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fishermen in 1988, though that success
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steelhead runs the 1987 88 run and the
1988 89 run At any rate, the ti*al
catch for the John Day in 1988 numbered 224 greater than the stale s se
cond most successful summer steelhc.id fishery last year, the Columbia
River below Bonneville Dam
‘ Probably the most significant aspect o f this whole thing is the fact that
these (o f the John Day River» arc wild fish.” said Errol Claire. ORFTV
District fisheries Biologist tor the John Day River Basin Wc are able
to manage the habitat and the environment in such a way that w e've still
got a river system that can put out that kind o f fish This is natural pro^
duct ion. when you look at a lot o f those other rivers, that catch is based
on a mued fishery , since all those other rivers have got hatchery stix'k
But the Ji*hn Day is an entirely wild fishery, and it's right on top o f the
heap, so that's important
Three other eastern Oregon streams also contributed to the state's list
o f top ten summer steelhead producers tor 1988. including the Columbia
River above Bonneville Dam, the Deschutes River and Elood River
Slightly lower counts o f fish passing the Bonneville and Ji*hn Day Dams
in 1988 plus poor water and fishing conditions around much o f eastern
Oregon during early 1989 will doubtless be reflected in this year's catch
totals o f the 1988-89 run. yet better water conditions and the somewhat
higher dam counts observed this year could result in an improved fishery
tor the 1989-90 scav>n
"T h e run appears to be much better this year.'' Claire said of the John
Day River in particular
"We re going to have to wait until we do our
itspawning ground »counts, but I think this year is going to be a better year
than last year ”
Claire emphasized that while the number o f steelhead counted past the
John Day Dam was greater this year than the past two years, it is only
a general indication o f what can be expected
"W h ile wc certainly use the dam counts as a nmgh indicator, we haven't
been really successful in correlating run size with those counts The dif
tercncc is. wc can't differentiate wild and hatchery fish, that's just total
steelhead O f course, we know the fish wc arc going to get tup the John
Dayl are going to be the wild segment
The tables below suggest past angler successes on eastern Oregon sum
liter steelhead rivers of the Columbia River system, compiled from data
tn»m returned salmon steelhead k.inls When noting the fluctuations in year
ly catch totals o f each river. Claire adv ises anglers to consider that steelhead
run in cycles, and many variables influence the run size each year, often
the result of stream or ocean conditions o f several years prior
"W h ile w e've had some good years, we need to realize that wc are go
ing to have some years that arc not always going to be right out there on
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Many people and activities around here arc celebrating the coming
Christmas One important event this week is a sale of special baked goods
and candies the afternoon of lies 17 in the front room from I to 4 f riends
continue to add to holiday decorations Quilters and Company completed
a charming tree for the dining room with a h<*st of homespun angels Twinkly
lights around the front windows arc a gift from the Chamber of Commerce
and a tree and lights in the sitting room were jonated by Bill Rawlins and
decorated by Daisy Collins and Jain- Raw'rns PhillipSpicerKuhn made
an evergreen swag for the lobby and Bill Kuhn set up a big tree on Sun
day. a gift from the Frank Osmin ranch There arc no more decorations
so everyone is invited to nuke it a "community tree" by coming and hang
ing a tew decorations wherever they chose Ornament hangers are on a
small table or you may ask in the office
l^ist Wednesday at dinner Mrs Calvert's second graders entertained the
seniors with songs and instrumental music Every o ik en»oyed it Die Nutri
tion Site Committee introduced the new assistant cook, Mary Ella Moyer
The Christmas potluck party was a success with Karen Holland play
ing. singing and leading the group sing After the gift exchange, the extra
"w hite elephants" were sold at the auction by auctioneer Helen Gilliam
Fourteen seniors contributed poinscttias for the tables
This week Kitty Bredemeier s school chorus will entertain at the senior
center
Shirley Haugen has joined the office staff The former Shirley Corrcgal.
and her husband Donald, have recently moved here lor their retirement
She will be in the office from 9 to I p m on Mondays
Melt week The Christmas dinner will be baked ham. potatoes, fruit salad,
broccoli, fresh baked bread and pumpkin custard Assisting with serving
will be the Lexington Baptist Church volunteers
Seniors and handicapped, remember, you have a taxi service available
for the extra trips o f the season Appointments for Dollaridc can be made
by calling. 67b 9t)KI. b7b-941A or 676 9t)A8. Tuesdays and Thursdays and
you may ask for other days
A thought The message o f Christmas is Peace for all those who can
read it Ti*o much scurrying around now may show our need for remedial
reading
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PUBLIC NOTICE
NO TIC E OF E LE C TIO N
On March 27. 1990. an election
will he held for the purpose o f elec
ting hoard members to fill the post
(ions and terms for the following
districts. Morrow County . Oregon
MORROW C O U N T Y SCHCXJl
D IS TR IC T
Zone 1 Director for four (4) year
term ending June AO. 1 9 4 4
Boardman Imgon Advisory Com
mittee position 11 for three (3 ) vear
term ending June 30. 1993.
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for anglers in 1988 than an> other river
in the stale, according to steel head
F o r R e t i r i n g C it y T r e a s u r e r
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Boardman Imgon Auvivory Ctwn-
mittce position #3 for one ( I ) year
term ending June 30. 1991
Boardman Im giw Advisory Com
mittee position *6 for three (3 ) year
term ending June 30. 1993
Heppner Lexington A d visory
Committee position *1 for three (3)
year term ending June .30. 1993
Heppner Lexington A dvisory
Committee position 42 for three (3>
year term ending June 30. 1993
Heppner Lexington A d visory
Committee position 41 for three (3)
year term ending June 30. 1993.
lone l>cxington Advisory Com
mittee position *4 lor three (3) year
term ending June W), 1993
Each candidate for the offices
listed above must tile a declaration
of candidacy or petition tor nomina
tion with the M orrow County
Clerk's O ffice in Heppner, Oregon,
not later than A 00 p m on January
23. 1990
Morrow County Clerk
Barbara Bloodsworth
Published December 13, 1989
PUBLIC NOTICE
C IR C U IT C O U R T OF O REGON
MORROW C O U N T Y
M ATE OE O REG O N . Acting by
and through the Director o f Veterans
Affairs,
Plaintiff,
V
REX A B A IRD and JACKIE K
BAIRD .
Defendants
No 89 C V 42
NOTICE OE SALE
By virtue of an Execution issued
out o f the above entitled court in the
above-entitled cause to me directed
and dated on November 24, 1989.
based upon a Judgment rendered and
entered in said court on October 3 1.
1989. in favor o f the State o f
Oregon. Acting by and through the
Director o f Veterans' Affairs, com
manding me to make sale o f the
following described real property,
to-wit
Township 3 North. Range 26,
East o f the Willamette Meridian.
Morrow County, Oregon
Section 23 Beginning at the
Southwest Comer of D * 4, Bloc k 38
West. Thence Exist a distance o f
178 13 feet along the South houn
clary o f L it 4 to a point. Thence
North a distance of 24^ (X) teet along
a line running parallel to the West
boundary o f la « 4 to a point, said
point being on the South line of thai
property deeded to Albeza Gutierrez
and Juan Garcia in deed recorded in
Morrow County deed records at
Book " M " . Page 17301. Thence
Wes a distance o f 17813 feet nxirc
or less along the Gutierrez and Gar
cia tract to a point, said point being
on the East boundary o f Seventh
Street West. Ihencc South a distance
o f 243 (HI feet to the point o f
beginning
to satisfy a Judgment against defen
danls Rex A Baird and Jackie R
Baird for the sum o f S *4,399 An.
together with interest at 9 0 percent
per annum from date o f Judgment
until paid
N O W . TH EREFO RE, by virtue
o f said Execution and Judgment and
in compliance with the command o f
said Writ. I will on the 1 Ith day of
January. 1990, at 10:00a m at the
front door o f the Morrow County
Courthtmse in Heppner, Morrow
County. Oregon, sell at public auc
tion and subject to redemption to the
highest bidder for cash in hand all
o f the right, title and interest which
Joseph l W ilhelm and Mariana D
W ilhelm or any successor had on
September 12. 1977 and June 3,
1978. the dates o f plaintiffs mor
(gages, and thereafter had in and to
the above described real property or
any part or portion thereof, to
satisfy said Execution and Judgment
and interest, costs and accruing
costs
D A T E D at Heppner. Oregon, on
December 6. 1989
Roy Drago. Sheriff
Morrow County, Oregon
By Pauline Winter
Chief Civil Deputy
Published December 13. 20, 27,
« 9 M d January 3, 1940 ______
The M om iw County Court will he
considering four-year appointment»
to serve on the Morrow County
Planning Com m ission for the
following geographical areas
1 Tw o appointments from the C i
ty o f Boardman or surrounding area
2 One appointment from the lone
area
A letter o f interest should he sub
mitted to the Morrow County Court,
P O Box 788. Heppner, Oregon by
December 31. 1989
Published December 13. 20 and 27,
1989______________________________
PUBLIC NOTICE
IN TH E M A T T E R OF C IV IL
FO R FE ITU R E OF
I
1984 C h evrolet
Blazer
Washington I It H M 1979 BUU.
registered to Trinidad Mendoza. 2
1979 Chevrolet Camero, Oregon
License #GSM 732. registered to
Candelario Mendoza. 3 Weapons
and ammunition o f vary ing types and
sizes. 4
Coins and cash. 3
Mivc-ellanoxis drug puraphcnalia and
personal property, all seized from
the Candelario Mendoza and Nicolas
Perez residence. 397 Anderson
Road. Boardman. Oregon on or
.i»s>ui November 10, 1999
N O T IC E T O A L L P O T E N T IA L
( I A IM A M S AND TO A L L
U N K N O W N PE R S O N S
RE \l> n o s N O T IC E
CA R E El L L V t !
YO U MUST "C L A IM
AN IN
TEREST
IN
THE
ABOVE
DESCRIBED SEIZED PROPERTY
OR Y< >1 w n l A l r O M A T K A l
L Y LOSE A N Y IN TE R E ST YO U
M A Y H A VE . TO " C L A I M " YOU
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L IS T E D B E L O W . A L E G A L
P A P ! K C A L L E D \ " C l A IM
THE " C L A I M " MUST BE G IVE N
TO
III l
F O R F E IT U R E
C O U N S E L W IT H IN 13 D A Y S O F
IH I I AST D AY I HIS N o n a IS
PUBLISHED THE C L A IM M U ST
I V l l DE
A ) Y O U R l Kl l
N A M E . A N D B) YO U R CUR
RE N T A N D FU TU R E M A IL IN G
ADDRESS. C ) THE N A T U R E
A N D E X T E N T OE Y O U R IN
II Kl s i in m i P R O P E R TY I)»
IH I TIM E. TR A N SE R O R A N D
C IR C U M S T A N C E S OE Y O l ’ R
A C Q U IS IT IO N O F YO U R IN
II Kl SI IN IHI PROPI K13 B)
I HE. RE ASONS YO U BELIEVE
THE PRO PERTY is NOT si B
JECT I D P O R I E ITU R E . F) A L L
F A C T S S U P P O R T IN G THESE
KI \ S (»N S
G ) A N Y ADDI
T IO N A L FA C TS S U PPO R TIN G
Y O U R i I m s A N D , H ) THE
PRECISE Kl l IEF Y O U SEEK IT
MUST HI is PR<>Pi K l ( >RM
\N | > BE S IG N I D MS S i »1
I NI >1 K P ! N A I IS O P P ! K
JI KS I H I D i A D I INI R > r PR
IN G IS J A N U A R Y 6. 1990
W H ERE TO FILE A " C L A I M "
A N D FOR M ORE IN F O R M A
TION
FO R FEITU RE COUNSE1. Jeff
M Wallace. M C D A PHONE
676 l«»6 l Address P <> B«>x 604.
Courthouse, Heppner OR 97836
SEIZING A G E N C Y Morrow Coun
ty Sheriff PHONE 676 9061 Ad
drew P O Box 139, Courthouse.
Heppner OR 978*6 S U M M A R Y
S T A T E M E N T OE BASIS FOR
C IV IL FO R FEITU RE
On the 10th day o f November,
1989. the above described was seiz
ed for civil forfeiture by the Morrow
County Sheriff's Office The proper
ty is subject to forfeiture under OR
la w Chapter 791 as X proceeds X
profits and or X instrumentalities us
cd in the following prohibited con
dud. and/or the solicitation, attempt,
or conspiracy to commit the follow
ing prohibited conduct X possession
X o f a controlled substance, X
delivery ol a controlled substance.
X manufacture o f a controlled
substance F O R F E IT ! Kl means
that the property will he transferred
to the government and persons with
any interest in the property will be
deprived o f that interest without
compensation because o f the use or
acquisition o f the property in or
through prohibited conduct as defin
ed in ( »K 1 aw
Published December 6. 13, 20 and
27. 1989
I C A K I) O F T I I A A k S
thank vim to everyi«ic who p
ticipated in the Morrow Co Yov
Basketball clinic at Heppner
December 9 A special thank you
Gale Gray. Lee Padberg. P;
Minster and Anne Bedortha
Betty Matt he
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LOST Saturday, Dec 2, probably
at Artifactory-xilver dangle eamng
with shepherds' crook shank Keep
sake REWARD 676-5153
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