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S IX • Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, September State Police responded to a semi- truck weaving in and out of lanes; To the lone Fire Dept, and Co lumbia Basin Electric Co-Op, a report o f a structure fire m a old house on Highway 74 in lone. Sept 3: Boys’ Hot Line relayed to MCSO a report of a suicidal boy at Bake’s Restaurant pay phone in Irrigon. The hot line said they would attempt to keep the boy on the line until MCSO deputy arrived. No weapons were involved, but the boy threatened to jump off the water tower; Flood computer went to Stage Riverview Mobile Park; MCSO received a report of a vicious rottweiler in a field in Boardman; To the Boardman Police Dept., a report of a pig in a yard in Boardman; MCSO received a report of a man lying in the bushes near the Boardman Library. They were unable to locate the man; MCSO received a report of a disturbance at a residence in Im- gon. A man was reported to be taking things from the shed; To the Boardman Police Dept., a report of a disturbance between 2 ; MCSO received a report that the manager and a tenant at the someone stole a social security Trail Apts.; To the Boardman Police Dept., card and tried to sell it back to the a report of a domestic dispute in owner for $200; MCSO received a report of a progress at a residence in Board- problem with a calf in Boardman. man. It was a verbal dispute only; MCSO received a report of a Sept. 4: MCSO received a re prowler at a residence in Irrigon; port of an 11 year old at MCSO received a report from Riverview Mobile Park being ha an Irrigon residence of a regis rassed by other boys in the area; tered sex offender attempting to MCSO received a request for get children out of the house a deputy concerning a drive-by where they live in La Grande. The shooting in Irrigon; man is the children’s mother’s MCSO received a report of two 'Shitzu dogs found at a residence boyfriend; MCSO received a report of a in Heppner; domestic dispute in the lounge at MCSO received a report of a Bake’s Restaurant. prank caller in Irrigon; MCSO received a report of Sept. 7; to the Heppner Police dead animals in a pasture in Dept., a report of the wife of an Boardman; intoxicated man wanting him out MCSO received a report of a of the house in Heppner. The man hang-up caller believed to be decided to stay in his truck for the woman’s ex-husband; evening; ' MCSO received a report of a MCSO received a report of a small brush fire one mile south theft at a residence in Irrigon; MCSO received a report of two , of Lexington by Highway 74; MCSO received a report of a cans of gasoline stolen from a male hitting a female in Board- porch in Irrigon; MCSO received a report of a man. The person did not tell of $5 drive-off from Brown’s Truck ficers until the following day; MCSO received a report of a Stop in Irrigon; MCSO received a report from car parked on Cemetery Hill Road a woman that her boyfriend took in lone. Sept. 5: to the lone Fire Dept., her car without her permission. a report of a fire alarm at lone Both were located at Bake’s Res High School. It was a false alarm; taurant in Irrigon; MCSO received a report of an MCSO received a report of a intoxicated man trying to get into man following a woman home a woman’s car parked at her resi from work in Irrigon and scaring dence; her; MCSO received a report from ..To the Oregon State Police, a report o f a student at A.C. a woman that a man had tried to Houghton school in Irrigon begin get in her daughter’s car while at stalked by a man in a brown van the Irrigon BP. The man said he could get them drugs; twice this week; MCSO received a report that a MCSO received a request for a deputy regarding trespassers at 15 year old girl ran away with her 18 year old boyfriend in Irrigon. Rivercrest Farms; To the Boardman Police Dept., The daughter had allegedly come a report of a lost child who had home on drugs the previous night; MCSO received a report of a not returned from school. Mother thinks child may have gotten on woman who said she was being the wrong bus. The child was re harassed in Heppner; MCSO received a report of a turned home shortly after; 17 year old boy who ran away MCSO deputy assisted SCF in from home because he had been removing children from a home grounded; in lone; MCSO received a report of a To the Boardman Police Dept., fence tom down in Irrigon. a report of a five year old girl who appeared to be alone. The child said no one picked her up; To the Heppner Police Dept., a report that two people had asked Heppner Elementary School for money from a Heppner resi teacher Barb Orwick will once dence; To the Boardman Police Dept., again hold Academic Skills a report of a suspicious person at Workshops (ASW) in the evenings for students and their the BP station in Boardman; parents. To the Boardman Police Dept., Orwick will offer a two-week a report of loud music in Board- refresher class for previous man. It turned out to be a church students beginning on Tuesday, party; Sept. 16, from 7-8 p.m. at the To the Heppner Police Dept., Heppner High School library. a report of a woman in Heppner Tbe five-week session will get threatened by her ex-boyfriend; underway on Tuesday, Oct. 7. MCSO deputy and the Board- Cost for the refresher course man Police Dept, responded to a will be $10. Cost for the five- report of a 11 year old who had week session will be $25. A not been seen since she left portion of the fee will go toward school. The child was located and the Morrow County Education Association opportunity fund, returned home; To the Heppner ambulance, a which provides funds for report of a player down at lone students needing money to attend High School with a neck injury. sports and academic camps and other special opportunities. The patient was transported to ASW was developed in Salem Pioneer Memorial Hospital in by Dr. Ross Quackenbush and Heppner. Jerry Gastineau, M.S. education, Sept. 6: MCSO received a re to provide "effective home quest for assistance in retrieving methods to improve school performance". Orwick has taken property from another person; training from Dr. MCSO deputy and the Board- the Quackenbush and is a certified man Police Dept, responded to a ASW leader. report of a suspicious male sitting The workshop is designed to in a truck and staring in a help students achieve at their full woman’s apt in Boardman; potential, said Orwick. Parents MCSO deputy and the Oregon attend the workshop with their State Police responded to a report child and learn how they can set of a possible domestic dispute and up a successful program at home, screaming at the Irrigon Mobile she said. For more information or to Court; To die Boardman Police Dept, enroll in either class, call Orwick a report o f a rottweiler trying to at 989-8459 or at Heppner bite people in Boardman; Elementary School, 676-9128. To the Oregon State Police; a. report that an older, man had correction pulled out a shotgun and drew it Dave Connor, new teacher at at a man. The man had told off Heppner High School, teaches the older man with the shotgun science, not math, as erroneously for hassling his sister at the reported in die Sept. 3 Gazette- Times. Workshop slated 1 10,1997 Mustangs shut down Prospectors, 20-0 Sourdough workshop to be held V t* H * y. ♦ * photo by Joyce Hughes Since pioneer days, sourdough has been a Western staple. The tangy flavor has delighted generations in breads, pancakes, and other baked goods. The Morrow and Umatilla Family community Education (FCE) program will offer a free sourdough cookery workshop to members and the general public, Wednesday, September 24, at the Athena Catholic Church Hall. The workshop will begin promptly at 10 a.m. According to Carol Michael, Morrow/Umatilla Extension Agent, FCE members in the Columbia Basin studied sourdough cookery in the late 1960s. The techniques and recipes shared at the early workshop have been used, adapted, revised, and weli traveled in the past 30 years. In the course of travel, some of the recipes have lost their connection to the name of the originator. Long term Umatilla County Extension study group members Jenny Zerba, Jeanne Megy and Doreen Munck compared their original recipes with younger versions found in Oregon Wheat Commission materials, and Extension study group lesson materials from various Oregon counties. "No matter how widely the recipes had traveled, the fact is they consistently produce a successful product," says Michael. Six of the recipes will be shared and demonstrated at the workshop. About 20 additional "Heritage Sourdough Recipes" will be available for a small charge to cover the cost of reproduction. Derek Gunderson is off and running against Grant Union. The junior speedster rushed for 53 yards against the Prospectors. illegal receiver penalty as the Gunderson for eight yards. He by Rick Paullus pass bounced off an offensive had one interception. The Mustangs defense The Heppner Mustangs got lineman. Matheny then knocked down played real well only allowing back on the right track by a pass and Geer stopped a run Grant Union 55 yards rushing beating the Grant Union for no gain and the half ended and 34 yards passing. The Prospectors 20-0 last Friday with Heppner still ahead 14-0. point totals on defense were night in Heppner. After intermission both spread evenly with Royal The Mustangs ability to run teams defenses dominated the Robinson leading the way with the ball and Grant Union 14 points. Matheny, Wilhelm mistakes were the keys to the third quarter. and Tim Sumner each had 11 After trading punts Grant win. points. Casey Evans and Clint After receiving the opening Union had the ball on their 35 Junior Royal Bellamy each had nine, and kick-off, the Mustangs picked yard line. up two first downs before the Robinson rushed in and sacked Gunderson and Jake Roy had Prospectors held. Sophomore the Prospectors' quarterback eight. The Mustangs take next Levi Geer ran five yards for Woods for a six yard loss. the first first down, and Junior However, a controversial Friday off and get ready to Shane Matheny ran a unsportsmanlike penalty on face the Weston-McEwen quarterback sneak five yards Heppner moved the ball out to Tigerscots in Athena on for the second. Grant Union the 44. On fourth down Evans September 19 at 7:30 p.m. then got a roughing the punter tackled Woods for a three yard This will be a crucial game for penalty to give Heppner a first loss and the Mustangs took both teams in the race for the over at the 41. down at their 48 yard line. Columbia Basin Conference The Mustangs moved the Tips on establishing and caring Grant Union's defense Championship. for sourdough starters will be ball down to the 24, but on stiffened again and blocked The Mustang Junior Varsity covered by FCE leaders. fourth down the Prospectors Tyson Palmeteer's punt and plays at home on Monday the Samples of starter will be shared intercepted a pass at the three returned it to the Mustangs 20 8th against Weston McEwen with those who bring a clean yard line. The Prospectors yard line and returned it out to and Monday the 15th against glass container. "And of course, The third quarter moved the ball to the eight the 32. Wahtonka. The Weston we will conclude the workshop yard line before fumbling the ended with Heppner still in McEwen game starts at 5p.m. with samples of sourdough baked ball. Sophomore Jake Roy front 14-0. and the Wahtonka game starts goods," says Munck. After Grant Union picked up recovered for Heppner. "We are anxious to share the at 6p.m. adventure of sourdough cookery After a Heppner punt, the two first downs Wilhelm Grant Union 0 0 0 -0 with coming generations," says Prospectors again fumbled recovered a fumble at the Heppner 0 14 0 6 - 20 Jenny Zerba. "We also want to with Geer jumping on the Prospectors 46 yard line. Second quarter-Derek Gunderson 12 remind our veteran members that The Mustangs couldn't move yard run (Shane Matheny to loose ball. sharing heritage recipes can be a Gunderson) Matheny one yard run With the Mustangs taking the ball and Grant Union took (pass failed) good way to pass on traditions over at their own 41, Matheny over at their 40 yard line. The Fourth quarter- Matheny seven yard within our own families," Zerba then moved run (kick failed) completed a pass to Junior Prospectors continues. Individual rushing Derek Gunderson for a first backwards with an offensive The Family Community G.U.- Josh Wood 7-27, Aaron down. The first quarter ended pass interference penalty and a Mathews 4-20, Tim Schuette 2-7. Bean Education Program is a volunteer The Reynolds 2-2. Billy Holliday 5- -2, organization with both teams failing to get Tim Sumner sack. affiliated with Justin Anderson 1-7. Prospectors then got a Oregon State University on the scoreboard. Heppner- Shane Matheny 11-54, Extension Service. Programs Matheny kept the ball on the booming 58 yard punt that Derek Gunderson 14-53, Michael Schonbachler 10-26, Travis Wilhelm such as the Heritage Sourdough option for a 24-yard gain and Gunderson misplayed but 9-25, Levi Geer 3-16, Matt Baker 2- - Workshop train community first down, then ran a bootleg recovered to return the ball 10 5. leaders to reteach the lesson yards. four yards down to the 12 yard Passing within their own organizations. Grant Union was then G.U.- Woods 4-9-1- 32 yards line for another first down. Workshops and educational Heppner- Matheny 1-4-1- 8 yards flagged for a 15 yard Gunderson then ran around materials are available to all Receiving penalty. right end for a touchdown and unsportsmanlike G.U. - Kleck 2-14, Williams 2-20. interested persons. For more Heppner- Gunderson 1-8 Before the Mustangs could a 6-0 Heppner lead. Next information, contact Carol Penalties Matheny hit Gunderson on a snap the ball the same player Michael, Extension agent for G.U. -12-120 yards Morrow and Umatilla counties Heppner - 4-50 yards pass for the two point received another penalty and at 1-800-342-3664. conversion and Heppner led 8- was ejected. So instead of 0 with 8:36 left in the second being deep in their own territory they had the ball at quarter. After the ensuing kick-off the 46 yard line. The Mustangs offensive line went out o f bounds the The next meeting of the Mor Care Development Block Grant then took over as they ran Prospectors took over at their row County Commission of Chil 35 yard line. They got one of through the Prospectors for big dren and Families will be held on proposals. This is a public meeting and Gunderson and their few first downs on a gains. Tuesday, Sept. 16, at 7 p.m. at the anyone interested is invited to at quarterback sneak by Josh Matheny took turns before Morrow Estates Clubhouse, 220 tend and participate in the discus Woods out to midfield. A long Matheny ran the final seven Anderson Circle, Boardman. sions. For more information, call pass was held up by the stiff, yards for a touchdown with The main topic of discussion 676-9675. remaining in the will be the approval of the Child cool breeze and Gunderson 3:14 intercepted and returned to the ballgame. Freshman Blake Knowles' kick was wide right Prospector 32 yard line. Geer had a seven yard run and the Mustangs enjoyed a and Senior Travis Wilhelm 20-0 lead. The Prospectors failed to get By Delpha Jones picked up a first down with a business. three yard run. Matheny ran a a first down and Coach Greg The Lexington Grange will The group had lately been fourth down quarterback sneak Grant let the second team run meet September 15. The grange meeting on Sundays, but will down to the nine yard line. On out the final 2:08. will make plans for the fall and once again meet on Mondays. "We grew up a lot from last winter and discuss other a third and goal from the six, Matheny carried down to the week. I was very encouraged four-inch line. Matheny then tonight," Grant said. "We had tackling, better sneaked it in on fourth down better The Morrow County for a touchdown and a 14-0 blocking, and we were in Arts Council Heppner lead. The two point better shape than last week." is pleased to conversion attempt failed and "We still need to work on with 2:04 left in the first half understanding the offense, but sponsor art classes the Mustangs had a two we are getting better," he by the artist Jonna added. touchdown lead. Heppner ran the ball better, The Prospectors then McKay-owner of returned the kick-off 40 yards rushing 47 times for 174 Mountain Studio in to the Mustang 46 yard line. yards. Shane Matheny led the Condon. She will teach mixed media A pass interference penalty on Mustangs with 11 carries for visual arts classes in 10 week sessions in Heppner moved the ball down 54 yards. Derek Gunderson to the 22 yard line. After was right behind him with 14 Heppner. Classes are for ages 4-high for 53 yards. Junior Tim Dickenson rushes school. Adult classes if enough interest. Michael knocked down a pass, Grant S o p h o m o r e Union completed a pass to the Schonbachler rushed 10 times Class cost will range from $30-$45. To nine. Junior Casey Evans then for 26 yards. Travis Wilhelm register for classes or additional informa chased the quarterback nearly ran nine times for 25 yards. tion, call Barb Orwick at (541) 989-8459. Matheny only attempted four sacking him, but causing an passes, completing one to MCCCF to hold meeting Sept. 16 Lexington Grange to meet i
