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T HE R ECORD
OBITUARIES
COURTS
June 5
• Kristin Danielle Lane
pleaded no contest to theft.
She must pay $618 in fines and
not contact or be in or about
the residence or place of em-
ployment of the victim.
• Blane Allen Bunch plead-
ed no contest to assault and
disorderly conduct. He was
sentenced to five days in the
Florence City Jail. He must pay
$330 in fines and not contact
or be in or about the residence
or place of employment of the
victim.
• Michael Lee Dotson plead-
ed no contest to harassment.
He must pay $175 in fines,
perform 50 hours of public
service and not contact or be
in or about the residence or
place of employment of the
victim.
June 12
• Desiree Galena Arm-
strong-Funk pleaded guilty to
disorderly conduct. He must
pay $550 in fines and not con-
tact or be in or about the resi-
dence or place of employment
of the victim.
• Blaine Allen Bunch plead-
ed no contest to criminal tres-
pass. He was sentenced to 16
days in the Florence City Jail.
He must pay $305 in fines and
not contact or be in or about
the residence or place of em-
ployment of the victim.
• Joshua Lynn Dearman
pleaded guilty to Harassment.
He was sentenced to four days
in the Florence City Jail. He
must pay $480 in fines and not
contact or be in or about the
residence or place of employ-
ment of the victim.
• Michael Dwayne Dearman
pleaded guilty to escape, theft
and interference with a police
officer. He was sentenced to 30
days in the Florence City Jail.
He must pay $100 in fines and
not contact or be in or about
the residence or place of em-
ployment of the victim.
• Michelleanne Granby
pleaded guilty to criminal
trespass. She must pay $225 in
fines and not contact or be in
or about the residence or place
of employment of the victim.
• Nickolus McKane Ough
pleaded guilty to attempting to
possess methamphetamines.
He must pay $50 in fines.
• Jason Ray Whitfield plead-
ed no contest to harassment
and disorderly conduct. He
was sentenced to nine days in
the Florence City Jail. He must
not contact or be in or about
the residence or place of em-
ployment of the victim.
June 19
MINNERY—Frances Larie
Minnery, 79, of Cottage Grove,
O r e . ,
passed
away June
21, 2018,
surround-
ed by fam-
ily.
She was
born Feb.
19, 1939,
Frances
in
Day-
Minnery
ton, Ohio,
to John E.
and Lorena (Neiter) Minnery.
• John Michael Conger
pleaded no contest to harass-
ment. He was sentenced to 14
days in the Florence City Jail.
He must pay $505 in fines and
not contact or be in or about
the residence or place of em-
ployment of the victim.
• Jamin Joe Sackett pleaded
guilty to harassment. He must
pay $725 in fines and not con-
tact or be in or about the resi-
dence or place of employment
of the victim.
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Dunes City announces open council positions
In addition to the mayor
position, the Dunes City elec-
tions officer announced that
there are also three Dunes
City Council positions open
for election bid by qualified
candidates.
“Candidates for office in
Dunes City must be residents
of Dunes City at the time of
their election,” said Dunes
City Administrator and Elec-
tions Officer Jamie Mills.
Council seat positions are
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for a term of four years, while
the mayor, a position current-
ly filled by Bob Forsythe, is
elected for a two-year term.
Councilors whose terms
expire at the end of this year
include Duke Wells, Sheldon
Meyer and Susan Snow.
So far, Meyer has submit-
ted an application to run for
re-election.
Dunes City election pack-
ets are available for pickup at
Dunes City Hall between the
sons: Don and Craig Lamm;
sisters Mary Lee and Carolyn;
brother Jerry; and 8 grandchil-
dren and 5 great-grandchil-
dren.
She was preceded in death
by son, Kevin Lamm.
A celebration of life and pot-
luck will be held at noon on
Saturday, July 7, at 76622 Blue
Mountain School Rd., in Cot-
tage Grove.
Arrangements in the care
of Smith Lund Mills Funeral
Chapel in Cottage Grove.
Independence Day
Sheriff ’s office introduces new K-9 officer
his son Hektor will
The Lane County Sher-
follow in his footsteps
iff ’s Office (LCSO) just
as a LCSO canine.
hired a new employee, and
The sheriff ’s office
he’s not what you think.
is holding fundraising
Hektor, a 20-month-old
efforts to help cover
Belgian Malinois canine, is
the cost of Hektor’s
the LCSO’s newest mem-
certification training,
ber of the K9 Unit.
which is $4,500.
Hektor and his new han-
The K9 Program
dler, Deputy Raymond
is funded largely by
May, are preparing for a
community donations
multi-week training pro-
that cover the cost of
gram that will result in
their certification as a K9
food, veterinary ser-
team.
vices, equipment in-
PHOTO COURTESY LCSO
LCSO has historically A LCSO deputy hendler with the cluding, a bullet proof
had two law enforcement department's newest K-9 officer, vest for the dog and
training.
K9s, each with a deputy Hektor.
Those who would
handler.
like to donate to the
K9s use their keen sense
dogs, Frits, is getting ready to
of smell to assist in locating retire. As luck would have it, K9 Unit can do so by sending
suspects, searching for evi- Frits happened to have a son them to the LCSO at 125 E.
dence and finding missing who inherited his skills as a Eighth Ave. in Eugene, or on-
line through PayPal at www.
people in Lane County.
police dog.
One of the office’s current
As Frits gets ready to retire, paypal.me/LCSOK9Team.
Frances was a nurse in both
her professional and family
life.
She served in the United
States Airforce and always
worked very hard. She loved
camping, playing cards and
gardening.
Her proudest accomplish-
ment were her three boys;
Don, Craig and Kevin Lamm.
Her faith held her strong to
the end and being with her
grandchildren always made
her smile.
Frances is survived by her
hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.
Monday through Thursday.
Completed
applications
must be submitted to the elec-
tions officer for release of pe-
tition signature pages.
The election packets, in-
cluding verified petition
signature pages, must be re-
turned to City Hall by Aug.
23, 2018.
For more information, visit
dunescityhall.com.
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