
transported to Pioneer Memorial
Hospital in Heppner.
-M CSO, Oregon State Police
received a report o f a speeding
vehicle on 1-84 eastbound.
-MCSO, Boardman Police Dept,
received a report from the Trail
Apartments in Boardman of a female
subject there who wouldn't leave.
An officer was unable to find the
subject.
-Heppner Police Dept, received
a request for officer contact in
Heppner regarding a traffic problem.
-M CSO, Im gon Ambulance
received a request for an ambulance
for a 85-year-old woman in Imgon
who was ha\mg breathing problems
and chest pains. The patient was
transported to Good Shepherd
Medical Center in Hermiston.
-MCSO received a request for
deputy contact in Imgon regarding
a stray cat that possibly had rabies
and broken legs.
-MCSO deputy reported locating
an illegal dump in Imgon. A message
was left for the Corps o f Engineers.
-MCSO received a hang-up 911
call from Boardman Auto in
Boardman. On call back, all was
confirmed to be okay; it was a wrong
number.
-Boardman Police Dept, received
a report o f a rental vehicle from
Yakima that was not returned. The
driver and the vehicle were at a
residence in Boardman. Hie caller
requested that the police dept, find
the driver and the vehicle.
-MCSO received a request for
deputy contact regarding a female
subject driving by the caller's
residence in Im gon in violation of
a restraining order.
-M CSO received a request to
locate a female subject driving a
vehicle with Alaska plates. The
subject was supposed to meet with
the caller but hadn't appeared vet.
-MCSO received a request for
deputy contact regarding a residence
that had burned in Im gon a few
months ago. The caller wanted to
know' if anyone had been seen at
the residence.
-MCSO received a request for
deputy contact in Im gon regarding
a horse the caller sold. The buyer
just left the horse in the caller's
driveway.
-MCSO received a request for
deputy contact regarding a confused
customer at Dodge City M otel in
Boardman.
-MCSO received a report o f a
compressor broken in Boardman.
-MCSO received a report o f a
female subject driving with no
operator's license or insurance. The
subject left Hermiston in a dark blue
vehicle, possibly heading for her
Engagement
brother's house in Im gon.
-US Forest Service received a
report of a lightning strike fire near
the Madison Butte area, with smoke
and flames. Another report o f a fire
by Madison Butte was also received.
-Boardman Police IXrpt., Morrow
County Behavioral Health received
a report from Dodge City Motel in
Boardman about a female subject
being a problem again. The subject
fell asleep but if she caused anymore
problems would have to leave the
motel. The Boardman Christian
Center was not able to deal with her
anymore.
-MCSO, Boardman Police Dept,
received a report from the Boardman
w estbound rest area o f a suspicious
male walking around the rest area.
-MCSO, Boardman Police Dept,
received a report o f a person lying
next to a vehicle at the Napa Auto
Care Center in Boardman. It was
discovered the person's vehicle had
broken down.
Aug. 15: MCSO, Boardman
Police Dept, received a report from
the Boardman 76 station that a
custom er advised he hit two deer
on 1-84 two to three m iles east o f
Boardman. One was in the median
and one on the north side o f the
freeway. Oregon Dept, of
Transportation was notified.
-Boardman Police Dept, officer
was summoned to the Boardman
76 station to escort a female subject
back to her room at the Dodge City
M otel in Boardman.
-Oregon State Police received
a report from a male subject that
his UPS truck and trailer had broken
down on 1-84 and was partially
blocking the roadway. He had flares
placed and a mechanic was en route
from Hermiston.
-Oregon State Police received
a report o f debris on Highway 207
near the Bombing Range Road. It
appeared to be road dept, equipment
that must have fallen from their
vehicle. MCSO received another
report o f road barricades and
-MCSO received a report of three
highway cones scattered along male subjects at the Boardman
Highway 207 at that location. The Texaco who were possibly DUII
caller was advised OSP was en route and trying to buy more beer.
to clear the roadway.
-M CSO deputy reported that
-Oregon State Police, ODOT several cam pers at the Corps o f
received a report that a beer truck Engineers campground in Im gon
lost its load on Cutsforth Com er appeared to be avoiding him. He
outside Lexington. The north lane checked several campers and
was blocked.
vehicles.
-MCSO received a request for
-MCSO received a report o f two
deputy contact in Imgon regarding hang-up 911 calls from a payphone
having tenants move some pens so at the C olum bia View Apts, in
the caller could water the area.
Boardman. An officer was unable
-MCSO received a report from to locate anyone.
a caller in Boardman that she heard
-M CSO deputy reported a lost
the last part o f a TV report saying m otorist on 1-84 westbound.
to evacuate and she wanted to know Highway 730 exit.
if it was for M orrow County.
-M CSO received a report o f
-Oregon State Police received juveniles on a bridge in Heppner
a report from Lexington that the who were not a problem yet but the
caller was being verbally harassed caller would call back if they were.
by his landlord.
-M CSO received a report o f
-Boardman Fire Dept, received suspicious vehicles in front o f a
a report o f a fire alarm at the pump residence. A deputy was unable to
house at Bigfoot Industries in locate the vehicles.
Boardman. It was a false alarm.
-Boardman Police Dept, received
-M CSO received a report from a report from a caller in Boardman
UCSO that Hermino Barbosa- that someone had been looking into
Vazques, 44, was arrested on an their windows for the last two nights.
Im gon Justice Court warrant for
Aug. 16: MCSO, Oregon State
Failure to Pay Fine/Criminal Police received a report o f a semi
T respass II. He was cited and truck pulling triple trailers that was
released.
swerving all over the road. The dnver
-MCSO received a report o f a pulled o ff and stopped to get sleep.
pickup in the ditch on Highway 730.
-MCSO received a report from
It was a non-injury accident.
the Boardman Police Dept, o f a
-MCSO received a hang-up 911 dnving complaint regarding a vehicle
call from Im gon. Upon recontact, on Kunze Road. The vehicle was
a recording reported the num ber found andjuveniles were transported
disconnected. A deputy made contact to their residence and turned over
at the residence and everything was to their parents.
okay.
-MCSO received a report from
-MCSO, Oregon State Police, the UCSO that Israel Arroyo Juarez,
Imgon ambulance received a report 24, was arrested on UCSO charges
o f a man in a wheelchair east o f the and was lodged at the Umatilla
sewer ponds in Imgon who was not County Jail with a hold placed for
moving. The man was located and MCSO circuit warrant for Burglary
everything was okay.
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-M CSO, Oregon State Police
-MCSO, Boardman Police Dept,
received a request for officer contact received a report o f an entry motion
from a caller in Boardman to register alarm at Huwe's Washboard. It was
a false alarm.
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Grand Champion Swine
Amy Jepsen
Elmer’s Irrigation, Buyer
Grand Champion Beef
Katherine Kilkenny with Bob Kilkenny
Pat Kilkenny, Buyer
Grand Champion Sheep
Katie Walton with Shelly Ashbeck
Lindsay Ranches, Murray Drug,
Liberty Cleaners, Kohl Enterprises,
Walton Ranches, Mike & July Kilkenny
The Morrow County Livestock Growers would like to thank the following
2001 Morrow County 4 - H Livestock Auction Supporters:
Green - Miller
David Green and Candace Miller
David W ayne Green and Candace Darlene M iller announce their
engagem ent and upcom ing marriage.
Candace is the daughter ofMr. and Mrs. Elesworth Snyder of Cumberland,
Maryland and William Edward Miller, also ofCumberland. She is a 1996
graduate o f Fort Hill High School and a 1998 graduate o f Allegany College
ofMaryland with a degree in elementary/ early childhood education. Candace
received her bachelor's o f science degree from Frostburg State University
in May 2001. She is employed with Valley Health System/ Valley Medical
Transport in Cumberland, Maryland, as an emergency medical technician
and as a substitute teacher for the Allegany County Board o f Education.
David is the son o f Clifford Green, Heppner, and Lucinda Godard
o f Philomath. He is a 1985 graduate of Heppner High School and a 1988
graduate o f Blue Mountain Community College with a degree in business
management and marketing. David is the owner and operator o f Heppner
G arbage Disposal.
The wedding will take place October 6,2001, in Cumberland, Maryland.
After the wedding, the couple will reside in Heppner.
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Morrow County Children & Families Department
invites Parents to
“Navigating the Teen Years”
Presentation by Dr. Michael Leeds*
Wednesday, October 17
Light Buffet at 6:30 P.M.
Door Prizes
Listen, Laugh, and Learn
Agri Check
Kilkenny, Pat
Temple, Dick DVM
Ampro Supplements
King, Jim
Thompson, Brian A Susan
Baker Hay
Kohl Enterprises
Bank of Eastern Oregon - Boardman
Kuo Testing Labs
Bank of Eastern Oregon - Heppner
Lamb-Weston
Bank of Eastern Oregon - lone
Ledbetter, John A Rene
Bank of Eastern Oregon - Irrigon
Les Schwab Heppner
Banner Bank - Boardman
Lexington Pump
Urgent Health Care Center
Barton Laser
Van Marter A Kahl Insurance
Beef Northwest
Bill Rietmann
Boardman Auto Parts
Bob Keen us
Bucknums
C A D Drive In
Cargill - Arlington
Central Market
Christman, Carl
Chuckwagon Café
Corboy, Dave A Cindy
Dean Farms
Devin Oil
Vanschoiack, Bob
Walton, Paul A Sue
Maben Logging
Mader,Frank A Lavonne
Mader-Rust, Inc
Makad Corp
MCG6 lone
Wheatland Insurance
McNamee Bros
Whelan Electric
McNamee Farm Service
Wtlbur-Ellis
Mid-Columbia Excavation
Wrights DryWall
Mike's Mobile Slaughter
Miller A Sons Welding. Inc
Miller, Nancy
Morrow Power LLC
Murray Drug
Eckman Construction
North American Brokerage
Ed 4 Jean Beretta
N W Farm Supply
Elmers Irrigation
N W Metal Fabricators
Enron Power A Industrial
Oregon Hay
Farm Credit Services
Peck, Lyle A Virginia
Farm Equip Headquarters
Peck, Steve A Camille
Farmers Insurance of La Grande
Peg Leg Farms
Finley Butte Landfill
Peterson, Herb
Finley. Clint A Kimberly
Pettyjohn Builders Supply
Fredrickson Farming
PGE
Gar Aviation
Pioneer Implement
Green Feed A Seed
Poppy's Take A Bake Pizza
Green Newhouse 4 Associates
Potlatch Corp Employees
Proudfoot Ranch
Qualls. Rosco AKay
Hancock Construction
Rietmann. Bill
Horns Farms
Rietmann. Joe A Donna
Harry
A Shanna Geer
Western Alfalfa
Western Farm Service
Western Stockmens Inc
Dr Zelinsky
Grieb Farms
Watson, Tom A Karen
MCGG
Double T Farming
Riverfront Lodge
Harvest States
Rust, Tim A Shannon
Healy Ranch LLC
Rusty Spur Ranch
Herb Peterson
Safeway Hermiston
Hermiston Auto Parts
Schools Plus Credit Union
Jepsen. Bill A Nancy
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Lindsay Ranch
Morgan, Virgil A Debbie
Greenup Enterprises
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Lunders Suffolks
Dtck Temple, DVM
Hill, Todd Farm
•Licensed family the repot doctor of psychology, intentinone! consultent
UAP Phil Greif
Umatilla Electric Coop
Liberty Cleaners
Hermiston New Holland
Heppner High School Cafeteria
Turner Ranch
Twice Upon a Time
Barbara. Barrett, Turner
Hermiston Generating Plant
7 :0 0 - 8 :3 0
Les Schwab Hermiston
Triangle Resources
Seitz Aviation
Shclco Electric
Sherrell Chevrolet
Jim King
Shobc Enterprises
Kemp. Gary A Marcia
Simplot Livestock # 3
Kilkenny. Bob A Eva
Snow McEMigott
Kilkenny, John A Diane
Starvation Farms
Kilkenny. Mike A Julie
Strebin Farms
Votes Trucking
Special Thanks To:
Beef Northwest
Pantec G TA Feeds
Truckers
Mitch A Tag Ashbeck
Auctioneer
Ken Grieb
Ringmcn
Ken Bailey. Chris Rauch
Dave Riekkola. Kyle Robinson
Jim Swanson
Bank of Eastern Oregon S ta ff
Bev Crum
Anita Orem
Becky Kindle
Sunday Dyer
Kevin McCabe
Sharon Rietmann
Fran Barnett
Laurie Rosenbush
O S U Extension S ta ff
Dorcee Mitchell
Photography
Judy Barber
Sandy Matthews
4 -H Ambassadors
Keith Baker
Shelley Rietmann
Mari Close
Julie Proctor