1.18 Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Wednesday, Nov. 9, 1949
Winter Recreation Areas
Get Set for Snow Season
Oregon winter sports activities
for the 1949-50 winter and spring
season are off to an early, fast
moving start as a result of sub
stantial pre-season snows, the
Oregon state highway commis
sion travel Information depart
ment reported this weelc.
Abundant, winter-long snow
depths are expected for all of
the more than 20 snow sports
areas to be in operation. Of
these, 17 are in Oregon's 13 na
tional forests, with others at
Crater Lake national park, on
non-federal land at the summit
of the Siskiyou mountains and at
local points near towns and cities.
Of Innovations and improve
ments, the major projects are
centered in Mt. Hood national
forest, approximately 60 miles
east of Oregon's metropolis of
Portland. Here the first aerial
tramway In the far west is
scheduled for operation this
winter, carrying skiers and
visitors from Government
Camp 3.5 miles, with a lift of
2500 feet, up the slopes of Mt.
Hood to Tlmberllne Lodge.
The Timberline ski area, above
the 6000 foot elevation, reports
the installation of a platter-pull
'lift, 2000 feet long with an 18
per cent average slope. Its loca
tion in a sheltered glade assures
enjoyable skiing even when un
favorable weather causes cur
tailment of operations on slopes
above the lodge.
The mile-long chair-lift cov
ers a vertical rise of 1000 fret
and Is in operation through
out the year, being popular
with sightseers in summer. A
600-foot practice tow is iu op
eration daily for "limbering
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'Spartan Stepper
Lynn Chandnols, Michigan State's can
didate for AU-Ameriean football hon
ors, who will display bis prowess against Oregon State col
lege In Multnomah stadium Saturday afternoon. Although
more popularly known as an offensive halfback, Chandnols is
adept In the Interception of passes.
up" and tor the practice of
ski fundamentals.
Slopes above Timberline con
nect with three miles of shel
tered trails to Government Camp
to offer excellent skiing in all
types of weather. Spring and
summer skiing is accelerated by
a new tow on the Palmer snow
field, about one-half mile above
the chair lift. A new three-lane
highway from Government Camp
to Timberline is scheduled to be
ready for winter travel this year.
Timberline Lodge, itself, ac
commodates 100 guests, supple
mented by dormitory accommo
dations. Ski rentals, ski instruc
tions and a complete sports shop
are available during the season.
Mid-winter timberline snow is
from eight to twenty feet deep,
with an average temperature of
24 degrees above zero. Space is
available at Timberline for the
parking of 700 automobiles
Multorpor ski area south of
Government Camp on state high
way 50 offers rope tows of 1200
feet with a lift of 500 feet, one
of 300 feet with a lift of 50 feet.
A, B and C Jumping hills are
available as well as sporty down
hill and slalom terrain.
West of Government Camp,
the Tom-Dick ski bowl provides
a public ski shelter, chair lift
of 3500 feet with a rise of BOO
feet, supplemented by two rope
tows of 700 and 500 feet in
length. The former has a rise
of 250 feet, the latter of 100 feet
each.
Government Camp offers ac
commodations at a number of
lodges, parking for 2500 cars, and
ski club and family cabins on
private lands, ski shops, lodges,
service stations and other estab
lishments. Bill Lauderback, Santiam
Lodge manager, reports pre
parations have been completed
for a busy snow sports season
In his section of the Deschutes
national forest. The lodge has
an elevation of 4000 feet at
the summit of the Santiam
highway across the Cascade
mountains.
Accommodations for 90 per
sons Include four dormitories
and two rooms. The lodge pro
vides beds made up with linen
and blankets. Also available for
visitors are a dining room, res
taurant, ski shop, and rental shop
Junior High Grid
Games Slated at
Leslie Thursday
Vernon Gilmore, Salem schools
athletic director for boys, re
minded Junior high school grid
iron fans Wednesday that two
games will be played Thursday.
West Salem will invade the
Leslie field at 3:45 p.m. to meet
the Golds while the Parrish
Greys will meet the Blues on
the same field at 6:30 p.m.
The normal schedule calls
for Friday games, but in view of
the Armistice day holiday, the
slate calls tor Thursday games
this week.
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In the Alleys
(Complete Besalts)
University Alleys
LADIES CLASSIC LEAGUE
Anita Shop (1) MDanieLs 470, Lemon
461, Caiuey 352. Thompson 428. Daver
312. Lola riorlit Llndsey 439. Upaton
419. MCliln 349, Adolph 479, Keenan 357.
Plank Construction (3 Garrison 440.
Selber 429. Plank 393, Hlni 403, Shroeder
520. Blntlands (0) Elliott 422, Hall 442,
Pue 377, Snyder 399, Evan 393.
United Wheel Alignment (2) Rowland
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OD 442, Boyce 424. Bandallt Fine Meat
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Aleiandera Jewelry 40) Merrell 352,
Mock 385, Brockhoff 316. Tanner 347, John
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426. Oibb 423, Jonea 462, Clark 441, Oar
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for all types of snow equipment.
When skiers are not using a well
lighted slope for night skiing,
dancing is the order of the eve
ning in the lodge. A rope ski
tow is operated near the lodge
area.
A short distance from the
Santiam Lodge, famous Hoo
doo ski bowl figures import
antly in the central Oregon
snow sports region. In oper
ation at the bowl are four rope
tows, handling up to 3000
skiers per hour and ranging
in length from 600 to 4000
feet. Rise in elevation ranges
up to 4000 feet. A lodge and
a chair lift are under construc
tion. The lift is designed to
reach the top of Hoodoo Butte,
far above the bowl, and is
scheduled to be in operation
this winter.
The Central Cascade recrea
tional council, composed of rep
resentatives of all clubs using
the Santiam ski area, cooper
ates with the U. S. forest service
in supervising winter sports ac-l
tivities. As a rule, the council
furnishes a free ski school and
volunteer ski patrols on weekends.
High Individual fm: Betty Achroedtr.
306.
Hlfh lBdifldual aeries: Bsttr Sehroed'.
520.
High team atrial: nan cocutructiOD.
224.
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Barhlands Lumber il'-K. WebO 40S. B
Bur land AM. Brink 42S. D. Burkland
486. Hack Lied Matonry f 2 1 Morion
503, Gray 471, oik , Wilton Ml, Llnd
452.
RemlBstlM Band HI Colburn 461.
Mansfield 393, Raboln 1M. Klmmell 410,
CruhWfU 480. Kalen Heallna it Sheet
Metal lit Mootman 380. Yapp J4. Kniei
Ini 349, Lewia 401, Evan 371.
Pearork Cleanera 1 Bonne 383. Volk
4:6, Sawyer 422. Alexander 4H. Balatrom
403. ftlandard Station. (2 Kopuiche 446,
Redding 383. Knuth 489, Purdy 442, Nailer
291. Bub 103.
Malma Chevron Station f01 Malm 403.
Winger 413, Keppiner 425, D. Wenner
410. Bub 336. Terminal lee 3 Throne
berry 430, Santet 386. McDonald J 75, Oil
more 419. WeMon 473.
Hlfh individual iamt: oray of mice a
Llnd Maaonry, 191.
Him ndlvtdual aeriea: wiiaon or Mac
Lind Maaonry. 421.
Hiah team aeriea: Mae A Und Maaonry.
3066.
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-oiUi-on 477, Eckley 381, Ayres 443, Carl
.on 485.
Saoboya (t) Htaiemon MT. Aleshira
477, Merrell 476. D. Aleshiro olio. McNeil
427; Salem Police 4 Matheri 444, Belpp
4J0. Main 454, Houser 450. Creaty 430.
High liuJ. same aiil series. Milt Morey
of Barb't. 333 and 601: hiirh team game
and series. Barb's Bportini Goodi, 932
and 3673.
Duckpin Bowling
MEN'S CITY LEAGl'E
Davla Oil J Wayee Fields 421. Carl
W.U-ox 357. fl. Srhr order 301. Glen Blan
ton 410. Jrrry Davis 446: Let Newman (11
Jim Lin hart 377, Sam Pox 327, Bert
Eshlemen 3S8. Harvey Pox 370. BUI Nel
mryer 386.
Reed Drleo Ina (11 Duant Prank 362.
Wayne Frank 371, Leonard Capps 371,
George Reed 396. Pinery Alderman 413;
Nunaet Donuts ISi B. P. Cushina 417, P.
w. Halt 391, Duana Cbretlan 421, Royal
Pawley 392
Mlrk'a Slta Shop (t Art Hewhbick
433, Milbert Jacobor 477, B. B. Bnelgrovt
27&. Stanley Groom 27S, Bye 37ft; Helder't
Kadio () Lea Dolce 414, Dave Spalding
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Capp'a I'aed Cart (Si Bill Campbell 382.
Carol Cappi 370. Howard Smith 4ft3. Let
ter Cappa 413. Eddie Henael 460: frost
Olaen (It Tom Wood 453. Eddie Harrison
443, Harvey Orlfllo 360, Bill Oauthltr 456,
Arnle Meyer 447.
High team aerie. Capp'a Uaed Cars,
3165. high teem game. Sunset Donuti,
764: high :nd. aeries and game. Emery Al
derman, Reed a Drlve-lnnt, 200 and 463.
MIXED nOI'BLES LEAGt'B
Lloyd's Auto Paint Tom Wood 461,
Oladya Wood 401, Harold Duncan 334, Bll-
II Duncan 331: Marlon Molora (t) Stoyal
Pawley 460, Emery Alderman 449, Paulina
UfatH'rn 3iJ, Bye 206.
OK Rubber Welders t Lorttw Hansen
392, Bill Uauthiers 496. Peggy Thornton
361, Roy Nelson 371; Salem Merchant Pa
li oi (3i Art Her it h back 376, Mlibert Ja
cob r 459. Byo 346. Byt 382.
lapp a L'sed Cars (U Dick Butch 366,
Jan Uuach 320, Wyetta Cappa 334, Lester
Cappa 631; General Finance ! Edd.e
Henael 449. Martha Pejea 430, Alma Penny
413, Arnold Meyer 466.
Orval'a l'sed Cara (ft Clarence Prye
241, Charles Lapachlea 404. Kelly Lap.
sen let 330, Almadean Lapse hies 304: Cam'i
Seat lover Co. t Bud Booth 373, E.la
Mat Scharf 431, Opal Cappa 364, Carol
Cappi 412.
High team aeries and camt. General Pi
nance, 1760 and ill; high lnd. series and
game. Lea Cappa, (Capp a Uaad Cars I, (31
and 306.
Capital Alleys
INDl'HTRML I.EAGl'l NO. t
Wbltatkers Weldera 4 1 Wlllard 431.
Whlttaker 426. Lawlejui 362. El wood 401,
Cherriniton 485. Salem Aato 3l Dough
erty 397, Randal 469, Welle 376. William
333, Dunn lc an 478.
.McKay Chevrolet fl Olbb 420. Thomp
5on 3C3, Chambers 388, Anderxon 413.
Shurtleff 473. Mobiloll 3l Forman 462,
Curlin 489. Pruett 454, Jaakoakl 364,
Buckley 467.
Loders 3) Downey 445. Chakarun 464,
Surratt 431, Shuk 439. Baumiart 496. Sclo
'0i Krelcl 500. Main 467. RockweU 454,
D'nsmore 480. Schrunk 510.
Hammond Body Shop 3 Gardner 429,
La Dow 390, B. Larson 432. R. La Dow
435, Hammond 457. Chrla's Market 0l
Cxosn 379. Evans 294, Walta 431. Cray
croft 405, Sharp 337.
Salem Heavy Hatillnr 1 A. B1,,'-rr
S38. J. Cracroft 4S0, N. Wilder 818, R.
Farley 473, B. Craycroft Sr. 173. ii.
Fan store 2i D. Schmidt 471, B. Oray
468, W. Kec titer 440, T. t.IorrU 486, B.
Sullivan 561.
High individual lame: Sullivan. 314.
High Individual series: Sullivan, 661.
High team game: Valley Farm Store,
865.
High team aerlea: Loder Broa., 3516.
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