FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, September 4, 2002
Fair open class winners announced
By Renee Yocum
There were a lot o f
winners this year at the fair.
In the Oregon Best
Contest Meredith Walters won
first place for her Shrimp Salad
Recipe and for her Blueberry
Cupcakes. Sarah Carlson and
Jane Dean won second and third,
respectively for their cupcakes
also. The winners for Bob's Best
Home Bake Bread were Bonnie
Wenberg, first, and Nancy Jepsen,
second. Tina Palmer won for her
com muffins in Santiam's Super
Muffins Com Recipe.
One of the most popular
Oregon Best Contests is the
W atermelon Seed Spitting
Contest. In the Seven and Under
category, Macy Gibbs spit 12' 3";
Brandon Davis won the 8-15 year
olds with a distance of 20'; Sue
Gibbs won the women’s division
with 19' and Mario Magan won
the men’s division with 26'.
The winners o f the
Sweepstakes this year received
a $25 gift certificate from The
Morrow County Fair Board. In the
Food Department, Laura Sager,
from Lexington, won for her rolls
with honey. Jane Pope, o f
Boardman, won photography for
her Cathedral Rock photo. Judy
Buschke, of Heppner, won Art for
her fall scene Painting with an elk.
She also won Anne’s Favorite for
this painting. In Canning, Mary
West, of Heppner, had a very
unique entry of Dandelion Jelly.
Clothing went to Meghan Unruh,
of Heppner, for a doll outfit she
sewed. David Estes, of Irrigon,
did Needlework of a horse with
stage picture. Judy Yoder, of
Boardman, won quilts for a
Queens Quilt.
Dorothy Green, o f
Heppner, grew pears this year to
win Fruits and Rebecca Jepsen,
o f Heppner, grew carrots in
Vegetables. In Flowers, Terry
Tallman, of Boardman, had a
gorgeous Cocks Comb flower. In
the three kids departments, Skyler
Hawks, Evan Unruh, and Mike
Angel, all o f Heppner, won.
Skyler had a Blue Ceramic Pig,
Evan
had
a
C utpaper
Construction picture and Mike
had a ceramic of a Mountain Man.
All these winners will have their
names and a picture of the item
put in the curio cabinet by the Fair
Office for people to see.
The P eople's Choice
Award in Art was won by Robert
Harrison, and Molly Day won the
Morrow County Creative Arts
Aw ard for the most ribbons in that
department.
Kirsten Harrison won
people’s Choice in Photography.
The Best Overall Sweepstakes in
the Community Booths went to
Morrow County Courthouse
Centennial. They had a detailed
model of the courthouse.
Heppner Garden Club’s
awards for Best Horticulture and
most blue ribbons went to Terry
Tallman, o f Boardman. Best
Arrangement and The Jane
Rawlins Memorial went to Pam
Worden, of Heppner.
There were a lot of Open
Class animals, from large to small.
There were over 30 Poultry
entries and 18 Rabbits this year.
In Beef the Champion Female
was Claire Grieb’s three-year-old
cow. While Logan Grieb won
reserve with his two year old
cow. N atalie Rauch won
Champion in Bred Yearling Heifer
(shorthorn). Devin Robinson got
Champion for Jr. Bred Yearling
Heifer (polled). In Swine Thomas
Holland and Kelly Lieb received
Grand Champion for their animals.
Thomas had a gilt and Kelly had
a market hog. Macy Gibbs won
Best of Show Chicken for her
Black A ustralorp Pullet and
Reserve for her Barred Rock
Pen. Kathy Tellechea won Best
of Show for her solid black Mini-
Rex. Pam Renfro won Reserve
for her Agouti Mini Lop.
Heppner Garden
Club holds annual
fall potluck
The Heppner Garden
Club will be meeting at St.
Patrick’s Senior Center, at 6:30
p.m., on Monday, Sept. 9. They
will be having their Annual Fall
Potluck, with the officers hosting.
The program has been
changed because o f medical
problems. Instead, there will be a
series introduction on the fall and
winter videotape classes on
gardening. Everyone is welcome
to attend.
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Pearl Harbor
December 7,1941
New York World Trade Center
September 11,2001
Pearl of beauty, pearl of life
within your channel deep.
Rest the men and tools of war
for you and God to keep.
From northern skies feel death
and strife as history wrote by early
light a tearful memory tale.
What valor is there to be found
in tragic human loss?
Men must begin to live as one
- no matter what the cost.
For all who died that Sunday
morn, we bow our heads
and pray. For them, please grant
them peace, for us, a better way.
Towers of beauty, towers of
strength rest in rubble deep
- with men, women and children
for our Lord God to keep.
From eastern skies fell death
and strife - as history wrote by
morning light, a deadly
terrorist attack.
What valor is there to be found
in tragic human loss?
Man must begin to live as one
- no matter what the cost.
For all who died that Tuesday
morn, we bow our heads and
pray. For them, please grant
them peace, for us, a better way.
Submined by George Jefferies, veteran o f Pearl Harbor
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Christman to talk
about trip to India
Sheena Christman, of
lone, will talk about her mission
trip to India on Sunday, Sept. 8,
at 10:30 a.m., at Christian Life
Center in Heppner. Sheena, 17,
traveled to India this past summer
where she spent eight weeks
working at the M ichael Job
Centre, a girls’ orphanage, in
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Christman of lone.
Everyone is invited to
attend.
Sheriffs Report
The Morrow County Sheriffs
Office (MCSO) reports handling
the following business:
caller in Boardman o f kids
throwing rocks.
-Boardman Police Dept,
cited William Charles Reed, Jr.,
23, for Driving while License
Suspended
and
Driving
Uninsured. The vehicle was
impounded.
-MCSO deputy cited a
juvenile subject for Violating the
Restrictions o f Provisional
License.
-MCSO received a report
from a caller in Boardman that she
found stolen property dumped in
her yard.
-MCSO received a report
from a caller in Heppner that a
male subject was drinking and
arguing about his grandson.
Another male subject was also at
the scene.
July 27: MCSO received a
report from a caller on 1-84
eastbound o f two vehicles
traveling at extreme rates of
speed.
-MCSO deputy cited Christy
Lee Virgil, 45, for DUII, Failure
to Re-register Vehicle and
Driving Uninsured. The vehicle
was towed.
-MCSO, Oregon State Police
received a report from a caller on
1-84 of a male subject on the on-
ramp who jumped in front of the
caller’s vehicle.
-MCSO received a report of
a loose dog in the West Glenn
Addition. A deputy was unable to
locate the dog.
-MCSO received a report of
an injured deer on Highway 730.
-MCSO received a report
from a caller in lone that he was
receiving threats from his wife.
-MCSO received a report
from a caller in Irrigon that a black
dog scratched her nephew. No
medical attention was required.
-MCSO deputy reported he
found a box of children’s clothing
on Highway 74 at the Kinzua Mill
site. The property was returned.
-MCSO received a report
from a caller at Blakes Ranch that
horses were loose in the area.
-MCSO deputy cited James
Roger Rose, 65, for Passing in a
No-Passing Zone.
-MCSO deputy cited Fred
Randall Hekking, 42, for Violation
of the Basic Rule, 72 mph in a 55
mph zone and No Valid
Operator’s License.
-MCSO deputy arrested
Marco Antonio Abarca Martinez,
32, on a Umatilla County warrant
for Failure to Appear/Aggravated
Theft I, Criminal Mischief I. He
was lodged at the Umatilla County
Jail with $ 100,000 bail.
-MCSO, Boardman Police
Dept, received a report from a
caller in Boardman that a bicycle
was stolen.
-MCSO, Boardman Police
Dept, received a report from a
caller in Boardman of a verbal
domestic dispute with her
husband. Officer contact was
requested.
-MCSO deputy arrested
Jonathon Cory Wiser, 18, for
Harassment. He was cited and
released with $3,000 bail.
-MCSO deputy arrested
Michael Steven Moore, 19, on a
Heppner Justice Court warrant
for Failure to Appear/Forgery I
and on a Morrow County Circuit
Court warrant for Failure to
Appear/Burglary I, Theft III. He
was lodged at the Umatilla County
Jail with $6,000 bail.
-MCSO received a report
from a caller in Irrigon that the
people who sent off an alarm at a
residence the past week were
back again in the area.
-MCSO deputy cited and
released Tami Rochelle Graves,
The Rhea Creek Social 31, on a Heppner Justice Court
Club will meet on Wednesday, warrant for Failure to Pay Fine/
Sept. 11, at 10 a.m., at GD’s in Endangering the Welfare of a
Heppner.
Minor-Alcohol.
At the meeting Flossie
-MCSO received a report
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from a caller in Heppner of an
Everyone is welcome to unknown trailer with a jet ski on
the first meeting of the year.
it parked in his driveway.
-MCSO deputy cited Michael
Steven Moore,
19, for
Unauthorized
Use
of
a Motor
Willow Creek Country
Vehicle.
Club ladies played Thursday, Aug.
July 26: MCSO deputy cited
29. The results are as follows:
-low gross: Shari Stahl Sabrina Marie Humphreys, 28, for
No Operator’s License.
and Luvilla Sonstegard
MCSO, Boardman Police
-low net: Kathy Cutsforth
Dept.,
Boardman Ambulance
-least putts: Mary Kincaid
received
a report from a caller in
and Loa Henderson
Boardman
that an 89-year- old
-chip in: Loa Henderson,
female
had
fallen. She was
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The patient was transported to
Miller
Good Shepherd Medical Center
in Hermiston.
D A 's Report
-MCSO, Oregon State Police
received a report from a caller in
Matt Byron Phillips Irrigon that two four-wheelers
admitted to violation of probation had been stolen.
-MCSO, Boardman Police
allegations for delivery o f a
Dept,
received a report o f a
controlled substance. Phillips’
burglar
alarm activation at BLD
probation was revoked and
reinstated with credit for all time Pacific Grain in Boardman. It was
served, and he was sentenced to a false alarm.
-MCSO received a report
30 days in jail.
from a caller at the Chevron
station in Heppner that a vehicle
had parked in the way all night.
-MCSO received a relayed
report
from a subject in Irrigon
The South Morrow
that
checks
were stolen from his
County Scholarship Trust has
announced that Matthew Jepsen vehicle.
-MCSO, Arlington and lone
has received the Elizabeth Slottee
Memorial Scholarship. Jepsen is Fire depts. received a report of a
in his fourth year as a student in flare-up of a fire at the Logan
the Lionel Hampton School of residence.
-Boardman Police Dept,
Music at the University of Idaho.
officer
cited Beau Donald Knight,
He is working towards a degree
in music education, with additional 25, for Offensive Littering.
-MCSO received a report
emphasis in music theory. Jepsen
is the son of Nancy and Bill from a caller in Irrigon that the
neighbor’s dogs were running
Jepsen, of Heppner.
The Elizabeth Slottee loose. It is an on-going problem.
-MCSO received a report
Memorial Scholarship is given
from
a caller in Irrigon that
annually to a junior, senior or
graduate student majoring or someone ran an extension cord
minoring in music, or a student from her residence and is stealing
who has been accepted into the electricity.
-MCSO received a report of
school of education.
an alarm in a shop in Irrigon. It
was a false alarm; a family
Births
member set off the alarm.
-MCSO received a request
Zachary
Bryce for deputy contact in lone
Conklin- a son, Zachary Bryce regarding a civil standby. The
Conklin, was bom Aug. 23,2002, caller was advised to have a
at Good Samaritan Hospital in family member stand by.
Portland, to Mark and Shannon
-MCSO deputy cited a 16-
July 28: -MCSO received a
Conklin, of Beaverton. The baby year-old male juvenile for report from a caller in lone that a
weighed 8 pounds, 11 ounces and Violating the Restrictions of suspicious vehicle was following
was 21-‘/2 inches long. Provisional License.
her in lone. The caller called back
Grandparents are Dale and Linda
-Boardman Police Dept, and said she was home but had
Conklin of Heppner and Shane officer cited a 16-year-old male been followed by four vehicles.
and Gloria O’Neill of LaPine. juvenile for Violation of the Basic The caller was recontacted; the
Great-grandparents are Vernon Rule, 50 mph in a 35 mph zone caller did not need a deputy con
and Iris Adkins, of Union.
and Disobeying a Traffic Control tact currently. She was advised
Device.
to call if further assistance was
-MCSO received a report required.
from a caller in Morgan that a
-MCSO deputy reported an
trespasser was on the property intoxicated male subject walking
while they were gone.
down a street in Irrigon. The sub
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-Boardman Police Dept, of
ficer cited Jesus Martinez Olguin,
26, for DUII (BAC .12).
-MCSO, Boardman Police
Dept, received a relayed report
of several subjects running from
a residence in Boardman. The
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and said the music stopped.
-MCSO deputy arrested
Tony Lee Kellar, 29, for Criminal
Mischief II, Domestic Violence
Menacing and Domestic Harass
ment. He was lodged at the
Umatilla County Jail with $21,000
bail, 10 percent okay.
-MCSO received a report of
theft of items from a boat moored
at the Irrigon Marina.
-MCSO, Heppner Public
Works Dept, received a report of
a fire hydrant leaking in front of
the courthouse. It was determined
the hydrant was not leaking.
-MCSO received a request
for a deputy contact from a call
er in Irrigon regarding a juvenile
male who slammed his head into
her son’s pickup the previous night
at the festival at the Irrigon Mari
na.
-MCSO received a relayed
report from a caller that his boat
came off its mooring and was
drifting out into the Columbia Riv
er from the fish hatchery. His
wife and a 12 year old child were
swimming out to get the boat but
they were so far out he couldn’t
see them anymore. The caller
borrowed a boat, retrieved the
swimmers and retrieved the er
rant boat.
-MCSO, Oregon State Police
received a relayed report of a fe
male subject in Irrigon who was
in a house and two male subjects
were trying to break in. It was
determined to be a property dis
pute.
-MCSO, Oregon State Police
received a report from a juvenile
caller in Irrigon that her mother t
assaulted her and threw her on
the couch. The mother called to
report her 14 year old daughter ,
had hit her nine year old brother
in the head with a rock and was
out of control. The daughter left
the house heading downtown.
-MCSO received a report
from the Umatilla Police Dept,
that Miguel Fuentes Carrillo, 28,
was arrested on an Irrigon Jus
tice Court warrant for Failure to
Pay Fine/No Angling License
with $439 in bail, paid in full.
-Boardman Police Dept, of
ficer advised that the phone was
out at the Boardman 76 station;
someone cut the lines.
-MCSO, Boardman Police
and Fire depts. received a report
of three small fires near Highway
730. Power poles and a hay field
were threatened. Umatilla Elec
tric and ODOT were notified.
-MCSO received a report
from a caller in Irrigon that her
car stereo had been stolen some-
time after 12 noon.
-MCSO, Boardman Police
Dept, officers arrested a male V
subject on an Irrigon Justice Court
warrant for Contempt of Court.
-MCSO received a report
from Josephine County Sheriffs
Office that a male subject was
arrested on an Irrigon Justice
Court warrant for Failure to Ap-
pear/Failure to Perform Duties of
a Driver. He was lodged at the
Jackson County Jail.
July 31: -MCSO deputy ar
rested Jerame Joseph Cadek, 29,
on an Irrigon Justice Court war
rant for Failure to Pay Fine/Driv-
ing while License Suspended-Mis
demeanor. He was lodged at the
Umatilla County Jail.
-MCSO deputy arrested
Marcus Andreus East, 40, for
DUII (BAC .20), Open Contain
er and Illegal Parking. The vehi
cle was impounded.
-MCSO deputy cited Edigar
Morales Pineda, 29, for Disobey
ing a Traffic Control Device (Stop
Sign).
-MCSO deputy cited Victor
Manuel Landeros Naverro, 36. for
No Operator’s License, No In
surance, and Defective Equip
ment. The vehicle was impound
ed.
-MCSO, Boardman Police
Dept., Boardman ambulance re
ceived a request for an ambulance
at the Econolodge in Boardman
for a 51 year old diabetic male
who had been ill all morning. The
patient was transported to Good
Shepherd Medical Center in
Hermiston.
-MCSO received relayed in
formation regarding a set of lost
keys reported to the Boardman
Police Dept. There was also a
military ID on the keyring.
-MCSO, Boardman Police
Dept, received a relayed report
of a male subject driving a pickup
with a 40 oz. beer in his lap.