EIGHT - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, August 19,2009
4-H Fair Results
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ure 8 (Intermediate): white
ribbon, gam ing. B arrels
(Intermediate); blue ribbon,
clothing. My Fav orite Outfit
(Intermediate); blue ribbon,
clothing. Fashion Revue
(Int.); red ribbon, clothing.
Expanding Skills Level 5;
w hite ribbon, horse. In
term ediate Perform ance;
white ribbon, gaming. Key
Race (Intermediate).
S e a n B a r ro n -
Blue ribbon, herdsm an-
ship, S heep H erdsm an-
ship; blue ribbon, sheep.
Market Lamb; blue ribbon,
showmanship. Intermediate
Sheep.
Seth Dynes - Blue
ribbon, sheep. Market Lamb;
blue ribbon, herdsmanship.
Sheep Herdsmanship; blue
ribbon, showmanship. In
termediate Sheep.
S e th P a lm e r -
Blue ribbon, h e rd sm an
ship, Sheep H e rd sm a n
ship; blue ribbon, sheep,
Market Lamb; blue ribbon,
showmanship. Intermediate
Sheep.
S k y le r P alm er -
Blue rib b o n , h e rd sm an
ship, Sheep Herdsmanship;
blue ribbon, sheep, Market
Lamb; blue ribbon, show
manship, Junior Sheep.
Skyler Weisberg -
Blue ribbon, banner/scrap-
book, Scrapbook (Club); red
ribbon, swine, Hampshire
(February Gift); blue rib
bon, swine, Market Swine;
blue ribbon, showmanship.
S enior Sw ine; blue rib
bon, herdsmanship, Swine
Herdsmanship; blue ribbon,
banner/scrapbook. Banner
Contest; Blue ribbon, pho
tography, Scavenger Hunt
(Club).
Spencer Palmer -
Blue ribbon, H erdsm an
ship, Sheep Herdsmanship;
blue ribbon, sheep, Market
Lamb; blue ribbon, show
manship, Senior Sheep.
Stacee Halvorsen
- Blue ribbon, showman
ship, Intermediate Swine;
blue ribbon, swine, Market
Swine.
Stephanie Cutsforth
- Red ribbon, beef. Market
Steer; blue ribbon, show
manship, Senior Beef.
Stephanie Schuler
- Red ribbon, photography,
Nature-Animals (Intermedi
ate); blue ribbon, showman
ship, Intermediate Sheep;
red ribbon, photography.
Other Interesting Subject;
red ribbon, sheep, Market
Lamb.
S tephen T hom p
son - Blue ribbon, beef.
Market Steer; blue ribbon,
showmanship. Intermediate
Beef.
S tev en M aine -
Blue ribbon, showmanship.
Intermediate Swine; blue
ribbon, banner/scrapbook.
Banner Contest; blue rib
bon, b a n n e r/scra p b o o k .
Scrapbook (Club); blue rib
bon, herdsmanship, Swine
Herdsmanship; blue ribbon,
photography, S cavenger
Hunt (Club).
Sydney Q ualls -
Blue ribbon, grand cham
pion, presentations. Illus
tra ted Talk (In d iv id u a l,
Junior); blue ribbon, show
manship, Beginner Sheep;
blue ribbon, sheep. Market
Lamb; blue ribbon, grand
ch am p io n , e d u c a tio n a l,
Animal Science (Junior);
blue ribbon, herdsmanship.
Sheep Herdsmanship.
T aighler D o u g h
erty - Blue reserve, sheep.
M arket Lam b; blue rib
bon, showmanship. Senior
Sheep.
Tanner Wightman
- Blue rib b o n , rese rv e,
food and nutrition. Favorite
Recipe Collection (Phase);
blue ribbon, swine, Market
Swine; blue ribbon, show
m anship, S en ior Sw ine;
red ribbon, photography.
Other Interesting Subject
(Senior); blue ribbon, grand
cham pion, photography,
Nature-Plants (Senior); blue
ribbon, grand cham pion.
Photography, Creative Pro
cess (Senior); blue ribbon,
food and nutrition. Judging
Contest (Food & Nutrition);
blue ribbon, food and nutri
tion, Table Setting (Senior);
blue ribbon, food and nutri
tion, Mini Meal (Senior);
blue ribbon, clothing, Basic
S kills Level 3-Item for
the...; blue ribbon, reserve,
banner/scrapbook, Scrap
book (Senior); blue ribbon,
reserv e, food and nutrition.
Specialty Yeast Bread.
T a te G e n tr y -
Blue ribbon, h erd sm an
ship, Sheep H e rd sm a n
ship; blue ribbon, sheep.
Market Lamb; blue ribbon,
showmanship. Intermediate
Sheep.
T ay llo r G o u ld -
Blue ribbon, h erd sm an
ship, Sw ine Herdsmanship;
blue ribbon, swine, Market
Swine; blue ribbon, show
manship, Senior Sw ine.
Taylor W ightman
- Blue ribbon, grand cham
pion, photography, Nature-
A nim als (In term ed iate);
blue ribbon, swine. Market
Swine; blue ribbon, grand
champion, presentations, Il
lustrated Talk (Individual);
blue ribbon, grand cham
pion, photography, Archi
tectural (Intermediate); blue
ribbon, reserve, livestock
judging. Intermediate Live
stock Judging; blue ribbon,
food and nutrition. Yeast
Bread (Using S pecial...);
blue ribbon, food and nu
trition, Table Setting (In
term ediate); blue ribbon,
grand champion, food and
nutrition, Main Dish (In
term ediate); red ribbon,
clothing. Judging Contest;
red ribbon, clothing, Basic
Skills Level 3-Personal;
blue ribbon, grand cham
pion, banner/scrapbook,
Scrapbook (Intermediate);
blue ribbon, grand cham
pion, food and nutrition.
Favorite Recipe C o llec
tion (Phase); blue ribbon,
showmanship. Intermediate
Swine.
Tim Gould - Blue
rib b o n , h e rd s m a n s h ip ,
S w in e H e r d s m a n s h ip ;
blue ribbon, swine, Market
Swine; blue ribbon, show
manship, Beginner Swine.
Timothy Nelson -
Blue ribbon, herdsmanship.
Swine Herdsmanship; blue
ribbon, showmanship. In
termediate Swine; blue rib
bon, swine, Market Swine.
T orri L o v g ren -
Blue ribbon, showmanship.
Senior Beef; blue ribbon,
beef, Market Steer.
T re n t C a n n o n -
Blue ribbon, grand cham
pion, swine, Market Swine;
blue ribbon, showmanship,
Intermediate Swine.
T re v o r G r a f f -
Blue ribbon, herdsmanship.
Sheep Herdsmanship.
Vanessa Shatto -
Blue ribbon, h erd sm an
ship, S w ine H e rd sm a n
ship; blue ribbon, sheep.
Market Lamb; blue ribbon,
showmanship, Intermediate
Sheep.
W ade A y le tt -
Blue rib b o n , h erd sm an
ship, Swine Herdsmanship;
blue ribbon, showmanship.
Senior Swine; blue ribbon,
swine, Market Swine.
W ayne K illion -
Blue ribbon, beef, Market
Steer; blue ribbon, show
manship, Junior Beef; blue
ribbon, herdsmanship. Beef
Herdsmanship.
W hitney Sanders
- Blue ribbon, herdsman
ship, Sheep Herdsmanship;
blue ribbon, showmanship,
Junior Sheep.
Zach Hintz - Blue
rib b o n , h e rd s m a n s h ip .
Swine Herdsmanship; blue
ribbon, showmanship. In
termediate Swine.
Zachary Yocom -
Blue ribbon, swine. Swine
Showmanship (Int.); blue
rib b o n , h e rd s m a n s h ip .
S w in e H e r d s m a n s h ip ;
blue ribbon, swine. Market
Swine.
Oregon’s Best Contests a hit at the Morrow County Fair
The Oregon’s Best
Contests are a tradition at
the Morrow County Fair.
The contests are intended
to inspire creativity using
Oregon products. This year,
contests included B o b ’s
Best H om e-Baked Bread
Contest, featuring B ob’s
Red Mill flours and prod
ucts; Down Home Favorites
Recipe Contest, sponsored
by FLAV-R-PAC and San-
tiam; Delicious, Nutritious
Sum m er C heese R ecipe
Challenge, sponsored by the
Dairy Farmers o f Oregon;
Finest Marionberry Pie in
Oregon contest, sponsored
by the Oregon Raspberry'
& Blackberry Commission;
and the Hermiston Water
melon contest, sponsored
by Hermiston Watermelon
Growers.
B o b ’s R ed M ill
sponsored the popular Bob’s
Best Hom e-Baked Bread
Contest. Contestants baked
bread from scratch using
B ob’s Red Mill products.
This year's first place win
ner was Jan Stroeber. Jan’s
Herbed Oatmeal Pan Bread
used fresh ingredients and
Bob’s Red Mill flour. She
will received $50 and two
five pound bags o f B ob’s
Red Mill flour.
The Down Home
Favorites contestants pre
pared trad itio n al fam ily
dishes using FLAV-R-PAC
an d S an tiam p ro d u c ts .
There were no entries this
year. The first place winner
w ould have received an
embroidered apron and a
product coupon.
Oregon produced
cheese was highlighted in
the Delicious, N utritious
Sum m er C heese R ecipe
Challenge sponsored by the
Dairy Farmers o f Oregon.
Contestants use at least one
type of Oregon cheese in a
snack, salad, main dish, side
dish or dessert. The winner
would have received a “got
milk” t-shirt and coupons
fo r O re g o n -m a d e d airy
products for first place, but
there were no entries.
The Oregon Rasp
berry and Blackberry com
mission sponsored the 2nd
annual “Finest Marionberry
Pie in Oregon” contest. The
winning pies would have
won $20 and been listed on
the OregonFresh.net. This
was our first year for this
contest and we received no
entries.
T h e H e r m is to n
W a te rm e lo n G r o w e r s ’
H e rm isto n W aterm elo n
Seed-Spitting Contest does
not involve cooking, but
is creative and unique. It
is always a big hit in Mor
row County. C ontestants
were divided into four divi
sions - Men, Women, Youth
(8-15 years) and Children
(7 years and under). One-
by-one, the contestants spit
watermelon seeds as far as
possible. This year’s place
winners are: Men - Paul
Keefer, 23’4”; W omen -
Sierra Gilman, 23’; Youth
- Cougar Krosker, 12’ 5”;
Children - Amanda Barron,
Sheriffs Report
ju st assaulted by a male
subject. He said he would
like an officer to respond.
-BPD received re
port from an officer who
made contact with a pos
sib ly d isa b le d v e h ic le .
S ubject said ev ery th in g
was okay; they were just
scraping bugs off the wind
shield.
- I r r ig o n A m b u
lance received report o f an
eight-month old baby chok
ing on a com shell.
June 9: M orrow
County Sheriff’s Office cit
ed Ryan Brady Ensminger,
22, for driving 30 mph in a
20 mph zone.
-M CSO received
report o f a subject walking
from H erm iston through
R uggs w earin g a w hite
T-shirt with no sleeves, a
black fanny pack and floppy
hat. A deputy located the
subject. The subject was
given food and a ride. ,„
-M C SO received
report from an Irrigon sub
ject that her neighbors had
an eight to 10-week old
puppy that was not being
taken care of with no food
and its w ater had algae
in it. The dog was tied up
w ith a rope behind a shed.
A deputy responded and the
ow ner’s sister took the dog
to Pet Rescue.
-M CSO received
re p o rt from an Irrig o n
wom an that her husband
w as sta lk in g her at her
residence.
-M C SO received
report from a deputy that he
was out with a vehicle pull
ing a disabled trailer full of
cattle. The trailer wheel was
coming off.
-M C SO received
report from the Heppner
High School principal o f
two truant kids. A deputy
responded and located the
juveniles who were brought
back to the school and their
parents and guardian were
contacted.
-M C SO received
report from the Jackson
C ounty S h e riff’s O ffice
that they had arrested Brian
Andrew Clemens, 36, on an
Irrigon Justice Court war
rant for Failure to Appear/
Driving While Suspended.
He was lodged at Jackson
C ounty Jail w ith $6,000
bail.
-M C SO received
report o f a male who was
riding a four-wheeler in the
Parkside Rd./Ridge Crest
Lane area. Deputy advised
him that if he was caught
rid in g in the area again
he would be cited and his
four-wheeler would be im
pounded.
-M C SO received
r e p o rt o f a s u s p ic io u s
male with a puppy walk
ing through an alley near
his residence. The subject
w asn't doing anything il
legal.
-M C SO received
report from an Irrigon man
that his ex-wife called and
said that their four-year-old
child had a burst appendix
and the ex-wife w ouldn’t
say w hat hospital they were
at. A deputy checked on the
child who was not sick. The
ex-wife said she made no
such phone call.
-M CSO received
report from a Heppner man
that he saw a female juve
nile driving a vehicle with
her mother in the passenger
seat. He said the mother did
not have a valid d riv er’s
license and the ju v en ile
driver had only an instruc
tional permit. He also ad
vised he met the vehicle
at the intersection and the
vehicle hit his vehicle.
-M C SO received
rep o rt o f a co m m ercial
burglar alarm in Heppner.
The deputy who responded
advised that a balloon be
ing blown around by the
air conditioning set off the
alarm.
-Boardman Police
Department, Boardman Fire
Department received report
o f heavy sm oke com ing
from the chipper in the chip
building in Boardman.
-BPD received re
port o f a hit and run, non
injury accident in Board-
man. The vehicle and driver
were located.
-BPD received re
port from a Boardman man
that when he returned home
after being gone for four
days his air compressor had
been stolen and wires to his
security cam eras outside
were clipped.
-B PD cited Fred
Allen Silva, 46, for DUII,
D elivery and Possession
o f a Controlled Substance
S c h e d u le II, R e s is tin g
A rrest, D istribution o f a
Controlled Substance and
Assaulting a Public Safety
Officer. He was lodged at
Umatilla County Jail with
$42,500 bail.
-H eppner A m bu
lance received a report o f
a subject at the assisted
living center with a high
tem perature. One subject
was transported to Pioneer
Memorial Hospital.
-Heppner Fire De
partment received report of
a grass fire moving up the
canyon with windy condi
tions on Little Butter Creek
Rd., Heppner.
June 10; Morrow
C ounty S h e riff’s O ffice
received report that Main
Street in Heppner will be
closed all day from May
St. to C enter St. because
the sham rock was being
painted.
-M C SO received
report that four male juve
niles and one female were
messing around a back door
on Main St. in Heppner and
extra patrol was requested.
-M C SO received
report that a subject in the
c o u rt room at the M or
row County Courthouse in
Heppner moved a chair and
bumped the judge’s panic
button.
The Morrow County
Sheriff’s Office reports han
dling the following busi
ness:
June 8: M orrow
County Sheriff’s Office re
ceived report from a deputy
that he was putting out a
fire near First Street and the
River in Irrigon.
-M CSO received
report of seven dogs bark
ing all night and o ff and
on all day at a H eppner
residence.
-M C SO received
report that bulldogs were
fighting and killing each
other in Irrigon. The dogs
were separated.
-M CSO received
report from an lone woman
that there was a bullet hole
in her kitchen window. It
turned out that the lawn
m ow er hit a rock and a
piece o f the blade w ent
through the window.
-M CSO received
report from a deputy that he
was out for a check at apart
ments in Heppner where he
heard kids screaming.
-M CSO received
report from a female con
cerning telephone harass
ment from another female.
According to the reporter,
the other fem ale taunted
her and laughed about not
getting into trouble for call
ing them.
-M CSO received
report from a juvenile sub
ject on 1-84 near Boardman
that his father was driving
drunk on the freeway.
-MCSO cited Ray-
lene Mae Pullum, 46, for
U nlaw ful P ossession o f
M eth am p h etam in e. She
w as lodged at U m atilla
County Jail with $7,500
bail.
-M CSO received
report from an Irrigon man
that he was in a wheelchair
and a fan fell over and he
was worried that it would
catch the house on fire. He
said he was not able to call
anyone else.
-M CSO received
report from an Irrigon sub
ject that his grandm other
and niece were fighting.
The grandmother was try
ing to control her 16-year-
old granddaughter. A deputy
responded.
-Boardman Police
Department arrested Peggy
Diane Favorit, 56, for DUII.
She was cited and released
with $6,000 bail.
-BPD cited Juan
Manuel Lopez, 20, for Fail
ure to Obey Traffic Control
Device and Failure to Carry
Proof of Insurance.
-BPD received re
port from a fem ale that
her 2008 Ford Focus was
involved in a hit and run.
An officer responded.
-BPD received re
port from a Boardman sub
ject that his nephew was
12
’
First place winners
in each group received a
H e rm isto n W aterm elon
Lover’s Champion Baseball
Cap from Hermiston Water
melon Growers.
The Oregon’s Best
Contests are presented by
the Agri-Business Council
o f Oregon (ABC), a non
profit organization that pro
motes Oregon’s agriculture
industry. For more infor
mation about the Oregon’s
Best contests and to view
the winning recipes, visit
the ABC Web site, www.
Oregonfresh.net.
Please rem em ber
to ch eck in next y e a r ’s
Premium Book to enter and
win prizes in the Oregon
Best Contests.
-M C SO received
report from an Irrigon busi
ness th at som eone took
$1,200 from the till while
she was back cooking. A
deputy responded.
-M C S O , B o ard -
m an P olice D epartm ent
received report that while at
the Boardman Airport, two
males driving a pickup were
trying to sell brand new
item s, including a 7,000
w att generator, an 8,000
watt generator, an air com
pressor, a water pump and
a power washer for cheap.
Reporter believed the items
may have been stolen. A
deputy located the subjects
at an RV park in Boardman
and the driver o f the vehicle
showed proper paperwork
from a company based in
Fort Wayne, IN. The items
were not stolen.
-M C SO received
report from an lone subject
that his vehicle was being
T P’ed by students.
-M C SO received
report from a Lexington
subject that he was m iss
ing money from his bank
account. The report was un
founded as the subject had
dementia and was talking
about things that occurred
20 years ago. Deputy could
not discover anything that
had happened recently.
-M CSO received
report o f an audible burglar
alarm at H ep p n er H igh
School. It was determined
to be an employee error.
-MCSO deputy re
ported he was flagged down
by a bicyclist who said that
while she was riding her
bike a dog ran out and bit
her shoe. Owner advised he
will keep the dog kenneled
when no one is home.
-M C SO received
re p o rt from an Irrig o n
wom an that her 14-year-
old daughter and another
female juvenile had been
talking over the internet
and m et up at the skate
park. The mother then said
she received a call from a
neighbor advising someone
was trying to pick a fight
with her daughter, so she
also went to the park. She
said the other juvenile came
up and called her daughter
a bitch. A deputy responded
and contacted all parties.
No crime was committed.
-M C SO received
a report from a H eppner
subject that his vehicle was
not running correctly and
suspected that someone put
sugar in his gas tank be
cause when he opened the
gas cap he could see gran
ules. A deputy made contact
with the subject who said it
was because he had broken
up with his girlfriend about
a month earlier. Dispatch
confirmed through a web
search that sugar could pos
sibly disable a car.
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