3—-The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, August 9, 1973
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C ompiled B y T h E O regon T raffic
S afety C ommission
Oregon’s laws relating to
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actions on the part at drivers:
1 SLOWER MOVING VE
HICLES ON FREEWAYS: A
vehicle shall normally be
be driven In the right hand
lane of a freeway except
when overtaking or passing
another vehicle.
2. SLOWER TRAFFIC ON
TWO-LANE HIGHWAYS: On
a highway that has two lanes
of traffic moving in opposite
directions, the driver of a
slower moving vehicle shall,
at the first opportunity, move
the overtaken vehicle off the
main travelled portion of the
highway until the overtaking
vehicle is safely clear.
Violation of one of these
laws the first time is punish­
able by a fine up to $100 and
up to 10 days in jail or both.
The second conviction is pun­
ishable by a fine up to $200
and up to 20 days in jail, or
both. A third or subequent
conviction is punishable by a
fine up to $500.00 and a jail
sentence up to six months or
both.
The citations to these laws
are Oregon Revised Statutes
483.303 and 304.
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I Seals, Sea Lions
Protected By Law
AND MY LAND"
The Fish Commission of
Oregon today reminds all
fishermen, both sport and
commercial, as well as the
nonfishing citizenry, that the
JESSE V. CROSSLER
Marine Mammal Protection
Funeral services were held Act makes the killing, captur­
Tuesday at 11:00 a m. at the ing or harassing of any marine
by Hasel Hayes
Virgil T. Golden Mortuary in mamma! a federal crime pun­
Salem for Jesse V. Crossler of ishable by a fine of $20,000
DR. LEEON ALLER
Salem who passed away at a and/or one year in prison. In
and VIRGIE ALLER
Salem Hospital on Sunday.
addition, the vessel and cargo
Mr. Crossler owned and op­ from which the illegal act took
Here’s two people who have
erated Crosster’s Store in Mill place can be seized and a civil made history
and plan to
City for several years in the [fine of up to $25,000 imposed, make more.
building now occupied by i This ban specifically covers all
“Virgie,
let's go some­
North Santiam Realty.
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seals and sea lions as „„ well as
He was born in Dayton. | various other marine mam- where.”
“You mean vacation?”
Wash., and was 74 years of mals which previously were
age. He was a veteran of WWI. fair game for hunters.
“No, somewhere to live for
He lived in Yakima, Wash,
One exception to the total six weeks or six months.”
and Salem for many years. In ban concerns marine marn­
“Oh! that kind of some­
Salem he managed a clothing ais that directly interfer- where.”
store and also owned and op- ing with commercial fishing
“The sermon he preached
erated a food market on North , operations. Examples of this last Sunday — it keeps com­
Front Street.
I are porpoises that get caught ing back.”
Rev. William Hoffkines of-1 in giant tuna seine nets and
“About Ethiopia needing
ficiated at the services and harbor seals which attack sal­
doctors?”
the family suggested contri­ mon caught in gill nets. In
“Yah. How about it? Would
butions to the Cancer Society. these situations, the offend­ you
like to go?”
Survivors include the widow ing animal must be dealt with
“
Anytime
you’ll go.”
Viva, one daughter, Mrs. Dar­ in a manner that will do it
“OK. Let's start the
1
wheels
lene Gilbert of Boise, Ida.; the least harm.
rolling.”
and one son, Darrell Crossler,
The above exception applies
we’ll have to finance
who is principal of Parrish only to commercial fishing op­ the “But
trip ourselves.”
Junior High School and was erations. There is no such ex­
“We can afford it. This
a Mill City teacher; one sister, ception for interference by clinic will keep going without
Mrs. Maude Dewitt of White­ marine mammals with any us for a few months.”
rock, B. C. and ten grandchild­ sports fishery. If, for example,
Now, would
you like to
a seal or sea lion seizes a know how it all turned out?
ren.
hooked fish, you may not
He was the only surgeon
shoot, club or harass the ani­ | available for 650,000 people.
mal in any way.
He did 400 surgeries in
The Marine Mammal Pro­ , seven
months. There was an
tection Act, passed by Con­ average of 150 patients a day
gress in 1972, protects all —many of them pretty bloody
marine mammals. Under pro­ because of arguments over
tection then are seals, sea the coffee harvesting (I sup­
lions, walmses, sea otters and pose each one wanted the eas­
even polar bears. The only iest spot).
exception to this protection as
Excuse me for a few hours—
noted, occur when the animal I have
an appointment at 3:30
is directly interfering with le­ for a sore knee. I’ll ask him
gal commercial fishing ac­ some more questions while I
tivity. Even then, restraint is am there, and tell you what
the byword in handling the
situation.
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My Naighbors
he says when I get back.
His best story was about
standing at the operating
table giving his own blood
while making an incision In a
black patient’s abdomen. The
natives are quite willing to
take someone else's blood, but
think It voo-doo to “give" each
other blood. Virgie frequently
found herself urging the hoa-
pital visitors into offering a
pint of blood (When Virgie
smiles at you, you give).
Distances are great there
too. One evening. Dr. Aller
directed an operation over a
short wave radio, and the
baby lived.
Virgie found plenty to do.
She helped out in the surgery,
organized a medical records
system, reorganized the phar­
macy, taught the children
American geography and his­
tory along with their 3R’s,
produced a successful vegeta-
ble garden and roasted her
own coffee.
But more interesting than
all this is the record they
make at home. The “Open-
door Aller household” is in the
category of the unbelievable:
two sons, six adopted child­
ren, 38 foster children. They
have sponsored 15 reformatory
inmates, helping them to make
the adjustment to life outside
the walls. He “forever" leads
Boy Scout Troop 50 which has
to its credit 16 Eagle Scouts
(Snohomish, Wash. Is not a
large town).
The Allers want to go back
to Africa.
That huge continent needs
hundreds of Leeon Alters, and
Virgles, too.
Congre$sman Ullman
To Speak At Marion
Democratic Dinner
Oregon Congressman Al
Ullman, who has represented
the
Second
Congressional
District since 1956, will speak
in Salem Sunday (Aug. 12) as
.he featured guest at “An
Evening with Ullman Dinner”
sponsored jointly by the Mar­
ion County Democratic Cen­
tral Committee and the Mar­
ion Demo Forum Committee.
Currently the second rank­
ing member of the house ways
and means committee, Con­
gressman Ullman will speak
at a 7:00 p.m. buffet dinner at
the Kopper Kitchen North,
3400 Portland Rd. N. E.
The dinner is open to all
interested persons.
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