FOUR - Heppner Gazette-1 imes. Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, August 1b, 2UU/
Pheasants Forever Youth Clav %/ Shoot held Boardman Interchange Area
Management / Transportation System
hearings continued
M ike Bennett and Steve Cherry hold a safety meet ini’ for the Youth ( lav shoot held by Columbia
Plateau PF and O D FW .
-Photo by Sandy Matthews
Nearly 1 500 clay
targets were thrown dur
ing the Columbia Plateau
Pheasants Forever Youth
Clay Shoot last Saturday at
Rolling Hills Hunting Pre
serve. 28 youngsters, ages
six through 17, and parents
enjoyed a day o f shooting
and a barbeque. The pro
gram was sponsored by PF
Step (futside Program which
advocates that “No Child
Shall be Left Indoors,” and
the Heppner Oregon Depart
ment of Fish and Wildlife
who donated shotgun shells
and clay targets.
“The club has a new
clay thrower on a trailer,"
said Skip Matthews PF
Chapter President. "We
wanted to have a youth
event to get some kids out
to experience something that
maybe they had never done
before and to try out the new
trap thrower.” The “trap
wagon” was built by Mike
Bennett w ith a lot of much
appreciated help from Rev in
Chick of Miller Manufactur
ing. Prizes were aw arded for
I st through 3rd place in four
age categories. The winners
in the 10 and under were 1 st
Place: Skyler Hawks, 2nd
Place: Tommy Bredfield and
3rd Place: Riley Gorham.
11-12 year old winners were
1st Place: Keenan Helfrecht,
2nd Place: Aidan Wright and
3rd Place: Andrew FJatfield.
13-14 year old w inners were
1st Place: Brett Harrison,
2nd Place: Donald Mat
thews and 3rd Place Trent
Cannon. Winning the 15 and
older category w as 1 st Place:
Sam King, 2nd Place: Bo
Foster and 3rd Place Dillon
Lutcher. A raffle for a shot
gun was held and the winner
w as Zach Bredfield.
COCC offers scholarships for Help students
eastern Oregon students
succeed
C entral O regon
Community College is of
fering 20 Eastern Oregon
Scholarships for the 2007-
08 academic year. To qual
ify for the $1,000 awards,
applicants must be new
COCC students who reside
in Baker, Gilliam, Grant,
Harney, Lake, Klamath,
Malheur, Morrow, Sherman,
Umatilla, Union, Wallowa,
Wasco or Wheeler counties.
Applicants must complete a
Free Application for Federal
Student Aid (FAFSA).
For information, call
the COCC Financial Aid Of
fice at 383-7260.
Justice Court report
Morrow County Jus
tice Court Judge Charlotte
Gray has released the fol
lowing report:
-Timothy L. Binder,
18, Condon, minor in pos
session by consumption
alcohol, $166 fine.
-Brian E. King, 35,
Stanfield, failure to drive
within lane, $185 fine.
-John S. Sargent, 30,
Pendleton, violation of the
basic rule by going 79 mph
in a 55 mph zone, failure
to carry proof of insurance,
$185 fine.
-Benjamin L. Mc-
Carl, 17, Heppner, v iolation
of the basic rule by going
77 mph in a 55 mph zone,
$185 fine.
-Gustabo A. Torres,
21, Pendleton, open con
tainer (MVA), $210 fine.
-Raymond William
(X
O’Neal, 71, Heppner, v io
lation of the basic rule by
going 88 mph in a 55 mph
zone, $324 fine.
-Brandi I.. Heide-
man, 25, lone, violation
of the basic rule by going
75 mph in a 55 mph zone.
$148 fine.
-Nels Wenberg, 22,
Camp Pendleton, CA, fur
nishing alcohol to a minor,
$645 fine.
HHS registration
dates announced
H e p p n e r Hi gh
School registration will be
held August 20-24 from
8 a.m until 4 p.m. New
student registration will be
held on August 22 from 8
a.m. until 4 p.m. Fees can be
paid and schedules picked
up during registration.
August is National
Back-To-School Month and
parents everywhere are busy
helping their children pre
pare for school. Unfortu
nately. many families are
unable to afford the basic
supplies every child needs
to start the school year off
on the right foot.
A tradition of donat
ing new school supplies was
started by Klamath First
Bank and I leppner Nazarene
Church. The last few years
Mary Ann Elguezabal has
carried out that tradition.
The following is a
list of items that all chil
dren need to succeed: No.
2 pencils, colored pencils,
crayons, erasers, compasses,
notebook paper, folders
with pockets, rulers, scis
sors. protractors, glue sticks,
white glue, 3-ring binders,
basic calculators, and back
packs.
Donations may be
dropped o ff at Heppner
Elementary School or call
Mary Ann at 676-5774 and
she can pick up the items. A
financial contribution is also
appreciated.
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The Boardman City
Council continued hearings
Tuesday night, from June
19th, to consider adoption
of the proposed Interchange
Area Management Plan
(IAMP) and a Transporta
tion System Plan (TSP)
Update. The City’s trans
portation consultant, Carl
Springer of DKS Associ
ates, prepared the final draft
proposals of the IAMP and
the TSP. The goal of the
plans are to develop an
IAMP for the interchanges
of 1-84 at Main Street and
Laurel Lane to establish
corrective measures which
would ensure safe and ef
ficient traffic movement of
the interchange areas over
a 20-year period. With an
IAMP in place the City will
also establish eligibility for
state funding of future street
projects. Several property
ow ners, businesses, and oth
er interested parties attended
Tuesday’s meeting to testify
as to the effect the plans may
have on the community.
Many had concerns of busi
nesses being threatened by
cutting off access to Front
Street. Alternative sugges
tions included widening the
overpass at exit 164 and the
off ramps and/or lengthen
ing the offramps.
Although Council
ors did not adopt these draft
plans as presented, they
felt they were a good start
on creating the final plans.
Both hearings were con
tinued indefinitely until the
City, along with officials
from the Oregon Depart
ment of Transportation, the
Department of Land Conser
vation Development, and the
public hav e held a workshop
to “tweak" the current draft
plans. A workshop date w ill
be set during the August 21 st
Council meeting.
In other City news,
the Council adopted an Or
dinance rezoning 76 acres
from Future Urban to Resi
dential, where a developer
plans a residential subdivi
sion. An Ordinance was
adopted concerning park
ing semi-tractor trailer in
residential zones. The Coun
cil also adopted language
changes to the Municipal
Code pertaining to side
walks and motor trucks. The
next regularly scheduled
meeting of the Boardman
City Council is Tuesday,
August 21,2007 at 7 p.m. at
Boardman City Hall.
Sheriff's Report
The Morrow County Sheriff’s Office reports handling the follow ing business:
August 2 contin The reporter thought it was Bradley Schwabrow, 21.
ued: -An MCSO deputy was possibly a drunk driver. An He was lodged at Umatilla
flagged down by a citizen officer followed the vehicle County Jail.
-M CSO received
reporting a lost black lab for three miles hut did not
see the vehicle cross the report from MCGG at the
w ith a red harness.
propane plant in Heppner
-MCSO received a lines.
that they would be burning
-BPD
arrested
Fran
report stating that the re
porter’s girlfriend’s son was cisco Javier Olvera, 39, on a the vapor out of a tank.
-MCSO received
being threatened by his fa UCSO warrant for Harass
report of deer poaching at
ther. The reporter wanted the ment.
-BPD received a call Spring Hollow Rd. in Flepp-
juvenile to stay with him.
No crime was determined w ith the reporter stating that ner. The OSP was adv ised.
-M CSO received
and the reporter was adv ised a female subject was calling
that it was a civil issue and her stating that she had lost report of a power outage
that they would need to talk her dog and wanted it back. at the sheriff’s office and
to a lawyer about changing The reporter has already residences on the hill in
gone through the 1 7 day Heppner around 10: 12 a.m.
custody.
Columbia Basin Electric
-MCSO received a adoption period.
-BPD received a re was adv ised. The power was
citizen assist request for
a boat with a dead motor. port of an abandoned dog. back on around 11:30 a.m.
-MCSO cited Tia
The subject was safe but The dog was transported to
the wind was starting to the Hermiston Vet Clinic. Lea Thomas, 24, for Driv
-BPD received a re ing While Suspended vio
pick up.
-MCSO issued a ci port of a rear license plate lation.
-MCSO cited Jose
August 3: Morrow
tation to Karen M Robinson,
Rosendo
Calvillo, 19, for
50, for going 78 mph in a 55 County Sheriff’s Office, Ir-
rigon Ambulance received Driving While Suspended
mph zone.
-An MCSO deputy report of a subject in lrrigon violation.
-MCSO received re
was flagged down by citi that her heav ily intoxicated
port
from
Kliekatat County
zen reporting barking dogs mother had called and ad
in the neighborhood. The vised her that she had swal advising that a rolled wheat
truck that lost its brakes on
deputy was unable to locate lowed nine pills.
-MCSO, Boardman Redding Rd., Hwy. 206 in
the dogs.
-MCSO received a Police Department, Board- Heppner.
-M CSO received
complaint with the reporter man Ambulance received
stating that her six year report o f a 25-year-old report from a 13 year-old
old niece keeps calling the woman, eight months' preg who was interpreting for his
house and she wants her to nant complaining of lower mother that someone had
egged their vehicle for the
back pain in Boardman.
stop.
-M CSO received past two days in lrrigon.
-An MCSO deputy
-MCSO received re
warned three juveniles not report of the lrrigon water
to be in the park heside Mur system failing about 3 a.m. port from a subject worried
that morning. The water about ex-girlfriend’s little
ray’s after 8 p.m.
-MCSO received a was to be used for sanitary boy. The girlfriend, who was
using drugs, was living in
911 call stating that two purposes only.
-M CSO received lrrigon w ith her mother who
suspicious people were at
the residence south of the report of someone driv ing was also using drugs. Be
crazy and almost hitting a havioral health was adv ised
reporter’s residence.
and MCSO made contact.
-MCSO made con pedestrian in Boardman.
-MCSO received re
-M CSO received
tact with a male subject who
said he was resting in the report of a front door w ide port of a possible Labrador-
car and would soon be on open at an lrrigon residence mix puppy, around 12 weeks
where no one was living. old found near Penland
his way.
-BPD received a re A deputy responded. Ev Lake.
-MCSO received re
port of a brown pit bull out erything was okay with no
port of sev eral cows out on
of the reporter’s neighbor's forced entry.
-MCSO received re Hwy. 730 near the county
yard. The neighbors were
not home and the reporter port of a lost black Austra line.
-MCSO cited Ron
lian shepherd with one blue
did not need contact.
ald Lee Rupe, 66, for VBR,
BPD received a re and one brown eye.
-MCSO received re driv ing 83 mph in a 55 mph
port of green Ford Explorer
not maintaining its lane and port of parole and probation zone.
straddling the white line. officers arresting Wayne
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