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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 2020
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APPEAL TRIBUNE
RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
MARION AND POLK COUNTY
Semi-annual restaurant inspections
from July 7 to July 10.
Abby’s Legendary Pizza
Location: 174 W Ellendale Ave., Dal-
las
Date: July 7
Score: 100
No priority violations
Azuls Taco House
Location: 231 Court St. NE, Suite 150,
Salem
Date: July 7
Score: 100
No priority violations
Betty’s Filling Station
Location: 1926 Mikkelobe Drive NW,
Salem (mobile unit)
Date: July 9
Score: 100
No priority violations
Cafe Yumm!
Location: 5920 Ulali Drive NE, Keizer
Date: July 8
Score: 97
Priority violations
i Unnecessary poisonous or toxic
materials are on the premises, specifi-
cally: Aerosol bug spray is stored in the
kitchen. Point deduction: 3.
Capricorn Catering
Location: 1635 SE Miller Ave., Dallas
Date: July 9
Score: 100
No priority violations
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Dallas Cinema
Location: 166 SE Mill St., Dallas
Date: July 10
Score: 100
No priority violations
Habaneros
Location: 1980 State St., Salem
Date: July 10
Score: 97
Priority violations
i Food-contact surfaces are not
clean, specifically: Food debris dried on
stored vegetable peeler. Point deduc-
tion: 3.
Keizer Little League
Location: 5245 Ridge Drive, Keizer
Date: July 10
Score: 100
No priority violations
La Herradura Mexican Food
Location: 994 Main St., Dallas
Date: July 7
Score: 95
Priority violations
i Potentially hazardous food is not
maintained at proper hot or cold holding
temperatures, specifically: Cheese in
prep unit is at 47°F and raw sausage
links are at 54°F. Point deduction: 5.
Lonchera La Rosa
Location: 590 Lancaster Drive NE,
Salem (mobile unit)
Date: July 10
Score: 100
No priority violations
This is a snapshot of the inspections conducted by the Marion and Polk County
health departments.
Twice annually, licensed restaurants receive unannounced inspections that focus
on food temperatures, food preparation practices, worker hygiene, dish-washing
and sanitizing, and equipment and facility cleanliness.
Violations: Restaurant scores are based on a 100-point scale. Priority violations
deduct 5 points, and priority foundation violations deduct 3 points. Violations
recorded on consecutive inspections result in point deductions being doubled.
Scoring: Scores of 70 or higher are considered compliant. Restaurants scoring
below 70 must be re-inspected within 30 days or face closure or other
administrative action. Restaurants display a placard by the entrance to indicate
whether they have passed their last inspection.
Location: 4628 Portland Road NE
#150, Salem
Date: July 8
Score: 100
No priority violations
Main Street Ice Cream Parlor
Location: 109 Main St. E, Monmouth
Date: July 7
Score: 100
No priority violations
McDonald’s
Location: 570 Wallace Road NW, Sa-
lem
Date: July 9
Score: 100
No priority violations
McDonald’s
Location: 3995 Rickey St. SE, Salem
Date: July 10
Score: 95
Priority violations
i The chlorine sanitizer concentra-
tion, pH, or temperature is not ade-
quate, specifically: No chlorine residual
dispensing at the dishwasher. Tube is
pinched and cracked. Point deduction:
5.
Los Lagos
Location: 2373 State St., Salem
Date: July 9
Score: 95
Priority violations
i Potentially hazardous food is not
maintained at proper hot or cold holding
temperatures, specifically: Sausage
links in grill drawer measured 126°F.
Point deduction: 5.
Tacos El Peluchin
Location: 4742 Silverton Road NE,
Salem (mobile unit)
Date: July 8
Score: 100
No priority violations
Wendy’s
Location: 641 Lancaster Drive NE,
Salem
Date: July 8
Score: 100
No priority violations
Wooden Nickel Catering
Location: 1610 Pine St., Silverton
Date: July 7
Score: 100
No priority violations
Wooden Nickel Pub & Eatery
Odd Moe’s Pizza
Cooper’s Deli & Pub
Location: 5408 River Road N, Keizer
Date: July 9
Score: 100
No priority violations
Corby’s Public House
Location: 962 Main St., Dallas
Date: July 7
Score: 97
Priority violations
i Ready-to-eat food is not properly
date-marked, specifically: Container of
half and half, chocolate almond milk,
and regular almond milk are not date
marked in glass reach-in cooler. Point
deduction: 3.
Miller
Continued from Page 1B
No measuring gauge, no bucket; just
the nylon mesh clam bags, and by now a
75-yard walk back to the vehicle while
holding it by the pinchers to see if
there’s something in the car to put it in.
Can’t think of anything.
Back it went. See you next time.
About another 10 minutes and a cou-
ple of cockles in that *$%#&@ mesh bag
and what do you know? Another crab. A
monster. A male. Back in the bay.
Sniffle, snorf.
I promised myself that I wasn’t going
to cry.
So when I saw a couple more crabs, I
didn’t even check them out.
In the interests of full disclosure, it
was one of the best disappointing trips
Location: 4618 Portland Road NE,
Salem
Date: July 8
Score: 92
Priority violations
i Raw or ready-to-eat food is not
properly protected from cross contami-
nation, specifically: Open package of
raw hamburger patties stored over open
package of ice cream novelties and bags
of French fries in upright freezer. Point
deduction: 5.
i Ready-to-eat food is not properly
date-marked, specifically: Individual
cups of ceviche in front of house
counter cooler not date marked. Point
deduction: 3.
Location: 3985 Rich Drive NE, Salem
Date: July 10
Score: 100
No priority violations
The Portland Press
Location: 440 State St., Salem
Date: July 7
Score: 95
Priority violations
i Raw or ready-to-eat food is not
properly protected from cross-contami-
nation, specifically: Observed raw ba-
con over ready-to-eat food items in prep
cooler. Point deduction: 5.
we’ve ever had.
Both Kay and I scored limits of cock-
les, many of them large.
But still (pun alert) it was nothing to
crab about.
Sorry.
Next time, remember Seneca … and
Henry.
Late-breaking update: Phil, a long-
time fishing and mushrooming buddy,
said that his dad stalked crabs in his
waders in Oregon bays for years with
good success.
Thanks for sharing.
Better late than never.
THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK: The
best time to go fishing is yesterday, ac-
cording to all the anglers who I’ve talked
to.
Contact Henry via email at Henry
MillerSJ@gmail.com
Yep, it’s a keeper that didn’t, ahem, keep. Hoping for a rematch next minus tide
in Waldport. STATESMAN JOURNAL FILE
lots of rock dodging, the river splits
again just above John Neal Park. At an
island, go right down a fun set of waves,
pass by a boat ramp, and then stay pret-
ty far left down John Neil Rapids, the
last challenging moment of the trip.
Below, keep an eye out for the Little
North Santiam flowing in on the right,
and around a bend, you’ll see Mehama
Bridge and the boat ramp on river left.
The North Santiam from Fishermen’s
Bend to Mehama is fun, scenic and of-
fers a lot — as long as you have a good
boat and understand how to read and
run rapids.
Indian Rapids and DeWitt Falls
After a mellow stretch of river, and an
area where you’ll need to avoid rocks,
you reach North Santiam State Recrea-
Location: 167 Main St., Monmouth
Date: July 7
Score: 100
No priority violations
The Lucky Dog
Continued from Page 1B
Lunch stop, boulder-dodging
and more islands
Yeasty Beasty
Sybil’s Omelettes Unlimited
Adventure
The most challenging section of the
run comes downstream of the islands.
The river moves away from Highway 22
into a narrower, canyon-ish landscape,
and begins a set of rapids known as Up-
per, Middle and Lower Indian rapids,
followed by DeWitt Falls.
The upper and middle rapids are
straightforward waves — pretty simple
— but things get a bit more tricky. At
Lower Indian Rapids, you’ll see a spine
of rocks in the middle of the river and it’s
not super clear where to go. Stay right of
the rocks to avoid trouble, and then
slowly make your way across the
stream, to a center-left positioning to
set up for DeWitt Falls, the biggest wave
on this run.
DeWitt isn’t a real waterfall by any
stretch of the imagination. The river is
funneled into a big drop on the left side
with two waves ideal to splash everyone
in the boat. It’s the most thrilling part of
the journey and just below, the river
mellows into a pretty little canyon
where we like to jump off the boat and
float in our life jackets on hot days.
Location: 1610 Pine St., Silverton
Date: July 7
Score: 95
Priority violations
i Potentially hazardous food is not
maintained at proper hot or cold holding
temperatures, specifically: Coleslaw sit-
ting on other containers in prep line
measuring 52°F. Point deduction: 5.
North Santiam: Fishermen’s Bend
to Mehama boat ramp
North Santiam State Recreation Site is a great stop on the float from Fishermen’s
Bend State Recreation Area to Mehama Bridge. ZACH URNESS/STATESMAN JOURNAL
tion Site.
There’s a wonderful grassy spot and
swimming hole on the right, which is
great for lunch and swimming.
The river isn’t super challenging be-
low North Santiam, but there are a few
islands and channels where you’ll want
to choose correctly.
Just below the lunch spot, the river
splits again. I stay on river-right, drop-
ping down rapids (and passing the state
park boat ramp), that swing down be-
low a beautiful forested cliff. Below that,
the river splits again at Guide’s Island,
where the best route is to stay left, down
a very pretty and long tunnel of small
rapids, before the river comes together
again.
In the next stretch the river widens,
and if you’re in a raft during late July
and August, you’ll spend a lot of time
avoiding boulders. It’s not super dan-
gerous, just annoying to get stuck in for
a minute.
The end
The run finishes with a flourish. After
In a nutshell: Fun and sometimes
mildly challenging rapids for a raft or
kayak trip.
Go with an outfitter: eNRG kayaking
(enrgkayaking.com) offers summer
whitewater rafting and kayaking trips
Groups: North Santiam Guides As-
sociation at nsrga.com; Willamette Kay-
ak and Canoe Club at wkcc.org
Shuttle service: Get your car moved
from the put-in to the take-out. Lusk’s
Shuttle Service (503-859-2880) or Fur
Sure outfitters (503-559-7047).
Zach Urness has been an outdoors re-
porter, photographer and videographer
in Oregon for 12 years. Urness is the au-
thor of “Best Hikes with Kids: Oregon”
and “Hiking Southern Oregon.” He can
be reached at zurness@StatesmanJour
nal.com or (503) 399-6801. Find him on
Twitter at @ZachsORoutdoors.