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EIGHT • Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner. Oregon Wednesday, December 11, 19% Pursuant to 7 CFR, Part 1, Sub appropriate environm ental part B, Section 1.27, all written analyses, public and interagen submissions in response to this cy reviews and would be re National Register of Historic notice shall be made available ported in the applicable District places, T&E/sensitive species for public inspection including or Resource Area periodic plan habitat, Unique/outstanding the submitter's name, unless ning update reports which are recreational values, provide the submitter specifically re distributed to known interested legal public access, within or quests confidentiality. Anony adjacent to special designated parties. mous comments will not be ac The Baker R.A. RMP proposed areas (ACEC, W&S Rivers), cepted. All written submissions plan amendment and exchange manageability and cost of ad from business entities and ministration, substantially im proposal include public lands organizations, submitted on of proves manageability of ex administered by the Baker R.A. ficial letterhead, in response to isting BLM or other public land, located within the following this notice shall be made opportunities for partnerships areas. in management and acquisi available for public inspection Willamette Meridian, Baker, in their entirety. tion, unique lands with ecolo- Morrow, Union and Umatilla gic, geologic, scientific or scenic Jim Hancock Counties: values and significance in Prineville District Manager T.1N. through 6N., R.23.E. stabilizing business, social and 11/14/% through 41E., economic conditions and/or Ed Singleton T .1 S . through 6 S .,R .2 3 E . lifestyles. Issues raised at initial Vale District Manager through 42E., scoping that will be addressed 11/14/% T .7S. through 14S.,R .36E . in the analysis include, but are P u blish ed : N ovem ber 27, through 48E. not limited to; multiple adja December 4, 11 and 18, 1996 C ontaining approxim ately cent landowners desiring ac Affid 45.000 acres of public land. quisition of BLM disposal Public lands considered for tract(s), adjacent landowner(s) disposal in the Central Oregon does not wish to acquire BLM disposal tract(s), appraisal R.A., Prineville, are located issues, tribal values/historic use within the following areas: areas, county land base, water Willamette Meridian, Grant The South Morrow rights and agricultural lands, Community Choir and the and Wheeler Counties: outright sale of public lands, Willow Creek Youth T .7S. through 18S.,R .26E . resource management of ac Symphony will perform jointly through 35E. quired tracts, resource manage T .7 S . through 9 S .,R .2 1 E . ment on tracts considered for for "A Christmas Concert" on through 25E. disposal, late successional Sunday, Dec. 15, at 7 p.m. at C ontaining approxim ately forest stands/habitat, access St. Patrick's Catholic Church 50.000 acres of public land. in Heppner. A reception will and wildlife habitat. follow the concert. Contingent upon approval of The public is invited to the amended RMP, or an ap Parcels will be screened by an free of charge. proved conformance deter interdisciplinary (ID) team attend mination with the existing ap through the environmental im However, there will be a pact statement (EIS) process. donation basket available to proved Baker RMP, the above Public parcels will be inven help continue the support o f described land within the Baker toried for sensitive values in both groups. R.A. will be suitable for dis The symphony will also cluding special status wildlife posal by exchange under sec perform Thursday, Dec. 19, in and plants, and cultural re tion 206 of the Federal Land Boardman at the Riverside Policy and Management Act of sources. Disciplines to be re High School auditorium at 7 presented on the ID team pre 1976 (FLPMA), 43 U.S.C. 1716. paring the plan amendment p.m. The date o f the Boardman Disposal of the public lands concert was erroneously considered for exchange within and EIS include, but are limited reported as Dec. 17. the Central Oregon R.A. are in to: archaeology, anthropology, conformance with current Land economics, lands and minerals, recreation, forestry, fisheries, Use Plans. These parcels are hydrology, botanical, soils, generally considered to be iso wildlife, geology and hazar lated and inefficient to manage. dous materials. The total acreage considered for By Delpha Jones disposal in both the Baker and The value of lands proposed for The Lexington Grange will Central Oregon Resource Areas exchange have not yet been meet Monday, Dec. 16. Articles totals approximately 95,000 determined. Upon completion are to be brought,for the Ronald of final appraisal, acreage McDonald house. The potluck ^ j h l . f T I I I » W f H T T M would be adjusted and/or The Baker-and Central Oregon dinner will start at 6:30 p.m. money would ? b e used to Resource Areas have received . The Christmas program has equalise the values. Lands will r exchange proposals from Clear been planned byTlTe lecturers. be exchanged on a value for water Land Exchange for pro value basis, based on current perty from Pioneer Resources, fair market value appraisals. the JV Ranch and other private By C la u d ia H u g h es, C h a m b e r M a n a g e r entities, potentially affecting Public lands would be tranfer- the public lands noted above. red subject to: (1) A reservation Give yourselves and your Some lands offered by these to the United States of a right- families a special Christmas gift private landholders for this ex of-way for ditches canals con by reserving more time for change are located along the structed by the authority of the them. After church, take ad North Fork of the John Day United States. Act of August vantage of Heppner Sunday River which straddles the 30,1890 (43 U.S.C. 945); and (2) shopping together from noon-4 Grant, Morrow, and Umatilla all valid existing easements, p.m. county lines. They adjoin a se leases, permits, licenses, right- On Sunday, Dec. 15, at noon, cond piece of land that is of-way or other rights, and Santa will be at the Elks to have located west of the North Fork other terms and conditions that lunch, pose for a photo and and includes Ditch and Cabin may be identified in the EIS. watch a video with children, Creeks to the east, Wall Creek The BLM is inviting comments while parents and grand on the west and are adjacent to to be considered in the prepara parents finish shopping. It is a Forest Service administered tion of the EIS for the propos great opportunity to find per lands to the north. Other lands ed exchange. Comments may sonal gifts and spend extra time considered for acquisition are be addressed to Dick Cosgriffe, enjoying the season rather than located on and in the vicinity of Central Oregon Resource Area driving to the stress of crowds Rudio Mountain in Grant Manager, at the Prineville Dis and dangerous roads. An addi County and along the South trict Office and Gloria Brown, tional bonus-some lucky Sun Fork of the John Day River. The Baker Resource Area Manager day shopper will win a trip to Baker R.A. has designated the in Baker City. Com ments Reno in April for three days, following "target” acquisition should be postmarked by (45 courtesy of Mid-Columbia Bus areas within which it would days after date of publication in Company. seek to acquire private lands Fed Reg). The Heppner Chamber of from willing land owners: the Public meetings have been held Commerce elected new board west side of the SnaTce River in John Day, Heppner, Pendle members, Kevin Erich, Gary from Homestead to Hunting- ton, LaGrande and Baker City Marks and Steve Yaw, to three- ton (including the Lookout regarding this proposal. Public year terms, and Cara Osmin to Mountain area), the Pedro open houses will be held in a one-year term during the Dec. Mountain area, the Dooley H eppner, P endleton, La 2 business meeting. Mountain/Bumt River Canyon Grande and Baker City. The The board meets once a area and along the Powder need for additional meetings month and directors make River downstream from Thief will be evaluated based on the every effort to attend Chamber Valley Reservoir. Additionally, level of public input as a result meetings, events and to repre any opportunity to acquire of public notification proce sent the best interests of the lands within or adjacent to land dures. Any public meetings membership. Share your ideas tenure retention zone 1 as iden will be announced at least 15 with a board member. tified in the land use plans, will days in advance. 1997 goals will be discussed also be considered for acquisi Detailed information concern by the entire membership at the tion in both districts. ing the proposed exchange and Tuesday, Dec. 31 noon lunch The parcels identified for ac plan amendment, including the eon. quisition through the exchange EIS, will be available at a later Board installation will occur process are considered to con date at BLM offices in Prine at the annual Town and Coun tain high public values includ ville, Baker City, John Day and try lu n ch eon , tentatively ing significant forest resources, Portland. In Heppner this in scheduled for Wednesday, Jan. anadromous fish and wildlife formation will be available in 15. It is time to nominate a habitat, substantial recreational the public library. When the man, woman, educator and opportunités and miles of EIS is completed in the early business of the year. Applica riparian habitat. They would spring of 1997, another com tions are available at the offices block up and consolidate public ment period will be provided to of Kuhn, Spicer and Mills, or lands managed by the BLM, allow for additional public in at the Chamber. Help is avail adjacent to the National Forest. put to the exchange and able if you have an aversion to Other lands offered for acquisi associated plan amendment. filling out forms-just be a tion will be considered on the This comment period will be name-dropper and the commit basis of the following values: announced in a Federal Regis tee will do the rest. There are key anadromous or other ter notice and local media. Any many, many deserving people fisheries habitat, important final decision will also be quietly making a big difference. wildlife habitats, wetland and T hou ght for the w eek: published to these same stan riparian values, significant dards and applicable appeal or "Peace is not a season, it is a cultural/historic sites eligible for protest period(s) provided. way of life.” Concert planned Lexington Grange to meet Dec. 16 Chamber Chatter Bowling I c m u « Thursday Nite Mixers week of November 13 & 20 W L 27 13 Lancer Lanes 19 21 Wright's Century 14 26 R & W 18 18 Skagg s Auto Clinic High games: Randy Sample 221. Fran Barnett 192. High series: Randy Sample 647, Fran Barnett 499 Splits converted: Randy Sample 3-10. Dime A Dozen W L 11 29 Penland House 30 10 D-Don’s 27 13 Pin Dodgers 20 20 BM's Bunn Horseshoeing 13 27 36 4 Team 4 High games: tie between Randy Sample and Dave Hanna 212, Dian na Hoeft 191. High series: Randy Sample 612, Dianna Hoeft 513. Splits converted Gerald Hoeft 3-10, Darlene Scroggins 2-7, Rodney Ehrmantraut 5-6-10. Blue Mountain W L B e e c h e r 's 24 12 W ho Knows 20V2 15V 2 Case #96-0697-MCSO Case #SP96305844 SUMMARY STATEMENT OF BASIS FOR CIVIL FORFEITURE On the 24 day of Oct., 19%, the above described property was seized for civil forfeiture by the B.E.N.T. TEAM. The property is subject to forfeiture under OR Law 791 as X proceeds X profits and/or instrumen talities used in the following prohibited conduct, and/or the solicitation, attempt, or con spiracy to commit the following prohibited conduct X posses sion X of a controlled substance, X delivery of a con trolled substance, X manufac ture of a controlled substance. FORFEITURE means that the property will be transferred to the government and persons with any interest in the proper ty will be deprived of that in terest without compensation because of the use or acquisi tion of the property in or through prohibited conduct as defined in OR Law. OFF-10 OR. LAW 791 Published: November 20, 27, and December 4, 11, 1996 Affid_______________________ PUBLIC NOTICE IN THE MATTER OF CIVIL 2 2 V 2 13V 2 W illo w L a n e s FORFEITURE OF: 15V2 20V2 M is fits 1993 Ford F-150 4X4 Pickup with 12V2 23V 2 Team 2 VIN#-1FTEF14H8PLA68615, 15 13 Y oung Guns High games Randy Sample 232, Or.Lic#TFA-159. $11,818.61 IN UNITED Bob Hubbard 208. High series: Randy Sample 632, STATES CURRENCY. LS-1. (10) $100.00 U.S. Savings John Breidenbach 563. Bonds. Totaling $1,000.00. Splits converted: Roger Ehrmantraut LS-2. (1) 1880 Silver Dollar. 5-4-7. LS-3. (1) 1945 Dim e; (5) Quarters with dates of, 1950, PUBLIC NOTICE 1965, 1954, 1951 and 1942. Board of Director's Meeting LS-4. (2) 1964 Half Dollars. A public meeting of the LS-5. (2) 1979 Susan B. An Board of Director's of the Mor thony Silver Dollars. row County Unified Recreation LS-6. (1) 1944 Half Dollar. District will be held at the LS-7. (1) 1957 Half Dollar. School District Office in Lex LS-8. (2) Silver Dollars with in gton , OR, at 7:00 pm, dates of 1882 and 1890. December 19, 1996. Agenda LS-9. (1) 1776 Twenty Dollar items include; funding requests Gold Piece. from the Morrow County Arts LS-10. (2) Quarters with dates Council and Ann Mortor; of 1929 and 1964. Measure 47 updates; Pay to LS-11. (1) dime, 1914; (1) nickel, Play money for athletics. The 1941: • ’ , . • I 01 meeting is open to the public. LS*12. (1) 1936 Indian Head Any person may appear at the Nickel. meeting and participate. LS-13. (4) Half Dollars; 1776- (s) Cyde Marie Estes 1976, 1969, 1966 and 1964. Chairman for the Board LS-14. (4) Nickels; 1945, 1940, Published: December 11, 1996 1946 and 1938. LS-15. (2) Dimes, 1946 and PUBLIC NOTICE 1949. IN THE MATTER OF CIVIL LS-16. (1) Black case with 1981 FORFEITURE OF: Canadian Silver Dollar. $53,410.51 IN U.S. LS-17. (1) Brown case with 1978 CURRENCY Canadian $100.00 Gold piece. PERSON FROM WHICH LS-18. (1) 1934 Ten Dollar PROPERTY SEIZED: Silver Certificate. Janet N. Beamer LS-19. (1) 1928 Two Dollar Bill. *************************** LS-20. (1) 1935 One Dollar NOTICE TO ALL POTENTIAL Silver Certificate. CLAIMANTS AND TO ALL LS-21. (3) 1957 One Dollar UNKNOWN PERSONS Silver Certificates. READ THIS NOTICE LS-22. (4) 1953 Two Dollar Bills. CAREFULLY!!! LS-23. (1) 1%3 Two Dollar Bill. YOU MUST "CLAIM” AN IN LS-24. (1) 1977 Elvis Presley TEREST IN THE ABOVE DES One Dollar Bill. CRIBED SEIZED PROPERTY LS-25. (1) Key with #3804. OR YOU WILL AUTOMATI LS-26. (4) misc. Keys. CALLY LOSE ANY INTEREST LS-27. (2) Rubber Bands and (2) YOU MAY HAVE. TO Paper Clips. "C LA IM " YOU MUST FILE Larry S. Sample WITH THE "FORFEITURE COUNSEL" LISTED BELOW, Detective MCSO PERSON FROM WHICH A LEGAL PAPER CALLED A PROPERTY SEIZED: "C L A IM ". THE "C L A IM " Douglas C. Preston SHALL BE SIGNED BY THE and Betty Jo Preston CLAIMANT UNDER PENAL TY OF PERJURY AND SHALL NOTICE TO ALL POTENTIAL SET FORTH ALL OF THE CLAIMANTS AND TO ALL FO LLO W IN G : (A) YOUR UNKNOWN PERSONS TRUE NAME; (B) THE AD READ THIS NOTICE D RESS AT WHICH YOU CAREFULLY!!! WILL ACCEPT FUTURE M A ILIN G S FROM THE YOU MUST "CLA IM " AN IN TEREST IN THE ABOVE DES COURT OR FORFEITURE CRIBED SEIZED PROPERTY C O U N SEL; AND (C) A OR YOU WILL AUTOMATI STATEM ENT THAT YOU CALLY LOSE ANY INTEREST HAVE AN INTEREST IN THE YOU MAY HAVE. TO SEIZED PROPERTY. THE "C LA IM " YOU MUST FILE DEADLINE FOR FILING IS WITH THE "FORFEITURE (21) DAYS FROM THE DATE COUNSEL" LISTED BELOW, OF THE LAST PUBLICATION A LEGAL PAPER CALLED A OF THIS NOTICE. "C LA IM ” . THE "C L A IM " *************************** SHALL BE SIGNED BY THE WHERE TO FILE A "C LA IM " CLAIMANT UNDER PENAL AND FOR MORE INFOR TY OF PERJURY AND SHALL MATION SET FORTH ALL OF THE FORFEITURE COUNSEL Earl FO LLO W IN G : (A) YOUR W oods, Morrow County TRUE NAME; (B) THE AD District Att Phone 676-9061 Ad D RESS AT WHICH YOU dress P.O. BOX 664, Court WILL ACCEPT FUTURE House, Heppner, Oregon. M A ILIN G S FROM THE 97836 COURT OR FORFEITURE SEIZIN G AGENCY BLUE C O U N SEL; AND (C) A MOUNTAIN ENFORCEMENT STATEM EN T THAT YOU NARCOTICS TEAM Phone HAVE AN INTEREST IN THE 278-4090 A ddress 700 SE SEIZED PROPERTY. THE EMIGRANT #5 PENDLETON, DEADLINE FOR FILING IS OREGON 97801 (21) DAYS FROM THE DATE ''A c n > ' OF THE LAST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. WHERE TO FILE A "C LA IM " AND FOR MORE INFOR MATION FORFEITURE COUNSEL Earl W oods, Morrow County District Att Phone 676-9061 Ad dress P.O. BOX 664, Court House, Heppner, Oregon. 97836 SEIZIN G AGENCY BLUE MOUNTAIN ENFORCEMENT NARCOTICS TEAM Phone 278-4090 A ddress 700 SE EMIGRANT #5 PENDLETON, OREGON 97801 Case #96-0697-MCSO Case #SP%395844 SUMMARY STATEMENT OF BASIS FOR CIVIL FORFEITURE On the 24 day of Oct., 19%, the above described property was seized for civil forfeiture by the B.E.N.T. TEAM. The property is subject to forfeiture under OR Law 791 as X proceeds X profits and/or instrumen talities used in the following prohibited conduct, and/or the solicitation, attempt, or con spiracy to commit the following prohibited conduct X posses sion X of a controlled substance, X delivery of a con trolled substance, X manufac ture of a controlled substance. FORFEITURE means that the property will be transferred to the government and persons with any interest in the proper ty will be deprived of that in terest without compensation because of the use or acquisi tion of the property in or through prohibited conduct as defined in OR Law. OFF-10 OR. LAW 791 Published: November 20, 27, and December 4, 11, 1996 Affid_______________________ PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE hereby is given, that the two-year period for the redemption of real pro perties included in the 1994 delinquent tax lien foreclosure proceedings instituted by Mor row County, O regon, on August 24, 1994, in the circuit court of the State of Oregon for Morrow County, Case No. 94-CV-74 and included in the judgment and decree entered therein on December 23, 1994 will expire on December 23, 19%. All properties ordered sold un der the judgment and decree, unless redeemed on or before December 23,1996, will be deeded to Morrow County. Oregon, immediately on ex piration of the period of re demption, and every right and interest of any person in such properties will be forfeited for ever to Morrow County, Ore gon. (s) Marilyn Childers Tax Collector Morrow County , Published: December 4 and 11, 19% Affid PUBLIC NOTICE The Planning Commission for the City of Heppner, Oregon will conduct public hearings at 7:00 PM on January 6, 1997 at Heppner City Hall regarding the following applications: 1. Conditional Use: Requesting a permit to operate a beauty salon in a Residential (R2) Zone at 337 Linden Way, Map #2S 26 27 DA, Tax Lot #501. Appli cant: Hair 1 Am, Leah Brosnan. 2. Minor Partition and Vari ances: Requesting a waiver from set back requirements (Section 11-3-3C), "n o street" provision (Section 12-1-13) and inadequate frontage on an im proved street (Section 12-4- 3A1). Property located at 350 Aiken Street, Map #2S 26 26CC. Tax lot #2200. Applicant: John Ledbetter. A copy of the applications and copies of all documents and evidence submitted by or on behalf of the applicants and copies of any applicable zoning criteria are available for inspec tion at no cost and copies of the same will be provided at a reasonable cost. To obtain this information contact the office at Heppner City Hall, 188 NW Willow Street, PO Box 756, H eppner, O regon 97836, phone 676-%18. Published: December 11, 19% Affid
