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Thurs July 5 197 9 ($ •< 3j S A N D Y O * e I P<, .! Corbett sets Country Run Festival bike derby draws all kinds of hot-wheelers Corbett High School is the starting point for the 4th of July Corbett Country Hun, S 8 miles over the rolling countryside on a hard surface Registration begins at 8 a m , July 4, and the race begins at 9 a m. There is a small entry fee Dressing and shower facilities are available There also will be a one mile jogathon For more inform ation call Tom Cowling at 243-5725. or Buck Monroe at 656 2631 CtRRYHOME C owe "» ll THE ORIGINAL PLASTIC COVER Used I or ovor 25 years by Homeowners Qardeners Boaters. Campers Farmers Use i, wherever a protective cove* is needed HEAVY DUTY 4 MIL M IK E SKELTON (above left! runs through a slalom course of rones enroute to a victory In the Bike Derby Tuesday morning. One of the many sporting events of the Sandy Mountain Festival, the derby drew contestants of all kinds, including 2-year-old Tyla McLauchlin (inset, who entered the tricycle competition. Tyla finally crossed the finish line behind several speedsters who used a variety of vehicles (above right, to navigate the course. CARtV MONI > « A l f If rW tH H pnVÎ • A t i O ph Q1» O *fZ Jk ■ ÎX * A k 4N» i j Photos by Mark Floyd Only the lucky hunters bagged gobblers this year Thirteen was the lucky number for turkey hunters report ir^i on the success of their spring gobbler hunt this year Of 193 hunters who returned th e ir hunt information cardn. only 13 reported success in bagging a turkey dinner they did nut hunt so the success rate far those who did hovered around nine percent ('old weather, a later than normal spring and wide distribution of the birds all appeared to be factors in reducing the harvest nearly 25 percent over the previous two seasons Some 350 permits were authorized for a nineday season the latter half of April. Even though success was characteristically low, Public Notices HOT ICS OF FU B L IC H E A R IN G CLACKAM AS COUNTY H S A R IN O t O F F IC S R 991 Abernathy Reed Or egen City, Oregen »794» Nolle« Is hereby given that the Clackamas County hearings officer w ill hold a public hearing In C ircuit Courtroom No 4. third llo o r, County Courthouse. Oregon C ity. Oregon, on July U . 1979 at 7 00 p m to taka testimony and evidence In the m atter ot a Flood M aierd Olstrict application, tile number F HD 10 79 The p ro p e rty Is located approxim ately iSO teat west ot the south and ot 5 E. Marsh Road, in the Sandy area, and is more properly described as T1S, R4E. Section I. Tas Lots 4100. 4101 and 4101. W M The application has bean tiled by Clackam as Soil and Water Conservation District to place and dump angular rock along the bank ot tha Sandy River as rock d e fle c to rs for em erg en cy straembenk protactlon Tha community organiiatlon In tha area ot the application Is Bull Run Cascade Study Group Tha contact parson Is John Bioodworth This organiiatlon has bean n o tifie d of tha application You are welcome to atten d tha o r g e n lia f Ion's meeting Tha application is available tor inspection at tna Clackamas County Planning Division, SOI Abernathy Road. Oregon City, Oregon (phone ASS 9371) from « 00 a m to S 00 P m P7 579 791 I NO TICE OF F U E L IC HE A E IN O CLACKAMAS COUNTY H E A R IN O S O F F IC E S «•1 Abernathy Read Oregon C ity. Oregon 97MS Notice is hereby given that the Clackam as County hearings officer w ill hold a public hearing in C ircuit Courtroom No 4, third flo o r, C ounty Courthouse, Oregon City, Oregon, on July 1», ,979 at 7 00 p m to taka testimony and evidence In tha matter of a Non Forest Use application. »Ila number N FTU 1 7* Tha property Is located on the vouth side ot SE Skogan Road approxim ately '» m ile west of Its intersection with )A2nd Avenue. Sandy a ra a , and 1« m ore properly described as T2S. R4E, Section IS, Tax Lot 1900. W M Tha application has bean filed by Arthur E Murphy to partition tna suoiecf property Into an eight ( I ) acre parcel and a twelve (111 acre parcel Ona of the existing mobile homes would rem ain with each parcel 1 Tha comm unity organiiatlon tn the araa of tha application is Sandy Com munity Assoc etion of Neighbors, inc The contact person Is Don Breeder This organiiatlon has bean notified ot the a p p lic a tio n You a rt w elco m e to atten d tha organiiatlon'« meeting The application le available for inspection at the Clackamas County Planning Division, 907 Abernathy Road. Oregon City. Oregon (phone ASS9S71) from I 00 a m to 5 00 p m 779 1 1 A O IN D A Hearings Officer. July 11.1979, 7 00 p m . Clackamas County. County Courthouse. Oregon City. Oregon All Interested parties may appear and ba heard. Tha hearings shall ba held according to rules adopted tor tha conduct of such hearings pursuant to Section 11 of tha Clackamas County Zoning Ordinance Tha applications and records are available for inspection at tha P lan n in g D iv is io n , 902 Abernathy Road, Oregon City, Oregon. Between • 00 a m and S 00 p m. V A R IA N C E A P P L IC A T IO N : VE 79-79 Applicant: M erdlen J. Blair Proposal: To reduce tha five acre lot size requirement to three acres, to allow tha division of tha 9 79 acre parcel Into two lots Ona lot w ill contain tha existing hom etlte. one is proposed tor an add It Iona I r as idenc a Location On tha west side of SE JAtth Court, end the end of 799th Court, In the Boring area Legal Description T2S, R1E, Section 1C, Tax Lot 100. W M Present Zoning R R F F J. Rural Residential F a rm Forest, five acre m inim um lot slia C o m m u n ity O r g a n iz a t io n Boring Action Neighborhood Group P 7 S 79 779 4 NOTICB OF F U E L IC H E A R IN G CLACKAMAS COUNTY H S A E IN O I O F F IC S R 991 Abernathy Road Oragan City. Oregon 9794} Notice i t hereby given that tha Clackam as County hearings officer w ill hold a public hearing in C ircuit Courtroom No 4, third flo o r, C ounty C ourthouse. Oregon C ity. Oregon, on July 19. 1979 at 7.00 p m to taka testimony and evidence In tha m atter of a Non F a rm Use application, file number N F U 19 more than half of those who hunted reported they had seen or heard turkeys Eight birds were taken in the South Wasco area, four from North Wasco, and one from the Northeast area. Ralph Denney, biologist in charge of the Fish and W ild life D e p a rtm e n t's upland bird program, said a cooperative research project is about to be launched to learn more about Oregon's M e rria m turkeys whose main population is center ed in Wasco County Participants will be, in addition to the Department Oregon State University and the Mount Hood National Forest * Field work will begin this winter. Denney said, to evaluate the effectiveness of different methods of live- capturing turkeys. In the past, attempts to capture turkeys here have met with mixed success One method that has been tried involves the use of a cannon net In this method a large net is anchored along one edge of a halted area The opposite edge of the net is fired by several small cannons over birds which have come to the halt The net must be care fu lly concealed, and the method requires someone to be present to watch for the birds and to fire the net at the appropriate time. T It is an elaborate setup with plenty of opportunities for something to go wrong. But it has nonetheless been successful on occasion ip capturing birds for transplant in other areas and will be tried again this winter OREGON By Ken Durbin Fish & Wildlife Other methods to he evaluated include use of drop nets, baited walk in traps, and drugged baits which temporarily disorient and immobilize the birds long enough for capture by hand Birds captured during these tests will be banded and affixed with streamer tags to help in evaluating habit patterns and movements in subsequent sightings or recoveries The following w inter, during December and January, the best trapping method will be used in attempts to capture up to 15 turkeys of various sex and age which will be fitted with small battery powered radio tr a n s m itte r s each transmitter will emit a different signal, enabling biologists in the field to follow their movements with turkey hunting, and there may be substantially more potential for turkeys in Oregon than has been realized so far, Denney said A p p r o x im a t e ly 1,200 applications are received each year for the 350 permits availab le in the spring turkey season, so relatively few of those who would like to hunt wild turkeys are currently able to do so One turkey introduction that may have a bright future began with the release of 20 Rio Grande turkeys in 1975 near Medford. Twenty birds is an extremely small beginning where the introduction of a new wildlife species is concerned, but these birds seem to be doing quite well. As of this spring, biologists special radio receivers The birds will be monitored for a full year in order to learn more about such things as movements during various seasons, feed and habitat- type preferences, preferred nesting sites, roosting patterns and other habits Information gained in this phase of the study will be a big help to w ild life managers Turkeys are shy and secretive, and little is known about them compared with other game species Other research will attempt to determine the best habitat types for various races of turkeys It may well be that some areas are especially well suited to one variety but not another. There is quite a bit of interest in turkeys and in * * * . • Autom atic Transmissions Exhaust Systems Brake W ork G e n e ra l Tune-up The community organiiatlon in the area of the application it Boring Action Neighborhood Group (B A N O 1 The contact person It Lloyd MinAhoute This organiiatlon has been notified ot the a p p lic a tio n . You a re w elcom e to atten d th e o rgeniiation’s meeting The application Is available tor Inspection at tha Clackamas County Planning Division, 907 Abernathy Road Oregon City. Oregon (phone ASS 9321) tram 9 00a m toS 0 0 p m. P7 579 791 2 ■uzi e O * '' V a l v e * Extension Reg.’ 12” .. .n 0' NOW ’9” FLOURESCENT LIGHT 18 x5 x l x l ' V NOW ’19.” mA’ Reg.’ 561' \ VAN SPECIAL Rog $331.95 Take This Ad To Your Dealer To Be Sure You Get The , Best Your Money Can Buy! ? Coast to Coast Stors ,o 'c 20 K 37 % NOW *24” C overall too* 'or the Bugh! Vc/row Pactagc 4cc«pt No Su6«(/fu(»i 1 ’/« mi. east of Sandy 42007 S.E. 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The application has bean tiled by David Bernhardt to create a 0 9 acre parcel end e 14 03 acre parcel from tha 14 93 acres comprised by lex lots 1700 end 1704. end to construct e single fa m ily resid ence not In con|unctlon with e term use on theO 9 acre parcel could account for 125 to 150 birds and they seem to be expanding their range as well as their numbers The birds came from northern California They had been introduced there from Texas in about 1968 and in only a few years had spread to 34 counties. The habitat type in northern California where these birds have done so well is quite similar to that in much of Jackson and Josephine counties There are also several small populations of Eastern turkeys east of Eugene and in the Rogue River Canyon There is but one species of turkey in North America, but six d ifferent races are recognized Z .n e n ti s Most PcpuUi I I I Purpose Plastic C n .ri • lu ll Weifht • Top Quality It's the NOW *225* WOW *495°° 'n/Tihn EQUIPMENT UútniljuLonA Q/W. 7 H 7 S Í U d i i W W M 0WÍ90W PW0WF 777 HOURS WOW Fll. »00 1:00 MT M W I