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SIX - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, September 30,2009 HEALTH DISTRICT -received the fol lowing profit/loss statement from Mahoney for August: the district had $548,002 in gross patient revenue for August and $92,095 in total revenue deductions for $455,907 in net patient revenue; $90,227 in tax revenues and $2,501 in other operating revenue for $548,636 in total operating revenue; $619,629 in total operating expenses and an $11,643 in non-operating gain for a $59,349 loss for the month. -received the fol- lowing profit/loss state ment for the 2008-09 fiscal year: $6,390,977 in gross patient revenue; $890,101 in total revenue deductions; $658,489 in tax revenue; $102,152 in other operat ing revenue for $6,261,518 in total operating revenue; $6,876,333 in total operat ing expenses; $227,659 in non-operating gain for a $387,155 loss for the year. Mahoney said that the year end financial reports have not yet been completed. -received the fol low ing rep o rts for Au- Sheriffs Report gust: Pioneer M em orial Clinic: 382 patients w ith 38 new patients, 36 patients seen by a nurse and 11 no show s; lrrig o n M edical C linic: 202 patients, 40 new patients, 38 seen by a nurse and 12 no shows; Pioneer M em orial H os pital: 13 admissions, one swing bed admission; 18 admitted for observation; 446 total outpatients; 89 emergency room encoun ters; 1670 lab tests; 108 x-ray procedures; 34 CT scans; 37 EKG tests; one treadmill procedure; three colonoscopy procedures; tw o endoscopy procedures; 33 respiratory therapy pro c e d u re s; H ep p n er A m bulance: 31 total p ag e outs w ith 22 tran sp o rts for $29,054 in revenue; B oardm an A m b u lan ce: 23 total page-outs with 18 transports for $21,846 in revenue; lrrigon A m bu lance: 16 total page outs with seven transports for $7,219; there were three flights; 126 Home Health visits; one Hospice admis sion; 912 drug doses for $54,934 in drug rev enue. The Morrow County Sheriff s Office reports han dling the following busi ness: July 8: M orrow County S h e riff’s O ffice received report from an lrrigon man that he was selling an item on Craig’s List and the subject sent him a $ 10,000 check which turned out to be fraudu lent. -MCSO completed a welfare check on a possi ble juvenile one mile west o f Patterson Ferry w alking eastbound with a ball cap pulled over her face and face diverted, appearing to not wanting to be seen. It turned out to be a female in her 30s who did not need anything and did not want help or contact. -M CSO received report from an lrrigon sub ject who said his daughter had a phone on his ac count and she was receiv ing voice mails that he did not approve of. He said the company refunded the money and he had a copy o f the letter confirming the amount refunded. -M CSO received request for a deputy from a Heppner subject to speak to juveniles about w ear ing helm ets when riding bicycles. -MCSO received request for assistance in Heppner for a subject just released from a m ental health facility. The subject had a warrant for U nau thorized Use o f a M otor Vehicle. -M CSO received report o f a suspicious in dividual in lrrigon with a Georgia plate on his rig and a southern accent and concerns about tools and equipment. -M CSO received report of a subject in the Blakes Ranch area who the caller says “drives intoxi cated all the time”. -MCSO received report of a house in lrrigon with both the back yard and front yard filled with garbage and the garbage is blowing into the neigh bor’s yard. -MCSO received report that the ski dock, where the old swimming dock was in lrrigon, had broken loose and was float ing down the river with the Thank you to the 2009 Morrow County 4-H/FFA Livestock Auction Supporters ,, , , grand Champion Swine: rin . j ’ \ Grand Champion Sheep: Trent Cannon, ♦I k i Kolby Curtin, Grand Champion Beef: /no Brett Harrison, Hinton Creek Hoggers Oregon Trail Livestock Oregon Trail Livestock Buyer: Jerry Gentry, Buyer: Beverly Crowley, Buyer: John Murray, Gentry Homes Montana Clothing Company Murray's Drug The Morrow County Livestock Growers would like to thank the following people & businesses for their support of the 2009 Morrow County 4-H/FFA Auction! Buyers Anderson Farm Hancock & Company Aylett Farms Healy Ranch Bailey Heavy Equipment Heideman Brothers Bank of Eastern Oregon Heppner Family Foods Banner Bank Hermiston New Holland Barney & Kim Lindsay Hughes Ranch Bill & Nancy Jepsen Intermountain Livestock Boardman Car Wash Jeff & Missy Cutsforth Boardman Pharmacy Jerry McElligott Bob & Sharon Harrison Joe & Donna Rietmann Bob Kilkenny John & Diane Kilkenny Brian & Susie Thompson Lamb Weston Buttercreek Cattle Les Schwab Tire Center - Cannon Chiropratic Heppner Cascade Specialties Lexington Machine Cathis Energy Lexington Pump Charlie Anderson LTI Inc. CLD Pacific Grain Lunders Suffolks Columbia River Processing Mark & Pam Wunderlich Community Bank - Heppner Mark & Shanny Miller Dan & Ashley Lindsay Maureen McElligott Dave Maloney Mid Columbia Producers Devin Oil Mid Columbia Title Double T Farms Mike McNamee Dr. Dick Temple Mikes Mobile Slaughter Elmer's Irrigation Montana Clothing Com EZ Wireless Fosa Farms Frank & Lavonne Mader Frederickson Farms Gar Aviation Gentry Homes pany Monte & Becky Evans Morrow County Grain Growers Morter Farms Murrays Drug NW Farm Credit Services NW Metal Fabrication Odd Fellows Lodge Oregon Trail Vet Clinic Patricia Pilz Paul &Sue Walton Peg Leg Farms Pete & Nancy McElligott Pioneer Hybrid Proudfoot Ranches PTG Rosco & KayRene Qualls Seitz Aviation Snow McElligott Solid as a Rock Stable of Youth Starvation Farms T-Bar Enterprises Terry & Karen Thompson Travis & Kirsten Harrison Umatilla Electric Van Schoaick Ranch Waste Management Wes & Mary Killion Wheatland Insurance- Heppner WilburEllis Wilkinson Ranch Trucking Mitch &Tag Ashbeck Kyle & Darcy Robinson Ring Men Chris Rauch Ken Bailey Marc Orem Brian Thompson Kyle Robinson Rod Taylor Auctioneer Ken Grieb Special Thanks Tom Price Marc & Lindsay Orem Beef Northwest Feeders Morrow County Grain Growers Cenex Harvest States Bank of Eastern Oregon Morrow County Fair 4-H Ambassadors Photography Sandy Matthews Alita Nelson ladder still on it. -M CSO received report o f m usic playing too loud at an lrrigon resi dence. -MCSO received report o f a blue Subaru Outback traveling at 100 m ph on 1-84 eastbound near Boardman. -M C S O c ite d Shelley Anne Coyle, 49, for Violation of the Basic Rule, 75 mph in a 55 mph zone. -MCSO received report that a red pickup with a canopy was driv ing around Heppner really fast and the subjects in the vehicle were throwing firecrackers out the w in dow. The reporter said the subjects tried to get two little boys to come up to the vehicle. A 15-year old was cited for Illegal Possession and Use of Fireworks and Throw ing Away Lighted M a te ria l. D avid Jam es Reed, 18, was arrested on probable cause charges of Illegal Possession and Use o f Fireworks and Throwing Away Lighted Material. He was released on his own recognizance with $3,500 bail. -M CSO received report o f debris, including metal shelving and a 4x4 post, in both lanes o f travel on 1-84 near Boardman. -M C SO , B oard- m an Police D epartm ent rec e iv e d rep o rt from a B oardm an su b je c t that he w itnessed one o f the neighbors killing a kitten at an apartment complex in Boardman.. -BPD received re port of an attempted bur glary at a school in Board- man. -BPD, Boardman Fire Department received report o f smoke com ing from the laundry room at the back o f a house. -BPD received a report o f a kitten hit by ai car and badly InJiuWd. Tftb code officer was going to put it down. -H eppner A m bu lance received report of a m ale possibly having a stroke in Heppner. The subject was transported. -lr rig o n A m b u lance received report from a man that his wife was diz zy. He said she was mildly diabetic, had migraines and was on m edication. The patient refused transport. July 9: M orrow County S h e riff’s Office re c e iv e d rep o rt from a deputy o f suspicious cir cumstances at building on Main Street in lrrigon with an open door. The building was secure and there was no forced entry. Public w orks was advised and they requested the deputy to shut the door and they would check on it in the morning. -M CSO received report the Umatilla County S heriff’s Office arrested K elly M. Rosas, 31, on an lrrigon Justice Court warrant for Failure to Ap pear. He w as lodged at Umatilla County Jail with $6,000 bail. The subject was also lodged on a Uma tilla County Sheriff’s Of fice warrant. -M CSO received report of a semi truck con stantly parking on Utah Street in lrrigon running all night, but a city ordinance states there is to be no semi parking on city streets. A deputy responded and was unable to locate anything. -MCSO received report of a hold up alarm at the Bank o f Eastern Or egon in Heppner. It was a false alarm. -MCSO received request for a drug dog for a trooper on a traffic stop. The canine was cancelled. -M CSO received report of a suspicious male on property in Boardman. The subject asked for a ride and was talking to himself. A female was also seen. The su b ject w as tra n s ported to detox. -M CSO received re p o rt from an lrrig o n wom an that subjects are shooting guns toward her livestock. The sheriff and under sheriff spoke to the subjects. -M CSO received report o f a car pulling into the W illow C reek Dam park and two people went through the gate, with one up on the dam. A deputy was unable to locate any one. -MCSO received report of a possible drunk driver on Flwy. 730. The vehicle was found in its driveway. -Boardman Police Department made contact with a vehicle that had its doors open. The ow ner advised that someone from his company got something out o f it and forgot to close it up. -BPD received re port of someone camping on the access road. The campers were advised that the area was not designated for overnight camping. 1 bv' -B P D : r e c e iv e d rep o rt o f a d riv e -o ff in Boardman, owing $30. The subjects didn’t even stop at the stop sign. -BPD cited Luis Angel Ruiz Aguilar, 40, for No Operator’s License. -B PD cited M i chael M ulliken, 25, for Contempt o f Court-viola tion o f no contact order. He was lodged at Umatilla County Jail with $7,500 bail. BPD arrested M i chelle L. Cowan, 29, for DUII. She was lodged at UCJ with $12,000 bail. -BPD officer re ported a male subject yell ing at the p olice. S ub ject was advised that if he didn’t really want to talk to the police, he shouldn’t have yelled at them. -B o ard m an Fire D epartm ent received re port o f a fire. It was a false alarm. -Boardman Ambu lance received report o f a male with chest pains. He was transported to Good Shepherd Hospital. July 10: Morrow C ounty S h e riff’s Office received report from a sub ject that circles sprinkled -Continued on Next Page Growing bids God's Way A non denominational, Christian paren ting program •Growing Kids God's Way can help any parent reach the heart of children with virtues and values that flow from the character o f God and do it without stressing the child or the parents * Introductory Meeting October 5 at 6:30 pm Heppner 5DA Church 560 N. Minor, Heppner Refreshments will be served Childcare Available
