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EIOHT-The Heppner Giette-Times, Heppner. Oregon. Thursday, February 12. lR Employment training needs survey begins Mon. in eastern Oregon j :. rfon't have and wmre. men we r..m..m. ..." Telephone and face-to-face Phone book delivery to begin interviews will begin Mon day. February lfi. in the 10 counties of eastern Oregon to gather information for a resource file which could lead to more job training opportun ities for residents of the region. The survey, conducted by Eastern Oregon State College Continuing Education person nel for the Oregon State Employment and Training Council, is designed to identify employment training needs of people in the area, types of training now available, agencies now offering training and agencies or businesses wishing to provide or operate training programs. Continuing Education Director Dr. Douglas Tread way said there will be three different questionnaires, one for individuals, one for major industry representatives and one for community leaders. "We'll survey about 5.000 people altogether over the three week period." he said. Justice Court , Justice Court at the Morrow County Courthouse in Heppner handled the following cases over the past week: Evelyn Viola Warren. P.O. Box 562, Heppner, exceeding maximum speed (69 miles per hour in a 55 speed limit) - $55 bail forfeited; Clinton Earl Barber. P.O. Box 112. Hwy. 244, Ukiah, 1.200 lb. tandem axle overload - $12 fine; Harry Willis Scott. 175 Rock St.. Heppner, 2.200 lb. group axle overload (vehicle owned by Grant Loggers. Inc., P.O. Box 219, John Day) - $15 fine; David Wayne Stevens. P.O. Box 532, Heppner, improper lane usage -$12 fine; Frank Leslie Howard, Jr., Willow Creek Road, P.O. Box 415. Heppner, exceeding max imum speed (65 mph in a 55 mph speed limit) - $24 bail forfeited; Ronald Wayne Haguewood, Rt. 1, Heppner, exceeding maximum speed (65 mph in a 55 mph speed limit) - $24 bail forfeited; Tony Hugh Currin, Hep pner, minor in possession of alcholic beverage - $34 fine; Maureen Ann Howard, one block north of the post office Lexington, P.O. Box 515 exceeding maximum speec (65 mph in a 55 mph speec limit) - $6 fine; Delbert Wendell Emert, W Hwy. 74, P.O. Box 232, lone exceeding maximum speec T65 mph in a 55 mph speec limit) - $12 fine; Mark Whitmer Wright Water St.. P.O. Box 521 Lexington, 64 mph in a 55 mpr speed limit)" $ fine; Dennis Boylan, Rt. 1, Box 1676, Hermiston, exceeding maximum speed (65 mph in a 55 mph speed limit) - $12 fine; Wesley James Englert, P.O. Box 1127, Heppner, overwidth vehicle - $12 fine; John Stephen Smith. 245 Water St., Lexington, viola tion of basic rule (49 mph in a 35 mph designated speed ) - $22 fine; Todd Wayne Harrison, Clark Canyon Rd., Box 394, Lexington, violation of basic rule - $22 fine ; Ronald Linn Wilhelm, 150 Arcade St., Lexington, ex ceeding maximum speed (73 mph in a 55 mph speed limit) -$34 fine; exceeding maximum speed (71 mph in a 55 mph speed limit) $44 fine; John Fichard Ledoux, 21905 S.W. Dahlke Lane, Apt. 2, Sherwood, Ore., wrong lane usage - $17 fine; William Joseph Brink, one mile east on Hwy. 74, vehicle license expired - $6 fine; Betty Fae Green, 365 South C" Street, P.O. Box 452, Lexington, exceeding maxi mum speed (68 mph in a 55 mph speed limit) -$22 fine; Kenneth Allen Combs, 15 miles south, Hwy. 207, Star Route. Echo, 65 mph In a 55 mph speed limit) - $12 fine; Keith R. Papineau, P.O. Box 821. Heppner. 7.700 lb. com bination overload - $282 fine. "Ruilding this kind of file is important to the future of eastern Oregon: we hope people will cooperate," he said. "Once the information is gathered, planning for im proving can really begin. We can look at what we have and don't have and where, then we can decide whnt we need to better serve the industry we have and to attract the kind of industry the people of the region want." Trendway said once the file is complete it will be put on sihle to employers and train ing agencies and be made available to Ihose needine the information. According to Trendway. EOSC coordinators in eastern Oregon communities will he conduct ini the survey inter views, lie siiid plume inter views would he nuulo between 8 a m. and 8 p.m. weekdays and weekends. He added. "We really lioe people will co operate. It's important." Delivery of new telephone hmks is expeeted to.heuin Feb. l in soulheni Morrow Counlv. II will lake approx imately n week to ten ri:ivs to complete the delivery, de pending on the weather, Mrs, Melvin Allvn. who has delivered the hooks for sev eral years, asks that people who do not have a house number or their name on their mail box. to please put a slip of paper on Iheir front door with their name, and the number of books needed. Mrs. Merlyn Robinson will be taking care of the Heppner rural area, Slang for a crew-cut li "pig ihava." CAMP EDUICATD0M mum 'K: y ECHO .v;v. v ; for aood too. ! J jr. 71 Walentinc Wailye Self-Basting Turkeys, Grade A Valchris or Jennie 0. Frozen 19 to 2m Average iii!l;llnVM'4V:!ilM:U'!.liJj.:Ml Prints from Slides I Take a New Look at Your Slides 35 mm Slides 0nJy I0 :CV V. - . ' . - . .... , .. .. . - ' - i V Vn " Boneless Beef Round Steak, Full Cut USDA Choice Beef Western Family Boneless Ham, Whole, Unsliced Water Added. 5 to 9 lb. Average O Jib. 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