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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, October 31, 2001 - FIVE Sheriff's Report The M orrow C ounty S h e r iffs O ffic e (M C S O ) reports handling the follow in g business: -M C S O received a request for deputy contact in Boardman regarding questions on a restraining order. -M C S O received a report from Irngon o f a possible domestic situation. A male subject in a vehicle appeared to be abusing a female. -M CSO, Boardman Police Dept, received a report o f a vehicle speeding through the Wilson Trailer Park. -Boardman Police Dept, received a report from Boardman o f neighborhood boys breaking glass. -Oregon State Police received VU TO S TA TE ! #8/12 Brooke Rust So., 5'9’ , V/JV #9 Tylynn Smith Jr., 5'8", V #10 Brett Barber Sr., 5’5”, V #11/1 Stefanie Hanson So., 5 6*. V/JV #12/4 Shanna Rietmann Fr., 5 5*. V/JV #13/7 Rachel Howard Jr., 5 8", V/JV #2 Madison Bailey Fr., 5 3", JV #3 Tasha Hlavinka So., 5'8", C Team #5 Sheena Shank So., 5'2", C Team #6 Terra Wilson Fr., 5 6", C Team #8 Danielle Prindle So., 5'4", C Team #9 Linsey Mitchell Fr., 57", C Team #10 Cara Kennedy Fr, 5'4", C Team #11 Chelsea Bntt Fr., 57", C Team Columbia Basin Conference Volleyball Tournament Saturday, November 3, at the Heppner High School Mustangs vs. Wahtonka Eagles or Sherman County Huskies at approximately 4 p.m. le winner o f this match will play the loser o f theß rs t match at 3 p.m.) to determine who will go to State in second place.) •#66 Conor Kilkenny T 190 lb Jr. #68 Brian Smith T 165 lb So. #71 Darren Van Cleave T 185 lb Jr. #72 Sam VanLiew T 190 lb Sr. #75 Jody Maddem T 350 lb Sr #78 Leland Rill T 200 lb Sr #80 David Norton E 185 lb Sr #81 Justin Botefuhr E 155 lb So. it Round Football State Playoffs irday, November 10, in Heppner at approximately 1 p.m. Opponent TBA a# \follc^bcill « I >las and Logan Anthony Eckman I theny ance le fon and Brooke r DIC, Equal Housing Lender gy and John rid and Darren 1C, Equal Housing Lender Ce. !gooT> LUczK a report o f one car w eaving and almost hitting another on 1-84 westbound. -M C S O . Oregon State Police received a report from a caller on 1-84 o f a vehicle following her from The Dalles. It was follow ing other vehicles as well. -Boardman Police Dept, received a report from Boardman that the caller asked a subject to m ove his vehicle; the subject then threatened to hit the caller. -MCSO, Boardman Police Dept, received a report from the Texaco in Boardman o f a dnve-ofT for S28. The vehicle was located and the subjects returned to Boardman to pay. -M C S O deputies cited Shane ¡mmitt La Boucane, 27, for Driving w hile License Suspended I and Driving Uninsured. The vehicle was impounded. -M C S O received a report from a caller in Irngon that a female subject took the title/papervvork o f a motor home that belongs to another person and won't return it. Deputy contact was requested. S ep t 16: MCSO, Heppner Police Dept, received a report o f a Restraining Order violation in Heppner. Hank Howard. 44, was arrested for Harassment and M enacing. H e was lodged at the U m atilla County Jail. -M C S O received a report o f several roping steers loose on H ighw ay 74 near Basey Canyon. A message was left for the owner. -M C S O , Heppner Police Dept received a report o f a loud party in Heppner, possibly an M IP party -MCSO, Irrigon Fire Dept. Irngon ambulance received a report from Irrigon o f an older male who was unconscious and lying in a field. The caller called back and said the subject got up and drove away. He appeared very intoxicated. The caller called back again and said the vehicle was on Highway 730 and weaving all over the road. O SP was advised -M C S O received a request for contact in Boardman regarding service/standby for custody papers. -M C S O received a report from a caller in Boardman to advise officers when a subject returned to a vacant house. The subject was at the house. The caller called back to advise the subject left in a vehicle. -Oregon State P olice received a report o f a m otor hom e pulling a vehicle that was swerving between lanes and almost running a truck o f f the road on 1-84 w estbound. -Irrigon ambulance received a request fora ambulance in Irngon for a 49-year-old w ho fell and dislocated a prosthetic limb at the hip The person was conscious and breathing but in extreme pam. The patient was transported to G ood Shepherd M edical Center in Hermiston. -M C S O received a report o f a piece o f tire tread in the 1-84 lane westbound tliat was causing a traffic hazard. -M C SO deputy reported he was with a male subject w ho was camping illegally. The subject was advised to move camping equipment in 24 hours. -M C S O deputy assisted with a disabled vehicle that had blown a tire on 1-84 eastbound. -M C S O received a report o f a fire at the Colum bia R iver Dairy feed lot. -M CSO. Boardman ambulance received a report o f a possible domestic situation in Boardman. A fem ale subject was threatening to take rat poison. Her boyfriend was at the house arguing. M orrow and football [com#-; Jim, Becky, Mekayla and CJ Kindle, and Thomas Norton and Pam Mike, Tonia, Trisha and Brad Adams Pettyjohn’s Farm and Builders Supply Allan, Debbie, Kevin, Jen, Keith, Craig Scott and Codi Rosecrans Devin Oil Company and Food Mart Shoe Box, Talk-n-Tops, Fabrics, Etc. and Willow Creek Realty, Jerry and JoyceKay Lexington Pump, Sam, MaryKay, Clint, Cody and Travis Bellamy Lexington Polaris Miller and Sons Excavating Shamrock Lanes and Pot O’ Gold Cafe, Terry Lupinacci and Lyn Brewer Jay, Kelly-Jo, Blair, Sloan and Baillie Keithley Jim, Shawn, Jesse, Taylor and Nick Kempas Hal, Rita, Adam and Emily Bergstrom John, Diane, Conor, Rory and Katie Kilkenny Willie and Sally Maddem Cecil, Molly and Leland Rill County Behavioral Health was contacted. -M C S O received a report from Irngon o f a missing female subject who was last heard from the previous day. -M C S O received a report from a caller on 1-84 that three females in a Ford with camper needed water. O fficers were unable to locate the vehicle. -M C S O received a report o f a car stereo stolen out o f a vehicle in Irrigon. -Heppner Police Dept, received a report o f a loose horse between the g o lf course and the m ill in Heppner. The horse was returned to its pasture. -M C S O received a report o f a stop sign down in Irrigon. -M C S O received a report o f a d r iv e -o ff from the Chevron in Boardman. -U SFS received a report o f a lightening strike fire by Potamus Point lookout. -Heppner Police Dept, received a report o f a lightening strike fire on Heppner Hill towards Rhea Creek. Smoke was visible. Officials were unable to find the fire. -Oregon State Police received a report o f a motorcycle speeding and passing on the shoulder on 1-84 eastbound. -M C S O received a report o f a possible D U II headed westbound on H ighw ay 730. -Heppner ambulance received a request for an ambulance for a 63- year-old-male who was swelling due to medication taken. The patient was transported to Pioneer M em orial Hospital in Heppner. -Boardman Police Dept, officers cited G reg Alan Bass, 21, o f Boardman, for Dnving while License Suspended-Infraction and Driving Uninsured. The vehicle was impounded. -MCSO received a report o f three black semis speeding on 1-84 eastbound. A deputy was unable to locate the vehicles. -Boardman Police Dept, received a report that a vehicle speeding through the Boardman Sentry Market parking lot lost a hubcap. Sept 17: M CSO received a report o f a one-vehicle rollover accident. One person with unknown injuries was involved. The caller was unsure o f the location o f the accident. The accident was located and one person was transported to Pioneer Memorial Hospital. -M C S O received a report that someone threw a rock through a window at the Riverside High School Learning Center in Boardman. -M C S O received a report o f a gold chain stolen from a residence in Boardman. -M C S O received a report from a female subject that a male subject stole her furniture and held her hostage in Irrigon. -M C S O received a report from the manager o f the Trail Apts, that an apartment door was w ide open with no one around. -M C S O received a report from a caller in Irngon that a cell phone was stolen from her car w hile she was at work. -M CSO deputy arrested Michael Ray Snyder, Jr., 20, on a Umatilla County warrant for Parole Violation/Possession o f Less than One Oz. Manjuana. He was lodged at the Um atilla County Jail. -M C S O received a request for deputy assistance in Boardman from a caller trying to serve custody papers. -Heppner Police Dept, received a relayed message o f a male subject abusing a dog in the Central Market parking lot. An officer spoke to the subject. -M C SO deputy arrested Donald Ray Bass, 41, on a Umatilla County warrant for Parole Vioiation/Theft I. Delivery, Manufacture. Possession o f a Controlled Substance, and being an ex-con in possession o f a w eapon He was lodged at the Umatilla County Jail with no bail. -M C SO received a hang-up 911 call in Im gon. A deputy checked the residence; the owner said the call did not com e from there and possibly came from next door since the utilities get the addresses mixed up It was possibly a 12-year-old ju ven ile playing on the phone -M C S O received a report from Irrigon that the caller’s neighbors had moved but left a dog. 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