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Waterfowl area expands
Seven existing waterfowl
areas on Fern Ridge Reservoir
will be rebuilt and expanded in
an effort to attract more migrat
ing waterfowl if a plan by the
Oregon Department of Fish and
Wildlife is approved
The project has been
proposed by the department in
cooperation with the Army
Corps of Engineers to
counteract decreases in the
waterfowl population and
comply with increased public
demand for hunting and
recreation areas
Construction has been
tentatively scheduled for the
fall, awaiting certification from
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Fountain Court Cafe
Luncheon Specials
Served Daily 11 am to 2 pm
July 26
A Zesty Italian Favorite
Chicken Cutlet Parmigiana
Italian style Spaghetti
Green Beans or Carrots
French Bread.
$1
75
July 27
Lighter Oriental Fare
Sweet & Sour Pork
Fried Rice
Stir-fried Vegetables..
$1
75
Salad Bar
by the ounce
15c
July 28
Hearty American Favorite
Hot Turkey or Hot Roast Beef
Sandwich
Homefried Potatoes and Gravy or Rice
Corn on the Cob.$1 75
July 29
A Southern Specialty
Vi Fried Chicken
Mashed Potatoes with Chicken Gravy
or Rice
Carrots or Green Peas
Dinner Roll.$175
July 30
A Summertime Catch
Fish Cutlet with Tartare Sauce
Macaroni and Cheese
Broccoli or Mixed Vegetables
Dinner roll
$i,s
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Mexican Food Bar
Burrito Supreme/Fried Burrito
Tacos & Enchiladas
Spanish Rice & Refried Beans
Chef’s Choice
Soup Bar
Chefs Choice Soup Bar
Two special soups
and chili served daily
Fish Bowl and Deli
Open Monday through Thursday 11 am to 6 pm
Friday 11 am to 3 pm
Choose from a variety of meats, cheeses and breads
Deli Sandwiches and Vegetarian Sandwiches served as you like them
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the state Department of Envir
omental Quality that water qua
lity standards will not be violat
ed
Construction similar to that
proposed has been underway
south of the highway for two
years. No enviromental
problems have been associated
with that project, says Brian
Ferry, habitat biologist for the
department.
The only adverse effect listed
in an environmental assessment
was an increase of sediment in
the creek due to the reworking
of a drainage ditch
The Corps of Engineers filed
an enviromental assessment for
the project on July 2 which cited
23 years of ODFW data indicat
ing a need for such
development. The work, north
of Highway 126 and east of
Coyote Creek, will be a contin
uation of a ongoing program to
increase and improve all bird
and game habitat in the Fern
Ridge Reservoir area, Ferry
says.
The project includes widen
ing and deepening three
ditches The ditches run east
from Coyote Creek along
Highway 126 to the water con
trol structure then stretch along
the western border of the
waterfowl areas to Royal
Avenue
In addition, 100 quarter-acre
nesting islands are proposed for
construction in the winter
drawdown zone of the lake. The
islands will be one-and-a-half
feet above the normal lake level
and constructed with surround
ing soil.
Construction of the nesting
islands will aid both migrating
waterfowl, such as ducks and
geese, and upland gamebirds,
Ferry says The entire wildlife
habitat of Fern Ridge has im
proved because of the nearly
completed work south of the
highway, he added.
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Starting May 12
cookies and croissants
by the half-dozen
Chocolate chip cookies
$2.25
8 - 6 Monday - Friday
New Saturday Hours 8-3
Croissants
$3.50
881 E. 13th
on campus
484-1662
Canada’s Premium Beer
The Pad
Celebrates the
Opening of
“Moosehead Season”
Wednesday - July 28
with a Moose Calling Contest:
Men 8r Women’s Divisions
(No License Required)
Prizes (or Both
1st Place: T-shirt 8r Steak Dinner
2nd Place: T-shirt & Bee Burger
3rd Place: T-shirt
ALSO: MOOSEHEAOS 2 for i
Pad/Moosehead T-shirts $5.00
P.S. No limit on Moosebeads
This night will be a head and antlers above the rest!