Kri.. Feb. 1H. 1972
ROGUE NEWS
PACK THREE
Explore Lithia Discover Lithia
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(LEFT) The well-known l.ithia Park swan glides blissfully in the
lower pond anion;; fellow ducks, prior to its brutal killing.
ABOE The halls are shown cascading along Ashland (reek.
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( A HOVE) Steps lead to the deserted fountain and pedestal where the statue of
Abraham Lincoln once stood. It was transferred to the lower park area because
of continued vandalism inflicted on it.
( BEI.IIW Butler Memorial Kandshell is the site of summer city band concerts
and other special activities held usually in the summer.
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( ABOVE) Ashland ( reek travels among rocks and trees on its journey from Ml.
Ashland to Bear Creek.
iBKI.OWl The ducks are shown congregating at the upper duck pond on a
snowy winter day. They live in the park year 'round.
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', 1 L.- Memorial Bridge and into the wading play area. (ABOVE) Foliage of iffffc j i, ' .JiM
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