Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, September 10, 1997, Page FIVE, Image 5

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    Wearable Art-Intermediate Jannicka M
McGuire, Hcppner, R
Photography-Color Snapshots-Junior
Lacey Matteson, Hcppner, B, CH
Photography-Color
Snapshots-
Intermediate Knsu Adams, Hcppner, B, CH;
Brett Barber. Hcppner, B, Manssa McCabe,
Hcppner, B, Enn Crowell, lone, B, RC. Sarah
Eckman, Lexington, B
Photography-Color Snapshots-Semor: Jill
Barber, Heppner, B, CH, Annie Hisler,
Hcppner. B, RC.
Photography-Color
Commercial
Enlargement-Junior
Lacey
Matteson,
Heppner, B, CH.
Photography-Color
Commercial
Enlargement-lnl Krista Adams, Heppner, B,
Brett Barber, Heppner. B, Manssa McCabe,
Heppner, B, Enn Crowell, lone, B, CH; Sarah
Eckman, Lexington, B, RC.
Photography-Color
Commercial
Enlargement-Senior: Jill Barber, Heppner, B,
CH; Annie Hisler, Heppner, B; Kristi
Worden, Heppner, B, RC; Rick Worden,
Heppner, B
Photography-Senes or Story-Junior:
Lacey Matteson, Heppner, B, CH.
Photography-Senes
or
Story-
Intermediate Brett Barber, Heppner, B, CH;
Marissa McCabe, Heppner, B, RC.
Photography-Series or Story-Senior: Jill
Barber, Heppner, B, RC; Annie Hisler,
Heppner, B, Knsti Worden, Heppner, B, CH.
Fiber
Arts-Embroidery-Intermediate:
Sarah Beatty, Imgon, B, CH.
Fiber Arts-Patchwork/Applique-Junior:
Hannah Close. Irrigon, B, Sabrina Cooley,
Imgon, B, Becki McNamee, Imgon, B, RC;
Sarah McNamee, Irrigon, B, CH.
Fiber Arts-Patchwork/Applique-Senior:
Kristi Worden, Heppner, B, CH.
Fiber Arts-Applique-Jumor: Stephanie
Turner, Irrigon, B, CH.
Fiber Arts-Crosstitch-Junior:
Sally
Calvert, Heppner, B, RC, Becki McNamee,
Irrigon, B, CH.
Fiber Arts-Crosstitch-Intermediate: Mari
Close, Irrigon, B, CH.
Clothing-Skill Level 1 -Flat Garment: Joe
Danielson, Boardman, B, RC; Chelsea
Mason, Boardman, B; Jenny Atkins,
Heppner, B; Lilly Calvert, Heppner, B; Katie
Hams, lone, B, Kasie Peterson, lone, B;
Hannah Close, Irrigon, B, Sabrina Cooley,
Irrigon, B, Julie Gordanier, Irrigon, B, CH;
Sarah McNamee, Irrigon, B.
Clothing-Skill Level 1-Garment with
Casing/Elastic: Chelsea Mason, Boardman,
B, Jenny Atkins, Heppner, B; Lilly Calvert,
Heppner, B, Katie Hams, lone, B; Kasie
Peterson, lone, B; Alyssa Rietmann, lone, B,
Hannah Close, Imgon, B, Sabrina Cooley,
Imgon, B, RC; Julie Gordanier, Imgon, B,
CH, Sarah McNamee, Irrigon, B.
Clothing Skill Level I-Non-Clothing
Article: Emily Bauska, Boardman, B; Joe
Danielson, Boardman, B, CH; Chelsea
Mason, Boardman, B, Jenny Atkins,
Heppner, B, Lilly Calvert, Heppner, B;
Stephanie Trachsel, Heppner, B; Alyssa
Rietmann, lone, B, Hannah Close, Imgon, B,
RC; Sabrina Cooley, Irrigon, B; Julie
Gordanier, Imgon, B, Sarah McNamee,
Irrigon, B
Clothing Skill Level 2-Garment with
Casing/Elastic: Sally Calvert, Heppner, B,
Sarah Barrow, lone, B
Clothing Skill Level 2-Garment with
Attached Fac.: Sally Calvert, Heppner, B,
CH; Sarah Barrow, lone, B; Meghan
McCabe, lone, B, RC
Clothing Skill Level 2-Non-Clothmg
Article: Sally Calvert, Heppner, B, Sarah
Barrow, lone, B, CH
Clothing-Skill Level 3-Garment Made of
Woven Fab Knsti Danielson, Boardman, B,
CH; Man Close, Imgon, B, RC, Becki
McNamee, Imgon, B, Stephanie Turner,
Irrigon, B
Clothing Skill Level 3-Garment Made of
Knitted Fab : Man Close, Imgon, B, Becki
McNamee, Imgon, B, CH, Stephanie Turner,
Irrigon, R.
Clothing Article or Accessory: Kristi
Danielson, Boardman, B, CH; Becki
McNamee, Imgon, B, CH, Man Close,
Irrigon, R; Stephanie Turner, Irrigon, R.
Clothing Skill Level 4-One Piece
Garment: Tnsha Adams, Heppner, B, CH.
Clothing-Skill Level 4-2 or More Piece
Outfit: Jodie Carlson, Heppner, B, CH; Julie
Proctor, Heppner, B; Sarah Beatty, Imgon, B,
RC.
Clothing-Skill Level 5-One Piece
Garment: Shannon Wetherell, Boardman, B;
Erin Crowell, lone, B, RC; Adrienne E.
Swanson, lone, B, CH.
Clothing-Skill Level 5-2 or More Piece
Outfit: Molly Barrow, lone, B. RC; Adrienne
E. Swanson, lone, B, CH.
Clothing-Skill Level 6-Garment/Outfit-
Woven Fabric: Amy Drake. Heppner, B. CH;
Macy Rhea, Heppner, B, CH.
Clothing-Skill Level 7-Recrcational
Clothing: Kristi Worden, Heppner, B, CH.
Clothing-Skill Level 7-For School, Dress
or Work: Kristi Worden, Heppner, B, CH.
Clothing-Skill Level 7-Children's Wear:
Kristi Worden, Heppner, B, CH.
Clothing-Skill Level 9-For School, Dress
or Work: Elizabeth Hermanns, Irrigon, B,
CH: Dawn Sheirbon, Lexington, B.
Junior Button Sewing Contest: Lilly
Calvert, Heppner, B, Katie Hams, lone, B;
Kasie Peterson, lone, B, RC; Alyssa
Rietmann, lone, B, CH, Sarah McNamee,
Irrigon, R.
"My Favorite Outfit"-Contest-Beginners
Hannah Fry, Boardman, B, CH; Lilly Calvert,
Heppner, B, Kylee Disquc, Heppner, B,
Josey Grant, Heppner, B; Kelsie McKinney,
Heppner, B, CH, Katie Hams, lone, B, Kasie
Peterson, lone, B, Alyssa Rietmann, lone, B,
Hannah Close, Imgon, B, Julie Gordanier,
Irrigon, B, RC; Sarah McNamee, Imgon, B,
Sabrina Cooley, Irrigon, R.
“My Favorite Outfit"-Contest-Junior:
Kristi Danielson, Boardman, B, CH, Debbie
Jarrett, Boardman. B, Sally Calvert, Heppner,
B, RC, Becki McNamee, Imgon, B.
Stephanie Turner, Irrigon, B, CH, Sarah
Barrow, lone. R
"My
Favorite
Outfit"-Con test-
intermediate Shannon WetJierell, Boardman,
B, CH; Jodie Carlson, Heppner, B, CH; Julie
Proctor, Heppner, B, RC, Katie Bacon, lone,
B; Molly Barrow, lone, B; Erin Crowell,
lone, B, CH; Allison Halvorsen, lone, B,
Adrienne E. Swanson, lone, B, RC, Sarah
Beatty, Irrigon, B, RC, Mari Close, Imgon,
B; Jammte Jarrett, Boardman, R, Heidi Kurts.
Heppner, R, Paula Spicerkuhn, Heppner, R
"My Favorite Outfit"-Contest-Senior: Jill
Holmes. Boardman. B, CH. Mandi Gutierrez,
Heppner, B, RC, Knsti Worden, Heppner, B,
Elizabeth Hermanns, Imgon, B, Brooke
Boyer, Lexington, B, CH.
4-H Fashion Revue Contest-Beginner
Katie Hama, lone, B. Kasie Peterson, lone, B,
RC; Hannah Close, Imgon. B, RC; Julie
Gordanier, Irrigon, B, CH, Sarah McNamee,
Irrigon, B, RC; Jenny Atkins, Heppner, R,
Lilly Calveri, Heppner, R, Alyssa Rietmann,
lone, R Sabrina Cooley, Irrigon, R
Clothing-Fashion Revue-Junior Knsti
Danielson, Boardman. B, CH, Sally Calvert,
Heppner, B, RC. Sarah Barrow, lone, B,
Becki McNamee, Irrigon, B. Stephanie
Turner, Imgon, B
Clothing-Fashion Revue-Intermediate
Shannon Wetherell, Boardman, B, Tnsha
Adams, Heppner, B, Jodie Carlson, Heppner,
B, CH; Amy Drake, Heppner, B, Julie
Proctor, Heppner, B, Macy Rhea, Heppner,
B, RC, Molly Barrow, lone, B, Enn Crowell,
lone, B, Adnenne E. Swanson, lone, B; Sarah
Beatty, Imgon, B, Man Close, Imgon, B
Clothing-Fashion Revue-Senior: Knsti
Worden. Heppner, B, CH, Elizabeth
Hermanns, Imgon, B; Dawn Sheirbon,
Lexington, B, RC.
Clothing Judging Contest-Junior: Knsti
Danielson, Boardman, B, CH, Lilly Calvert,
Heppner, B, Sarah Barrow, lone, B, CH.
Katie Hams, lone, B; Becki McNamee.
Irrigon, B, RC, Stephanie Turner, Imgon, B,
Sally Calvert, Heppr.er, R, Sarah McNamee,
Irrigon, R.
Clothing Judging Contest-Intermediate
Shannon Wetherell. Boardman, B, CH; Jodie
Carlson, Heppner, B, RC; Julie Proctor,
Heppner, B, Molly Barrow, lone, B, RC; Erin
Crowell, lone, B; Adrienne E. Swanson, lone,
R.
Clothing Judging Contest-Senior: Knsti
Worden, Heppner, B, CH.
Food Product-Cookies (bar, drop, or no
bake): Emily Bauska, Boardman, B, Joe
Danielson, Boardman, B, RC; Hannah Fry,
Boardman, B, Chelsea Britt, Heppner, B,
Sally Calvert, Heppner, B; Josey Grant,
Heppner, B, Darren Van Cleave, Heppner, B,
Cameron Krebs, lone, B, Hannah Close,
Imgon, B, CH.
Food Product-Cookies (rolled, filled,
shaped): Chelsea Mason, Boardman, B, CH;
Madison Bailey, Heppner, B, RC; Jode Coil,
Heppner. B, Kylee Disque, Heppner, B, Blair
Keithley, Heppner, B; Shanna Rietmann,
Heppner, B, Darren Van Cleave, Heppner, B,
Carly Costello, Boardman, R.
Food Products-Quick Bread (using
muffin method) Rachelle Homer, Boardman.
B, Chelsea Mason, Boardman, B, RC, Chnsti
Vangorder, Boardman, B, CH; Natalie
McElligott, lone, B; Seth RJiodes, Irrigon, B,
Hanah White, Irrigon, B; Holli White,
Imgon, B; Ethan Rhodes, Irrigon, R.
Food Products-Quick Bread (using
muffin method) Jodie Carlson, Heppner, B,
RC, Paula Spicerkuhn, Heppner, B, CH.
Food Product-Quick Bread-Biscuit
Method of Mixing Gema Grant, Heppner, B,
CH, Becki McNamee, Irrigon, B; Sarah
McNamee, Imgon, B, RC; Ethan Rhodes,
Imgon, R.
Food Product-Shortened Cakes: Knsti
Danielson, Boardman, B, CH; Sally Calvert,
Heppner, B, RC.
Food Products-Shortened Cakes (cakes
with fat): Sara Fritz, Boardman. B; Trisha
Adams, Heppner, B; Claire Anderson,
Heppner, B; Meghan Bailey, Heppner, B,
Danielle McDowell, Heppner, B, CH; Macy
Rhea, Heppner, B, Shelley Rietmann.
Heppner, B, RC; Leland Rill, Heppner, B;
Kacy Childers, lone, B
Food Products-Unleavened or Flat
Breads Shannon Wetherell, Boardman, B,
CH.
Phase 5-Yeast Breads-Plain Dough,
White Flour: Keith Baker, Boardman, B, CH.
Food
Products-Yeast
Breads-Plain
Dough, Bread Mach.: Jessica Krebs, lone, B,
CH
Food Products-Speciality Yeast Bread-
Bread Machine: Kara Miller, lone, B, RC,
Elizabeth Hermanns, Imgon, B, CH.
Food
Products-Yeast
Bread,
w/Altemative Grains:
Kevin
Baker.
Boardman, B, CH
Foods-Phase
l-Favonte
Recipe
Collection: Carly Costello, Boardman, B, Joe
Danielson. Boardman, B, Chelsea Bntt,
Heppner, B, Jode Coil, Heppner, B, Kylee
Disque, Heppner, B, RC; Josey Grant,
Heppner, B, Blair Keithley, Heppner. B,
Linsey Mitchell, Heppner, B; Shanna
Rietmann, Heppner, B, CH; Holli White,
Imgon, B, Elannah Fry, Boardman, R;
Madison Bailey, Heppner, R.
Foods-Phase
2-Favorite
Recipe
Collection Natalie McElligott, lone, B, CH;
Becki McNamee. Imgon, B, Sarah
McNamee, Imgon, B, RC; Rachelle Homer,
Boardman, R, Chnsti Vangorder, Boardman.
CH.
Foods/Nutntion Judging Contest-Senior:
Kevin Baker, Boardman, B. RC; Lara Fritz,
Boardman, B, CH.
Food Preparation Contest-Junior Snack
Chelsea Mason, Boardman, B, CH, Sally
Calvert, Heppner, B, RC. Sarah McNamee,
Imgon, B, Hanah White, Imgon, B
Food Preparation Contest-Junior Cookie
Baking Christi Vangorder, Boardman, B;
Gema Grant, Heppner, B, CH; Cameron
Krebs, lone, B, RC.
Food Preparation-Junior Measuring
Madison Bailey, Heppner, B, RC; Chelsea
Bntt, Heppner, B. Jode Coil, Heppner, B,
Josey Grant, Heppner, B, Blair Keithley,
Heppner, B, Shanna Rietmann, Heppner, B,
RC, Seth Rhodes, Imgon, B, CH, Kylee
Disque, Heppner, R
Food
Preparation
Contest-Jr
Salad/Sandwich:
Knsti
Danielson,
Boardman, B, CH; Rachelle Homer,
Boardman, B, Chelsea Mason, Boardman, B,
Christi Vangorder, Boardman, B, Gema
Grant, Heppner, B, RC, Cameron Krebs,
lone, B, Josey Grant, Heppner, R.
4-H Outdoor Cookery I-Snack Lunch:
Angela Moore. Heppner, B, CH.
Sheriff's Report
The Morrow County Sheriffs
office (MCSO) received and re­
sponded to the following calls or
referred them to another agency
during the past two weeks:
Aug. 25: to the Heppner Police
Dept., a report of someone throw­
ing eggs at a door of a Heppner
residence;
MCSO received a report of a
vehicle over the bank at the east
end of the ballfield at the Irrigon
Manna;
MCSO received a report o f a
girl being harassed by another girl
in Irrigon;
To the Boardman Police Dept.,
a report of a son threatening to
hurt his mother and breaking her
bedroom door;
To the Heppner Police Dept.,
a report of a wallet found on a
sidewalk in Heppner;
MCSO received a report of a
burglary alarm at the entry of
A.C. H oughton Elem entary
School in Irrigon;
MCSO received a report of two
juveniles with .22s shooting in
Irrigon. Officers were unable to
locate the juveniles;
MCSO received a report of an
injury accident on top of Hepp­
ner Hill, Highway 207, milepost
9. A patient was en route to Pio­
neer Memorial Hospital in Hepp­
ner;
MCSO received another report
of the injury accident on Hepp­
ner Hill with one unresponsive
patient trapped inside. The ve­
hicle was located but no one was
inside as the patient was already
en route to the hospital;
MCSO received a report o f
shots or fireworks near the West
Glen area in Boardman. A MCSO
deputy warned people of illegal
fireworks;
MCSO received a report of a
deer hit between Lexington and
lone;
MCSO received a report of a
loss of all 911 lines except in
Heppner and a loss of long-dis­
tance capabilities.
R
Foods-Phase
3-Favorite
Recipe
Collection: Knsti Danielson, Boardman, B,
Gema Grant, Heppner, B, CH; Cameron
Krebs, lone, B, RC.
Foods-Phase
4-Favorite
Recipe
Collection: Meghan Bailey, Heppner, B,
Jodie Carlson. Heppner, B, RC; Shelley
Rietmann, Heppner, B, CH; Paula
Spicerkuhn, Heppner, B, Claire Anderson,
Heppner; R; Leland Rill, Heppner, R.
Foods-Phase
5-Favorite
Recipe
Collection Shannon Wetherell, Boardman.
B, RC, Danielle McDowell, Heppner, B, CH;
Macy Rhea. Heppner, B
Foods-Phase
7-Favonte
Recipe
Collection: Kevin Baker, Boardman. B, RC;
Jessica Krebs, lone, B, CH.
Foods-Phase 4-Educational Poster: Heidi
Kurts, Heppner, R.
"Wheat & You”-MCGG Contest-Junior:
Cameron Krebs, lone, B, CH.
"Wheat & You"-MCGG Contest-
Intermediate: Shannon Wetherell, Boardman,
B. CH
"Wheat & You”-MCGG Contest-Senior:
Kara Miller, lone, B, CH.
Quick and Easy Ground Beef Main Dish:
Cameron Krebs, lone, B; Genia Grant,
Heppner, R, Becki McNamee, Imgon, W
Food Preparation Contest-Fruit or Veg
Dish-lnl.: Shannon Wetherell. Boardman, B,
CH.
Food Preparation Contest-Fruit or Veg
Dish-Senior: Kevin Baker, Boardman. B, CH;
Jessica Krebs, lone, B
Food Preparation Contest-Sandwich-
Intermediate: Danielle McDowell, Heppner,
B.
Food Preparation Contest-Dairy Product-
Int Angela Moore, Heppner, R, Paula
Spicerkuhn, Heppner, R.
Food Preparation Contest-Main Dist-
Intermediate: Keith Baker, Boardman, B;
Claire Anderson, Heppner, B
Food Preparation Contest-One Pot Meal-
Intermediate: Tnsha Adams, Heppner, B, CH.
Food Preparation-Mini-Meal Contest-
Intermediate Shannon Wetherell, Boardman,
B, RC; Claire Anderson, Heppner, B, CH,
Angela Moore, Heppner. B, Macy Rhea,
Heppner, B, Shelley Rietmann, Heppner, B,
Paula Spicerkuhn, Heppner, B. Heidi Kurts,
Heppner, R.
Food Preparation-"On The Spot" Contest-
Senior: Kevin Baker, Boardman, B, Jessica
Krebs, lone, B.
Foods/Nutntion Judging Contest-Junior
Knsti Danielson, Boardman, B. RC, Madison
Bailey. Heppner, B, Chelsea Bntt, Heppner.
B, Jode Coil, Heppner, B, Kylee Disque.
Heppner, B, Blair Keithley, Heppner, B,
Shanna Rietmann. Heppner, B, CH; Cameron
Krebs, lone, B
Foods/Nutrition
Judging
Contest-
Intermediate Keith Baker, Boardman, B,
Shannon Wetherell, Boardman. B, RC, Claire
Anderson, Heppner, B, Jodie Carlson,
Heppner. B, Shelley Rietmann, Heppner. B,
Aug. 26: to the Boardman Po­
lice Dept., a report of a dog bark­
ing in Boardman;
MCSO received a report of a
cell phone stolen out of a vehicle
at Old Rod’s Market in Irrigon;
MCSO received a report of two
very small children walking down
the street toward Highway 730.
The m other, who had fallen
asleep, was located and the chil­
dren returned;
To the Boardman Police Dept.,
a report of a vehicle hit and run at
the Sentry Market in Boardman,
with vehicle damage;
MCSO deputy and the Irrigon
ambulance responded to a motor
vehicle accident at Bake’s Res­
taurant in Irrigon;
To the Boardman Police Dept.,
a report of smoke and a fire alarm
from an old trailer at Paul Smith
and Kunze roads, Boardman. It
was a controlled bum;
MCSO received a report of an
assault in Irrigon;
MCSO received a report of ha­
rassing phone calls to a business
in Imgon;
To the Heppner Police Dept.,
a report of someone tearing out
bushes at a Heppner residence;
To the Oregon State Police, a
report of suspicious persons tak­
ing parts from a red pickup from
the Lexington Auto Body in Lex­
ington;
To the Boardman Police Dept.,
a report of tenants at the Colum­
bia Villa Apts, in Boardman yell­
ing and arguing. There were no
assaults;
To the Boardman Police Dept.,
a report of padlocks broken and a
house broken into at Boardman;
I
MCSO received a report of a
suspicious vehicle at Four Mile.
The owners had moved;
MCSO received a report of
shots fired in Irrigon.
Aug. 27: Lexington, Heppner
fire depts., and ambulances re­
sponded to a motor vehicle acci­
dent 10 miles north of Lexington.
One patient with lower back pain
was transported to the Pioneer
Memorial Hospital in Heppner;
MCSO deputy and the Oregon
State Police responded to a report
of yelling and screaming an pos­
sibly hitting at the Irrigon Mobile
Court;
MCSO received a report of ten­
ants taking landlord’s property;
To the Heppner Police Dept.,
a report of trespassing at Miller’s
Mini-Mart;
MCSO received a report of ve­
hicles driving too fast in Irrigon;
MCSO received a report of a
suspicious plant, perhaps a pot
plant, growing in a back yard in
Irrigon;
MCSO received a report of
neighbors hauling stuff in and
burying something in Irrigon;
To the Boardman Police Dept.,
a report of a disturbance and con­
cern for a person involved in
Boardman;
MCSO received a report of a
green Chevy pickup and a white
Honda Accord playing cat and
mouse on 1-84;
MCSO received a report of
three suspicious people at a
Boardman rest area;
MCSO received a report of
shots fired in Irrigon;
To the Boardman Police Dept.,
a report of 7-10 young males ha­
rassing a child as he rode his bi­
cycle at the Boardman City Park;
To the Boardman Police Dept.,
a report of an alarm at the Sam
Boardman Elementary School. It
was a false alarm;
MCSO deputy and the Oregon
State Police responded to a caller
who said if deputies were not sent
to Cain Drive in 22'/z minutes, he
would drop his .45 and start
shooting and all that would be lefi
to do is call the am bulance.
MCSO was unable to locate the
suspect.
Aug. 28: the Boardman Police
Dept, and MCSO deputy re­
sponded to a report of someone
at the BP station in Boardman
stealing gasoline;
MCSO received a report of a
rottweiler grabbing a puppy and
running off with it in Boardman;
To the Heppner Fire Dept., a
report of a controlled bum out of
control at Ruggs;
MCSO received a report of a
person driving while license sus­
pended in Irrigon;
MCSO received a report of a
speeder in Irrigon;
To the Oregon State Police, a
report of a speeding yellow log
truck at Cutsforth Park;
To the Boardman Police Dept.,
a report of a 12 year old in Board-
man with a wire in his foot;
MCSO received a report of two
people toilet-papering a house in
Imgon. The people were made to
clean up the mess by the owner;
MCSO received a report o f a
suspicious vehicle at Rivercrest
Farms;
MCSO received a report of a
stolen bike in Irrigon;
To the City of Heppner, a re­
port of a water leak. City work­
ers were unable to locate the leak;
MCSO received a report o f an
emergency vehicle from Emer­
gency Management in Heppner
recovered. The vehicle had been
towed by Bert’s Tow;
To the Heppner Police Dept.,
a report of dogs barking and a
possible prowler in Heppner.
Aug. 29: MCSO received a re­
port of an injured deer in the road
at lone;
To the Boardman Police Dept.,
a report of a vehicle spray painted
in Boardman;
MCSO received a report of an
audible alarm at DSE;
MCSO received a report o f
someone using someone else’s
Social Security Number in Irri­
gon;
MCSO received another report
of an audible alarm sounding at
DSE. The owners were believed
to be out of town and lefi a dog
inside;
MCSO received a report of a
vehicle with two females, with
open containers and a child with­
out a seatbelt on. The deputy was
unable to locate the vehicle;
MCSO received a report o f
someone seeing someone going
up to a residence in Heppner
while the owners were gone. It
turned out to be the ow ner’s
grandson who was staying there;
MCSO received a report of a
vehicle stuck in the median at I-
84, milepost 173 westbound. The
subject was attempting to make a
U-tum when she got stuck;
MCSO received a report of a
possible drunk driver on 1-84,
milepost 123 eastbound;
MCSO received information
that there will be bow hunters on
the Potlach property who have
permission to be there;
MCSO received a report of a
fire alarm at the lone Elementary
School. It was a false alarm;
To the Oregon State Police, a
report of a camp trailer burglar­
ized at Divide Wells;
To the Boardman Police Dept.,
a report o f a drive off at the
Boardman BP for $ 11.20 of gaso­
line. They were unable to locate
the vehicle;
MCSO deputy and the Oregon
State Police responded to a dnve-
by shooting on Power Pole Road,
Irrigon. The victim , Jacob
Hennessy, was shot in the groin;
he was transported to Good Shep­
herd Community Hospital in Her-
miston. Martin Fuentes was ar­
rested and charged with A t­
tem pted Homicide and three
counts o f Menacing and was
lodged at the Umatilla County
Sheriffs office jail;
To the Boardman Police Dept.,
a report of a rottweiler in a yard
in Boardman;
MCSO deputy and the Oregon
State Police responded to a do­
mestic dispute in progress and a
man with a knife at a residence in
Irrigon. Clint D. Litteral, 27, was
arrested for Assault IV Domestic
and lodged at the U m atilla
County Sheriffs office jail;
MCSO received a report of a
window broken at an Imgon resi­
dence;
MCSO deputy and the Oregon
State Police responded to a report
of a man threatened with a knife
by his girlfriend. John J. Homer
was arrested by the OSP for Pos­
session of a Controlled Substance
on an outstanding circuit court
warrant and was transported to
the Umatilla County Sheriff s of­
fice jail;
MCSO received a report of a
woman who was taking care of
Homer’s Fruit Stand while he was
in jail having her head slammed
in a door when she went to
H om er’s residence to use the
phone for business;
To the Heppner Fire Dept., a
report o f a small grass fire on
Slaughterhouse Road;
MCSO received a report of a
dispute over a travel trailer in
Boardman;
MCSO received a report of a
woman threatened by a man at the
Imgon Mobile Court because the
woman had told the man’s kids
not to come over;
MCSO received a report of a
possible drunk driver with two
children in the vehicle driving
from Imgon to Heppner;
To the Boardman Police Dept.,
a report of a pot party at DSE in
Boardman;
MCSO received a report of
someone driving a dune buggy
carelessly around Boardman;
MCSO deputy, Oregon State
Police, the Heppner Fire Dept,
and ambulance responded to a
rollover accident on Highway
207, milepost 4.1 with one per­
son injured. The patient was
transported to Pioneer Memorial
Hospital with a leg injury;
To the Boardman Police Dept.,
a report of loud music at a party
in Boardman;
MCSO received a report from
Domestic Violence Services of a
woman unable to walk resulting
from an injury from her husband
that morning. The woman asked
for assistance in being transported
to a hospital;
To the Heppner Police Dept.,
a report of suspicious circum­
stances in Heppner.
Aug. 31: to the Boardman Po­
lice Dept., a report of an intoxi­
cated or sleepy driver;
MCSO received a report of two
dogs attacking rabbits in Board-
man;
MCSO received a report of an
intruder alarm at the Oregon Farm
Supply;
MCSO received a report from
a son that his mother and boy­
friend were fighting in the car in
the parking lot at EO Farms in
Boardman. It was a verbal fight;
To the Heppner ambulance, a
report of a 12 year old having an
asthma attack and having trouble
breathing which was getting
worse;
MCSO received a report of a
drive off at the Boardman BP.
The person was located and came
back to pay the $ 10 worth of fuel;
MCSO deputy and the Board-
man Police Dept, responded to a
call about a suspicious vehicle at
a residence when no one was sup­
posed to be home. It turned out
to be the owner’s daughter using
the hot tub.
Sept. 1: to the Heppner Police
Dept., a report of a person who
believed he was being followed
everywhere he went;
Flood computer was rebooted
due to power outage;
MCSO deputy and the Board-
man Police Dept, responded to a
report of a prowler who had en­
tered a residence at the Wilson
Road Trailer Court in Boardman;
To the City of Heppner, a re­
port of phone calls that well #3
needs to be acknowledged;
To the Boardman Police Dept.,
a report of a disturbance at DSE
in Boardman with a resident in­
toxicated;
Boardman Police Dept, and
ambulance responded to a report
of a woman with a neck injury due
to a prior motor vehicle accident.
The patient was transported to
Good Shepherd Community Hos­
pital in Hermiston;
To the Heppner ambulance, a
report of a big fire burning at a
residence in Heppner;
MCSO received a call from a
person who said a five year old at
Boardman Marine Park told her
she had been taken from New
York and given to a new mother.
The person believed the child had
been kidnapped. It turned out the
child had been recently adopted;
MCSO received a report of a
field fire 10 miles south of lone.
It was a controlled bum;
To the Boardman Police Dept.,
a report of a deaf girl upset be­
cause some men had made sexual
gestures to her at the Outback
Apts, in Boardman;
MCSO deputy and the Oregon
State Police responded to a report
of poaching at the Imgon Wild­
life Refuge with a deer that the
poachers had decapitated. They
were unable to locate;
To the Boardman Police Dept.,
a report of a suspicious vehicle
on 1-84 west of Boardman. The
vehicle had driven off the road;
MCSO deputy and the Board-
man Police Dept., responded to a
drive-off at the Boardman BP
with $14 worth of fuel;
To the Heppner Police Dept.,
a report of a burglar alarm at the
Heppner Dept, of Motor Vehicles
office. All was secure;
To the Heppner Fire Dept., a
report of burning in a bum barrel
in Heppner. They were unable to
locate;
MCSO deputy and the Board-
man Police Dept, responded to a
report of a person who died at a
trailer park in Boardman. The
District Attorney and MCS were
notified;
To the Boardman Police Dept.,
a report o f a dog howling all
evening in Boardman;
MCSO deputy and the Board-
man Police Dept, responded to a
fight at the Nomad Restaurant in
Boardman. No weapons were in­
volved;
MCSO deputy and the Board-
man Police Dept, responded to a
report of a suicide threat in Board-
man. Wife said her husband was
either intoxicated or on metham-
phetamines.
Sept. 2: MCSO received a re­
port of a Dodge pickup driving
fast and all over the road. They
were unable to locate;
MCSO received a report o f
three dogs attempting to get at
livestock in Boardman;
MCSO received a report of ve­
hicles speeding and driving errati­
cally by Oregon Hay;
MCSO received a report of
someone putting sugar in a gas
tank in Boardman;
MCSO received a report of a
juvenile problem in Boardman;
MCSO received a report o f
shots fired in Imgon;
Boardman Police Dept, ar­
rested Angel Martinez, 29, for
Manufacturing and Possession of
Controlled Substance charges;
To the Heppner Police Dept.,
a report of people walking and
screaming on Baltimore Street in
Heppner;
MCSO deputy and the Oregon
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