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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, August 25, 2004 - FIVE M orrow C ounty C ircu it assaulted her mother and Court warrant for Failure to then ran away. Register as a Sex Offender. -MCSO received a The subject was lodged at report of a burglar alarm at The Morrow County Umatilla County Jail. a residence in Irrigon. It was Sheriff s Office (MCSO) re determined that everything ports handling the following M ay 7: M CSO was okay. business: received a report from a -MCSO received a -B oardm an PD c a lle r in Irrigon o f a report from a c aller in received a report that a suspicious vehicle with its Irrigon that someone keeps vehicle had just passed the lights off parked in front of knocking on her window post office and there was a the caller’s residence. It was and door then keeps running six-year-old holding a baby determined to be okay as it o f f . while the vehicle was in was a deputy’s vehicle. -MCSO received a motion. -MCSO received a report from Green Acres RV -B oardm an PD. report from a c a lle r in Park in Irrigon that a subject Boardm an Public Works Irrigon that her motion light was staying in a space and received a report that a water in her front yard came on was not supposed to be line or water main broke and and the n e ig h b o r’s light there. there was water coming out cam e on as w ell. She -MCSO cited Shayla o f the meter box. thought there was possibly A lise Jones, 31, for -M CSO cited someone walking through Exceeding the Maximum Jennifer Lynn Vanwestrop, yards. Deputies were unable Speed, 85 mph in a 65 mph 36, for E xceeding the to locate anyone. zone. Maximum Speed, 88 mph in -M C SO , Irrigon M ay 8: M CSO a 65 mph zone. am bulance receiv ed a receiv ed a rep o rt from May 6: Boardman request for an 83-year-old Pendleton PD that Jesus PD and ambulance received male experience right sided Alejandro Garcia Cardenas, a request for a 50-year-old abdominal pain and labored 25, w as arrested on an fem ale w ith d ifficu lty breathing. The subject was Irrigon Justice Court warrant breathing and a history of tra n sp o rte d to G ood for F ailure to A ppear/ diabetes. The subject was Shepherd Medical Center in Driving while Suspended. tran sp o rted to Good Hermiston. He was lodged at Umatilla Shepherd Medical Center in -MCSO received a County Jail. Hermiston. rep o rt from a c a lle r in -MCSO cited Holly s -MCSO received a Irrigon that someone hit a H igdon W ood, 33, for report from Tacoma PD that deer near the new sewage Disobeying a Traffic Control Ronald W. Tayloe, 38, was plant in Irrigon. The deer Device. arrested on a M orrow was still alive and there was -M C SO , Irrigon C ounty C ircuit C ourt front-end damage on the am bulance receiv ed a w arrant for F ailure to vehicle. OSP was contacted. request for an 86-year-old A ppear/C ontem pt. The -MCSO received a female who was vomiting subject was lodged a Pierce relayed report from a caller and had extreme weakness County Jail. in Irrigon that a woman the and w as in and out o f -MCSO received a subject lives with took his consciousness. The subject request for contact from a INS card and his driver’s was transported to Good caller in Heppner regarding license and won’t give them Shepherd Medical Center in a problem with her neighbor back. A subject at the Irrigon Hermiston. killing her grass. Justice Court advised the -MCSO received a -MCSO received a caller that because the two request for contact from a report from a c aller in lived together it was a civil caller in Irrigon regarding Hardman that a subject was matter. The subject got mad p ro w lers around the driving a pickup and he has and cursed the subject out residence. been drinking heavily. The and left stating that the only -MCSO received a subject has her dogs and if way he would get help was report from a caller in lone he is picked up, the caller to beat up the lady who took that she lost the keys to her would come get the dogs. his stuff’. safe and needs assistance. -MCSO received a -M C SO , H eppner She was transferred to a walk-in return o f a wallet FD received a report of a Fire locksmith to see if he could found at Penland Lake. on the east side o f the creek help. -MCSO received a below the caller's resident. -MCSO, Boardman report from a c aller in The Fire C hief requested PD received a report o f a Irrigon that that her husband deputy contact as it was burglar alarm at a church in had pushed and assaulted possibly a juvenile arson. Boardman. her. No medical attention -MCSO cited James -MCSO, Boardman was needed. Richard Schm itt, 51, for PD and ambulance received -MCSO received a Violation of the Basic Rule, a report that the c a lle r’s report from a c aller in 71 mph in a 55 mph zone. electric oven was on Fire and Irrigon that her 15-year-old -MCSO received a she couldn't get it out with daughter was assaulted by request for deputy contact a Fire extinguisher. adults from a vehicle while regarding a subject cursing -B oardm an PD she was walking to school. at the caller and had kicked receiv ed a report that -MCSO received a her car door when she tried som eone broke into the request for contact regarding to leave. c a lle r’s m o th e r-in -la w ’s a verbal domestic dispute in -MCSO received a home and stole jewelry. Hardman. report from a c aller in -M C SO cited a -MCSO received a Lexington that a vehicle was female juvenile for Failure 911 hang-up call from a driving around with tags that to Use a Seatbelt. residence in Boardman. It had expired in 1991. It was -Boardman PD and was determ ined to be a determ ined that the tags ambulance received a report misdial. didn't expire until August that the caller’s 10-year-old -MCSO received a 2004. son broke his w rist/arm request for extra patrol at -MCSO received a while biking riding. There The Oregonian pick-up site report o f a burglar alarm at were no further injuries. The at B anner Bank in Heppner High School. subject refused transport and Boardman. The papers were -MCSO received a went by private vehicle. stolen from there the report of a vehicle "peeling -MCSO cited Vince previous night and a driver out” o f the Irrigon City Park M. Strong. 18, for Failure to saw a small pick-up circling and alm ost h ittin g a Use a Seatbelt. the area the night before. pedestrian. The vehicle was -M C SO cited -MCSO received a headed tow ards Umatilla Angelina Delapaz Avila, 54, report from a c aller in and the call was relayed to for Violation o f the Basic Irrigon that a juvenile broke OSP and Umatilla PD. Rule, 81 mph in a 55 mph a window on her vehicle the -MCSO received a zone. day before. rep o rt from a c aller in -MCSO received a Irrigon that his stepdaughter rep o rt from a c aller in Irrigon that they heard shots Fired or possibly Fireworks being set ofF. It was determined to be fireworks and the subject was advised to stop. -MCSO received a report from a c a lle r in Boardman that a 4-whcelcr was spinning circles in his alfalfa Field causing damage. -MCSO received a rep o rt From a c aller in Boardman that he saw a male attempt to prevent a fem ale from e x itin g a vehicle in front of his house. It was determined to be a family disturbance. -M C SO arrested Lion Steve Rhea prevents the Lion of the Year plaque to Lion Ross C. VanEtta. 23. on a Tom McClain, on Wednesday, Aug. 18. 2004. Sheriff's Report McClain receives Lion of the Year award BEO helps sponsors summer leadership workshops Bank o f E astern Oregon helped sponsor the O regon A sso ciatio n o f Student Council’s Summer Leadership Workshops in late July. The stu d en ts leaders received leadership training in organization and tim e m anagem ent, com m unication, project plan n in g and m eeting Playground work party to be held at HES There w ill be a work party held Friday, Aug. 27, from 5-9 p.m. at the Heppner Elementary School p layground. V olunteers w ill be repainting lines on the blacktop, adding swings, putting new seats on other swings and adding more wood chips. V olunteers are asked to bring shovels, rakes, ladders and other helpful equipment. D inner w ill be pro v id ed for the v o lu n teers. For m ore information and for meal planning, please contact Kay Fowler at 676-9109 (hom e) or 676-5271 (work). Inland Northwest Chorale seeks singers Calling all singers. Inland Northwest Chorale, directed by R. Lee Friese begins reh earsals on Monday evening. Aug. 30, at 7 p.m. at the Bisnett Building on the comer of B yers and M ain in Pendleton. The First concerts are on Nov. 6 and 7 in Pilot Rock and Boardman, and will include an inspiring v ariety o f m usic. The selectio n s range from sacred to secular, from classic to contem porary and som e are sung a c ap p ella, w ithout accompaniment. Whether you are an ex p erien ced sin g er or someone who would like more experience, this is the group for you. For more inform ation, contact the Inland N orthw est Musicians office at (541) 966-6649 or info@inwm.org. Over the Tee Cup Ten ladies gathered, Tuesday, Aug. 17, at W illow C reek Country Club for Over the Tee Cup play in cool, cloudy m orning conditions. Karen Thompson took low gross o f the field and least putts o f the Field. Corol Mitchell took low net o f the Field. In flight A, Luvilla Sonstegard took low gross. In flight B. Loa Henderson took low gross; Virginia Grant took low net; and Bernice Lott and Lorrene Montgomery tied for least putts. In flight C. Betty Carlson took low gross; Joyce Dinkins took low net; and D orris G raves took least putts. Henderson had a chip-in on hole #6 and Dinkins had a chip-in on hole #5. Ilrder Magnetic Door Signs HERE Heppner Gazelle-Times sk ills, goal settin g and ethical decision-m aking. The students also shared community service project ideas. For th e past 10 years, the middle and high school workshops have been sp o n so red by the In d ep en d en t B anks o f Oregon (ICBO). 1CBO has 38 member banks around the state serving their local communities. ICBO p re sid en t, Bruce Bryant, attended the Final banquet and spoke to the student leaders. Bryant is the president and CEO o f Town C en ter Bank in Portland. 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