FOUR - Heppner Gazette- Times,
Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, June 25, 2003
Intermittent lock closures at
John Day Dam
HHS announces scholarship winners
O ver $200,000 o f
The Carl W. Troedson
sch o la rsh ip m oney was Scholarship fund award ten
River users o f the riv er u se rs,” said B rian awarded to Heppner High $ 1000 scholarships to Brad
Columbia River Nav igation Schmidtke, Portland District School seniors at the 2003 Adams, Donald Adams, Genia
Lock System will experience navigation lock liaison. “Once graduation ceremony held Grant, C. Tyler Henderson,
near-daily lock closures at the the repairs are completed the June 7 in H eppner. The D aniel Jep sen , Lacey
John Day Dam between June floating bulkhead, tug, and following are the scholarships M atteson, M arcy M iller,
23 and July 12.
Darren VanCleave, Ashley
crew will be replaced by the given:
Contractors working gate so a single person can
The Bank o f Eastern Ward and Josh Winters.
for the U.S. Army Corps o f perform a lockage instead of Oregon Scholarship o f $500
The Blue Mountain
Engineers, operator o f the an entire crew.” The extra each was presented to Daniel Community College Tuition
lock, w ill perform repair work equipment and crew have been Jepsen and Ashley Ward.
Scholarships o f $ 1000 each
in the lock chamber on the needed to operate the lock
The South Morrow w ere presented to Lacey
upstream gate and along the since the gate failure last County Scholarship o f $500 Davis, Lacey Matteson and
north chamber wall.
each was received by Daniel Marcy Miller.
November.
The lock will be closed
The Umatilla-Morrow
Schmidtke admitted Jepsen and Lacey Matteson.
to all river traffic each Monday the biggest impact will be felt
The
H eppner C ounty Farm B ureau
through Friday beginning June by the recreational community. M asonic
Lodge
#69 p resen ted $400 each to
23 and ending Wednesday,
p
resen
ted
tw
o
$500
A shley Ward and Daniel
“Recreational vessels
July 9 from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. can only lock through our dams scholarships to Lacey Davis Jepsen.
The lock also w ill be closed at certain times each day,” he and Brad Adams.
The Mid-Columbia
for a continuous 48-hour said. “The only times not
The American Legion Bus Co. awarded $300 to
period beginning at 7 a.m. on impacted by the closure are at Post #87 presented two $500 Rachel Howard.
Thursday, July 10. The lock is 9 p.m. for upstream lockages sch o larsh ip s to Adam
The 4-H L eaders
scheduled to reopen at 7 a.m. and 9:30 p.m. for downstream B ergstrom and D arren Council awarded $300 to
Saturday, July 12.
Daniel Jepsen.
lockages each night. The VanC leave.
The clo su res are weekends will be unaffected.”
The Army Reserve
The Oregon Wheat
n ecessary
to
make
N
ational
Scholar/A
thlete
Foundation,
Inc. awarded
During the summer, a
preparatory repairs to the lock recreational vessel lockage aw ard was p resen ted to $500 to Daniel Jepsen.
chamber wall and permanent schedule is in effect at all Donald Adams and Lacey
E astern
O regon
repairs to the upstream gate. Columbia and Snake river Matteson.
University awarded $ 1551, or
The gate tailed last November. dams, and recreational vessels
The Heppner Garden m ore, p er y e ar for an
The Corps has been operating will only be allowed to lock C lub p resen ted a $500 approximate amount of $6700
the lock with the help of a tug through at the times designated scholarship to Daniel Jepsen. to Donald Adams.
and floating bulkhead since for such lockages and they will
The H ilda Yocom
B oise
State
that time.
W estern
take preced en ce over scholarship o f $200 was U n iv ersity :
B arges
hauling commercial vessels during presented to Marcy Miller.
U ndergraduate Exchange
juvenile fish during this period those times. At the discretion
The M ike C u rrin aw ard ed a p p ro x im a te ly
will receive priority for the first of the lockmaster, recreational Memorial Scholarship (Mike $20,400 to Donald Adams;
down bound lockage on June vessels may be allowed to Currin Memorial Trophy- GEM Scholarship, out of state
24, 26, 28, and 30, and July lock through with commercial Currin Family and Heppner tuition paid, approximately
2, 4, and 8.
Alumni Association) presented $26,000 was aw arded to
craft.
“We recognize these
Lacey Matteson.
Lockage times are the $800 to Brad Adams.
closures w ill have an impact on same at all Corps operated
The Jim Barrett award
Gonzaga University
locks in the Columbia and was presented to Brad Adams. presented $ 16,000 per year
The Willow Valley for a total o f $64,000 to
Snake rivers, except for John
Births
Day Dam during the closure. S ervice C lub academ ic Conor Kilkenny.
scholarship o f $600 was
A dditional awards
B lake A n th o n y Upstream lockages are at 9 presented to Lacey Matteson.
and honors went to:
Sw anson- an 8 pound 13 a.m., 12:01 p.m., 3 p.m., 6
The Pioneer Memorial
N ico le S isk- a
p.m.,
and
9
p.m.
Downstream
ounce son, Blake Anthony,
Hospital Foundation presented Portland Community College
lockages
are,
at
9:30
a.m.,
was bom on June 2, 2003 to
C. Tyler Henderson and Lacey Basketball scholarship; C.
Mark and Jodee Swanson of 12:30 p.m., 3:30, p.m., 6:30 M atteson $400 each and
Tyler Henderson- Oregon
Pendleton. Grandparents are p.m., and 9:30 p.m.
Rachel
Howard
$200.
In stitu te of^T ech ao lo g y
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Alvin and Julie Ashbeck of
The Red and Gena presidential scholarship and
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Echo and the late Wayne and ' i ) i r >
L eonard
F o u n d atio n B oise S tate U n iv ersity
M agn etic
Cieri Swanson of Pendleton.
Scholarship o f $2000 each p residential scholarship;
Great-grandparents are Mary
D oor Sign s
w as p resen ted to A dam Lacey M atteson- Eastern
and Leo Ashbeck of Echo and
HERE
B ergstrom and D onald Oregon University lull tuition
Earl and Dolores Ayres of The
Adams.
scholarship, approximately
Dalles. Blake joins three
Heppner
The Heppner High $15,000 and Walla Walla
brothers: Shane (8), Michael
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Student Council Scholarship C om m unity
R odeo
(6) and Brett (3).
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o f $500 each was awarded to scholarship o f approximately
S A shley Ward and M arcy $6200; Darren VanCleave-
Miller.
A ssem b lies
of
G od
The Stan K em p scholarship o f $750, Wal-
Memorial Scholarship of $500 Mart Scholarship o f $ 1000,
was p resen ted to Lacey and Columbia Basin College
Matteson.
Foundation scholarship of
.in d sa q H a r l e & M a p c O 'pem
f
g
The Kemp Family $1000; D an iel Jep sen -
Wedding - Saturday, Julg 12
^ Scholarship o f $500 was Oregon State U niversity:
presented to Marcy Miller.
Accepted into the Honors
ombep Iq B e c k ep & B p e n t G undepson ^
The Heppner Booster College at OSU: Diversity
Club awarded $300 each to Scholarship of $ 1800 per year
Sliowep - Pridag, June 2 7
Brad Adams, Donald Adams, for approximate total of $7200
Wedding - Satupda g, August 2 3
^ D aniel Jep sen , Lacey and Agriculture Scholarship of
Matteson, Marcy Miller and $ 1000, University o f Idaho:
J e s s ic a K p e b s & M a te L a n q le q
Ashley Ward.
WEU equaling approximately
The
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A g ric u ltu re
Sh owep - Mondag, June 3 0
Club awarded $250 each to Scholarship o f $750 and
Wedding - Sa tu pda g, Julg 5
C. Tyler Henderson, Genia Presidential Scholarship o f
Grant, Rachel Howard and $750, Cargill Scholarship of
tapa G p e e n u p & T q q h C a m p b e ll
Adam Bergstrom.
$ 1000 .
SG owep - Satupdag, Julg 12
The Pioneer Memorial
H o sp ital N u rsin g Home
Wedding - Satupdag, August 2
Auxiliary and EMT awarded
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$200 to Rachel Howard.
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Albertson College announces
dean’s list
T risha A dam s, o f
Heppner, was among 159
students named to Albertson
College of Idaho dean’s list for
the recently completed spring
semester. To be eligible for the
Albertson College dean’s list,
a student must ear a 3.75
grade point average.
Albertson College of
Idaho is a private, liberal arts
Magic show to be held at library
A magic show will be
held Friday, June 27, at 3:30
p.m., at the Oregon Trail
Library District- Heppner
Branch, as part of its summer
reading program.
Magician Bob Eaton
will be delighting the children
with many different magic
tricks and is known for his
involving the audience in his
act.
This year’s Summer
Reading Program theme is
“Read, Discover, Explore.”
The program will run through
July 23.
Sheriff's Report
The Morrow County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) reports han
dling the following business:
-M C SO , H eppner
ambulance received request
for an ambulance for a 50-
year-old female with extreme
d iz zin ess. S u b ject was
tra n sp o rte d to P io n eer
Memorial Hospital.
-MCSO received a
report that a deputy was
flagged down by some one at
the Bowling Alley that a fight
had just occurred between two
male subjects.
-MCSO received an
abandoned 911 call. On call
back a 10-year-old child
answ ered the phone and
advised that everything was
okay. The child also informed
that the mother did not speak
English.
-MCSO received a
rep o rt from a c a lle r in
Boardman that a man was
beating a female. The jnale
subject was cited for Assault-
4 Domestic- Felony.
-MCSO cited Keelie
C. Keown, 27, for Violation
o f the Basic Rule, 72 mph in a
55 mph zone.
-MCSO received a
rep o rt from a c a lle r in
Boardman that a vehicle with
kids in it was speeding through
the area hollering. Deputies
were unable to locate the
vehicle.
-MCSO cited Stacy
F. Cooley, 27, for Violation of
the Basic Rule.
-MCSO cited a 23-
year-old subject for Violation
of the Basic Rule, 61 mph in a
45 mph zone.
-MCSO received a
report o f possible MIPs at
Heppner High School. Three
minors were cited for MIP-
Alcohol and one minor was
cited for Providing Alcohol to
minors. A fifth subject, Robert
James Whalen, 18, was cited
for
M IP -A lco h o l
by
consumption.
-MCSO received a
relayed report from Hermiston
PD that a confused male was
in the carport o f an Irrigon
residence. It was determined
by deputies that the subject
was coming off meth.
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(grab, push, pinch, hit, call you names)?
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Does your partner blame you
for how they feel or act?
If so, you may want to attend
Domestic Violence Services
Women’s Support Group,
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March 15: MCSO
receiv ed a rep o rt from
Security Associates that a
burglar alarm was going off at
an Irrigon residence. The
alarm was sounding from the
master bedroom.
-MCSO received a
report from Bucknum’s in
Heppner that two males were
pulling a female out the front
door.
-MCSO cited Jesus
Cesar Reyes, 32, for DUII,
bac .09. The subject’s vehicle
was impounded.
-MCSO received a
report from a caller in lone that
a vehicle was in the ditch
between lone and Lexington
and that no one was around
the vehicle. It was determined
that the car’s driver had driven
off the road to miss a dear.
There was no injury and the
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refrloved.
-MCSO received a
report o f a dead deer in the
fast lane on 1-84 EB between
MP 151 and 152.
-MCSO received a
report that Albany PD arrested
Michael Anthony Mooso, 41,
on a Morrow County Circuit
Court warrant for Contempt
o f Court. Subject was lodged
at Linn C ounty Jail but
released due to overcrowding.
-MCSO received a
re p o rt from a c a lle r in
Pendleton that he got a call
from a male in Irrigon that he
was going to hurt a female
subject and kick her out of the
house.
-MCSO received a
report from a caller in Irrigon
that there was suspicious
activity going on at the house
next door. There were lots o f
vehicles coming in and out.
-MCSO received a
report from a caller that there
was a man at the westbound
Boardman rest area drinking
beer.
-M C SO
cited
Antonio Chavez Herrera, 22,
for Reckless Driving.
-MCSO received a
rep o rt from a c a lle r in
Boardman that a vehicle was
speeding through the area up
on the bank and almost rolled
the vehicle. Caller advised that
w hen he co n fro n ted the
subject he said that he was
mad because he had just gotten
a citation. See above citation.
-MCSO received a
report form a caller in Irrigon
that the neighbor’s two cows
were out again eating his hay.
The cow ’s owner had been
previously cited for the same
problem.
-MCSO received a
request for a deputy check
from Hermiston PD to help
them locate a vehicle thought
to be at the Irrigon Mobile
Court.
-MCSO, Boardman
PD received a report from the
Boardman Sentry Market