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E IG H T - H ep p n er G a zette -T im es , H eppner, O regon W ednesday, July 2 8 ,2 0 1 0 PUBLIC NOTICE V e te r a n ’s S e r v ic e s General Election 2010 Lexington, Oregon Nominating petitions are now available at Town of Lexington, 150 Main St., Lexington, Oregon between the hours of 8:00 A.M. to 12:00 and 1:00 P.M. to 4:00 P.M., Monday thru Friday u n til A ugust 24, 2010 (when all forms are due at Lexington Town Hall). The positions available for N om ination include the Council positions 1 & 3 Which are 4 year terms. The Office of Mayor Which is a 4 year term. To be eligible to hold an elected office in the Town of Lexington a person must be a qualified Elector, as defined by the Oregon State C onstitution, And must have resided within the Town of Lexington for at least one year preceding the election. Nomination petitions must be filed with the Town of Lexington Elections Filing Officer no later than 4:00 P.M. on August 24, 2010 at Town of Lexington, 150 W. Main St, Lexington, Oregon. D ee B u rch , Tow n o f Lexington Elections Filing Officer Published: July 21 and July 28, 2010 Affidavit Hours: 9-12 am & 1-4 pm First Thursday o f each m o n th Gilliam Building, Heppner Please call for Appointment Phone 5 4 1 -9 2 2 -6 4 2 0 Please leave a detailed message FOR SALE Green peach-faced baby love birds $50 each. Call Pam 541-676-5676 7-28-tfc 2009 Ranger pickup, 7,000 miles, $10,500, 541-256- 0680 7-14-4c Kimberly Orchards Kimberly, OR Fruit stand open! t;-PICK: Early Semi Cling Peaches •Springcrest •Early Rich READY PICKED Sweet Cherries Rainer Cherries Dark Sweet Cherries PUBLIC NOTICE Bring containers are hereby req u ired to present them, with vouchers attached, to Larry D. West and Dewena R. Bates, co personal representatives, in care of David Wm. Hadley, attorney for co-personal rep resen tativ es, at 130 SE 3rd Street, Hermiston, Oregon 97838, within four months after the date of first publication of this notice, or they may be barred. All persons whose rights may be affected by the proceeding in this estate may o b tain ad d itio n al in fo rm a tio n from th e records o f the court, the personal representative or the attorney for the personal representative. D A T E D an d F IR S T PU B LISH ED : July 28, 2010 Larry D. West, Co-Personal Representative 1308 SW Orchard Avenue Gresham, OR 97080 Telephone: 541-667-3498 Dew ena R. B ates, Co- Personal Representative 68748 Wilson Lane Boardman, OR 97818 Telephone: 541-481-4395 A tto rn ey for P erso n al Representative: David Wm. Hadley, OSB No. 81252 130 SE 3rd Street Hermiston, OR 97838 Telephone 541-567-0292 Published: July 28, August 4 and 11, 2010 Affidavit L & B S to rag e has foreclosed on miscellaneous property of Richard Carroll, 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. ONLY unit #28, Annie Jones, unit Sheriffs Report 541 - 934-2870 #34. Saturday, August 7, at 10:00 a.m. on Olsen Road, The Morrow County Boardman, OR Sheriff’s Office reports han Office desk, credenza and Published: July 28 and dling the following business: chair. Nearly brand new. August 4, 2010 •Continued from Page SIX All for only $850. Call David Sykes 541-676-9228, woman that someone had or see at Heppner Gazette- let her dog out of the yard Times office. PUBLIC NOTICE that morning and he hadn’t 4-14-tfx NOT1CETO INTERESTED come home. She advised that the dog was very skit PERSONS In the Circuit Court of the tish. FOR RENT State o f Oregon for the -MCSO received Cottage Creek Apartments report of a vehicle parked County of Morrow l bed / t bath apartments E state of: C herilyn A. in a field on Little Juniper/ All utilities included! Smouse, Deceased Jupiter Canyon Road, Lex 160 N. Chase Street No. 10 PR 022 ington. -MCSO received Call toll free: (St Notice is hereby given that the person named below has report from an Irrigon ( 877 ) 967-6583 been appointed personal woman that she left her representative of the estate. house only with her three- lo n e h o u se fo r re n t. All persons having claims year-old child and her purse Remodeled 4 bedroom 1 ag a in st th e estate are because her boyfriend was bath. $750/month*. Deposit required to present them to using m eth. MCSO re & references required 541 - the personal representative sponded. 422-7324 at: P.O. Box 218, Pendleton, -Heppner Ambu 7-28-tfc OR 97801 w ithin four lance transported a subject months after the date of first to Good Shepherd Hos publication of this notice, or pital. FOUND the claims may be barred. -Heppner Ambu Found male black & brown All persons whose rights lance received report of a collie mix on Clarks Canyon may be affected by the subject with shortness of 541-676-5157 proceedings may obtain breath in Heppner. The pa 7-21-2c additional information tient was transported. from the records of the court, Found-Dog at fairgrounds the personal representative last weekend, older blue or the attorney. heeler male call 541-454- Dated and first published: 2399 if he is yours. July 28, 2010 7-28- lc Kenneth L. Smouse Pers. Rep. P.O. Box 127 YARD SAUF lone, OR 97843 Yard Sale 7/31/2010 8am- Karin E. Dallas 2pm 260 N orth C hase Corey, Byler, Rew, Lorenzen Street, Heppner Twin bed & Hojem, L.L.P. The Mo r r o w w /headboard, d ressers, 222 SE Dorion Ave County School District antiques and much much Pendleton, OR 97801 Board o f Directors will more 541-276-3331 hold a work session to 7-28-1C Published: July 28, August discuss attendance vari 4 and 11,2010 ances and to establish PUBLIC NOTICE Affidavit 2010-11 board goals on The Morrow County Court Tuesday, August 3, at will be considering one at- 4:30 p.m. at the Port o f large appointment to serve PUBLIC NOTICE Morrow in Boardman, on the M orrow County IN T H E C I R C U I T OR. P lanning C om m ission. COURT OF THE STATE Prior to this meet The term will begin at the OF OREGON FOR THE ing an executive session time o f appointment and COUNTY OF MORROW under ORS 192.66Q(2) run until the end o f the NOTICETO INTERESTED (d)(0(i) will be held for vacated term, December PERSONS discussing personnel, 31,2011. Interested parties Estate of: negotiations and prepar residing in Morrow County DEWEY WALTER WEST, ing the superintendent’s are encouraged to submit JR. evaluation. a letter of interest to the aka DEWEY W. WEST, M orrow C ounty C ourt, JR., Deceased. P.O. Box 788, Heppner, No. 10PR016 OR 97836 by August 13, NOTICETO INTERESTED PERSONS 2009. N O T IC E IS H EREBY DATED this 19th day of G IVEN that t he July 2010 undersigned, Larry D. West M ORROW COUNTY and Dewena R. Bates, have P L A N N I N G been appointed and have DEPARTMENT qualified as co-personal Published: July 28 and re p re s e n ta tiv e s o f the August 4, 2010 estate. All persons having Affidavit claims against the estate Open 7 days a week Morrow County School Board plans work session Deadline for Classified Advertising: Monday 5:00 pm ODFW releases recreation report Send ODFW your fishing report We’d love to hear about your recent fishing experience. Send us your own fishing report through ODFW Fishing Reports — the information will be forwarded to the local biologist who may use it to update various ODFW resources such as the Weekly Recreation Report. rake a second rod when fishing most lakes and reservoirs The new two-rod license ($17) allows licensed anglers to use two rods when fishing most lakes, pond and reservoirs, including Snake River impoundments above Hell’s Canyon Dam (but it does exclude the Columbia River and its impoundments). You pan purchase the new license on-line. $ North East Zone FISHING Weekend fishing oppor tunities • Fishing for both rainbow and brook trout has been good on Grande Ronde Reservoir. • Trout fishing re m ains good on Magone Lake but look for fish to be in deeper water. ALDRI CH PONDS: trout,The ponds are now accessible with a two mile hike. Weed growth is thick along the banks. A floating device is recommended to reach the best fishing. GRANDE RONDE, WALLOWA, IMNAHA RIVERS AND TRIBU TARIES: trout, chinook salmon River flows have receded and trout fishing is fair to good. The Imnaha River, from the mouth to Summit Creek Bridge, and the Wal lowa River, from Minam State Park to the mouth of the Lostine River, opened for spring chinook fishing on May 22. Daily bag limit is two adipose fin-clipped adults and five adipose fin-clipped jacks. Anglers must stop fishing when they have kept two adipose fin-clipped adults. Check http://www.dfw.state.or.us/ news/2010/may/050610c. asp for more details.Chi nook fishing is fair. An glers averaged eight hours per chinook landed on the Imnaha and 22 hours per chinook landed on the Wal lowa last week. Chinook fisheries on the Wallowa and Imnaha Rivers will close at the end of the day on Sunday, July 25. Check river flows GRANDE RONDE RES ERVOIR: rainbow and brook trout Fishing is good for both rainbow and brook trout. Fly fish using nymphs, or use a spinning rod with a rooster tail or spinners. Only artificial tackle al lowed. Fish are ranging in size from 8-14 inch es. HOLLIDAY PARK POND AND BULL PRAI RIE RESERVOIR: trout Excessive weed growth and warm tem peratures have limited fishing suc cess in both ponds.HON EYMOON AND TEPEE PONDS, SALT CREEK SUMMIT, Me GRAW: troutThese forest ponds have been stocked with legal-sized and trophy rain bow trout. Fishing should be good. , JOHN DAY RIVER: trout, smallmouth bass Fishing for smallmouth bass and channel catfish has been good. Warmer temperatures will bring a slowdown in the fishing. Spring chinook have arrived and will be holding in larger pools. They are illegal to keep and we do not allow fishing with lures in the upper North and Middle forks to prevent anglers from accidentally hooking them. Stream flow levels at Service Creek JUBILEE LAKE: trout Jubilee Lake has been stocked and fishing should be good for rainbow trout. KINNEY LAKE: trout Kinney Lake has been stocked with legal-sized and trophy rainbow trout. Fishing is good for both stocked and hold-over trout. LONG C REEK POND, C A V E N D E R POND: trout Fishing is poor, and will continue to be poor until cooler temperatures return in the fall. LUGER SPRINGS POND: trout Rainbow trout will be re stocked in Luger Pond, northwest of Palmer Junc tion. MAGONE LAKE: trout Fishing is good for rain bow and brook trout to 14-inches. Warm tempera tures will drive fish into deeper water. Construction of a new boat launch area will begin in mid-August and is expected to last into the fall. McKAY RESERVIOR: crappie, yellow perch, brown bullhead, trout Crappie fishing is good for 8 to 10 inch crappie with the evening bite being the best.-Angling for yellow perch and brown bullhead continues to be good. The reservoir is currently 84 percent full. MORGAN LAKE: trout, bullheads, bass The lake has been stocked w ith trophy and leg al sized trout. Worms or Pow- erBait with a sliding sinker works well. OLIVE LAKE: trout, kokanee Olive is now accessable and has been stocked with rainbow. Kokanee will bite lures in the shallows for a few more weeks until hot weather drives them to extreme depths. PEACH POND (Ladd Marsh): trout The pond has been stocked with trophy and legal-sized rainbow trout. Worms or PowerBait with a sliding sinker works well. Fishing has slowed some. ROULET POND: trout The pond has been stocked w ith tro p h y and legal trout. SEVENTH STREET POND: trout This pond has been stocked with 1,000 legal-sized rain bow trout. S TR AWB E R R Y AND SLIDE LAKES: trout Rainbow and brook trout are available in Strawberry. Slide Lake has brook trout only. TROUT FARM POND: rainbow and brook trout Fishing is good. Construc tion will begin this summer to replace the picnic shelter. The shelter area will be closed during construction and will re-open this fall. TWIN POND: trout The pond has been stocked and trout angling should be good. UM ATILLA FOREST PONDS: trout The Umatilla and Walla Walla ponds have all been stocked and should provide good angling for legal sized rainbow trout. U MA T I L L A RI VER: trout Angling for rainbow trout is fair to good. Anglers are reminded of special regula tions for the upper Umatilla River. Fishing is restricted to lures and artificial flies only and catch-and-release for trout. WALLA WALLA RIVER: trout Fishing is good for rainbow trout. WALLOWA LAKE: rain bow trout, kokanee Wallowa Lake has been stocked with legal and tro phy sized rainbow trout and is providing good trout fishing. Kokanee fishing is fair to good and anglers are catching some large fish. Kokanee are beginning to move to deeper water as the lake warms. The state record for kokanee has been broken four times this spring at Wallowa Lake, most recently on June 13. The most recent record kokanee is a new world record. WALLOWA WILDLIFE AREA, VICTOR, AND MARR PONDS: rainbow trout Wallowa Valley ponds have been stocked with legal sized and trophy rainbow trout. Fishing is good. WESTON POND: trout Has been stocked and will provide fair fishing for rain bow trout. WILLOW CREEK RES ERVOIR: trout, crappie Crappie fishing is fair; trout angling continues to be good. Anglers are reminded of the catch and release only regulation for largemouth bass. A health advisory has been issued for Willow Creek Reservoir by Oregon Public Health, the advisory was prompted by high algae levels found in the lake. For health information, contact the Harmful Algae Bloom Surveillance program at 971-673-0400 or www. heaIthoregon.org/hab: also contact the Oregon Public Health toll-free information line at 1-877-290-6767. The Heppner Gazette Times 188 W W illow Heppner, OR 97836 MU (541)676-8229 OK M il david@ rapidserve.net OK COMI III TOW! >■ . 1 « 1
