E IG H T - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon
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SEVEN
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Wednesday, November H , 2011
DATED and first published
November 9, 2011
William J. Kuhn, OSB#
762075
A tto rn ey for P erso n al
Representative
To be published for three
consecutive weeks.
P E R S O N A L
REPRESENTATIVE:
Betty Voss
19519 Ivywood Ln
Mankato,MN 56Q01
507-995-2947
A T T O R N E Y
F OR
PERSONAL
REPRESENTATIVE:
William J. Kuhn
Kuhn Law Offices
410 E. Hurlburt Ave
Hermiston, OR 97838
541-567-8301
Published: November 9, 16
and 23, 2011
Affidavit
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June 24 (cont.):
PUBLIC NOTICE -MCSO received report
The Town o f Lexington o f a green Ford pickup
Town C o u n cil w ill be parked for several hours at
holding a special meeting an irrigation pump on the
M onday N ovem ber 28, caller’s property. The caller
2011 at 6:30 pm. This suspected it may have been
meeting will be to canvass stolen. It was determined to
the results of the Special be the neighbor’s vehicle.
Election held November
-MCSO deputy re
8, 2011. This m eeting ported being flagged down
will be held at Town Hall by a subject regarding an
425 F. Street Lexington, orchard.
Oregon 97839. The public
-MCSO received
is encouraged to attend.
multiple 911 calls report
Published: November 23, ing a semi-truck on fire on
2011
I-84/Hwy. 730. MCSO,
BPD, ODOT, Boardman
Fire D epartm ent, Irrig-
PUBLIC NOTICE on Fire Department and
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Boardman Ambulance re
OF T H E STATE OF sponded. Traffic was closed
OREGON
due to smoke on the road
FOR THE COUNTY OF way, however reports were
MORROW
received that cars were
Probate Department
backed up on the shoulder
In the Matter of the Estate to use the Hwy. 730 exit
of:
and several had almost hit
K E N N E T H W E SL E Y each other.
GREEN,
-MCSO received
Deceased.
report of a problem in the
No.l 1CV024
parking lot of the Lady of
NOTICE TO INTERESTED Guadalupe Catholic Church
PERSONS
in Boardman. The caller
Notice is given by William then advised that the sub
J. Kuhn, Attorney for the jects promised to fix the
Personal Representative, problem and did not want
that the Betty Voss has law enforcem ent to re
been appointed and has spond.
qualified as the personal
-MCSO received
representative of the estate. report from a Bdardman
All persons having claims subject that about an hour
ag a in st the esta te are previously, kids from Des
required to present it, with ert Springs Estates came to
proper vouchers, within
his residence and started to
four months after the date
cut down a tree in the front
of first publication of this of his property. He said he
notice, as stated below, to believed the kids planned to
the personal representative vandalize his property that
at the offices of Kuhn Law
night. He advised that his
Offices, 410 E. Hurlburt friends were at his orchard
Ave. Hermiston, Oregon and he and his dog were at
97838, or they may be the residence because of
barred. All persons whose the threat to vandalize the
rights may be affected by residence. BPD responded
the proceedings in this and was unable to locate
estate may obtain additional any damage.
in fo rm a tio n from the
-MCSO received
records o f the court, the rep o rt from an Irrigon
personal representative or woman that a male subject
the attorney for the personal showed up at their house
representative.
with a bleeding hand. She
BEO announces
2011 dividend
BEO Bancorp, the
“In 2010, the board
parent company of the Bank o f directors authorized a
dividend o f $0.20
of Eastern Oregon,
will be paying divi
per share. Being
able to double last
dends to sharehold
ers this year.
year’s dividend in
2011 is a testament
“I
am
pleased to announce
to the strides we
that the board o f
have m ade over
directors o f BEO
the past few years
Bancorp voted to Jeff Bailey
in dealing with the
challenges o f the
declare a $0.40 per
share dividend for 2011,” economic downturn. The
said BEO President and directors have made deci
CEO Je ff Bailey. “The sions over the past three
dividend will be paid to years which have improved
shareholders of record as of the overall strength of the
December 1,2011, payable bank, enhanced our capital
on or before December 15, levels and placed the bank
2011.”
on solid footing as the last
According to Board ing effects o f the ‘great
Chairman Brad Anderson, recession’ play out. We
BEO has paid a dividend 25 continue to be the highest-
of the past 26 years.
capitalized bank in eastern
“Dividends are a Oregon,” said Bailey. “We
reflection of the financial are pleased with the support
stability and profitability of o f our employees, share
J * bank’” Anderson saiud' holders and communities.
We are very happy to be They make it possible for
able to provide this divi- us to succeed.”
dend to our shareholders.”
Sheriff’s Report
reported that the man said
that he had been in a fight
across the street, did not
need an ambulance, but
was going to walk to the
Fire Hall to see if there was
anyone there. The female
advised they would like to
have a deputy respond.
-MCSO received
report from a Heppner man
that there was a domestic
dispute in progress with a
male and female screaming
and throwing things into
the yard. MCSO arrested
Charles Johnathon Hazen,
41, on a Union County
warrant for Unauthorized
Use o f a Motor Vehicle,
Driving While Suspended-
m isdem eanor, R eckless
Driving, Failure to Per
form the Duties of a Driver
with $25,000 bail. He was
also arrested on probable
cause charges if Disorderly
Conduct and Harassment-
Domestic Violence with
$6,000 bail. He was lodged
at Umatilla County Jail.
-MCSO received
report of a bad motor ve
hicle accident on Tower
Road, Boardman.
-MCSO received
report of a vehicle that had
hit a pivot at Depot Lane/
Paterson Ferry Rd., Irrigon.
The vehicle was gone, but
parts o f the vehicle were
still there. The caller didn’t
believe the vehicle could
have been driven away.
-MCSO received
rep o rt from an Irrigon
woman of a small dog with
a leash and post attached
tangled in a fence. She ad
vised she couldn’t untangle
the dog as it snapped at her
whenever she tried. She
said she knew the owners,
but they did not appear to be
home. The dog was trans
ported to Pet Rescue.
-MCSO received
report of criminal mischief
PUBLIC NOTICE
Notice of
Supplemental Budget Hearing
^Usejbrj>u££lcmenl^
e in a fund of 10% or more
A public hearing on a proposed supplemental budget for lone School District #2, Morrow County. State of Oregon,
for the fiscal year July I. 2011 to June 30, 2012 will be held at the lone Schol District. The Hearing will take place on
the 29th day of November. 2011 at 4:30 PM. The purpose of the hearing is to discuss the supplemental budget with
interested persons A copy of the supplemental budget document may be inspected or obtained on or after
November 21. 2011 at the lone School District Office between the hours of 7:30 a.m and 4 30 p m.
Summary of Supplemental Budget
Publish Only Those Funds Being Modified
Fund
Resource
Special Revenue Fun d
Amount
1 Local Revenue
2 Federal Revenue
Fund
Requirement
412.144
91,759
$
$
Total Resources
*
Capital Projects Fund
Resource
Amount
1 Local Revenue
2 Beginning Fund Balance
Total Resources
651,977
i Instruction
2 Community Services
Total Requirements
Requirement
t
i
19,662
273.400
i
303.062
1 Facilites Acquisition
Total Requirements
Amount
$
1 *
407.019
136,154
631,977 1
Amount
i
1 *_____
215,000
303.062 1
Authorizes expenditures m Special Revenue Fund for Associated Student Body. Food Services and Pool, due to additional local revenue and
Federal food service revenue Special Revenue Fund increased by $34,000
•Authorizes expenditures in Capital Projects Funds for Facilities appropriation, due to additional proceeds from energy tax credits and
Beginning Fund Balance Capital Project Fund increased by $71,662
Published: November 23, 2011
Affidavit
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at the Irrigon Marina. The
caller said that it appeared
that kids had kicked the
heads off sprinklers while
running through the park.
-MCSO received
report of a dead ram dis
covered on Wilson Lane in
Boardman, possibly shot
during the previous night.
A flashlight was discov
ered at the location, but the
caller reported his wife had
picked it up and brought
in into the house before
he could advise her not to
touch it or the open gate.
-MCSO received
report from a Boardman
subject that his trailer was
parked at a friend’s proper
ty, but he got into a dispute
with a subject who works
for him and the subject
threatened to bulldoze the
residence if the caller didn’t
move it.
-MCSO received
report o f subjects play
ing loud music, possibly a
band, on South Main St. and
Kunze Lane in Boardman.
-MCSO received
report from an anonymous
subject that a man on the
Umatilla County’s Most
Wanted List was at a resi
dence on Cutsforth Rd.
in Heppner. The caller ad
vised that the subject was at
his sister’s place and they
would most likely lie and
tell law enforcement that
he was not there.
-MCSO received
report o f a cougar walk
ing around Elk Trail Lane
near Heppner. ODFW was
contacted and will contact
the caller.
-M CSO D eputy
responded to back up the
Umatilla Police Depart
ment concerning an alarm
going off at a drug store in
Umatilla. The building was
secure.
-MCSO received
report o f loud music be
lieved to be coming from
the Sky View Drive area in
Boardman.
-MCSO received
report of loud music near
the golf course in Board-
man.
-MCSO received
report from a subject at
the Irrigon Marina, that
while she was there, two
males in a four-door gray
pickup loaded up .one of
the tables from the marina.
The subjects advised they
were bringing it back to
the park.
-MCSO received
report that a collie-m ix
was near A.C. Houghton
Elementary in Irrigon. The
caller advised that it was an
ongoing problem and the
dog came onto his property
and made his dogs bark.
-M C SO D eputy
advised he was out with a
suspicious vehicle at Green
\
Correa completes
ABA course
Christy Correa, As
sistant Vice President and
Finance C oordinator at
Bank o f Eastern Oregon,
recently received an Ameri
can Institute o f Banking
and Finance Di
ploma, which was
aw arded by The
American Bankers
Association.
To receive
the diploma, Cor
rea c o m p le te d Christy
Correa
11 courses over
a two-year study
program via online training.
Courses included principles
of banking, analyzing finan
cial statements, financial
accounting, economics for
bankers, law and bank
ing applications, consumer
lending, general account
ing, accounting 1, business
communications, business
law and teller update
“The bank would
like to acknowledge Chris
ty ’s dedication and per
severance in completing
the rigorous coursework
and obtaining her diploma
and Cannon streets in Hep
pner. It was determined
that someone was in the
vehicle.
-MCSO received
report of a brown cow on
the railroad right of way.
-MCSO received
request from an lone wom
an to pick up the animal trap
she borrowed. No animal
was caught.
-MCSO received
report from an Irrigon man
that he smelled smoke when
he came home after dark the
previous night and when he
got up in the morning he
noticed some of his trees
scorched. He requested
deputy contact.
-MCSO served di
vorce papers to an Irrigon
man. The w ife’s attorney
in Portland requested she
contact MCSO for his ad
dress.
-MCSO received
several reports of cars “all
over the road” and failing
to maintain lane on 1-84,
Boardman.
-M C SO D eputy
advised he was out with a
disabled vehicle. The car
ran out of gas, but help was
on the way.
-MCSO cited Lock-
ley Charles Bremner, 63,
for driving 78 mph in a 55
mph zone.
-MCSO received
report that Tualatin Police
Department arrested Pablo
Organiz Mendoza, 49, on
an Irrigon Justice Court
warrant for Failure to Ap-
pear/Failure to Appear. He
was lodged at Washington
County Jail with $330 bail
in full.
-MCSO received
report that Oregon State Po
lice arrested a 38-year-old
subject on an Irrigon Justice
Court warrant for Failure
to Pay Fine/Driving While
Suspended-misdemeanor.
He was lodged at Umatilla
County Jail.
-M C SO re p o rts
several individuals warned
for failure to use seat belt.
-M CSO assisted
Boardman Police Depart
ment in arresting Johnny
Lynn Johnson, 51.
-MCSO received
report o f two white cars
traveling at a high rate of
speed on Idaho in Irrigon.
The caller believed it may
have been a car chase. A
deputy responded, but was
unable to locate anything.
-MCSO received
report of a group of people
and a loud vehicle on Chase
St. in H eppner. MCSO
responded and determined
there was an adult party
there earlier, but nothing
found at the time.
-Boardman Police
Department received report
of subjects riding horses in
the Boardman Marina Park.
through the ABA program.
I congratulate her on this
accomplishment,” said Jeff
Bailey, president and CEO
of the bank.
“I appreciate the
organization’s will
ingness to continue
investing in my ca
reer. The coursework
provided me with a
well-rounded view
o f banking. I look
forward to putting
into practice the new
skills I’ve learned,”
said Correa.
Correa started her
banking career in 1992
as a teller in the Heppner
branch. She has also pro
vided services as executive
assistant, accounts payable
clerk and administrative
secretary to the board of di
rectors. She was promoted
to her current AVP status
and named Financing Co
ordinator in 2010.
C hristy and her
husband, Mike, live in Hep
pner and have two daugh
ters.
The subjects were advised
that horses weren’t allowed
in the park.
-B P D a r r e s te d
Johnny Lynn Johnson,
51, on a Umatilla Circuit
Court warrant for Failure
to Appear/Possession of
a Controlled Substance-
methamphetamine, Failure
to Appear/Failure to Ap
pear. He was lodged at
Umatilla County Jail with
$10,000 bail.
-BPD cited Leon
ardo Martinez Nava, 34,
for Driving While Suspend
ed-violation. He was also
warned for an obscured
windshield and failure to
carry license while driv
ing.
-BPD received re
port from a subject who said
that the neighbor across
the street was playing loud
music. He advised that he
went over and asked them
to turn it down and they
said it was Sunday and
they didn’t have to. While
he was on the phone with
BPD he advised that they
had turned it down.
-BPD warned sub
jects for parking in a hand
icapped spot, im proper
license display and an ob
scured windshield.
-BPD code officer
advised subjects that they
needed a fence around the
swimming pool they set
up.
-BPD contacted a
kid on a bicycle and warned
him for no helmet.
-BPD received re
port that wood products
and several metal spikes
were out in the middle of
the road by the clinic con
struction site on Willow
Fork. An officer responded
and reported it look like
someone kicked over the
survey markers, but the site
was secure.
-BPD received re
port of loud music coming
from a party on Kunze.
-BPD received re
port of a fight in progress
on Juniper Drive. An officer
made contact and deter
mined the subjects were
only fighting verbally.
-BPD received re
port that while a subject
was on the phone with his
girlfriend, she was being
assaulted by a boyfriend.
BPD and MCSO responded
and determined it was a
verbal argument only.
-BPD received re
port from a subject that a
blue Corsica almost pushed
them o ff the road. BPD
was unable to locate the
vehicle.
-BPD received re
port that a subject was ha
rassed at his job.