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Recreation Report
The Heppner Gazette-Times, Ifeppner, Oregon, Thursday, June 3, 1982-THRF.E
: 1 The Umatilla National For
est office has relpawd the
following recreation report:
Dale Hanger DiMrlrt
Snow elevation Is 6.000 feet.
Access to Olive Lake Is block
ed by snow, possibly for an
other ten days. No trails on the
district have yet been opened.
Road 10 is blocked by a mud
slide 15 miles from Dale. H is
scheduled for opening In about
a month. Road 1010 is blocked
by snow 15 miles from Dale.
Ixwer elevation roads are
free of snow but are not
maintained and have not been
logged out. Road 52 is open
between Ukiah and Granite, it
has not been maintained.
Campgrounds presently open
on the district are North Fork
and Tollbridge campgrounds,
with no drinking water and on
a self -service basis until July
1. All the streams are very
high. The best fishing success
has been in the very small
streams in the lower eleva
tions. Some mushrooms are
being found, however, thcv
are scarce due to lack of rain.
llrppniT Hanger District
None of the trails of the
district have opened yet. Ve
hicle travel for all recreation
activities should be confined
to surfaced (gravel) roads.
Whaft Your
Opinion?
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s .',p
i . - niir L , i. it 1
Qtifstion: "Mow d( you feel
about Pope John Paul II's
recent visit to England?"
Pope Paul's visit last week
marked the first visit by a
pope since King Henry VH1
barred any pope from Eng
land since the 1600's.
"I think it's a wonderful
idea." said Margaret Mam
mons of Meppner. "people are
becoming more unified and
accepting of other religions."
Humane Soc.
offers
memberships
Stokes Landing Humane
Society, serving Morrow and
I'matilla counties, is offering
memberships to the society
for $10. and $5 for senior
citizens, said a news release
from the society. Contribu
tions are tax deductible and
all proceeds are used for
animal welfare, the news re
lease stated.
Members receive free filing
referral service for lost, want
ed and adoptable animals for
one year and are eligible to
receive one $10 spaying-neut-ering
rebate, per year, ac
cording to the news release.
Five sustaining members and
10 hour volunteers receive
free filing-referral service but
are not eligible for the rebate.
Non-members pay a $3 filing
referral fee per animal or
litter, but found animals are
filed free, the news release
continued.
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Two campgrounds of the dis
trict are open Bull Prairie
Lake Campground with 20
cnmpsiles and no water, and
Fairview Campground with
five campsite. Fishing is a
vnilable at Bull Prairie Lake
and Penland Lake. There has
been a heavy winter kill at
Penland Lake. , Mushrooms
'are slill being found at higher
elevations.
Pomct'oy Ranger District
Two campgrounds of the
district are open - Panjab and
Tucannon, All trails are still
closed. Rond 40 (Pohieroy
Troy) is driveable to Rose
Spring. Road 42 (Iron Springs)
is driveable to Charley Creek.
and Road 47 (Tucannon) is
driveable to Panjab. Fishing
has been reported fair on the
Tucannon Lakes. Tucannon
River is not yet open. Streams
are still muddy.
I'kiah Ranger District
Both the Ukiah-Granite
Road and Western Route Road
are now open. All camp
grounds of the , district are
open, however, there is no
drinking water. Morel mush
rooms are being found at
lower elevations. ,
Walla Walla Ranger District
The poor weather conditions
on the forest have caused the
roads to remain in poor condi
tion. Travelers may encounter
potholes and soft spots along
Highway 204 (Tollgafe). There
is slill three feet of snow in this
area. Two campgrounds of the
district are open Umatilla
Campground on the Umatilla
River has been cleaned upand
the water has been turned on.
and South Fork Campground
in this area is also open.
Wildflowers and mushrooms
are only being found in lower
elevations.
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PRICES EFFECTIVE JUNE 3 THRU JUNE 6, 1982
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STRAWBERRIES
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CALIFORNIA
FRESH
PINT
CAULIFLOWER
SNOWWHITE
HEADS
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POTATOES
10 LB.
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EA. UOV
PEANUTS
SALTED
IN THE SHELL
$
1.5lbs
SPINACH
FRESH
BUNCH
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BEEF SIRLOIN
TIP ROAST
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LB. C-JOvl (J
WHOLE PINK
SALMON
3-5 lbs
FROZEN
BONELESS TURKEY
VALCHRIS
SELF-BASTING
LB.
$1.69
UUB STEAK
SHOULDER. BLADE CUT
USDA CHOICE
LB.
QUICK TO FIX. USDA CHOICE
BEEF CUBE STEAK ,. $2.49
BAR S HOLIDAY -
CANNED HAM 24oz. J5.29
SHOULDER ARM CUT USDA CHOICE
LAMB ROAST L. $2.09
WE DO CUSTOM CUHING
JENNIE O GRADE A SELF BASTING
TURKEY BREASTS - fc1.39
49f
TABLE MAID SPREAD hb EA
GALLO ITALIAN DRY
SALAMI so ea $2.69
BAR S. THICK m ,
SUCEO BACON L. $1.89
FROZEN
VEGETABLES
WESTERN FAMILY. 20-OZ.
PEAS OR
PEAS
CARROTS
ORANGE
JUICE
MINUTE MAID. 12-OZ. FROZEN
100 PURE
FLORIDA
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HUNGRY-EVAN
DINNERS
SWANSON'S. FROZEN. 15.75- 17-OZ.
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FROZEN
TATER TOTS
WESTERN FAMILY. 32-OZ.
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MAYONNAISE
NALLEY'S
"REAL"
32-OZ.
WESTERN FAMILY erf g
APPLE JUICE oz 1.59
PURINA (It flgX
DOG CHOW 10Lb 3.69
DOWNY, MOZ. Cf rA
FABRIC SOFTENER .2.59
BIZ ALL FABRIC
DRY BLEACH
BIRDSEYE RICE DISHES sssbslSRKnh., 99
APPLE JUICE PENNY SMART 12oz
79
STOUFFER GLAZED CHICKEN $2.79
MINUTE MAID LEMON JUICE 79c
KRAFT LA CREME TOPPING 90z. 89c
MRS. SMITH'S APPLE PIE $1.49
SARA LEE POUND CAKE $1.59
WESTERN FAMILY STRAWBERRIES 4.49
( BMB )
COTTAGE CHEESE
WESTERN FAMILY
Lzf 3VAR..16-OZ.
1 LB. QUARTERS
DARIGOLD BUTTER $1.99
DARIGOLD ASSTD.. 6 PAK
30OZ.
$9 90
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YUBAN DRIP OR REG. fl" A A
COFFEE 5.99
SCOTT 1 PLY ASSORTED
PAPER TOWELS 85 SQ. FT, I V
W. FAMILY IND. WRAP AMER. e 4 A A
SLICED CHEESE n1.9B
20 CT.
TABS
WERCSCnVETHERISHTTO
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$2.59
DRAMAMINE
$2.19
12 CT.
TABS
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DRY IDEA
GOOD 'II PUDDi!IG$1.19
FRESH BREAD
LAN GEN DO RF
ROLL-ON
1.5 OZ.
RIITTFRMII K
$2.29 BREAD
TAME RINSE
$1.69
BODY
8-OZ.
WESTERN FAMILY .
BUnERHORHS 4.75
we welcome
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