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:
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Grand Champion Sheep:
Trent Cannon,
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Kolby Curtin,
Grand Champion Beef:
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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
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