FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, February 4,2009
Mental facility changes location
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and give them a place to
stabilize and avoid hospi
talization.
W hen b u ilt, the
fa c ility w ill be ad m in
iste red by C om m unity
Counseling Solutions, o f
w hich K im berly L in d
say o f Lexington is the
director. Some o f the ser
vices they also provide are
mental health assessment.
aleohol/drug assessment,
DU11 evaluations, indi
vidual, group and family
therapy. They administer a
residential mental facility
in Boardman.
Although no firm
date has been announced
it was earlier state that the
facility is expected to be
finished in September or
October o f 2009.
Justice Court Report
Judge Charlotte Gray, Heppner Justice Court, has
released the following report:
-Jerry R. Conklin, 41, Heppner, Driving While
Suspended Violation and Driving Uninsured, $810 fine.
-Andrew J. Weber, 18, Meridian, ID, MIP-Alcohol
by consumption, $244 fine.
-Gary M. Van Domelen, 42, Happy Valley, hunting
on the enclosed land o f another and hunting wildlife from
a motor vehicle, $524 fine.
-David L. Hatch, 36, Post Falls, ID, Violation of
the Basic Rule by going 76 mph in a 55 mph zone, $244
fine.
-Heather L. Bradfield (Combes), 20, lone, MIP-
alcohol, $ 166 fine.
M atthew Tyler Van D om elen, 22, H illsboro,
acting in the v iolation of hunting on the eclosed land of
another, taking grouse without Upland Bird Validation,
$412 fine.
-D ean M. Sm ith, 47, C lackam as, failu re to
immediately validate elk tag, $57 fine.
-Melvin L. McCarl, 46, Lexington, failure to obey
traffic control device (stop sign), $185 fine.
-Dustin D. Rollis, 28, Heppner, failure to use
seatbelt, driving uninsured, $261 fine.
-Iva J. Zimmerman, 22, Lexington, Violation of
the Basic Rule by going 75 mph in a 55 mph zone, $131
fine.
-James B. Munkers, 18, Heppner, no operator’s
license-w ith motor vehicle accident, failure to carry proof
of insurance, $524 fine.
-C larence Proctor, 57, D U H (x2), 24 months
probation (x2), 60 days in jail (x2), 40 hours community
service, complete alcohol education, $2,312 fine.
Lexington Baptist Church
to host Valentines meal
Department of Homeland Security firefighter investment to assist
Boardman Rural Fire Protection District in hiring four new positions
U .S . R ep . G re g
W alden (R -O re.) re c en t
ly announced a $670,220
Assistance to Firefighters
Grant ( AFG) for the Board-
man Rural Fire Protection
D istrict. The investm ent,
which is aw arded by the
Department o f Homeland
Security, will provide four
new paid firefighter posi
tions.
‘T m always pleased
to see responsible federal
in v estm en ts being m ade
for public services in our
communities,” said Walden.
'"The Boardman Rural Fire
Protection District provides
a critical service to the peo
ple o f Boardman, so it’s es
pecially fulfilling to see such
a valuable institution have
the o p p o rtu n ity to grow
with four new firefighting
positions.”
B o ard m an R u ral
F ire P ro tec tio n D istric t
Les Schwab perfect attendance
award winners named
C hief Marc Rogelstad said,
“We are really appreciative
o f Representative Walden’s
longstanding work for first
responders. The four new
positions are extremely im
portant to the community
and the Boardm an Rural
Fire Protection District as
it in creases the daytim e
capabilities o f the volunteer-
based district when volun
teer numbers are typically
at their lowest.”
The AFG program
is designed to help local
firefighting and emergency
response personnel obtain
equipment, vehicles, train
ing, and other resources
needed to provide communi
ties with protection against
fire and other hazards. For
more information about the
Assistance to Firefighters
Grant program, go to http://
www.firegrantsupport.com/
afg/.
Birth Announcements
Penelope Clover Keys - Josie Proctor Keyes
and Josh Keyes o f Portland announce the birth o f a
daughter, Josie Proctor Keyes on Friday, January 30,
2009, at St. Vincent's Hospital in Portland.
At birth she weighed six pounds, 11 ounces and
was 19 inches in length.
Grandparents are Mike and Kay Proctor of Hep
pner and Dr. Tom and Peg Rheuben o f Sisters.
N ova Lee Noel C am p b ell - Jennifer and
Richard Campbell o f lone announce the birth of their
daughter. Nova Lee Noel Campbell on December 30,
2008 at Good Shepherd Hospital.
At birth she weighed seven pounds, 12 ounces
and was 21 inches in length.
Grandparents are Dennis and Janet Thompson
and Kelly and Deb Campbell, all o f lone.
Pictured is John Gould from Les Schwab Tire Center and Tommy
Bredfield, winner of the $25 gift certificate to Murray’s Drug.
Engagement announced
for Bayot, Jacobsen
- Contributed Photo
Les Schwab Pride in Performance perfect atten
dance awards were announced for the first semester o f the
2008-09 school year. 36 students at Heppner Elementary
School had perfect attendance for the first semester and
59 students with perfect attendance for the second quarter.
Les Schwab donated one $25 gift certificate to Murray’s
Drug and Tommy Bredfield was the winner. Les Schwab
will also partner with HES for second semester perfect
attendance awards and all year perfect attendance awards
and prizes.
Lexington Baptist Church will be hosting a shared
Valentines meal on February 15, 2009 at 12:15, immedi
ately following morning worship. Everyone is welcome to
this potluck dinner. Drinks and a cake will be provided.
Also on this day Lexington Baptist Church we
The University o f Idaho has announced that more
will be hosting a Family Game Night beginning at 5 p.m.
Refreshments and snacks will be provided, everyone is than 2,200 students have earned a place on the fall semes
invited to this night o f fun, a variety o f games will be ters Dean's List.
To be named to the list, undergraduate students
available, but if you have one you would like to share,
earned a grade point average o f 3.5 or better on 12 or more
bring it along.
graded credits. Law students earned at least a 3.0 GPA on
a minimum o f 10 graded credits.
Students on the Dean's List include: Justin Archer
Christian Life Center members will be serving
from lone (College of Engineering) and Kylee Disque from
lunch on Wednesday, February 11. The menu will include Lexington (College o f Education).
navy beans with ham, mixed vegetables, Waldorf salad,
combread, and lemon bars.
2008 fall Dean’s List announced
for University of Idaho
Kyle Jacobsen and Tamara Bayot
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Morrow County Clerk Bobbi Childers has released
the following report o f marriage licenses issued:
-January 7: Samuel Douglas Martin, 39, Lexington
and Angela Nikolau Avlonitis, 35, Heppner.
Catholic Men’s Conference
set for Pendleton
The Northwest Cath
olic Men’s Conference will
be held on February 27 and
28 at the Pendleton Conven
tion Center.
The conference will
begin at 6 p.m. on Friday
February 27 with a Bishop's
Mass.
The lineup of speak
ers includes: Bishop Robert
Vasa from the Baker Dio
cese; Father Bailey Clem
ens; Father Antoine Thomas
o f EWTN; Father Mathew
Hincks; and Father Robert
Grenier. The conference will
conclude Sunday afternoon
with a testimony by Kellen
Clemens, a graduate o f the
University o f Oregon, who
is currently a quarterback
for the New York Jets foot
ball team.
The cost for the con
ference is $25 and includes
snacks, breakfast, and lunch.
Registration forms and ad
d itio n al info rm atio n are
available at www.gowest-
cath o licm en .co m or can
be obtained by calling St.
Mary’s Parish in Pendleton
at 541-276-3615.
Smart Hearts
Health Fair to be
held Feb. 5
Saturday, February 7, 2009
@ Heppner High School,
Heppner, Oregon
Competition begins at 9:00 a.m.
Smart Hearts Health
Fair will be held on Thurs
day, February 5, at the HES
gym. There will be a free
taco dinner from 5-7 p.m.
Booths will he open from
5:30-7:30 p.m.
Tickets ran be purchased at the door.
Concessions asailable.
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Tamara Lynn Bayot and Kyle Brink Jacobsen,
both o f San Diego, CA, announce their engagement and
upcoming wedding.
Tamara is the daughter of Jesse and Patricia Bayot
o f San Diego. She is a 2004 graduate o f Monte Vista High
School in San Diego. She is attending Cuyamaca College
in San Diego.
Kyle is the son of Karmin Brannon Schwertfeger
o f Tracy, CA and Randy Jacobsen o f San Jose, CA. He is
a 2002 graduate o f Wilcox High School in Santa Clara,
CA. He is currently a Boatswainsmate, second class, with
the United States Navy on Coranado Island in San Diego,
CA.
The wedding will be held on April 10, 2009 in Las
Vegas, NV.
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