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4—The Mül City Enterprise, Thursday, Aug. 17, 1972 Survey Shows Highways More Crowded In 1972 Traffic volume on most of Oregon’shighways showed an increase in vehicular traffic in May, 1972, compared to May of 1971, according to the monthly report compiled by the Oregon State Highway Division. A summary of the perman ent traffic recorder data for rural and urban state high-1 ways showed an increase of 7.6 percent in vehicular traffic in May, 1972, compared to May, 1971. The first five months of 1972 showed an increase of 8.6 per cent in vehicular traffic com pared to the first five months of 1971. Whv Don’t You Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise Local Race Drivers Big Game Seasons Gain Spotlight Set To Open Soon Wednesday, August 9, the Willamette Speedway in Le- banon held the Dirt Track Championship races for Sports The first big game hunt of man and Super Stock. the 1972 season is in progress Time trials began at 7:30 and others will get underway with local driver. Bill Stange, this month, to be followed by a setting a good time of 20 sec full slate of hunting opportun onds flat. Racing started at ities in rapid succession thru 8:30 with the 35 lap champion, the remainder of the year. ship main event being won by Underway at the present Bill Stange which included a time is the black bear season large trophy. Bill has several winch extends through the re sponsors of which Hoover Sup mainder of the year. Hunting ply and Jerry’s Tavern are with dogs is permitted during two. Bill’s trophies can be the authorized season. A hunt-1 seen at Jerry’s Tavern. ing license is required; thei The Saturday night races bag limit is one bear for the I were sponsored by Capital Racing Assn, of Salem. Of the season. Hu n t e r s began the fall local drivers, Al McClellan of deer season August 12 in two Lyons finished third. It was agricultural areas in Jackson a hard earned win since he and Josephine counties. Only was running with cars from those hunters possessing per- ( Salem’s converted stock. mits for tthe areas are eligible, The Sunday evening mid season championship races to hunt. Antelope hunters, including started at 6:30 and Al McClel 50 archers will kick off this lan won the championship with trophy hunt August 19 through Bill Stange taking second 23.A total of 1.480 nimrods will place. Another local driver. George participate, with a specified number of hunters in each of Fuller, was driving Bill Em the 17 antelope hunting areas. merson’s car and took fourth If past records are indicators, place. Other drivers from the area success of antelope hunters is competing were Jerry Payseno expected to run about 50 per of Mill City and Bob Clark of cent. Lyons. Archers have numerous ar There was also some local eas available to them begin gals driving in the powder ning August 26 and extending puff races. They were Kathy for various time periods de Fuller of Gates, Vicki Clark. pending on area. Bow hun Linda McClellan and Bessie ters are urged to check the Mahurin all of Lyons. rule book for open areas, sea son dates, bag limits, and other rules. No less than 12 areas are Detroit Dam-Weather available on that date, mostly Aug. 9 93 63 1567.27 0.00 for hunting deer but several Aug. 10 89 59 1565.01 0.00 for both deer and elk. Aug. 11 83 50 1564.76 0.00 The black bear and archery Aug. 12 76 51 1564.50 0.00 seasons are open to all comers. Aug. 13 68 45 1564.24 0.00 Other hunts mentioned above Aug. 14 71 53 1563.44 0.00 are by controlled tag or per Aug. 15 72 53 1563.21 0.00 0.00 Total Pep. for Week mit only. Winners Named In Women's Golf Piay The day’s play Tuesday for the 18 hole group of the San- tiam Women’s Goif Club was “Tin Whistle Tournament.” Winners were Class A, Bon nie Scheutz and Dot Cole, each with a 58. Mae Guest scored a 66 for class B and Jean Lulay an 81 to win class C. I First low net was Myrtle Donohue with a 70 and Shirley Barton was second low with 'a 73. Golden Eagle To Have Little Effect On National Forests Stange Wins Championship Recently enacted federal le- gislation providing for a modi-| fied Golden Eagle Passport program will have little im- mediate effect on National Forest recreational users in the Pacific Northwest. Regional Forester Rexford A. Resler explained that the legislation (PL92.347) signed earlier this month by Presi dent Nixon provides for two kinds of annual federal recre ation permits—a Golden Eagle Basically, Oregon hunters Passport, and a Golden Age are an honest lot, playing the Passport. The Golden Eagle will cost game by the rules and by the Dirt Track Championship winner Bill Stange and annually, entitling the pur- traditional code of ethics long I $10 mechanic, Ed Anderson, are shown with trophy won - ' • - associated with hunting. That] chaser and accompanying per at the Willamette Speedway in Lebanon last Wednes is as it should be. It is this mo- sons in a private, non-commer- ral code of sportsmanship that cial vehicle to entrance to Na day, August 9.____________________________ makes hunting the exciting tion Parks and other National Park Service areas, as well as challenge that it is. But as always in any given National Recreation Areas ad barrel, there are a few rotten ministered by the Forest Ser apples. These are the cheaters, vice. The Golden Eagle holder game hogs, and others with lit. will still have to pay the es Highway 22 —Mill City tie conscience or sense of de tablished daily use fee for campgrounds and other facili cency and fair play. Ten of these rotten apples ties where such a fee is turned up July 21 following charged at both National Park We would like to take this the public drawing to select and National Forest areas. The Golden Age Passport opportunity to thank Jan Mon 1,480 hunters for the antelope hunt this fall. Tag winners will be issued free to persons roe and Marcia Guerin for their time and tireless efforts were selected from over 9.400 62 years of age or older, who in organizing a swimming class individuals who filed applica apply for it. Golden Age pro at the YWCA for school age vides the same entrance bene tions for this trophy hunt. Tacos, Enchiladas, children in the Detroit-Idanha The slob hunters turned up fits as the Golden Eagle, plus area. Tamales, Burritos, a 50 per cent reduction in dai when applicants’ cards were Your interest in the welfare run through a computer which ly use fees at National Forest of the youngsters is greatfully Fried Chicken, Ham not only spelled out the names and other Federal administer acknowledged. ed charge facilities. and Eggs. of all those entering but also Detroit-Idanha residents Resler said it’s unlikely that sorted out duplicate names and duplicate applications. When either passport will be avail We Are Open I’rorii_ the card check was complete, able this recreation season. He HOMEOWNERS SAVE the computer dug up ten cheat emphasized that none of the 11 a. m. until 11 p. m. ers who filed more than one National Forests charge en Six days a week application. One was so deter trance fees anyway, and that BILL ALLMAN I mined to get an antelope tag, Golden Eagle Passport pur Phone 769-5729 I I Monday 2 p.m.— 11 pjn. he put his name on four appli chasers would still have to pay 715 1st—Stayton cations, all on party applica established fees for use of Stale Farm fire and Casualty Compan» tion forms. Needless to say, charge campgrounds and other their actions destroyed any facilities. Until the new Golden Age chance for those who applied Passports become available, with them. In the past, the Game Com Regional Forester Resler said mission depended to a large Senior Citizens can enjoy the Coming soon on radio .... degree on the honesty and inte same 50 per cent reduction in rt grity of the hunter in the fees at campgrounds and other Forest facilities draw for special tags and per National mits. Spot checks were made | where fees are charged. The for cheaters or double checks ) Forest Service is continuing to made of rosters of winning ap- j honor free “Parkland Golden plicants. Today the computer is i Age Passports” the Park Serv. here to stay. It takes only a < ice has been issuing since June few minutes t o check the to persons 62 years of age or ol' whole apple barrel, with the der, or Senior Citizens can ALBANY - KRKT 12:15 P.M. I i otten apples automatically get the same price reduction at National Forest charge sites culled. by merely showing some proof of age. ALBANY - KWIL 4:40 P. M. The Park Service has also been selling its own “Park k land Passports” for National Park entrance, but they have STORIES OF no effect in the National For ests, because no entrance fees PACIFIC POWERLAND By Boots Champion are charged for National For Recent visitors at the home ests. told by Nelson Olmsted of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kirk and family were Mr. Kirk’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT COMPANY Gans of Strathmore, Calif. Arriving last week for a weeks visit here with area friends was Mrs. Jo Combs of Longview, Wash. “The Old West” may have dis Word was received here last appeared, but one part of it— week that Miss Nina Johnson cattle rustling—has lived on. is confined to Newberg Com However, it has become more munity Hospital, and that she sophisticated and the partici would love to hear from area pants now use motorized vehi friends. Miss Johnson taught cles instead of horses to take school here for two years and the stolen animals. served as librarian one year In the period from January before her retirement. 1, 1972, through July 28, 1972, I Word was received here that the Livestock Division of the Ferris Benton was seriously Oregon Department of Agri injured in an industrial ac culture has had reports of 1,157 cident and is hospitalized at missing animals, with 272 of a Burns hospital. No further these known to have been sto- i details of the incident are av len. As a result of these thefts, ailable at this time. A spokes a total of 23 arrests was made. man at Benton Trucking of- Cattle accounted for the fice said more information on greatest number of animals the accident would not be disappearing, with their total I available until his wife re- 714 and 71 of these listed as I turns. having been stolen. Sheep dis with 5 exclusiv« new Regency Scripts | Five year old Tina Sharp, appearing totaled 370, with 192 | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fran listed as stolen; horses totaled Sharp of Idanha, was released 52, nine of which were stoien aridè&a/t'nz&n, from Doerenbecker Hospital. and 20 swine were reported I , Portland, Tuesday of last week missing. The extra animal was VÌHITUU» following open heart surgery. one listed as “other". Surgery involved the closing The department report asu/ of a hole in her heart about showed a total of 199 com the size of a quarter.. During plaints on missing animals AOMNTM surgery a heart and lung ma with 75 of the complaints, cov chine was used. She under ering 257 head of livestock, went surgery July 31st. She cleared. Fourteen complaints is now at home recuperating are still pending, while 110 and reportedly is getting along complaints, involving 841 head fine. 9Rr. one) 0K.ro. Schart) Lauyfdoa of livestock, have been inves Weekend visitors at the tigated without evidence of home of Mr. and Mrs. Dave theft being found. These in «VW «A White and family were Mrs. vestigations are being contin White’s brother-in-law and ued. and TlCn 'Jlrtftur H JiroJertcJt slister, Mr. and Mrs. Rich nOOMAM ard Barber and son, Mike, and ey, Dorothy Cossey, Betty daughter, Sherry, of Belfair, Strode and a guest, Judy Van- Wash. When you choose from our famous Regency Flower Wed Fleet. Following the open Recent visitors at the Idanha ing of gifts, refreshments were ding Line you need have no qualms about quality-this rich, home of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin served. raised HELIOGRAVING* has all the distinction of the fin Walker were Mrs. Walker’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Maynard est craftsmanship—yet costs about half as much as you’d Sanders of Klamath, Calif. guess! Do see the many other elegant type styles...for your Mrs Melvilne Compton and complete wedding stationery needs. *He/rograving-no( to family of Fairfield. Calif be coni tiaed with engraving. Following a meeting of the Loose weight sensibly club Wednesday evening of last week, members surprised Mrs | Linda Rowley with a stork; shower at her home. In attendance were Mmes. Avedean Lizotte, Juanita Wil- Telephone 897-2772 Computer Catches Hunters Cheating CARDS DAVILAS CAFE THANKS ^4 Specializing in Mexican Food "Making a better idea work. Monday, August 21,1972 DETROIT IDANHA 272 Head Livestock Listed As Stolen Brides ’ delight.. .our beautiful FLOWER WEDDING LINE Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise Only $4.50 a Year Read it Every Week The Mill City Enterprise
