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TEN - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, March 17, 2004 Dan Hill announces run for Circuit Court judge 3 5 0 -4 5 0 Cokt Cranking Amps 420 -6 7 5 M ASSSU. UNlSAUE Cokt Cranking Amps 5 5 0 -7 5 0 «.M1SSL«. Cold Cranking Amps HTREME POWER 0N li.nu 5 9 0 -9 0 0 Cold Cranking Amps POWER PAR 690 Cold Cranking Amps «2ÄS» FREE BATTERY CHECKS A ttorney and Judge, pro-tem , D aniel J. Hill has announced his candidacy for circuit judge for Umatilla and Morrow counties. Hill has filed fo r p o s itio n 3, c u rr e n tly o c c u p ie d by J u d g e R udy M urgo. Hill is endorsed by Ju d g e M u rg o as h is replacement. Judge Murgo has f ile d fo r e le c tio n to th e Supreme Court. H ill is a practicing attorney in Hermiston and has been a practicing attorney for nearly 17 years. Most recently, Hill has been the appointed half-tim e circuit ju d g e, pro- tem, for Umatilla and Morrow counties primarily responsible for prison cases, small claims, traffic, landlord-tenant matters, county nuisance cases, and other cases as assigned. H ill w as appointed circuit judge, pro-tem, by the C h ie f Justice o f the O regon Supreme Court after approval by the S uprem e C ourt, upon the recom m endation o f the presiding ju d g e and a select local com m ittee. He spent nearly three years actively on the bench conducting judicial b usiness until budget cuts reduced his status to inactive. H e h a s s in c e th e n b e e n reappointed as a circuit judge, pro-tem , and has perform ed ju d icial duties as requested. Prior to that Hill was a military prosecutor, city prosecutor for H erm iston and the elected municipal judge for Hermiston for six years. Hill has also been the chairm an o f the U m atilla County Planning Commission, a d ire c to r on th e B M C C B o a rd , a n d a m e m b e r o f n u m e r o u s o th e r lo c a l committees and organizations. Hill is a Lieutenant Colonel in the Judge Advocate General’s Corps, Oregon Army National G uard and also is a m em ber o f the G o v e rn o r’s M ilitary Council. H ill is m a rrie d to Jacque M ack Hill, ow ner o f I.J. G em s in H erm iston, and has one daughter M ackenzie. Hill is a life long U m atilla County resident whose family s ta r te d f a r m in g in th e Pendleton area in the 1930s. Hill w as bom in Pendleton in 1961, to Jam es R. Hill and D o lo r is V. H ill th e n o f Pendleton. Hill graduated from H erm iston H igh School in 1 9 7 9 , B M C C in 1 9 8 1 , O regon State U niversity in 1 9 8 3 , a n d W illa m e tte University College o f Law in 1986. H ill h a s a d v a n c e d studies in m ilitary law, and holds a diplom a from the U .S .» Army Com m and and General Staff College. t Hill is a member o f the H erm iston Rotary C lub, the chair o f the U m atilla County Facilities C itizens’ A dvisory G roup, and a m em ber o f the facilities advisory group now planning the Umatilla County G o v e r n m e n t a n d J u s tic e Center at Hermiston. Hill states that “I have the ex p e rien c e to co n d u ct properly the judicial duties of the court, and look forward to doing so in service to the p e o p le o f U m a tilla a n d M orrow counties.” Munkers Farms series winners receive special awards Of the m a ny parts in yo u r car, lig h t truck o r sport u tility vehicle, none are m ore im portant than those w hich m ake up yo u r braking system . A t Les Schwab, w e're pro ud o f the brake service we provide our custom ers. That's w h y we do it right, and w e do it com plete. 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(Shim s included) LES SCHWAB TIRE CENTER 124 North Main Street • Heppner • 676-9481 ♦ » M unkers Farms gave $ 2 5 0 0 N ovice: l sl- over $3000 in metal art awards Libby Lewis; designed and built by Travis $ 1 0 0 0 N ovice: l sl- Greenup to their Winter Barrel R andi Rae B ritt, 2nd- Tara Racing Series award winners. F unkhouser and 3rd- T iana T h e s e r ie s w a s h e ld in Moss; F eb ru ary and M arch. T he A m ateur: I s'- E llie winners were as follows: T im in s k y , 2 nd- H a le y All Around: A m anda R utherford and 3 rd- H annah King; Bobbitt; O pen: 1st- A m anda O pen4D : l s,-Tiffanie King, 2nd- C ourtney Russell G reenup, 2nd- Sue G ibbs and and 3rd- Pattie Smith; 3rd- Ellie Timinsky; report from A m erican L end ers that a vehicle w as repos sessed from Tillamook Cheese in Boardman. The Morrow County -M C S O receiv ed a Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) re report o f a purebred Rottweil ports handling the following er m issing from the c a ller's business: yard since yesterday. O ct. 17: M C S O , -M C S O receiv ed a B oardm an Police Dept, re re q u e st to p ag e lo n e F ire ceived a report o f an audible Dept, for a controlled bum out alarm at K e g le r’s M arket in o f control on a location along Irrigon. An attem pted entry Rhea Creek in lone. was m ade at the rear door. -B o a rd m a n P o lic e -B o a rd m a n P o lic e Dept, officer cited Ruth Ann D ep t, o f fic e r c ite d J e su s Keithley, 44, for Violation of A lejandro Cardenas-G arcia, the Basic Rule, 54 m ph in a 25, for Driving while License 35 m ph zone. S u sp en d ed In fractio n and -M C S O receiv ed a Driving Uninsured. report o f a runaw ay juvenile. -M C S O received a T he juvenile w as located by report from a caller in Irrigon the Portland Police Dept. that a pickup pulling a station -M C S O receiv ed a wagon hit his fence, then left. request for a deputy contact A second caller reported that from a caller in Lexington re som eone trying to help her garding an incident that o c move a vehicle hit the neigh curred prior. b o r’s fence. -M C S O , H e p p n e r -M C SO , Boardm an Fire Dept, received a report Police D ept, received a re o f a grass fire near the Treo quest for an officer from a Ranch at Hardman Ridge. caller at the Boardman Chev -M C SO , Boardm an ron for an unwanted male hav Police Dept, received a report ing a confrontation w ith an o f a m ultiple vehicle on 1-84 em ployee: it was escalating w estbound. T he subjects re rapidly. fused transport to the hospi -M C SO deputy cited tal. Both vehicles were towed. a ju v en ile for T hrow ing a -M C S O receiv ed a Burning O bject from a Vehi report from a caller in Lexing cle and Possession o f Illegal ton of items stolen from him. Fireworks. -M C S O receiv ed a -M C SO . Boardm an report from the Irrigon Sentry- Police Dept, received a report M arket that a H ispanic male o f a motion/entry alarm at the attem pted to pass a co u n ter R iv ersid e H igh S chool in feit $50 bill. It was refused. Boardman. ft was determined -M C S O receiv ed a to be a false alarm. report from a caller in Irrigon -M C S O receiv ed a Sheriff's Report I W P R A : 1st- K e lli K a m m , 2 nd- M a ry A n n M u n k e rs a n d 3 rd- K a tie Garthwaite; 4D Youth: 1st- Ariel Doughty, 2nd- Blake Greenup and 3rd- Savannah Dillman; P o le b e n d in g : 1st- A m anda K ing, 2nd- Tiffanie Greenup and 3rd- Tiana Moss. M ost Improved: Pam Doughty; and M ost Heart: Theresa Proctor-R eece. o f a missing dog. -M C S O rec e iv e d a report from a caller o f four cords o f w ood that w ere not paid for. -B o a rd m a n P o lic e D ept, o ffic er cited Jo an n a M arie A llison, 23, fo r N o O perator’s License, Failure to Carry Proof o f Insurance and D isobeying Traffic C ontrol Device. -M C S O rec e iv e d a report from the H erm iston Police Dept, that Timothy Sta cy, 19, w as arrested on an Irrigon Justice Court w arrant for C ontem pt o f C ourt/M IP; he was cited and released. He was also cited and released on Hermiston local charges. -M C SO . B oardm an Police Dept, received a report/ o f a possible DU II on 1-84 westbound. The vehicle took the Boardman exit. An officer was unable to locate the vehi cle. Oct. 18: M C SO xi- ceived a report from the O re gon State Police that Christo pher W hittington, 31, was ar rested on a H eppner Justice Court warrant. He was lodged at the U m atilla C ounty Jail with local charges. -M C S O receiv ed a report from the U m atilla Po lice Dept, that M egan Taylor, 21, was arrested on an Irrigon Justice Court warrant for Fail ure to Pay Fine/Driving while License Suspended. She was cited and released. *
