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(MCSO) Article 5 Land
Partitioning.
Land Partition LP-N-435:
Port of Morrow, applicant
and owner. The property is
described as Lax Lots 203,
205 and 200 of Assessor’s
Map 4N 25 11. I"he property
is located inside the
Boardman Urban Growth
Boundary in the Port of
Morrow, and is zoned MG.
Request is to partition the
parcel in to two parcels.
C rite ria for a p p ro v a l
include MCSO Article 5
Land Partitioning.
Opportunity to voice support
or opposition to the above
proposal or to ask questions
willbe provided. Failure
to raise an issue in person
or by letter or failure to
provide sufficient specificity
to afford the decision maker
an opportunity to respond to
the issue precludes appeal
to the Land Use Board of
Appeals based on those
issues.
Copies of the staff report
and all relevant documents
will be av ailab le after
November 30, 2012. For
more information, please
c o n ta c t th e P la n n in g
Department at 541-922-
4624 or 541-676-9061,
extension 5506.
DATED this 21st day of
November 2012
M O RR O W C O U N T Y
P L A N N I N G
DEPARTMENT
Published: November 21,
2012
Affidavit
DA’s Report
BOMB SCARE
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gon high school. How­
ever, he said police training
covers such events.
“They train us on cer­
tain details on how to react
and protocols and clearing
the building, searching,”
said Wilson, who added that
the event wasn’t a shock,
even in a small town like
Heppner. “I don’t believe
it’s a surprise; it can happen
anywhere, and there’s no
reason we shouldn’t all be
prepared for something like
this to happen. We don’t
treat them as routine; we
treat them as serious every
time.”
Wilson said he was one
of two police responders,
the other being a Boardman
officer who happened to be
at Les Schwab getting his
car worked on, heard what
was happening and showed
up to help. Other respond­
ers were Heppner volunteer
fireman Ryan Jundt—also a
MCSO deputy—and Assis­
tant Fire Chief Steve Rhea.
It was those four who went
into the building to deter­
mine whether the promised
bombs actually existed.
“The caller had stated
a 25-minute time on deto­
nation, so we waited until
well after the time limit
as a precaution before we
went in and cleared,” said
Wilson.
The so-called “bomb
promise” turned out to be
a hoax after all, one of 18
across Oregon Monday af­
ternoon. According to Ore­
gon State Police, 28 county
courthouses and the Oregon
Public Service Building in
Salem received phoned-in
bomb threats Monday af­
ternoon, Nov. 19.
“These threats appear
to be similar to multiple
reports received Nov. 15
in Washington State (ap­
proximately eight reports)
and Nov. 2 (approximately
nine reports) in Nebraska,
which were all unfounded,”
said an OSP statement. The
OSP reported that the state­
wide threats began around
2:30 p.m. and continued for
about an hour.
Other locations with
courthouse bomb threats
included Baker, Benton,
Clatsop, Crook, Curry, De­
schutes, Gilliam, Grant,
Jackson, Jefferson, Kla­
math, Lake, Lane, Lin­
coln, M alheur, M arion,
Multnomah, Polk, Sher­
man, Tillamook, Umatilla,
Union, Wallowa, Wasco,
Washington, Wheeler and
Yamhill counties.
Twenty-two of the lo­
cations evacuated personnel
while responding law en­
forcement conducted area
checks, while others chose
not to evacuate but also
conducted checks. None of
the locations reported find­
ing any suspicious objects.
Morrow County per­
sonnel were allowed back
in their offices around 3:51,
a little more than an hour
after the initial scare. For
them, life goes on, though
with an unpleasant memory
of a Monday in Novem­
ber.
“Now we're back here
today, just doing our job,”
said Wolff.
M orrow C ounty
District Attorney Justin
Nelson has released the
following report:
-Marvin Alex Pou-
rier, 48, was convicted of
Possession of Methamphet-
amine, a Class C felony, and
sentenced to six months
prison time with the Oregon
Dept, of Corrections with
credit for time served and
to run concurrent with the
following charges. The de­
fendant was given one year
post-prison supervision.
Fines, fees and assessments
were $678.
-Marvin Alex Pou-
rier, 48, was convicted of
Possession of a Controlled
S ubstance in Schedule
II, a Class C felony, and
sentenced to six months
driver's license suspension
and six months prison time
with the Oregon Dept, of
Corrections with credit for
time served and to run con­
current with other charges.
The defendant was given
one year post-prison su­
pervision. Fines, fees and
assessments were $678.
-Marvin Alex Pou-
rier, 48. was convicted of
Failure to Appear in the
center manager.
First Degree, a Class C
GEODC is a private,
felony, and sentenced to
non-profit corporation that
six months driver’s license
provides economic devel­
opment services to com­
munities, provides contract
administration services and
operates multiple revolv­
ing loan funds in Eastern
Oregon including Umatilla.
Morrow, Gilliam, Wheeler
and Grant counties.
GEODC selects exec, director
D. C hristine Nelson
has been selected as the
new Executive Director of
the Greater Eastern Oregon
Development Corporation
(GEODC). She will begin
her new position Dec. 1.
Nelson, who will be
moving to the area from
Vashon Island, WA, has a
bachelor’s degree in urban
and regional planning from
Eastern Washington Uni­
versity and a master’s of
public administration from
the University of Washing­
ton. She has more than 20
years experience in local
government, community
and econom ic develop­
ment. Her experience in­
cludes time spent in city and
county planning, as a city
manager and as a permit
suspension and six months
prison time with the Oregon
Dept, of Corrections with
credit for time served and to
run concurrent with previ­
ous charges. The defendant
was given two years post­
prison supervision. Fines,
fees and assessments were
$530.
-Juan Antonio Cal­
deron, 20, was convicted
of Felon Possess a Firearm,
a Class C felony, and sen­
tenced to three years super­
vised probation, to include
five custody units converted
to 80 hours com munity
service. The defendant was
additionally convicted of
Fleeing or Attempting to
Elude a Police Officer, a
Class C felony, and sen­
tenced to 90 days driver’s
license suspension and 18
months supervised proba­
tion, to include 2.5 custody
units converted to 40 hours
community service. The
defendant was additionally
convicted of Unauthorized
Use of a Vehicle, a Class C
felony, and sentenced to 18
months supervised proba­
tion, to include a written
apology to the victim and
2.5 custody units converted
to 40 hours community ser­
vice. Total fines, fees and
assessments were $ 1,756.
Fab Four 4-H club
talks...pie
2012 Morrow County Fair 4-H Results
A large group of tal­
ented 4-H members partici­
pated in the 2012 Morrow
County Fair. A continuation
of results, in alphabetical
order, is as follows. (Edi­
tor 's note: Due to space
constraints, this is a con­
tinuation o f list begun in
previous editions o f the Ga­
zette: the remaining results
will be published in future
editions.)
Sandford, Ivy: Favorite
Recipe Collection, Blue/
Champion; Quick Bread
(Biscuit Method), Blue/Re-
serve; Clothing Basic Skills
Level 2 - Garment, NS;
Clothing Basic Skills Level
2 - Garment, NS; Clothing
Basic Skills Level 2 - Gar­
ment, Red; Clothing Judg­
ing contest, Blue/Reserve;
Fashion Revue, Ready to,
Blue; Junior Fashion Re­
vue, Blue; Junior My Fa­
vorite Outfit, Blue/Cham-
pion; Junior Foods Judging,
Red; Junior Table Setting,
Blue/Champion.
Sandford, Lilly: Cloth­
ing Judging contest. Blue/
Reserve; Yeast Bread (plain
dough), Blue/Reserve; Se­
nior Table Setting, Blue;
Favorite Recipe Collection,
Blue; Senior My Favorite
O utfit, Blue/C ham pion;
Clothing Expanding Skills
Level 5, Red; Fashion Re­
vue. Sr, Blue; Senior Foods
Judging, Blue/Champion.
Sanford, Ivy: Junior
Poultry Showmanship, Red;
Swine Herdsmanship, Blue;
Junior Swine Showman­
ship, Blue; Market Hog,
Blue; Poultry Breeds, Pul­
let, APA Standard Bred Lrg,
NS; Poultry Breeds, Pullet,
APA Standard Bred Lrg,
Blue; Poultry Breeds, Hen,
APA and ABA Standard,
Blue; Junior Judging, Blue;
Poultry Breeds, Cockerel,
APA Standard Bred, Red.
Schaible, Jordyn: Dairy
Goat Crossbred, Mature 2
year old, Blue/Champion;
Dairy Goat Junior Dairy
G oat, B lue/C h am p io n ;
Swine Herdsmanship, Blue;
Junior Judging, Blue; Ju­
nior Swine Showmanship,
Blue; Junior Meat Goat,
Blue; Rabbit Breeds, Mini
Rex Sr Doe, Blue; Junior
Rabbit Showmanship, Red;
Swine Breeds, Berkshire,
M arch/M ay G ilt, Blue;
Market Hog, NS.
Scrivner, Caitlyn: Be­
ginner Foods Judging, Blue/
Reserve; Fashion Revue,
Ready to, Blue; Beginner
My Favorite Outfit, Blue;
Beginner Fashion Revue,
Blue; Clothing Judging con­
test, NS; Clothing Judging
contest, Blue/Champion;
Clothing Beginner Button
Sewing, Blue/Champion;
Clothing Basic Skills Level
1- Garment, Blue/Cham­
pion; Clothing Basic Skills
Level 1 - Garment, Blue/
Champion.
Seelye, Kaylee: Mar­
ket Lamb, Blue; Beginner
Sheep, Blue; Lamb F it­
ting Contest, Blue; Sheep
Herdsmanship, Blue; Be­
ginner Judging, Blue.
Seeyle, Colten: Sheep
Herdsmanship, Blue; In­
termediate Judging, Blue;
Lamb Fitting Contest, Blue;
Market Lamb, Blue; Sheep
Showmanship, Int, Blue.
Sifford, Vizta: Trail
Horse, Int, White; Inter­
mediate Performance, Red;
Photography Creative Pro­
cess, Int, Blue/Champion;
Scrapbook, Intermediate,
Blue; Western Equitation,
Int, White.
Smythe, Aaron: Junior
Swine Showmanship, Blue;
Vegetable Plate o f One,
Blue; Vegetable Plate of
One, NS; Vegetable Plate
o f One, Blue/Champion;
Swine Herdsmanship, Blue;
Houseplant, Jr, Blue/Cham­
pion; Educational Display,
Jr, Blue; Cut Flowers, Jr,
Blue; Quick Bread (Biscuit
Method), Blue; Market Hog,
Blue/Champion; Small An­
imal Herdsmanship, Blue;
Market Hog, Blue; Hon­
eybee Educational, Blue/
Champion; Junior Judging,
Blue; Photography, Nature
- Plants, Jr, Blue/Cham­
pion; Photography, Other
interesting subject, Jr Blue;
Demonstration, Individual,
Blue; Illustrated Talk, Indi­
vidual, Red; Rabbit Breeds,
Other Ltwt Breeds & Ltwt,
Blue/Champion; Aquatic
Ecology, Outdoor Science,
Jr, Blue; Junior Rabbit
Showmanship, Blue; Pho­
tography, Nature - Animals,
Jr, Blue; Junior Foods Judg­
ing, Blue/Reserve.
Stefani, Sydney: Cloth­
ing Judging contest, NS;
Clothing Basic Skills Level
2. Blue/Reserve; Clothing
Basic Skills Level 2, Blue/
Champion; Fashion Revue,
Ready to, NS; Cookies
(Bar, Drop, No Bake), Blue;
Quick Bread (Biscuit Meth­
od), Blue; Quick Bread
(M uffin M ethod), Blue;
Junior Snack Contest, Blue;
Clothing Basic Skills Level
2 - Garment, NS; Junior
Foods Judging, NS; Junior
Fashion Revue, NS.
S to n e, L an i: B e e f
Showm anship, Int, NS;
Intermediate Judging, Blue;
Beef Herdsmanship, NS;
Market Steer, NS.
Stone, Leah: Junior
Judging, Blue; Beef Herds­
manship, NS; Junior Beef
Showmanship, NS; Market
Steer, NS.
Taylor, Emily: Market
Hog, Red; Illustrated Talk,
Individual, Red; Photog­
raphy, Nature - Plants, Jr,
Blue; Photography, Nature
- Animals, Jr, Blue; Pho­
tography, A rchitectural,
Jr, Blue/Champion; Junior
Judging, Blue; Junior Swine
Showmanship, Blue.
Taylor, Jenna: Food Be­
ginning Division, Gift Pack,
NS; Art Line and Shaded
combo, Int, Blue; Art, Line
and Shaded combo, Int,
Blue/Reserve; Art, Line
Drawing, Int, Blue; Food,
Beginning Division, Fruit,
NS; Swine Herdsmanship,
Blue; Intermediate Judging,
Blue; Market Hog, Blue;
Swine Showmanship, Int,
Blue; Food, Beginning Di­
vision, Canned, NS.
T a y lo r, M ira n d a :
Photography, Other inter­
esting subject, Int, Red;
Western Equitation, Int,
White; Horse, Intermedi­
ate Perform ance, Blue/
Champion; Photography,
Nature - Plants, Int, Red;
Photography, Landscape,
Int, NS.
Taylor, Paul: Beginner
Swine, Blue/Cham pion;
Cookies (Bar, Drop, No
Bake), NS; Food, Begin­
ning Division, Fruit, NS;
Photography, People, Jr,
NS; Swine Herdsmanship,
Blue; Beginner Judging,
Blue; Photography, Land­
scape, Jr, NS; Food, Begin­
ning Division, Gift Pack,
NS; M arket Hog, Blue;
Swine Breeds, Crossbred,
February Gilt, Blue/Cham­
pion.
Tolar, Brooke: Swine
Herdsmanship, Blue; Junior
Swine Showmanship, Blue/
Champion; Junior Judging,
Blue; Market Hog, Blue;
Lamb Fitting Contest. Blue;
Swine Breeds, Crossbred,
M arch/M ay G ilt, Blue/
Reserve.
Villegas, Alexis: Fash­
ion Revue, Ready to, NS;
Beginner My Favorite Out­
fit, NS; Beginner Judging,
Blue; Lamb Fitting Con­
test, Blue; Market Lamb,
R ed; B eg in n er Sheep,
Blue; Sheep Herdsman­
ship, Blue.
Wagoner, Rylee: Mar­
ket Lamb, Blue; Sheep
Showmanship, Int, Blue;
S heep H e rd sm a n sh ip ,
Blue; Intermediate Judg­
ing, Blue.
Waite. Reiah: Clothing
Judging contest, Blue; Ju­
nior Foods Judging, Blue;
Fashion Revue, Ready to,
Blue/Reserve; Junior Fash­
ion Revue, Blue; Junior
My Favorite Outfit, Blue;
Clothing Basic Skills Level
1 - Garment, Blue.
Wells, Katelyn: Market
Hog
, B lu e ; S w in e
Herdsmanship, Blue; Sheep
Herdsmanship, Blue; In­
termediate Judging, Blue;
Swine Breeds, Berkshire,
M arch/M ay G ilt, Blue;
Meat Goat, Crossbread,
B lu e /R e se rv e ; M arket
Lamb, White; Swine Show­
manship, Int, Blue; Sheep
Showmanship, Int, Blue;
Meat Goat Showmanship,
Int, Blue/Champion.
Wightman, Skylar: Art,
Scrapbooking, Jr, Blue/
Champion; Clothing Ba­
sic Skills Level 3, Blue;
Market Hog, Blue; Cloth­
ing Basic Skills Level 3,
Blue/Reserve; Scrapbook.
Junior, Blue/Reserve; Illus­
trated Talk, Individual, NS;
Demonstration, Individual,
Blue/Champion; Photogra­
phy, Series or Story, Jr, NS;
Photography, People, Jr,
NS; Clothing Basic Skills
Level 3, Blue/Champion;
Art, Non-Original Wear­
able, Blue/Champion; Art,
Wearable Accessory, Jr,
Blue/Champion; Photogra­
phy, Other interesting sub­
ject, Jr, NS; Photography,
Other interesting subject,
Jr, Blue/Champion; Pho­
tography, Nature - Plants,
Jr, NS; Photography, Nature
- Animals, Jr Blue/Reserve;
The Fab Four Foods Group 4-H club met recently to learn
how to make pie crusts and pumpkin pies in preparation for
Thanksgiving. Pictured: Morgan Orem (right) learns to shape
a pic crust while leader Claudia Smythe and Sydney Stefani
look on. -Contributedphoto
By Aaron Smythe
On, November 7, the
Fab Four Foods Group of
lone made pie crusts. They
made three types o f pie
crust, including a butter
crust, a grandma crust and
a cream cheese crust. Strips
were baked to taste-test;
there was no clear winner.
Members then made vanilla
homemade whipped cream
to go with a winter squash
pie with whole-wheat Smart
Balance crust that was made
by Claudia Smythe.
The Fab Four Foods
Group used to be the lone
C om m unity 4-H Foods
Group, but members Mor­
gan Orem, Aaron Smythe,
Syd Stefani and Renee Pe­
terson decided they wanted
a “fun” name this year.
Marriage Licenses
The Morrow Coun­
ty Clerk has issued the fol­
lowing marriage licenses:
N o v e m b e r 15:
-Scott Henry Hellinger, 51,
of Irrigon and Teresa Do­
reen Moore, 47, of Irrigon.
N o v e m b e r 16:
-Anthony Eugene Bolin,
24, of Umatilla and Morgan
Kathleen Mitchell, 23, of
Umatilla.
-A nthony Brian
Clement, 44, of Heppner
and Tiffany Shaye Harri­
son, 39, of Heppner.
Photography, Landscape, Jr,
NS; Photography, Creative
Uses, Jr, NS; Photography,
Creative Process, Jr, Blue/
Champion; Art W earable
Clothing, Jr, NS; Art
N on-Original Wearable,
B lue/C ham pion; Q uick
Bread (Muffin Method),
Blue; Clothing Basic Skills
Level 3 - Creativity, NS;
Swine Herdsmanship. Blue;
Junior Foods Judging, Blue/
Champion; Quick & Easy
Ground Beef. Blue/Cham­
pion; Junior Table S et­
ting, Red; Junior Salad or
Sandwich, Blue/Champion;
Clothing Judging contest,
Blue; Clothing Basic Skills
Level 3, NS; Junior Wheat
& You, Blue; Foam Cakes,
NS; Clothing Basic Skills
Level 3, Blue/Champion;
Junior Fashion Revue,
Blue/Reserve; Junior Cook­
ie Baking Contest, Blue/
Reserve; Fashion Revue,
Ready to, Blue/Champion;
Favorite Recipe Collection,
B lue/R eserve; C lothing
Basic Skills Level 3, Blue/
Reserve; Junior Judging,
Blue; Clothing Basic Skills
Level 3, NS; Junior Swine
Showmanship. Blue; Junior
My Favorite Outfit, Blue/
Reserve; Educational Dis­
play, Jr, Blue/Champion.
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