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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 27, 1979)
SIX The lleppni'i' (;;iette-Timts. Ih-ppner. Oregon. Thursday. December 27, l!)7!t Morrow deputy graduates from academy Notes Hospital ione ome Ec prepares dinner I Vputv Holier! .. Cannon, of the Morrow Oei'titv Sheriff's Olficcv trr.ifliKi 1d last Fririnv from the Orcuoii Police Aca-ili-niv at the ceremonies in Monmouth. Ill-put v Cannon became a member of the Sheriff's De parlmenl Ann. 14. He had been The Corrpctions Officer for Umatilla County prior to coming to Heppner. The academy is an integral part of the training program administered by the Oregon Hoard on Police Standards and Training BPST. and is designed to furnish training for law enforcement, correc tions and parole and probation officers from throughout the state. The 4:i students graduating from the seven-week police course will bo joining 3.2-40 oilier police officers who have successfully completed the academv in previous classes. Twenty-nine different agen- r c i Births Stephen and Cathy Peck of Lexington had a baby girl l)oe. 20. She was born at 7:57 p.m. and she weighed six pounds and 12 ounces. They named her Hilary North. Justice Court Violations from the office of Charlotte Cray, ' Morrow County justice of the peace, for the week ending Dec. 21 are : Marshall Kdward Spaulding .Jr.. t"5 12 St. in LaGrande driving while under the influence- of intoxicants $207 fine. Kichard Leigh Crapser, 4244 Macleay Kd. S E. in Salem inadequate log binders $24 bail forfeited. Samuel Lee McDanial, Rt. 1 Box 3415 in Hardman dis obey slop sign $24 bail for feited. Iielmer Montrell Marsh. Box 402 in Elmira fail ure to validate elk tag $19 line. Debbie Ann Michael, 305 Boardman Ave. in Boardman fiiihue to slop and leave name and address at scene of motor vehicle accident ($107 fine i and no operator's license i$2!t fine.) Timothy Ross Dahlke. P.O. Box 32 in Heppner failure to yield $2!) fine. Ken Maynard Gates, Box :ilt; Blaekhorse Canyon Road in Lexington open container of ;ui alcoholic beverage $29 fine. Michael Dean Lynh. P.O. Rox 355 200 S. Main in Heppner speeding $34 fine. Louanne'Edna Cox, Star Rt. Box 4005 in Lexington speed ing $12. David Dean Verstroppem, Rt. 1 Box 3180 in Ruggs no operator's license and driving with license suspended $107 fine. Jerry Lee McCoy. 310 E. Jennie in Ifermiston defec tive equipment. $34 bail for feited. Hal Ray Whitaker Jr., 315 Chase P.O Box 724 in Heppner -failure to yield $12 fine. Edwin Joseph Sekins, 5411 N E. 20 Ave. in Portland dri ving while under the influence of intoxicants $207 fine. Rodney Gaylia Prince, 620 N.W. 8 St. in Pendleton care less driving ($44 fine), crimi nal mischief in the second degree $107 fine and a 30 day suspended jail sentence. Robert Stewart, Walla Walla minor in possession $34 fine. Kenneth J. Lackey, Walla Walla minor in possession $:!4 fine. cies were represented by gradual es of this class Awards were presented to oukt.'inrlinL' officers for per formance in academic achievement, firearms train ini'and physical development in each class A top student in defensive tactics was chosen in the Corrections Class. John C Williams. Superin tendent of the Oregon Stale Police and member of the Board on Police Standards and Training, presented the graduation address for the ceremonies rceepMon lor graduates and euois was held immodi a'elv after the graduation exercises SlieriU I arrv l-'etseh atten ded i he ceremonies Cannon and his wife. Rorna dine live on Court Street in Heppner Thev have one child. Patients at Pioneer Memor ial Hospital for the week ending Dec. 21 that have been dismissed are Carl Mc Daniel and Leon Reed, both of Heppner, Patients still in the hospital at that time were Harold Hill of Heppner and Reid Duncan of Lexington. The lone High advanced homo economics class pre pared a dinner sponsored by the CowBelles Dec. 12 The CowBelles donated a ten-pound roast to the class of Carol Boorger. Mrs. Boerger and her ad vanced home economics class spent three class periods in Ine morning preparing for the dinner The home economics class consisted, of Shirley Harris. Linda Poole. Janet Hams, and Lisa Meyers. The dinner was served in the high school building and all faculty were invited to the dinner. Faculty present at the dinner were Parrel Wilson, Del LaRue. Cordon Meyers. Barbara Stefani. Bob Deeter, Dan Adams, Duane Payne, Gene Sartain. Carol Boerger. and her class. The main entree was the roast beef and other items on the menu were: broccoli and cheese sauce, fruit salad, baked potatoes, and for des sert, chocolate mousse pie. JlESslfci ICMZJ Jb",r!!22J fresh Crab - I ! SonoSied Elden otiiidfipioasf f-ioiie SfeeEi ASsf128 f P Tendered Crlfl USDAChoice aTg WMChcto g g " ,k U . 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