FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, August 12, 2015
High named July winner of
Community Bank sweepstakes
Community Bank Heppner Branch Teller Judith Hall with
silver winner Cody High. -Contributed photo
Cody High of Heppner
was one of this month’s
winners of Community
Bank’s Silver Sweepstakes.
In celebration of the
60 th anniversary of Commu-
nity Bank, each month 60
ounces of silver bullion will
be given away—a 10-ounce
bar to six lucky winners.
With 14 branches, that will
be 14 names advanced to
the prize drawings. A ran-
dom drawing of six names
determines the lucky win-
ners for the month.
Last month’s drawing
was held on July 31. The
six winners were Cody
High from Heppner, Terry
Zohner of College Place,
Verna Story of Walla Walla,
Mary Ann Powell from
La Grande, Keith Kirts of
Imnaha, and Mary Ann
Burrows of Wallowa.
Enter once every busi-
ness day at a local Com-
munity Bank branch. No
purchase necessary, and a
full disclosure is available
at your local Community
Bank or online at www.
communitybanknet.com.
Utility pole testing to begin
Columbia Basin Elec-
tric Co-op will begin its
annual utility pole checking
work for 2015 starting this
week and ending sometime
in late October.
CBEC will be checking
poles in the city of Heppner,
Shobe Canyon, Dee Cox
Rd., Blackhorse Canyon,
Meadowbrook Rd., and
the town of Lexington and
surrounding areas. National
Wood Treating Company
(NWT) has been contracted
to perform this work for
CBEC. The pole checking
will be conducted with
a pick-up and ATV, and
all NWT vehicles will be
marked with CBEC sig-
nage.
The annual pole-check-
ing process is necessary to
stay in compliance with
Oregon Public Utility Com-
mission and National Elec-
tric Safety Code regula-
tions.
Any questions, please
contact Brian Kollman or
Josh Coiner at 541-676-
9146.
DA’s Report
Morrow County Dis-
trict Attorney Justin Nelson
has released the following
report:
-Juan Luis Ayala-Gar-
duno, 33, was convicted
of Assault IV, a Class A
Misdemeanor, and sen-
tenced to 180 days jail time.
However, execution of 160
days jail time was sus-
pended and the defendant
sentenced to 36 months
bench probation, to include
20 days jail time, 60 hours
community service, anger
management evaluation and
recommended treatment, no
contact with one individual
except to arrange parenting
Sheriff’s Report
January 15: -A male
in Heppner reported to
Morrow County Sheriff’s
Office that a yellow lab
was running around the
neighborhood, and stated
that the dog was a nuisance
because it got all the other
dogs in the neighborhood
“riled up.”
-MCSO arrested Daniel
Joseph Avila, 27, on an Or-
egon State Board of Parole
warrant for Parole Violation
on Failure to Appear x2 and
Theft I. Subject was also ar-
rested on a Benton County
Superior Court warrant for
Theft II.
-An Oregon State
Police Trooper advised
IT'S FAIR & RODEO
TIME IN LES
SCHWAB COUNTRY
Walk for Water wet fun for a
worthy cause
Last Saturday’s 3k Walk for
Water was wet fun for a wor-
thy cause—helping provide
clean water for those who have
none and helping those who
take water for granted learn
more about how hard it is for
many people to access water.
Top: Shared Ministry Mission
Trippers and Walk for Water
volunteers (back L-R) Greg
Greenup, Robanai Disque,
Cyde Estes, George Nairns,
Diana Sharp and Jessica Sher-
man; and (seated front) Janet
Greenup and Dan Sharp.
Bottom: Diana Sharp ups the
stakes by offering herself as
a living target for Walk for
Water participant Frank Di Salvo’s sponge toss, while Dan Sharp and Moira Di Salvo look
on. –Contributed photos
HHS to hold student
registration
time, and no contact with
Heppner High School seventh- to 12 th -grade student
two other individuals. Addi-
registration will be held on Aug. 17 and 18.
tional counts were disposed
New student registration will be held Aug. 17 from 10
without conviction. Fines,
a.m. to 2 p.m. Heppner High School Associated Student
fees and convictions totaled
Body Officers will be providing tours for new students
$1,100.
during that time.
Returning students and seventh-grade grade registra-
tion will be Aug. 17 from 2-4 p.m. and Aug. 18 from 8
a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Students are invited to pay fees and turn in paperwork
MCSO that he was out with during these times.
a rollover vehicle crash at a
Boardman location. It was
non-injury and non-block-
ing. Tamara Lee James,
55, was cited for Careless
Driving, to appear at Irri-
Free sport physicals for Ione students will be avail-
gon Justice Court, and the
able
Aug. 17 from 3 - 6 p.m. at Ione Community School.
vehicle was towed.
Sport
physicals are required every other year for
-A caller in Heppner
students
participating
in athletics in Oregon. Physical
requested to speak to a
medical
history
and
consent
forms can be picked up at
deputy about a female who
the
school
office
or
can
be
downloaded
on the school web
was evicted on the first and
site
www.ione.k12.or.us/sports.
still hadn’t left. The female
Call 541-422-7131 for more information.
was yelling and screaming
and the caller wanted her
removed.
-A caller in Ione ad-
The Morrow County Clerk’s office has released the
vised MCSO that a male
following report of marriage licenses:
subject’s property was a
August 6, 2015: -Lisa Ann Gladden, 47, of Benton
mess and asked if there
City, WA and Tom Gerald Gladden, 46, of Benton City,
was anything the sheriff’s
WA.
office could do to get him to
-Julio Robles, 24, of Yakima, WA and Maribel M
clean it up. The subject was
Sanguino, 27, of Umatilla, OR.
advised to contact Ione City
August 10, 2015: -Jessica Leigh Hambleton, 27, of
Hall, as the MCSO does not
Spokane, WA and Christopher John Joseph Peterson, 25,
enforce code issues in the
of Spokane, WA.
Ione city limits.
-A male in Heppner
reported that on January 2
at 6 p.m. someone stole his
Heppner Church of the Nazarene and Seventh-day
iPhone 6 out of his truck. Adventist volunteers will serve lunch on Wednesday,
-A caller in Heppner Aug. 19, at St. Patrick’s Senior Center.
advised MCSO that a fe-
Lunch will include open-faced beef sandwiches,
male at another residence mashed potatoes and gravy, mixed vegetables, cucum-
screamed out the door to bers and onions, and raspberry mousse. Milk is served at
call 911. MCSO responded each meal. Suggested donation is $3.50 per meal. Menu
and arrested David Leroy is subject to change.
Brown Jr., 45, for Criminal
Mischief II and Harassment
– Domestic Violence.
-A female near the ele-
mentary school in Heppner
John Day, Pendleton & The increased restrictions
advised MCSO of a male
Baker
City, OR—Forest of- pertain to the use of camp-
attempting to break into a
ficials
implemented Phase fires, smoking, chainsaws,
vehicle as she was leaving
B
public
use restrictions internal combustion en-
the area. MCSO responded
on
Thursday,
Aug. 6, on gines, and generators.
and a deputy checked the
the
Malheur,
Umatilla
and
For more information,
area and spoke to the ve-
Wallowa-Whitman
Nation-
please
contact Umatilla NF:
hicle owners. Everything
al
Forests
due
to
extreme
541-278-3716
or Forest In-
was fine and nothing was
fire
danger,
the
potential
formation
Hotline
at 1-877-
missing.
for
human-caused
fires,
and
958-9663,
or
www.fs.usda.
ALL NEWS AND ADVERTISEMENT DEADLINE:
concern for public safety. gov/umatilla or www.face-
MONDAYS AT 5:00 P.M.
book.com/UmatillaNF.
Ione offers free sport
physicals Aug. 17
Marriage Licenses
Community lunch menu
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Murray's Gift Registry
Laurie Murray & Sean Wood Wedding - September 5
Kylie Doherty & Kyle Simpkins Wedding - September 12
Dakata Moss & Ty Pihl Wedding - August 22
Murray's Drug, 217 N. Main, Heppner • Phone 676-9158
Now accepting applications for part time positions:
Counter/espresso, Floral. Contact Ann or Linda at
Murray's Drug 541-676-9158 mrydrugs@centurytel.net.
Saint Patrick’s Hotel
1 bed apt $370-525*
Income limits apply
190 N Main Street
Heppner, OR 97836
(541)676-5380