Heppner Gazette-Times. Heppner. Oregon Wednesday, December 16, 2009 - FIVE
and one dog was missing.
She called her brother who
was at a different location.
A deputy responded and
was unable to local anyone
or anything.
-MCSO received
report of a black, w hite and
tan sheepdog on Hwy. 207,
Lexington.
-MCSO received
report of a car that pulled
over suddenly on Hwy.
730-lrrigon. A deputy made
contact and determined the
driver was making a cell
phone call.
-MCSO received
report from an Irrigon sub
ject that she was being
Sheriffs Report
The Morrow County
Sheriff's Office reports han
dling the following busi
ness:
S e p t e m b e r 11 :
Morrow County Sheriff’s
O ffice arrested Donald
Duane Bond, 60, for DUI I
with a BAC o f . 15. He was
cited and released.
-MCSO received
report from a subject who
said his juvenile sister heard
noises outside at the resi
dence in Irrigon and the
dogs were barking, then
suddenly stopped barking
harassed by a female. A
deputy made contact and
the incident resolved.
-MCSO cited Le
roy M. Petterson, 77, for
Violation of the Basic Rule,
84 mph in a 55 mph zone.
-M CSO arrested
Kiana Elizabeth Carmack,
31, on an Irrigon Justice
Court warrant for Failure to
Appear/Driving While Sus
pended. She was released
on her own recognizance
with $6,000 bail. She was
also cited for Violation of
the Basic Rule, 70 mph in
a 55 mph zone.
-MCSO received
a cell phone call from a
subject w ho did not speak
English. He put a female
on the line who also did not
speak English.
-MCSO received
report of a lost wallet the
previous night at Irrigon
Elementary School or Ir
rigon High School.
-M CSO, Irrigon
Ambulance received report
from a 77-year-old woman
that she fell in her back yard
in Irrigon and was not able
to get up. She said she had
tried for the past hour. A
deputy responded and as
sisted. The subject refused
transport and Emergency
Services was advised to
stand down.
-MCSO received
request from an Irrigon
male that he can't take care
of his two dogs and would
like the sheriff's office to
take them to Pet Rescue. He
w as advised he was respon
sible for taking care of his
own dogs and he could take
them to Pet Rescue himself.
MCSO told him they would
take care of abandoned and
stray animals.
-MCSO received
report of a large black cloud
of smoke coming from a
semi on Hwy. 730, Irrigon.
A deputy made contact w ith
the driver who said he knew
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-MCSO received
report of a panic alarm at
the Morrow County Circuit
Court office. Dispatch con
tacted them and determined
that everything was okay
and the button had been
accidentally bumped.
-MCSO com m u
nicated with an Irrigon
subject about the location
of a feral cat problem.
-MCSO received
reports of an Isuzu Rodeo
driving erratically and run
ning a semi off the road
and a green Honda Accord
driving recklessly, speeding
up to 90 mph with three
young males inside, both
on 1-84, Boardman. Oregon
State Police was adv ised on
both calls.
-MCSO received
report from a Boardman
subject that the c a lle r’s
neighbor keeps allow ing his
dogs to go into the caller’s
yard. The dog owner was
warned to keep his dog on
his property.
-MCSO received
report of people swimming
in the canal in Boardman
and throwing things in the
water. A deputy made con
tact with two males and de
termined that they weren’t
swimming, but their dog
was. They were advised not
to allow their dog to swim
in the canal.
-MCSO received
report o f a male subject
driving an ATV up and
down Eagle Road, Heppner,
at a high rate of speed. The
caller said he made contact
with the subject and he
refused to slow down. A
deputy made contact and
the driver said he would
slow down.
-MCSO received
report from an Irrigon sub
ject that a Honda had driven
past his house slowly three
times in the last 10 minutes.
It turned out that the vehicle
belonged to a neighbor
looking for a missing ju
venile.
-MCSO warned ju
veniles about skateboard
ing in Heppner without
helmets.
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Oregon Wheat
Growers League
elects new officers
The N om inating
C om m ittee ch aired by
OWGL Im m ediate Past
President, Kevin Porter,
offered a slate of officers
for 2010 as follows: Darren
Padget, president; Craig
Reeder, vice president; Ty
son Raymond, secretary/
treasurer and JeffNewtson,
immediate past president.
The members present at the
annual meeting unanimous
ly accepted the proposed
slate of officers and Presi
dent Jeff Newtson swore
the new officers in effective
January 1,2010.
The Oregon Wheat
Growers League leadership
bestow ed awards upon sev
eral individuals. During the
annual meeting. President
Jeff Newtson, honored the
following individuals: Ore
gon Wheat Grow ers League
Board members. Shannon
Rust - Morrow County
president (O utstanding
County P resident), and
Lisa Rietmann - Federal
Programs/Transportation
Committee chair (Outstand
ing Committee Chair), were
both acknow ledged for
their outstanding contribu
tions during 2009.
Rust has serv ed the
Oregon Wheat producers
for a number of years and
will continue her service
in 2010.
Rietmann was hon
ored for her in-depth par
ticipation in the delivery
and implementation of the
new Farm Bill. Her insights
were instrumental in assur
ing the delivery of the pro
grams was consistent with
congressional intent.