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APPEAL TRIBUNE
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 2016
Plenty of fish in Silverton Reservoir at free fishing weekend
DANIELLE PETERSON/STATESMAN JOURNAL
Families gather on the dock during free fishing day on Saturday at the Silverton Reservoir.
People walk down Gallon House Road to the covered bridge rededication ceremony.
Bridge
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derson, Chris Beskins,
Bob Farwell, and Paul Pe-
ters, are members of the
Willamette Valley Mod-
el-T Club and volunteered
to participate in the event.
“That car is a 1906,”
Commissioner
Kevin
Cameron pointed to one of
the classics that had just
wheeled them south-to-
north beneath the shady
bridge and into the sunny
celebration. “We are cele-
brating with an auto that’s
even older than the bridge
we are celebrating.”
While the bridges were
Acid
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packs.”
The students were sent
home with their parents to
sober up. No arrests were
‘‘
They just
drove until
the bridge fell down.”
KEVIN CAMERON
Marion County Commissioner
less pricey a century ago,
service life was extended
a bit by preserving the
wooden crossing with the
covered roofing. Camer-
on quipped that covers
are a good idea, though in-
spections weren’t as at-
tentive then:
“They just drove until
the bridge fell down.”
This bridge’s lore
wraps into its name. Coun-
See BRIDGE, Page 5A
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