FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, December 15, 2004
He was lodged at Umatilla
County Jail.
-MCSO received a
report from Probation and
Parole that Robert James
Harvey, 23, was arrested and
put back into M orrow
County custody.
-MCSO cited Lucia
Schmidt, 27, for Violation of
the Speed Limit, 51 mph in
a 25 mph
Dec. 8: MCSO cited
C ipriano Vera, 51, for
Driving while Suspended-
Misdemeanor He was also
cited for No Insurance, Open
Container and No Seatbelt
The vehicle was impounded
-MCSO received a
rep o rt from M ultnom ah
County that Terralinda Jean
Hamilton, 39, was arrested
on an Irrigon Justice Court
w arrant for Failure to
A p p ear/D riv in g
w hile
Suspended Hamilton was
lodged in M ultnom ah
County on local charges with
a hold placed for Morrow
County
Dec. 9: MCSO cited
D arby Taylor, 19, for
Violation o f the Basic Rule,
47 mph in a 30 mph zone and
Driving Uninsured Taylor
was also cited for Possession
Sheriff's Report
The Morrow
Countv
Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) re
ports handling the following
business:
Dec. 7: MCSO
arrested Donald Ray Mills,
55, for DUIKBAC 22) The
vehicle was impounded
-MCSO received a
report o f a suspicious vehicle
on C olum bia Ave , near
Marshall Loop in Boardman
The vehicle’s inside light was
on and the caller didn't know
if the car was occupied
-MCSO received a
report o f a motor vehicle
accident with injuries on
Hwy 74, on the south side
o f L exington A w hite
M iller’s boom truck lost
plywood and it went through
the windshield There was a
head injury and one subject
was transported to Pioneer
Memorial Hospital- code 3.
-MCSO received a
report that OSP arrested
Floyd Terpening, 43, on a
CC w arrant for Parole
V io latio n /F elo n
in
Possession o f a Firearm,
Parole Violation/Harassment
and Parole Violation/DUII
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o f a Controlled Substance-
Less than One Ounce The
vehicle was impounded
-MCSO, Boardman
PD arre sted
Joaquin
Ledesma-Fernandez, 22, for
A ssault III D om estic
Ledesm a-Fernandez was
lodged at Umatilla County
Jail with a hold placed for a
Marion County warrant
-M C SO a rre sted
Danny Allen McDonald, 36,
on a U m atilla C o u n ty
w arrant for Failure to
A p p ear/P o ssessio n o f a
C ontrolled Substance II
McDonald was lodged at
Umatilla County Jail
-MCSO cited James
Dean Johnson, 18, for
Careless Driving
Dec. 10: M CSO
cited Steven Larson, 18, for
Violation o f the Basic Rule,
75 mph in a 55 mph zone
-M C SO
cited
Shanna Abbott, 37, for No
Operator’s License
-M CSO arrested
Shawna Hahn, 34, for Parole
Violation Hahn was lodged
at Umatilla County Jail
-MCSO cited Cheri
Lyn Scheideman, 47, for
Violation o f the Basic Rule,
74 mph in a 55 mph zone
-MCSO received a
report from Portland PD that
Bassem F Al-Kudsi, 33, was
arrested on an M orrow
County warrant for Failure
to A ppear/D riving while
Suspended Al-Kudsi was
lodged at M ultnom ah
County Jail
-M CSO
cited
Marilyn Kay Haines, 55, for
M aintaining a Dog as a
Public Nuisance
-MCSO received a
report from Umatilla PD that
Michael P Monger, Jr., 33,
was arrested on a Morrow
C ounty C ircuit C ourt
warrant for Parole Violation/
A ssault IV. M onger was
cited and released to appear
-MCSO received a
report from OSP that Hollis
G regory Pylant, 31, was
arrested on an Irrigon Justice
Court warrant for Failure to
Pay F in e/D riv in g w hile
Suspended Pylant was
lodged at Clackamas County
Jail.
-MCSO cited Marc
Toso, 31, for Violation o f the
Speed Limit, 74 mph in a 55
mph zone
-MCSO received a
report from GD’s Tavern
that a subject came into the
tavern after she had been told
never to return The subject
also threatened the caller
Alta Mae Libbee, 40, was
a rre sted for C rim inal
Trespass II Libbee was cited
and released
-Dec. 11: M CSO
cited Raymundo Quevedo
Guillen, 26, for Violation o f
the Speed Limit, 75 mph in
a 55 mph zone, D riving
while Suspended-I and No
Insurance The vehicle was
impounded
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A view from the hill
By Doris Brosnan
Willow Creek Terrace residents certainly have
reasons for viewing this holiday season as an ongoing
celebration
The Thanksgiving Day feast, enjoyed by several
residents and their family members, was hardly over when
attention turned to “decking the halls with boughs of holly”
and other winter delights Thirty-five friends and family
joined the residents and staff for a potluck and trimming
party, at which Wendy Appleton played music, but work
on crafting additional decorating accents and tree ornaments
is continuing
C ontributions to the em bellishm ents include
outside-tree lights from the Burlesons and Cowetts, outdoor
building lights from the Jerry Bakers, angel ornaments from
the Nazarene Church ladies, ornaments from Floss Watkins
and Eve Blackhawk, and a swag from Merlyn Robinson.
Other gifts adding to the joy o f the season are the new flag
from the American Legion, Keith-Price cards from Arnie
Appleton, games from the lone Catholic Church and fruits
and vegetables from Merlyn Robinson, A1 Riney, Frank
Skaggs, Nick Broun, Meligans, Cheri Logan, Gene Orwick
and the Bob Taylors The community is always welcome
to come for a visit and a view o f what wonders the
decorating has created
On Dec 2, eight residents braved the cold as they
went downtown for the delightful light parade and seven
residents traveled with the Bob Jepsens to lone for the
Willow Creek Chorale and Symphony concert on Dec. 6.
The Terrace has accepted the invitation to judge the
Heppner Lighting Contest this year, so residents will be
going out and about this week for a view' o f the many
residential and business decorations, ready to make some
difficult decisions.
The ongoing celebration at the Terrace will feature
several musical treats this month. The 01’ Time Fiddlers,
frequent visitors, will entertain. The Shamrockettes will
strut their synchronized stuff. Members o f the Catholic and
Christian churches will come a-caroling And the Heppner
High School Spanish class members plan to entertain with
their singing o f carols in Spanish, as they share some of
their class art work.
The Terrace staff, making sure that Santa does not
miss a single resident who has been good this year, is excited
for Christmas morning, when residents will open their gifts
and stockings
Just days after St. Nick’s visit, the residents will
gather again, with mixed emotions They will have a going-
away party for Floyd Raver, who is moving to Coeur
d’Alene, ID As they view Raver’s good nature and sense
o f humor as great additions to the atmosphere at the
Terrace, the other residents and staff regret his leaving.
They will, however, be celebrating these very qualities and
thanking Raver for having included them in his life in
Heppner
DA’s report
Laroy Lee Cline was
convicted o f DUII, a Class-
A m isdem eanor. C lin e ’s
d riv e r’s license
was
suspended for one year and
he was sentenced to 120
Births
Paul Ryan Lindsay- a
son, Paul Ryan, was born
Dec 1, 2004, to Dan and
Ashley Lindsay o f Lexington
at St Anthony’s Hospital in
Pendleton He weighed 8
pounds 6 ounces and
measured 20-lA inches long
Grandparents are Vilas and
Debbie Ropp o f Lexington
and L arry and C orrine
L indsay o f L exington
Great-grandfather is Gene
Majeske o f Lexington and
Great-grandmother is Irva
Weis o f Salem
JoLee
Nichole
Palm ateer- a daughter,
JoLee Nichole, was born
Dec 2, 2004, to Treve and
M andy
P alm ateer o f
H ermiston G randparents
are B onnie G rant o f
H eppner, Renee and Jim
Heidy o f Condon and Randy
Anderson, also o f Condon
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-MCSO cited Roel
R am irez L ucio, 32, for
Violation o f the Basic Rule,
69 mph in a 55 mph zone and
No Operator’s License
M CSO
arrested
Toby Dale Rodriguez, 33, on
an Irrigon Justice C ourt
w arran ts for Failure to
A p p e ar/D riv in g
w hile
S uspended-m isdem eanor
and for Failure to Appear/
C rim inal T resp ass II
Rodriguez was also lodged
on a Probation and Parole
Detainer and on Probable
Cause charges for Driving
w hile
S u sp en d ed /
Misdemeanor.
-MCSO cited Jerald
John M eola, 47, for
Violation o f the Basic Rule,
77 mph in a 55 mph zone
-MCSO cited Jeffrey
Moore, 30, for Exceeding
the Maximum Speed, 89
mph in a 65 mph zone
-MCSO cited Grant
Alan F o ster, 26, for
Exceeding the Maximum
Speed, 89 mph in 65 mph
zone
Dec. 12: M CSO
received a re p o rt from
Boardman PD that Jackie
Roberts, 26, was arrested on
a M orrow County Circuit
C ourt
w arrant
for
Indictment/Possession o f a
Controlled Substance and
Endangering the Welfare o f
a Minor Roberts was lodged
at Umatilla County Jail.
-MCSO received a
report from Umatilla County
Sheriff’s Office that Tony
Ralph Page, 37, was arrested
and lodged at U m atilla
C ounty Jail on a UCSO
warrant/Kennewick warrant,
with a hold placed for an
Irrig o n Justice C ourt
w arran t for Failure to
A p p ear/D riv in g
w hile
Suspended
-M C SO
cited
Heather K Brewer, 32, for
Exceeding the Maximum
Speed, 94 mph in a 65 mph
zone
-M C SO
cited
William Raymond Gibson,
37, for Driving Uninsured
and Failure to Signal
Dec. 13: M CSO
cited W esley D ouglas
Bohna, 46, for Driving while
Suspended-m isdem eanor
The vehicle was impounded
-MCSO cited Jason
Russel McGibbon, 31, for
Violation o f the Basic Rule,
75 mph in a 55 mph zone
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year bench probation, 40
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R obert
E dw ard
Flanagan was convicted of
Assault-2, a Class-B felony
and A ttem p t B /Felony
Assault-2, a Class-C felony.
Flanagan was sentenced to
36 m onths supervised
probation, 90 days in jail, 80
hours community service
and $2332 in fines and fees.
Michael Duane Stahl
pled guilty to Manufacture
o f a Controlled Substance, a
C lass-A
felony
and
Attempted Possession o f a
C ontrolled Substance, a
Class-C felony. Stahl was
sentenced to 36 m onths
formal probation, 80 hours
com m unity
serv ice,
com pletion o f a drug
treatment package for count
one and 18 months formal
probation for count two to
run co n secu tiv ely to
sentence in count one. Stahl
was also sentenced to pay
$2342 in fines and fees for
both counts
Jo su e Pina was
convicted o f Interfering with
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