Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday November 7, 2001 - FIVE
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Left to right: Lee McC'arl, Ben McCarl, Zach McCarl, Nathan Johnson. Charlene Houweling. Jason
Houweling, Patty Pappas. Not pictured is Lauren Johnson.
Heppner High School Mustang football team
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The 2 0 0 1 Grand Master
Houg Sik Kim open Tae Kwon
Do cham pionship was held in
Portland Saturday. October 27,
with local
students from
Kim's Tae Kwon Do in
Heppner receiving awards. Over
100 contests from the Pacific
Northwest
attended
the
championship.
Those from Kim's Tae
Kwon Do receiv ing awards were:
Lee McCarl, first degree black
belt-instructor; Ben McCarl.
brown belt-third sparing, second-
board breaking; Zach McCarl.
blue belt-first sparing; Lauren
Johnson, white belt-third sparing;
Nathan Johnson, purple belt-third
sparing; Charlene Houweling.
white belt-first sparing; Jason
Houweling. yellow belt-third
sparing; and Patty Pappas, first
degree
black
belt-assistant
instructor.
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The Heppner Mustangs footbal l
team will host the Portland Christian
Royals in the opening round o f the
OSAA-U.S. Bank state 2A football
players this Saturday, Nov. 10, at
1 p.m. at the M orrow County
Fairgrounds.
Admission prices are $6 for adults
and $4 for students. Ticket prices
are set by the OSAA. Advanced
Sheriff's Report
The M orrow C ounty S h e riffs
Office (M CSO) reports handling
the following business:
-M CSO, Oregon State Police
received a report from a caller on
1-84 eastbound o f a semi-truck
passing dangerously and spilling
onions onto the road.
-M CSO received a report from
a caller in Heppner that a subject
contacted her and was not supposed
to per Linn County Court order.
-M CSO received a report o f a
mailbox hit in Boardman.
-MCSO received a request from
the Hermiston Police Dept, to check
a residence in Irrigon for a subject
who m ay have been involved in a
hit-and-run accident in Hermiston.
Hermiston Police Dept, requested
that everyone at the residence be
identified.
-Heppner Police Dept, received
request to check a construction
building at Lakeview Estates. A
window was possibly open or broken.
The building was secure
-MCSO deputy, BPD a ted Dermis
M ark Olsen, 50, for DUII. The
vehicle was impounded.
-M CSO, Oregon State Police
received a report o f a semi-truck all
over the road on 1-84 westbound
and alm ost running o ff the road.
-M CSO received a report o f
subjects driving recklessly through
an area in Irrigon.
-M CSO
deputy
arrested
Constancio Rodn guez- Becerra, 54,
on a Morrow County Circuit Court
warrant for Parole Violation/Assault
IV. He was lodged at the Umatilla
County Jail.
-M CSO received a report of
possible drug activity at the old
Imgon Post Office. A vehicle was
in and out o f the area at all hours.
S ept 18: MCSO received a report
of a dog chasing cattle in Boardman
-M CSO received a report from
a caller in lone that his standing
telephone poles were cut and
removed from a road about 1/2 mile
ticket sales are available all this week
at Heppner High School.
The Mustangs advanced to the
state playoffs by winning the
Colum bia Basin Conference
championship with a 6-0 conference
record. Heppner was 8-1 on the
season and was rated second in the
state in the latest 2A football poll.
away.
-M CSO deputy cited Mario
Pacheco, 20, o f Boardman, for False
Information to a Police Officer and
No O perator's License.
-M CSO, Oregon State Police
received a report that onion trucks
driving between Tower Road and
the Boardman exit to 1-84 appeared
to be very overloaded and spilling
onions.
-MCSO received a report from
Im gon that a compound bow was
stolen from a vehicle the previous
night.
-MCSO received a report from
a caller in lone that an adult male
subject was shooting a puppy with
a pellet gun.
-MCSO received a report from
Oregon State Police that Lisa Luan
Amme, 39, was lodged at the
Umatilla County Jail for Driving
while
License
Suspended-
M isdemeanor with a M ultnomah
County hold. Per Judge Gray, she
was released on her own
recognizance.
-MCSO deputy cited a subject
for
U nreasonable
Sound
Amplification.
-Oregon State Police received
a report of a disabled vehicle on 1-84
eastbound with the driver trying to
flag down vehicles.
-Boardm an
Police
Dept.,
Boardman am bulance received a
report o f a subject attem pting to
overdose on acetaminophen and an
herbal diuretic. The patient was
transported to Good Shepherd
Medical Center in Hermiston.
-M CSO deputy requested a
veterinarian at a residence in
Boardman. A pitbull threatened the
deputy and the deputy shot in self-
defense. The owners were at the
scene; the vet advised to bring the
dog to the clinic.
-Heppner Police Dept, received
a request for officer contact in
Heppner.
-MCSO received a report that
an unoccupied esidence in Imgon
had a door knocked down and glass
broken.
The Royals qualified for the state
playoffs by finishing in second place
’ in the Northwest League with a 4-2
league record. Portland Christian
was 4-5 overall for the season.
The winner o f the Heppner-
Portland Christian will play the
winner o f the Oakridge-Bonanza
contest the following Saturday, Nov.
17.
-MCSO received a request for
deputy contact regarding people
moving in Imgon but leaving a mess
behind. A deputy was later flagged
down by a person to talk about the
situation.
-MCSO received a report o f a
male subject at the eastbound rest
area in Boardman changing the plates
on his vehicle. All was okay; the
subject had just moved to Oregon
and was changing plates.
-MCSO, Morrow County
Behavioral Health received a request
for assistance from Im gon for the
caller's 14-year-old son who was
out o f control, threatening to run
away and threatening suicide.
-Oregon State Police received
a report o f a two-vehicle accident
on Highway 730. It was a non-injury,
non-blocking accident.
-MCSO. Boardman Police Dept.,
Boardman ambulance received a
request for assistance from a His
Place in Boardman. A male subject
was upset and possibly suicidal. The
patient was transported to Good
Shepherd Medical Center in
Hermiston; however, he refused
hospital care and became combative.
-MCSO received a request for
a deputy contact in Imgon regarding
someone breaking into a pickup and
neighbors knocking at the caller's
residence requesting auto parts.
-MCSO received a 911 hang up
call from a residence in Imgon. Upon
contacting the residence, all was
confirmed okay.
-MCSO received a request for
deputy contact in Boardman
regarding a domestic situation that
occurred two days earlier in Imgon.
-MCSO deputy cited a juvenile
for menacing.
Sept 19: MCSO received a report
o f a gunshot in the field behind the
caller's residence in Boardman.
-Boardman Police Dept officers
cited Sheny Arm Jones, 37, for Dl III
The vehicle was towed
-MCSO received a 911 hang-up
call from a room at the Riverfront
Lodge in Boardman. Contact was
made with the front desk and they
I he lone Junior High School football team ended its season undefeated. The lone team defeated Condon.
59-22. in its last game of the season on Oct. 26. Pictured (left to right) are: front-Alan Rietmann. Paul
Hams, Justin Archer; cenler-William Bergstrom. James Acock. Kip Krebs. Dalton Campbell; back-
coach Dean Robinson. Kelly Thompson, Tyler Brown. Kyle Palmateer. coach Steve Shaber. Not pictured.
Kevin Jessen.
advised it was a miss-dial. Later,
another 911 hang-up call was
received from the same room. The
receptionist said she would speak
with the occupants about it.
-MCSO received a report from
a caller who was receiving harassing
phone calls at work from her fiance's
ex-girlfriend.
-MCSO received a report o f three
pickups with "No Raceway" signs
on them dnvmg up and down Wilson
Lane.
-MCSO received a request for
Wheat Foundation
offers scholarship
The Oregon Wheat Foundation,
Inc., is offering a scholarship
program for graduating seniors whose
families are members of the Oregon
Wheat Growers League. Students
w hose family members arc employed
by OWGI. members arc also eligible.
One 3500 award ..ill be made
to a qualifying student from each
o f the participating counties, w hich
include Baker. Gilliam. Klamath.
M alheur. Morrow. Sherman.
Um atilla, Union, W allowa and
Wasco. In addition one award will
be made in the Willamette Valley
counties.
Application forms, which must
be returned by February 1,2002,
is available from OW GL county
presidents, OWGL web site at
www.owgl.org, or Cindy Osterlund,
scholarship coordinator for the
Oregon Wheat Foundation, P.O.
Box 322, Condon. OR 97823.
In addition to the scholarship
program , the Oregon Wheat
Foundation sponsors the Bushels
for Betsy program w hich provides
pancake mix to the Oregon Food
Bank, funds an annual program to
send a young wheat farmer to
Washington D C. during the National
Association o f Wheat Growers
Congrcssional Week, and has assisted
in fund raising efforts to purchase
equipment for the Columbia Basin
Agricultural Research Center
a deputy to accompany a subject
to look at possible contraband. A
fully grown pot plant was found at
a residence in Im gon.
- Boardman Police Dept, received
a hang-up 911 call from Watts
Brothers Frozen Food in Boardman.
All attempts to recontact the business
were met with a busy signal. It was
determined that all was okay; it was
a misdial.
-M CSO received a report from
Huwe's Washboard in Im gon that
the owner possibly knew w ho took
pop cans.
Births
K aiden M arcus Moody-a son
Kaiden Marcus was bom to Jeff and
Stephanie (W right) Moody of
Portland on October 23, 2001, at
Oregon Health Sciences University
Hospital in Portland. The baby
weighed 4 lbs. 11 oz.
He joins step-sister Jordan Moody
and step-brother Drew Moody at
home. Cirandparents arc Dean Wnght
of Heppner, Bob and Cindy Rosselle
of Lewiston, Idaho, and Maui; Linn
and Bill Stark o f Imgon; and Jim
Moody o f Hermiston. Great-
grandparents are Albert and Bev erly
Wright o f Heppner. and Dave and
Fran Barnett o f lone.
Rhea Creek
Social Club
meets
Ihc Rhea Creek Social Club met
at GD's Restaurant with 15 members
present. Linda Riney was welcomed
as a guest.
The meeting was opened with
the Pledge o f Allegiance. Those in
attendance enjoyed a program by
Mike Armato who spoke on the
functions o f Community Action
Project o f East Central Oregon.
The next meeting will be
W ednesday,Nov. H a t 10a.m. in
the GD's banquet room. Meredith
Walters w ill speak about the Red
Cross
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CBEC to conduct
tree trimming
Columbia Basin Electric Co-op.
and their subcontractors, will be
conducting their annual tree trimming
operation throughout the service
territory during the next six weeks.
Trimming o f trees around power
lines is an annual chore and is
required by Oregon P.U. C. and REA
to reduce outages and ensure
continuity o f electrical service,
according to a CBEC news release.
Areas affecting both prim ary
(distribution) and secondary
(individual serviceconncctions)lmes
will be cleared.
Any com m ents, concerns or
questions about trees obstructing
power lines or the trimming ot them
may be made to Slater Mitchell at
675-9146 or e-mail to ebeesdm
(¿i oregonvos.net.
Garden Club
plans meeting
A Heppner Garden Club
meeting will be held on Monday,
Nov. 12. at 1 p.m. at the St.
Patrick's Senior Center.
The program topic is
"Dried Arrangements" by Carla
Morter.
Hosts
are Donna
M organ and M argaret Flaherty.
SW CD, Weed
Board to meet
A regular board m eeting
o f the Morrow SW CD/W eed
Advisory Board will be held
Thursday. Nov. 15. at 4 p.m. at
the Pettyjohn Office Building.
A gerda item s include:
LAC,
OACD
convention,
m anager’s report, weed report
and other business