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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 2020
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something of a running joke.
The last time I saw him was an 80th
birthday celebration in April 2017 in
Redding.
Judging by the turnout and the senti-
ments expressed by all, it really showed
that Aesop was right.
“That was so great,” Meredith said.
“I’m so glad we did that, because it’s so
nice to share a person’s life while they’re
still alive, you know.
“It’s important to do it afterwards as
well. But I’m sure glad that we did it
when we did.”
A socially distanced celebration of
John’s life is planned around April in
Palo Cedro. For information or to take
part, Meredith asked for me to give you
to pass on her email address at
mfeamst7@gmail.com
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APPEAL TRIBUNE
BROODER BEHEMOTHS – Some of
the most-anticipated trout plants of the
year, the stocking of massive rainbow
brood fish, are under way from the Ore-
gon Department of Fish and Wildlife’s
Roaring River Hatchery near Scio.
While information about the number
of fish is not being released, the sites are
via recorded message at (503) 394-3155,
then press 2.
This week, brooders, as they are
known, were stocked at Walling Pond in
Salem, Henry Hagg Lake near Forest
Grove and Silverton Reservoir near Sil-
verton.
Stocking reports will continue until
the fish run out, or angler interest leads
to crowding at the sites because of coro-
navirus pandemic restrictions, accord-
ing to Pete Starr, a tech at Roaring River.
QUOTE OF THE WEEK: I don’t know
if I like fishing, or just being in the places
where you find fish – John Higley
Contact Henry via email at Henry-
MillerSJ@gmail.com
RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
MARION AND POLK COUNTY
ABOUT RESTAURANT INSPECTIONS
Semi-annual restaurant inspections
from Oct. 28 to Nov. 3.
This is a snapshot of the inspections
conducted by the Marion and Polk
County health departments.
Breakfast & Burger
Location: 2575 Silverton Road NE,
Salem
Date: Oct. 16 (reinspected Oct. 30)
Score: 94
Oct. 16: Priority violations
h A consumer advisory is not pro-
vided, is not presented in the correct
format, or does not contain the required
information,
specifically:
Facility
serves to-order eggs and menu was ob-
served without consumer advisory.
Point deduction: 3.
h Food-contact surfaces are not
clean, specifically: Fry cutter on wall
observed with dried buildup. Point de-
duction: 3.
Oct. 30: No priority violations
Elote Veloz
Reopen
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sides of the river and link key park
landmarks. There are rustic cabins
open, but the other five deluxe cabins
remain closed.
Champoeg State Heritage Area
Silver Falls State Park
The historical park nestled in a quiet
part of the Willamette Valley between
Salem and Portland has yurts and cab-
ins open, but no showers.
Perhaps the most famous of Ore-
gon's state parks — and certainly the
closest to Salem — this emerald forest
home to 10 giant waterfalls can make a
fun family escape in winter.
The park features 14 rentable cabins,
although no showers are currently
open.
Cottonwood Canyon State Park
This often-overlooked park in the
John Day River canyonlands features
beautiful scenery, chilly winter temper-
atures and access to the iconic river.
Cabins are open for rental here, but res-
ervations are required.
Emigrant Springs State Heritage
Area
Tumalo State Park
This Central Oregon state park out-
side Bend provides a basecamp for the
area's recreation riches. Seven yurts
are open but reservations are required.
Wallowa Lake State Park
This remote park in the Blue Moun-
tains between Pendleton and La
Grande preserves what was once a sto-
pover for travelers on the Oregon Trail.
Often snowy in the winter, the site
features six rustic cabins open for rent-
al.
L.L. Stub Stewart Memorial State
Park (cabins)
Just a half hour outside Portland,
this park features forested trails for hik-
ing, mountain biking and horseback
riding.
The park has 15 cabins open for rent-
al, five of which are pet-friendly.
LaPine State Park
Nestled along the Upper Deschutes
River amid giant ponderosa pine forest,
LaPine State Park connects to 10 miles
of multi-use trails that follow both
On the far side of Oregon, this state
park in the Wallowa Mountains access-
es miles of snowy trails. Just two wood-
sided yurts are open for rental.
Farewell Bend State Recreation
Area
Another Oregon Trail site in far East-
ern Oregon, Farewell Bend sits along
the Oregon and Idaho border northwest
of Ontario. It has two log cabins open
but not much longer — the campground
closes Nov. 30.
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@Statesman-
Journal.com or (503) 399-6801. Find
him on Twitter at @ZachsORoutdoors.
Location: 2974 12th St. SE, Salem
(mobile unit)
Date: Oct. 28 (reinspected Oct. 31)
Score: N/A
Oct. 28: Priority violations
h Potentially hazardous food is not
maintained at proper hot or cold hold-
ing temperatures, specifically: Mini
fridge holding just above 41°F. Cut fruit
measured at 47 F. Fruit was cut and
placed in unit one hour prior to arrival.
h An air gap or approved backflow
prevention device is not installed, spe-
cifically: Three-compartment sink has
an improper air gap on the outside
wastewater tank on the unit with an
open hole on top of the tank that would
spill wastewater onto the ground.
h The operations and/or equipment
are not an integral part of the mobile
food unit, specifically: Generator is not
attached or integral to the unit.
h A three-compartment sink is not
provided for warewashing or adequate
utensils are not provided, specifically:
Left compartment of three compart-
ment sink is too small to fit diameter of
largest pot.
Oct. 31: No priority violations
Foodology Mobile Kitchen
Location: 6716 Fairway Ave. SE, Sa-
lem (mobile unit)
Date: Oct. 31
Score: 100
No priority violations
Hot Rod Dogs
Location: 819 E Jefferson St., Stay-
ton (mobile unit)
Date: Oct. 31
Score: 100
No priority violations
Main St. Bistro & Coffee
Location: 201 Main St., Silverton
Date: Oct. 29
Score: 100
No priority violations
Obituaries
Monitor Inn
Donald David
MT. ANGEL - Donald A. David of Silverton,
Oregon, passed away on November 23, 2020, at
Providence Benedictine Orchard House at the age
of 96. He was born March 1, 1924, in Macksburg,
Oregon, to Victor and Joyce David.
His wife of 67 years, Doris, twin brother Raymond,
and sister Ruth Nemeyer preceded him in death.
He is survived by his daughters Robin Fewell of
Silverton, Oregon, and Jacquelyn Moseley (Denny)
of Oregon City, Oregon, granddaughters Jacquelyn
Finley (Scott) of Baytown, Texas, and Erin Moseley
of Taylorsville, Utah, great grandchildren Devin
Finley and Falynn Cochran (Kody) both of Bay-
town, Texas, and two great great grandsons Cayden
and Colton, and many loving nieces and nephews.
He had fond memories of his early childhood
living near Silverton and Mt. Angel. He often
reminisced about working on family farms, straw-
berry picking, camping, fishing, hiking, skiing,
swimming, and school sports (wrestling, football,
baseball). After he and his brother won a model
airplane distance contest, the prize was a ride in
a small airplane. After that ride he dreamed of
becoming a pilot. He attended school in Silverton
and graduated Silverton High School in 1942 then attended the Universi-
ty of Oregon. He joined the Army Air Force through the Aviation Cadet
Program and spent time flying in the European and China-Burma-India
theaters of operation during World War II. He met Doris Fairall during
WWII in Washington, D.C., and they married in March of 1945. After the
war, they moved to Tillamook, Oregon, where he worked for his Dad and
that is where their daughters were born. After a short time he returned to
active military service and went on to serve a total of 33 years in the United
States Air Force, retiring as a colonel in 1976. He served in Saudi Arabia,
Texas, Nevada, California, Germany, Florida, Vietnam, Washington, DC,
and Turkey. Most of his Air Force career was spent in Air Rescue. After
retirement he moved back to his beloved Silverton. He enjoyed vegetable
gardening, going on road trips, reading, doing jigsaw puzzles, crossword
puzzles, and watching anything sports related on TV especially the Ducks.
He loved meeting with the “guys” for morning coffee or wine in the evenings.
He was a very humble man who never spoke or bragged about the many
medals he was awarded - among them the Bronze Star and Distinguished
Flying Cross. He just said “It was my duty.” He was a leader and a loving
husband, father, and grandfather who was always there to help, guide, and
encourage family and friends.
In honoring Don’s wishes, there will be no funeral services. His ashes
will be interred at Willamette National Cemetery. Arrangements by Unger
Funeral Chapel, Mt. Angel.
Location: 15255 Woodburn-Monitor
Road, Woodburn
Date: Oct. 28
Score: 100
No priority violations
Nachos Locos Express
Location: 2640 Portland Road NE,
Salem
Date: Oct. 30 (reinspected Nov. 3)
Score: 94
Priority violations
h (REPEAT) A test kit is not provided
or is not accurate enough to measure
the concentration of sanitizing solu-
tions, specifically: Quaternary ammo-
nia ("quat") test strips not available to
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.
test lobacten sanitizer. Point deduc-
tion: 6.
Nov. 3: No priority violations
The Night Deposit Whiskey
Library
Location: 195 Commercial St. NE,
Salem
Date: Oct. 29
Score: 89
Priority violations
h Refrigerated, ready-to-eat, poten-
tially hazardous food has not been con-
sumed within the required time period
or is not properly date-marked, specifi-
cally: Whole milk in walk-in cooler ob-
served to be opened and date-stamped
Oct. 19. Point deduction: 5.
h A consumer advisory is not pro-
vided, is not presented in the correct
format, or does not contain the required
information,
specifically:
Printed
black-and-white menu observed with-
out consumer advisory while burgers
can be made-to-order. Point deduc-
tion: 3.
h Food-contact surfaces are not
clean, specifically: Hood in kitchen ob-
served with significant buildup. Point
deduction: 3.
Residence Inn Salem
Location: 640 Hawthorne Ave. SE,
Salem
Date: Oct. 29
Score: 95
Priority violations
h Food-contact surfaces of equip-
ment and utensils are not properly san-
itized after cleaning, specifically: The
warewashing machine is not getting up
to proper temperature; measuring de-
vice was only getting up to 136° rather
than the required 160°. The gauges on
the dishwasher do not appear to be
working properly. Point deduction: 5.
Taproot Lounge and Cafe
Location: 356 State St., Salem
Date: Oct. 29
Score: 100
No priority violations
Tiki Sports Lounge & Grill
Location: 165 Lancaster Drive SE,
Salem
Date: Oct. 15 (reinspected Oct. 29)
Score: 95
Oct. 15: Priority violations
h The quaternary ammonium sani-
tizer concentration, pH or temperature
is not adequate, specifically: The san-
itizer dispenser for the three-compart-
ment sink is not hooked up to any san-
itizer. Point deduction: 5.
Oct. 29: No priority violations
Simple Cremation $795
Simple Direct Burial $995
Church Funeral $2965
SALEM
275 Lancaster Drive SE
(503) 581-6265
TUALATIN
8970 SW Tualatin Sherwood Rd
(503) 885-7800
PORTLAND
832 NE Broadway
(503) 783-3393
TIGARD
12995 SW Pacifi c Hwy
(503) 783-6869
EASTSIDE
1433 SE 122nd Ave
(503) 783-6865
MILWAUKIE
16475 SE McLoughlin Blvd
(503) 653-7076
Privately owned cremation facility. A Family Owned Oregon Business.
“Easy Online Arrangements”
www.CrownCremationBurial.com
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