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Newspaper Page TextPage 13 Illinois Valley News, Cave Junction, OR Wednesday, August 20, 2008 JOSEPHINE COUNTY 2008 TAX FORECLOSURE NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF JOSEPHINE JOSEPHINE COUNTY, a political subdivision of the State of Oregon, Plaintiff, LEGAL NOTICE BOWERSMITH, Jan Tuttle; CHAVEZ, Dave; CHAVEZ, Dave; EDELEN, Eddie and EDELEN, Tricia; EDSALL, William; ED- SALL, William G.; EILRICH, Wade and EILRICH, Carla; EILRICH, Wade and EILRICH, Carla; EILRICH, Wade Donald and EILRICH, Carla J.; FISHER, Roberta L.; FLICK, Leslie M.; GAUVAIN, Harry Norman (Estate of) and GAUVAIN, Rainy, Per- sonal Representative of the HARRY NORMAN GAUVAIN ESTATE; HARTLEY, Gary F. and HARTLEY, Fred G.; JONES, Mary Ellen, Personal Representative of the ESTATE OF VIVY D. MILLS; KLUG, James J. and KLUG, Denise D.; LENHART, Ed- ward; LOMBARDO, James, and CASE, Marsden P. and CASE, Patricia F.; MARTIN, Paul L.; MCGUIRE, Terrel H.;MCGUIRE, Terry H.; NEWTON, Roger; NEWTON, Roger Allen; NEWTON, Roger Allen; ONCAY, Linda; ONCAY, Linda; ONCAY, Linda D.; PATRICK, Horace R.; STEPHENS LOVING TRUST, and STEPHENS, Philip A. and STEPHENS, Vickie G., Co-Trustees of the STEPHENS LOVING TRUST; TAYLOR, Michael Shane. Defendants. TO ALL DEFENDANTS ABOVE NAMED, and each of them, and to all persons owning, claiming to own, having or claiming to have, any interest in any property included in the foreclosure list hereinafter set forth, and being the Josephine County delin- quent tax foreclosure list for the year 2008. YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO TAKE NOTICE: That the plaintiff herein has filed in the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Josephine, an application for foreclosure of the lien of all taxes shown on the Josephine County tax foreclosure list for the year 2008, hereinafter set forth in full, and that the plaintiff will apply to the Court for judgment foreclosing such tax liens at least thirty (30) days from August 18, 2008, and any and all persons interested in any of the real property included in said foreclosure list are hereby required to file an answer and defense, if any there be, to such application for judgment within thirty (30) days after the publication of this notice, exclusive of the day of said publication, which is the 18th day of August, 2008. Such answer and defense shall be in writing, under oath, and shall specify the particular cause of objection. Said foreclosure list is as follows: To wit: 2008 DELINQUENT TAX FORECLOSURE LIST, JOSEPHINE COUNTY, OREGON The names, property description, years of delinquency and the principal amount of the delinquent taxes of each year are as they appear in the 2007-2008 Tax Roll. The property description is placed in order of: Account Number - Township - Range - Section - Quarter/Quarter Section - Parcel Number. Name/Legal Description 25. ONCAY, LINDA R3320022 40-08-12-C0-001700-00 0 ACRES 0.02 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 TOTALS 0.07 0.07 0.07 0.21 0.02 0.01 0.00 0.03 0.09 0.08 0.07 0.24 26. ONCAY, LINDA D 2005-06 M200731 40-08-12-C0-001700-00 04 2006-07 MFD STRUCT SERIAL # 2007-08 WAFL1A744310423, X # 140227, REAL MS TOTALS 188.30 192.23 196.09 576.62 77.83 48.70 18.31 144.84 266.13 240.93 214.40 721.46 27. PATRICK, HORACE R *2004-05 R317131 36-05-32-B0-000100-00 05 2005-06 ACRES 81.03 2006-07 2007-08 TOTALS 893.43 932.40 978.20 993.08 3,797.11 512.23 385.40 247.81 92.70 1,238.14 1,405.66 1,317.80 1,226.01 1,085.78 5,035.25 *2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 TOTALS 8,089.17 8,634.07 8,763.28 9,311.23 34,797.75 4,637.80 3,568.74 2,220.03 869.05 11,295.62 12,726.97 12,202.81 10,983.31 10,180.28 46,093.37 29. TAYLOR, MICHAEL SHANE *2004-05 R300322 33-06-20-00-001001-00 05 2005-06 ACRES 1.07 2006-07 2007-08 TOTALS 181.66 184.24 187.94 191.87 745.71 104.15 76.16 47.61 17.91 245.83 28. STEPHENS LOVING TRUST %STEPHENS, PHILIP A & STEPHENS, VICKIE G CO-TRUSTEES OF THE STEPHENS LOVING TRUST R342511 36-06-24-DD-001104-00 13 PART. PLAT 2003-54, PARCEL 2, ACRES 2.46 285.81 260.40 235.55 209.78 991.54 All property described in the foregoing tax foreclosure list is situated in Josephine County, Oregon. Where the word 'name' appears in the foregoing tax foreclosure list, it has reference to the name or names that appear on the Tax Roll upon the respective properties therein described. Year Tax Interest Total *2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 TOTALS 1,441.30 2,081.49 2,128.52 2,177.73 7,829.04 802.05 860.34 539.23 203.26 2,404.88 2,243.35 2,941.83 2,667.75 2,380.99 10,233.92 Where the words 'legal description' appear in the foregoing tax foreclosure list, such descriptions refer to the duly recorded map and plat of each of said descriptions, duly filed and of record in the office of the County Clerk of Josephine County, Oregon, and permanent tax account number. 2. CHAVEZ, DAVE *2004-05 R329113 39-07-31-C0-000122-00 04 2005-06 ACRES 2.36 2006-07 2007-08 TOTALS 83.94 84.97 86.33 87.68 342.92 48.12 35.13 21.87 8.18 113.30 132.06 120.10 108.20 95.86 456.22 Where the words 'interest' and 'total' appear in the foregoing tax foreclosure list, they refer to the amount of the accrued interest to September 15, 2008, on the delinquent taxes due for the respective years, and the total amount of taxes, plus accrued inter- est thereon, to September 15, 2008, for each of the respective properties described therein. 3. CHAVEZ, DAVE *2004-05 R329121 39-07-31-C0-000130-00 04 2005-06 ACRES 2.64 2006-07 2007-08 TOTALS 932.95 946.83 965.59 984.01 3,829.38 534.89 391.36 244.61 91.84 1,262.70 1,467.84 1,338.19 1,210.20 1,075.85 5,092.08 4. EDELEN, EDDIE & *2004-05 EDELEN, TRICIA 2005-06 R302981 35-06-03-C0-001900-00 05 2006-07 ACRES 5.09 2007-08 TOTALS 776.52 791.48 808.08 825.46 3,201.54 445.06 327.15 204.72 77.04 1,053.97 1,221.58 1,118.63 1,012.80 902.50 4,255.51 5. EDSALL, WILLIAM 2007-08 M201934 37-07-01-00-001403-00 05 TOTALS MFD STRUCT SERIAL #52G30BMG11807292 X # 128403, Home ID 200995, REAL MS 121.81 121.81 11.37 11.37 133.18 133.18 1. BOWERSMITH, JAN TUTTLE R318852 36-06-21-B0-000100-00 10 ACRES 3.93, POTENTIAL ADDL TAX LIABILITY 6. EDSALL, WILLIAM G R325550 37-07-01-00-001403-00 05 ACRES 9.94 *2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 TOTALS 399.96 405.38 499.27 421.44 1,726.05 229.32 167.54 124.77 39.33 560.96 629.28 572.92 624.04 460.77 2,287.01 7. EILRICH, WADE & EILRICH, CARLA R326492 38-05-22-00-000101-00 06 ACRES 5.00 *2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 TOTALS 334.19 499.43 509.87 555.65 1,899.14 185.30 206.43 129.17 51.87 572.77 519.49 705.86 639.04 607.52 2,471.91 8. EILRICH, WADE & EILRICH, CARLA R3264922 38-05-22-00-000101-00 0 ACRES 0.41 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 TOTALS 15.87 16.18 16.56 48.61 6.56 4.11 1.54 12.21 22.43 20.29 18.10 60.82 9. EILRICH, WADE DONALD & 2005-06 EILRICH, CARLA J 2006-07 M203372 38-05-22-00-000101-00 06 2007-08 MFD STRUCT SERIAL # TOTALS 6JB4320C2S7204, X # 87811, REAL MS 50.24 78.18 89.04 217.46 19.77 19.81 8.32 47.90 70.01 97.99 97.36 265.36 10. FISHER, ROBERTA L *2004-05 R319631 36-06-24-CA-000701-00 16 2005-06 ACRES 0.63 2006-07 2007-08 TOTALS 426.95 841.11 1,233.22 1,320.62 3,821.90 235.02 347.66 312.43 123.25 1,018.36 661.97 1,188.77 1,545.65 1,443.87 4,840.26 11. FLICK, LESLIE M *2004-05 R324814 37-06-12-AB-000900-00 05 2005-06 LAMPLIGHT VILLAGE 1ST ADD., LOT 9 2006-07 ACRES 0.54 2007-08 TOTALS 321.68 583.08 594.99 607.41 2,107.16 176.77 241.00 150.73 56.67 625.17 498.45 824.08 745.72 664.08 2,732.33 12. GAUVAIN, HARRY NORMAN (ESTATE OF) *2004-05 C/O RAINY GAUVAIN PERS. REPRESENTATIVE 2005-06 OF THE HARRY NORMAN GAUVAIN ESTATE 2006-07 R328523 39-05-06-00-001401-00 06 2007-08 ACRES 1.41 TOTALS 394.27 401.34 409.49 445.19 1,650.29 226.01 165.90 103.74 41.55 537.20 620.28 567.24 513.23 486.74 2,187.49 13. HARTLEY, GARY F & HARTLEY, FRED G *2004-05 R330035 39-08-21-AD-002200-00 02 2005-06 CAVE JUNCTION, LOT 9, ACRES 0.19 2006-07 2007-08 TOTALS 302.64 365.81 374.03 382.20 1,424.68 171.06 151.19 94.75 35.67 452.67 473.70 517.00 468.78 417.87 1,877.35 14. JONES, MARY ELLEN PERS. REP OF THE *2004-05 ESTATE OF VIVY D. MILLS 2005-06 R309069 36-05-15-D0-002000-00 05 2006-07 ACRES 0.47 2007-08 TOTALS 21.22 21.23 21.27 21.31 85.03 15. KLUG, JAMES J & KLUG, DENISE D R325528 37-07-01-00-000911-00 05 ACRES 4.00 12.16 8.77 5.38 2.00 28.31 33.38 30.00 26.65 23.31 113.34 *2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 TOTALS 458.42 465.36 475.45 486.00 1,885.23 262.84 192.35 120.45 45.36 621.00 721.26 657.71 595.90 531.36 2,506.23 16. LENHART, EDWARD *2004-05 R332659 40-09-25-00-000100-00 04 2005-06 ACRES 1.89 2006-07 2007-08 TOTALS 195.62 197.75 200.74 203.62 797.73 112.16 81.75 50.86 19.01 263.78 307.78 279.50 251.60 222.63 1,061.51 17. LOMBARDO, JAMES *2004-05 %CASE, MARSDEN P & 2005-06 CASE, PATRICIA F 2006-07 R330279 39-08-22-00-001300-00 04 2007-08 ACRES 0.92 TOTALS 96.49 472.29 481.03 489.61 1,539.42 51.46 195.22 121.85 45.70 414.23 147.95 667.51 602.88 535.31 1,953.65 18. MARTIN, PAUL L *2004-05 R320932 36-06-32-C0-001100-00 05 2005-06 ACRES 3.07 2006-07 2007-08 TOTALS 421.32 500.95 510.96 521.47 1,954.70 238.64 207.06 129.44 48.68 623.82 659.96 708.01 640.40 570.15 2,578.52 19. MCGUIRE, TERREL H R331682 40-08-04-00-000620-00 04 ACRES 3.31 *2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 TOTALS 293.36 296.95 302.02 306.94 1,199.27 168.20 122.74 76.52 28.64 396.10 461.56 419.69 378.54 335.58 1,595.37 20. MCGUIRE, TERRY H M207285 40-08-04-00-000620-00 04 MFD STRUCT SERIAL # 0RFLM48A13672BM, X # 214206, REAL MS *2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 TOTALS 207.61 210.86 215.26 219.54 853.27 119.04 87.16 54.54 20.50 281.24 326.65 298.02 269.80 240.04 1,134.51 21. NEWTON, ROGER TOTALS R331714 40-08-05-00-000810-00 04 PART. PLAT 1997-06, PARCEL 2, ACRES 4.98 0.00 0.00 0.00 22. NEWTON, ROGER ALLEN M200299 40-08-05-00-000810-00 04 MFD STRUCT SERIAL # M046881E, X # 87813, REAL MS *2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 TOTALS 52.27 53.09 54.14 55.20 214.70 29.97 21.94 13.72 5.15 70.78 82.24 75.03 67.86 60.35 285.48 23. NEWTON, ROGER ALLEN M200317 40-08-05-00-000810-00 04 MFD STRUCT SERIAL # C60T2K0TS1183348, X # 89253, REAL MS *2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 TOTALS 63.10 64.10 65.38 66.69 259.27 36.18 26.49 16.56 6.21 85.44 99.28 90.59 81.94 72.90 344.71 24. ONCAY, LINDA *2004-05 R332002 40-08-12-C0-001700-00 04 2005-06 ACRES 5.00 2006-07 2007-08 TOTALS 168.64 513.08 522.66 532.06 1,736.44 89.94 212.07 132.40 49.65 484.06 258.58 725.15 655.06 581.71 2,220.50 Where the word 'years' appears in the foregoing tax foreclosure list, it has reference to the year of delinquency of the tax upon the respective properties therein described. Notice of this foreclosure proceeding is given by: (a) one (1) publication of the foregoing tax foreclosure list in the Illinois Valley News, a newspaper of general circulation in Josephine County, Oregon pursuant to the Order of the Board of Commissioners, for the County of Josephine, State of Oregon; and (b) certified mail and regular first class mail to the owners of the listed prop- erties as shown in the county deed records. Note also that more particular descriptions are available at the office of the Jose- phine County Assessor. John Harelson Treasurer/Tax Collector for Josephine County Steven E. Rich OSB #80099 Legal Counsel Josephine County, Oregon Publish & Affidavit: August 20, 2008 Issue of compromise highlighted in federal establishment of Red Buttes By JAMIE and BRYAN SOWELL Lorna Byrne Middle School (Part 1) Interest in establishing the Red Buttes Wilderness proba- bly began when President Lyn- don Johnson approved the Wilderness Act on Sept. 3, 1964. The intent of the act was to assure that increasing popu- lations and industrialization would not use all land in the United States. This law states that federal land can become a wilderness area if it is roadless and fits the act’s definition of being “an area where the earth and its community of life are untrammeled by man.” The act also defined the minimum and maximum size for a wilderness area. The Red Buttes was such an area, and the effort to make it a wilder- ness set the stage for conflict. One opponent of the Red Buttes Wilderness was the timber industry. According to Bill Ashworth, a founder and chairman of the Red Buttes Wilderness Council, “The tim- ber industry wanted a firm land base that they could plan on to grow a crop that takes at least 30 to 80 years to mature, so their planning base was in conflict with the Wilderness Act. They couldn’t tell how much land they might have available in the future so there- fore they couldn’t plan well for their timber harvest.” Other opponents of the proposed wilderness were the mining industry and off-road vehicle users. The miners were opposed because there were rich chromium deposits under part of the proposed wilder- ness. Off-road vehicle users were opposed because they wanted to continue using the land, and motorized vehicles were prohibited in wilderness areas. In order to become a wil- derness the Red Buttes pro- posal had to go through the process of becoming a law. The process of creating a law is as follows: The bill starts by being proposed by anyone, but to become a law the bill needs to be sponsored or introduced to Congress by one of its mem- bers. Then the bill is given to committees; 15 percent of the bills that are sponsored make it to Congress through the com- mittees. They hold public hear- ings to hear arguments in favor or against the bill. In order to get the bill passed through Congress, the sponsor has to bargain with the other lawmakers for their sup- port. This is where compro- mise comes in. The bill then has to be passed by the House and Senate before being signed or vetoed by the president. The time from idea to law can be long. In the case of the Red Buttes Wilderness, it was approximately 13 years. The Red Buttes Wilderness Coun- cil was founded during a meet- ing organized by Diane Meyer in 1971. She later became the chairman of the organization with Rod Badger as vice presi- dent and Roger Vanderbeak as secretary. The group, originally called the Save the Red Buttes Committee, was founded to obtain wilderness designation for the Red Buttes. It ulti- mately became a membership organization and had several hundred dues-paying members from all throughout the coun- try. One reason that people were interested in making the Red Buttes area into a wilder- ness was because the area was easily accessible, but not widely known. The area might become increasingly vulnerable as people learn about it, a big concern because Medford, a rapidly growing community that is the largest population concentration between the Wil- lamette Valley and Sacra- mento, is less than 40 miles away. As a fragile wilderness, it was feared that it might be lost without protection. Ashworth said “We were interested in a couple of things. One of them was recreation, but there were other argu- ments. There’s a clean water argument for wilderness which is very strong because undis- turbed watersheds produce much better water than dis- turbed ones “There is a biological res- ervoir argument. That area is a very diverse area biologically. It has a lot of plants in it that don’t grow other places or they don’t commonly grow together in a community.” In the Red Buttes, these plants grew together in a single community because of the large outcrops of serpentine rock and marble. These rock types are unusual to find to- gether, and the plants that grow on these two rock types form highly contrasting plant communities, which is what makes the Red Buttes unique. There were also concerns about the unstable character of serpentine rock, as cutting trees in these landscapes often result in landslides such as what happened at the Butte Fork slide. The proposal to make the Red Buttes into a wilderness area raised concerns from dif- ferent groups with widely dif- fering points of view. Compro- mises would need to be made. Next week the story continues with the events that led to the creation of the Red Buttes Wil- derness. (Editor’s Note: Brian and Jamie Sowell entered the National History Competi- tion with the preceding docu- mentary as their grandfa- ther, Bill Ashworth, was in- strumental in establishing the Red Buttes Wildness area. The students received first place at the state compe- tition and competed in the national event in June in Washington, D.C.).