FOUR * Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, August 31,2005
Engagement
Graffiti removal project underway
Piper - Johnston
The Morrow County
Gang Task Force started
their graffiti removal project
on Aug. 18.
A graffiti removal
system which includes a
pressu re w asher, soda
blaster and a large capacity
water container, along with
the capability of heating the
water, was acquired through
a grant from the state that the
gang task force applied for.
Task
force
members-M orrow County
S h e riff’s D eputy John
B ow les, Sergeant Loren
Dieter from the Boardman
Police Dept., M.C. Juvenile
Director Carolyn Holt, along
with the M orrow County
Code Enforcement Officer,
Deputy John Lehman, and
the Juvenile D epartm ent
W rap A round S ervice
Coordinator, Laura Aviles,
rem oved g raffiti from
around 20 different locations
in the Irrigon area.
“From the Heppner-
Sheriff's Report
The Morrow County
Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) re
ports handling the following
business:'
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August
23:
B oardm an
P olice
Department cited William
R obert P h illip s, Jr., for
violating speed limit, 56/35.
-D avid
R.
Starkweather, 42, requested
to turn h im se lf in on a
Morrow County Sheriff’s
Office warrant for failure to
a p p e a r/in te rfe rin g w ith
m aking a rep o rt and
harassment.
-BPD arrested Juan
Carlos Guzman Madrigal,
20, for po ssessio n o f a
co n tro lled su b stan ce II,
failure to carry and present
and
driv in g
w hile
suspended-misdemeanor.
-Irrigon Ambulance,
MCSO received a report of
an e ld erly su b ject who
twisted a hip and fell, with
his leg going numb.
-M C SO , Irrigon
Ambulance received report
of a female stabbed with a
knife. The call was
unfounded and no transport
was made.
-M C SO receiv ed
report that Hermiston Police
arrested Amber Wilson, 21,
on a Irrigon Justice Court
warrant for failure to pay
fine/m inor in possession/
consumption.
-M C SO receiv ed
report that the Clackamas
C ounty S h e riff’s O ffice
arrested Lucio Caro, 18, on
an Irrigon Justice C ourt
warrant for failure to pay
fine/m inor in possession/
consumption.
-MCSO received a
report of two semis hauling
a green substance that is
leaking all over on 1-84 near
Boardman.
out
lone area to Boardman and
Irrigon, graffiti has been a
real problem for Morrow
C o u n ty re sid en ts and
businesses,” said Deputy
Bowles. “ It tarnishes the
ap p earan ce
of
our
communities that everyone
tries so hard to maintain.”
A graffiti removal
agreement is signed by each
victim before any graffiti can
be removed. Victims may
call the M orrow C ounty
Ju v en ile D epartm ent at
(5 4 1 ) 676-5643 or the
Morrow County Sheriff’s
Department at (541) 676-
5317 to request that their site
be included in the project
removal.
To keep the project
o n -g o in g , w hich m eans
maintaining the equipment
and k eep in g rem oval
supplies on hand, the project
will need to be continued by
g rants and d o n atio n s.
Donations may be made to
the Morrow County Juvenile
Department, P.O. Box 791,
Heppner, OR 97836.
David and Pamela Piper of Heppner announce the
engagement and upcoming marriage of their son, David R.
to Joselyn Marie Johnston of Gresham.
The groom-elect is a 2001 graduate of Heppner
High School. He attended Mt. Hood Community College
in Gresham and is currently co-owner/operator of his own
business, along with his cousin Kent Bloodsworth, in
Eugene.
The bride-elect is the daughter of James and Tami
Johnston of Troutdale. She is a 2001 graduate of Reynolds
High School in Gresham. She attended college at Mt. Hood
Community College and Central Washington College in
Ellensburg, WA. This fall she will be pursuing a bachelor’s
degree in elem entary education at W estern Oregon
University in Monmouth.
The couple plan a September 10, 2005, wedding in
Paesano’s Cedarville Park at 3800 W. Powell Loop in
-M C SO receiv ed making threats against her to Gresham at 6 p.m. All friends and relatives are cordially
report o f a stolen forest her family and had made invited to attend.
green bicycle in Irrigon.
sexual advancements to her.
Maggie Armato
-M C SO receiv ed
-M C SO receiv ed
to compete in
report of three to four boys report of a green parachute
on small motorbikes tearing in the water with something
spelling contest
up a road in Boardman.
attach ed to it n ear the
-M CSO receiv ed Arlington exit. Caller did not
To help celebrate the
Maggie
re p o rt o f a d a rk -c o lo r stop.
Painted Hills Festival, every Armato of
minivan all over the road and
-M C SO receiv ed one is invited to join a John H e p p n e r
the driver suspected of drunk rep o rt o f a m ale w ith Day Fossil Beds National
was a first
driving. The vehicle was unknow n in ju ries at the Monument ranger for a tour
p l a c e
lo cated at an Irrigon OHV park near Heppner.
of the prehistoric lights of winner in
residence.
-M C SO receiv ed our eastern Oregon night t
h
e
- B o a r d m a n report that Hermiston Police sky.
M o rro w
Ambulance, Boardman Fire arrested Bobby Leslie Wade
The program begins C o u n t y
Department received report on a Morrow County Circuit at 9 p.m., Friday, Sept. 2, and
School
of a motor vehicle accident Court warrant for probation ends at 10:30 p.m. It takes
D istric t’s
on Bombing Range south of violation/unauthorized use place at the m onum ent’s
s p e ll in g
Boardman. Subjects refused of a motor vehicle and an Painted Hills Unit overlook,
c
ontest
transport.
Irrigon Ju stic e C ourt 10 miles west of the town of held last
August 24: BPD warrant for failure to appear/ Mitchell, off State Highway
spring.
received report of a vehicle driving while suspended. He 26.
Maggie Armato
Th i s
stolen in Boardman.
A telescope will be contest was sponsored by
was lodged at the Umatilla
-BPD
receiv ed County Jail.
used during the program but Umatilla Morrow County
rep o rt o f a 6 6 -y ear-o ld
-M C SO receiv ed participants should bring ESD.
Boardman female having report that a cabin on Sand th e ir own b in o cu lars. A
She
w ill
rep resen t
bad pains by her heart, H ollow R oad had been warm coat is highly recom
Um atilla/M orrow County
shoulder and back.
mended for this outdoor pro m iddle sch o o ls at the
broken into.
gram.
Participants will be Oregon State Fair in Salem
M CSO receiv ed
-M C SO receiv ed
making
use of their night vi this w eekend. At this
report of a theft of an air report of a missing juvenile
compressor out of a truck in in Irrig o n . He retu rn ed sion and red flashlights will O regon D ep artm en t o f
be provided.
Boardman. Tractors were home.
E d u catio n
sp onsored
No alcohol is a l contest she will compete
also cleaned out and graffiti
-M C SO receiv ed
was written on the side of the rep o rt from an Irrig o n lowed in the park.
against students from all
Expect to see a few middle schools in Oregon.
shop.
woman that a female had
-M CSO receiv ed been making threats to her night sky satellites, star clus
ters, and a galaxy or two. No Pathfinders to
rep o rt from an Irrigon sister.
w om an that a man was Sheriff’s Report continued on reservations are needed and
begin new year
the program is free.
pageS
In case o f severe
A new Pathfinder
cloud or smoke cover, the
year
is
about
to begin.
program may be cancelled.
P a th fin d ers is a
Christian scouting group for
children ages 10-15 and
Youth Leadership Training
Christian Schultz anti II. C e n e Pace
forages 16-20.
Wedding - Satu rday, S ep tem b er 2 4 th
A com roast will be
H eppner
L ittle
League Township will be held at Dr. Ken Wenberg’s
Danielle Graybeal anti Dylan Pettyjohn
having a meeting on Monday home at 320 S. Green St.,
Show er - A ugust 2 S lli a n d S ep tem b er / tit
Sept. 19. Officers will be Heppner. on Tuesday, Sept.
elected officers to serve on 6, at 6:30 p.m. Registration
Wedding - Satu rday, O ctober 1st
the committee for the 2005- will be held at that time.
There are lots of fun
2006 season.
Mollie S c h n e id e r anti Rvan l l a lv o r s e n
The HLL Township activities planned for this
Wedding - S atu rday, O ctober 8 th
committee reports to and is year, especially designed for
part of Willow Creek Little the 10-15 age group, said a
spokesperson.
League.
If you are interested
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in serving on the committee,
217 North Main • Heppner
Business
Cards
the meeting will begin at 7
Phone 676-9158 • Floral 676-9426
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Program set at
fossil beds
W edding T ati es
Peterson's
Heppner
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Jewelers,
676-9200
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Joselyn Johnston and David Piper
Little League
plans meeting
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