TEN • Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner. Oregon Wednesday, April 18,2007
MCSD Math
Contest results
announced
One hundred-and-
thirty of Morrow County’s
highest achieving math stu
dents met on Thursday, April
12, at A.C. Houghton Ele
mentary School to compete
in the annual Morrow Coun
ty SchiH)l District Math Con
test.
As expected, all stu
dents performed extremely
well, where very few ques
tions separated the first place
contestant from those that
re c eiv e d
p a rtic ip a tio n
awards. All students should
be commended for their ef
forts and abilities.
Below is a list of stu
dents who placed in the top
ten for each of the five age
groups that participated:
Fourth Grade
Eriq Thompson, first
place; Colleen Barden, sec
ond place; Joe Schmidt, third
place; Morgan Smith, fourth
place; Alisha Sorenson, fifth
place; Skyler Hawks and
Koyle Kendrick tied for sixth
place; Isabel Orozco, sev
enth place; Ross Cutsforth,
eighth place; Katelyn Wells,
ninth place; and B ianca
Barajas and T.J. Patton tied
for tenth place.
Fifth Grade
Sarah Bose, Kelsey
Caudron. and Avika Sharma
tied for first place; Jordan
Connell and MeKayla Kin
dle tied for second place;
Micha Hintz; Bryson Boyd
and Margo Calvillo tied for
fourth place; Preston Tarp-
ley, fifth place; Jared Lem
mon. sixth place; Zach Bur
nett and Tyrel Walker tied for
seventh place; Arik Corpus,
Je ff D ow dy and M ario
Sepulveda tied for eighth
place; Isaac Alonso, Kaitlynn
Linnell, and Jennifer Work
ing tied for ninth place; and
Karina Caldera, tenth place.
Sixth Grade
Jonathan Chen, first
place; Bryce Fowler, second
place; Lane Numerick, Earl
Propheter. and Trey Waite
tied for third place; Leticia
Alvarez, fourth place; Paola
Cuevas, fifth place; Emily
Cornelius and Stephen Th
ompson tied for sixth place;
Samantha Tompkins, sev
enth place; Marissa Stanger.
eighth place; Brittany Foster,
Stephanie Leon, and Emilie
M cKenney tied for ninth
place; and Alana Wilson,
tenth place.
Seventh Grade
Wyatt Bishop, first
place; Adriana Sanchez, sec
ond place; Zach Hintz. third
place; Cristina Martinez and
Justin Pranger tied for fourth
place; Trent Cannon, fifth
place; Briton Hansen, sixth
grade; Lance Bose and
Mykel Evan Keefer tied for
seventh place; Kristine Tolle
and Zach Yocom tied for
eighth place; Devon Martin
and Jaime Mendoza tied for
ninth p lace; and A m ber
Kramer and Tyler Maynard
tied for tenth place.
Eighth Grade
B righam H ansen,
first place; Ian Murray, sec
ond place; Alejandra Mendo
za. third place; KaLynn Mc
Kee and Jordan Wright tied
for fourth place; Juanna
Gaytan and Devin Robinson
tied for fifth place; Joe Ar-
mato. Eric Chick. Billy Grif
fin. and Whitley Reece tied
for sixth place; Stephanie
Sepulveda, seventh place;
Tori Lankford and Amanda
Pom eroy tied for eighth
place; Molly Creason. ninth
place; and Jessica Suarez,
tenth place.
V
MCSO Sheriffs
Report
M arch 20: MCSO
deputy arrested Jeffrey Linn
R ing, 46, on an Irrigon
Justice Court warrant for
Failure to Pay Fine/Driving
while License Suspended.
He w as lo dged at the
Umatilla County Jail.
MCSO deputy cited
Chet Alan Dubry, 33, for
Violation of the Basic Rule,
85 mph in a 55 mph zone.
B oardm an P olice D ept,
officer assisted.
MCSO deputy cited
a fem ale subject for
Violation of the Basic Rule.
76 mph in a 55 mph zone.
MCSO deputy cited
Michael Steven Moore, Jr.,
24, for No O p e ra to r's
License.
MCSO received a
report that a citizen walked
up to the Boardman Animal
Control officer and advised
a subject was trying to buy
more beer; the subject was
possibly DU1I. Boardman
Police Dept, officer cited
Luis Alberto Ortega Roque,
28, for No O p e ra to r’s
License. The vehicle was
impounded.
MCSO deputy cited
Sidney Dwight Pelson, 64.
for Violation of the Basic
Rule, 76 mph in a 55 mph
zone.
MCSO received a
report from a caller in lone
of a dog tied up on a too-
short lead; the dog couldn't
even lay its head down. A
deputy determined the dog
had plenty of rope.
MCSO received a
report from a caller in Irrigon
of a horse that was “extra,
skinny” and limping for two
weeks. There was no shelter
for it nearby.
MCSO received a
report from a caller in Irrigon
that the neighbor's two dogs
got out and one attempted
to bite her. A deputy locked
the dogs in their yard; no one
was home at the residence.
M CSO received a
report from a c a lle r in
Heppner that someone got
onto the fire communication
channel and was babbling
nonsense. The fire dept, was
doing to determine who the
radio belonged to.
M CSO ,
Irrigon
ambulance received a report
from a caller in Irrigon that
a female subject in her 40s
fell and had an arm injury and
difficulty breathing. The
patient was transported to
Good Shepherd Hospital in
Hermiston.
MCSO received a
call from a caller in Irrigon
who heard her daughter may
be in jail in Pendleton. The
call was transferred to the
Umatilla County Sheriff's
Office.
MCSO received a
report from a caller in Irrigon
that his fiancé was assaulted
by a female subject. They
were at the Good Shepherd
Hospital in Hermiston. It
was d eterm in ed to be a
miscommunication and no
crime occurred.
M CSO received a
report from a caller in Irrigon
who lost her ID and food
stamp card.
M CSO received a
report from a caller in Irrigon
that someone was burning
something, possibly copper
wire.
B oardm an P olice
Dept, received a second
hand report from a caller in
Boardm an that a vehicle
almost hit a residence.
B oardm an Police
Dept, received a report from
a c a lle r in B oardm an
regarding the burglary of a
I
storage unit.
B oardm an P o lice
Dept, received a report from
a caller in Boardman that a
four- year-old child was
bitten by the neighbor’s dog.
It was determined the dog's
owner would surrender the
dog and the dog would be
taken to the Hermiston Vet
Clinic.
B oardm an P olice
Dept, officer was out on a
traffic stop with a vehicle
listed as sto len out o f
Wallowa County. An auto
sales business was listed as
the owner of the vehicle. The
b u sin ess did not p ress
charges as it appeared to be
a paperwork mix-up. The
business would meet with
the driver and handle the
situation as a civil matter.
B oardm an P olice
Dept, received a report from
a caller in Boardman that
someone left a wallet at the
Texaco station; an officer
contact was requested. The
ow ner o f the w allet was
contacted and arrangements
would be made to pick up
the wallet.
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