THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1980
MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE MEDFOHD, ORE.
A 9
Local and Personal
Lodgt To Mett-The Med
.ford Elks lodge will meet at
8 o'clock tonight in the Elks
Temple, Fifth st. and Central
ave., Medford.
Can Collidt Cars operated
by Aubra Britton Davis, 51,
616 West Jackson blvd., and
Raymond Morrison, 52, of 112
North Columbus ave., collid
ed about 7:33 o'clock this
morning at the Intersection of
Columbus ave. and Jackson
st. Police said both cars sus
tained fender damage. No ci
tations were issued.
Sonic Boom A sonic boom
was heard in the city at 7:02
p.m. last night, according to
city police. A number of per
sons had called the station re
porting that they heard a
loud explosion. Police investi
gated and found the noise was
caused by a jet aircraft from
Kingsley field in Klamath
Falls.
- C 1 o t h s Damaged City
firemen said that clothing
was damaged in a drier fire
yesterday morning at the resi
dence of Joe C. Monroe, 403
West Jackson st.
. Smoke Investigated Fire
men, summoned to investi
gate smoke in a Southern Pa
cific company pumphouse at
10th and Front sts., at 12:50
a.m. today, said that the
pump was stuck and that the
belt was damaged by the
motor.
Deer Killed A small car,
operated by Joanne Ralph,
Williams, was wrecked this
morning when it hit and
killed a deer about 2V4 miles
west of Ruch, according to
Jackson county sheriff's
deputies.
GOOD FOOD
Here!
Deluxe Hamburgers
Salads
Chili
THE CLOCK
Main at Bartlett
Ph. SP 2-6766
Driver Cited Police cited
Carney Milton Estes, 58, Bat
tle Mountain, Nov., for an im
proper left turn Wednesday
after Estes' vehicle collided
with a car operated by Albert
Edward Hovey, 38, of 1909
Hazel St., at 5:15 p.m. at the
Intersection of Riverside ave.
and Jackson st. Damage to
both cars was said to be
minor.
House Burglary - Ethel L.
Fjcld, 1041, Winchester ave.,
told city police Wednesday
that her house was broken
into sometime between April
and November while she was
out of town. Missing, she said,
is a locket and gold chain set
and a ring.
In Philadelphia - Mr. and
Mrs. Pete Banco and son left
recently to make their home
in Philadelphia, Pa. Banco
is attending school at the U. S.
Naval base there. Mrs. Banco
is the former Miss Bobbie
Bradford.
Police Car Damaged - An
Oregon state police sedan was
damaged Wednesday in an in
cident on Blackwell hill about
5:35 p.m. According to police.
Officer William Aveline stop
ped a pickup truck operated
by Oren Ross Campbell, 71 of
Grants Pass, for no tail lights.
The police car was parked be
hind the pickup when the
truck rolled back into the po
lice car, damaging the front
grill. Reports showed that
Campbel's vehicle had prev
iously been in an accident
which damaged the tail lights.
No citation was issued.
Word Received - Word has
been received here of the
death of Roy Furch in St,
Paul, Minn. Among survivors
are sisters and brothers, Mrs
Ernest Brown, Mrs. Rufus Ed
wards, Harry Furch, Ben
Furch, Art Furch and Allie
Furch, all of Medford. Funeral
services will be held Friday
in St. Paul.
Building Permits -Three
building permits issued re
cently by the city building
department went to Bearing
Sales and Service to do a
$1,800 remodeling project at
the store at 3550 North Pa
cific highway; to Robert Stew
art to remodel a commercial
building at 132 South Central
ave., valued at $5,600, and
to Ralph Patterson to con
struct a $10,000 residence at
532 Eastwood dr.
Births
KROUS To Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry W route 3, box 75,
Medford, Nov. 2, 1960, a girl,
7 pounds, at Rogue Valley
hospital.
Jackson County
Polling Places
Here is a list of precinct polling places in Jackson county
as furnished by the elections department. The list includes
precinct number, precinct name, the polling place and en
trance. Polls in the general election Nov. 8 will be open be
tween 8 a.m. and 8 p.m.
NO. NAME POLLING PLACE AND ENTRANCE
Weather
FORECASTS
Medford and vicinity: Fair and
cool through Friday. Patchy valley
fog Friday morning. Low tonight
25. High Friday 60.
Western Oregon: Fair tonight
and Friday. Considerable valley
fog late tonight and early Friday.
Cooler tonight with low 28-3S. High
Friday 50-tiO.
Northern California: Fair to
night and Friday. Cooler tonight.
LOCAL DATA
TEMPERATURE: Mean yester
day 45; below normal 3.
Record high thii date 80 in 1929.
Record low this date 19 in 1935.
PRECIPITATION: 24 houri to
midnight. .01 inch. Midnight to 10
a.m.. none.
Total this month .01 inch, ,15
inch below normal.
Total since Sept. 1, .37 inch, 2.15
inches below normal.
HUMIDITY: Lowest yesterday
54, highest this a.m. loos,.
High 4:00 24-
CITY Yester- a.m. hr.
day Low Prec.
Brookings 62 46
Grants Pass 55 30 .01
Klnmath Falls .... 46 37
MEDFORD 53 33 .01
Portland 55 35 .15
Seattle 50 44 22
Spokane 47 25
Yakima 50 26
Eureka 55 50
Red Bluff 75 58
Sacramento 78 61
San Francisco 66 51
Los Angeles 69 58
Phoenix 80 58
Denver 57 26
Chicago 44 33
Miami Beach .... 80 67
New York 61 46
Washington. D. C. 68 47
Point Pleasant, N.J. IUP1)
Members of Fire Company I
are worried about the coming
dry spell. The Borough Coun
cil turned down their applica
tion for a liquor license Wed
nesday because part of the
firehouse is used as a school
house during the day.
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On Screen 7:05
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On Screen at 10:20
Investment Funds
Noon quotaUona on lelec
funds:
Fund 61d Asked
Bullock 12.22 13.40
Chcm Fund 10.81 11.47
Colonial Ener 11.97 13.08
Eaton Howard Stk.. 11.55 12.35
Fidelity 14.65 15.84
Group Sec AviaElec 8.15 8.93
Group Sec Com Stk 11.76 12.88
GrouD Sec Petr 9.48 10.30
Group Sec Steel 8.23 9.02
Group Sou Tobac .. b.8 9.49
icvstonc h-3 io.4i io.bz
Keystone B-4 9.09 9.93
Keystone K-2 14.13 15.41
Keystone S-l 18.67 20.37
Keystone S-2 10.48 .11.44
Keystone S-3 11.96 13.06
Keystone S-4 11.36 12.40
Mass Inv Grth Stk.. 14.00 15.14
TV-Elec 7.51 8.19
Value Line Inc 4.97 5.43
Wellington 13.79 14.98
Ashland Lincoln school gym, Beach st,
Ashland Armory, Oak and B sts.
Ashland Briscoe school library, North Main st.
Ashland Armory, Oak and B sts.
Ashland Briscoe schorl gym, Manzanita St.
Ashland High School gym, 1087 Iowa st.
Ashland High School gym, 1087 Iowa st.
Ashland Briscoe school gym, Manzanita st.
Ashland Lincoln School gym, Beach st.
Ashland Briscoe school gym, Manzanita st.
Ashland Armory, Oak & B sts.
Ashland Walker Elementary school gym, south door
Ashland Walker Elementary school gym, south door
10
11
12
12A
12B Ashland Walker Elementary school gym, south door
13 Ashland Lincoln school gym, Beach st.
14 Valley View Briscoe gym, north entrance, N. Main st
15 Bellview Northeast Bellview school gym, east door.
18 Bellview South Bellview school gym, east door
17 Lincoln Pinehurst school, Lincoln
19 Lake Creek Community hall, across from store
20 Butte Falls Butte Falls High school auditorium
21 Eagle Point North High school gym, east entrance
22 Eagle Point South High school gym, east entrance
23 Flounce Rock Prospect High school new gym
24 Trail Elk-Trail school gym, Trail, southeast entrance
25 Shady Cove Shady Cove school gym, SW entrance
26 Reese Creek Reese Creek Gospel church
27 Eagle Point High school gym, east entrance
28 Medford-How.ird Howard school gym, 2801 Merriman
southeast door
28A Medford-Elk Howard school gym, 2801 Merriman,
southeast door
29 Airport Howard school gym, 2801 Merriman, south
east door
29A Medford Wilson school gym, Corona and Grand
30 Medford Wilson school gym, Corona and Grand
31 Hillcrest Lone Pine school gym, 3158 Lone Pine rd
southwest entrance
Medford Courthouse, county court room, main
entrance
Medford Courthouse, tax dept., main entrance
Medford Lincoln school gym, 608 North Bartlctt st.
Medford Jefferson school gym, Holmes ave., front door
Medford Courthouse auditorium, old building, Oak
dale entrance
Medford Lincoln school gym, 608 North Bartlctt st.
Medford Lincoln school gym, 608 North Bartlett st,
Medford High school, boy's gym, Melrose St.,
South door
Medford Courthouse, west hallway annex, Laurel si.
Medford Courthouse auditorium, old building, Oak-
dale entrance
41A Medford High school, boy's gym, Melrose St.,
south door
42 Medford Hedrick Junior High gym, 1501 East Jackson
43 Medford Roosevelt school gym, 112 Lindley st.
44 Medford Roosevelt school gym, 112 Lindley st.
45 Medford Hedrick Junior High gym, 1501 East Jackson
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34
35
36
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Water Safety Group
May Be Activated
To Advise County
BEAUTY'S BIRTHDAY - Linda Bemet, Miss Universe, blows
out the candles on her birthday cake at her home in Salt
Lake City, Utah. She celebrated her 19th birthday Wednes
day. (UP1 Telephoto)
Moustronauts 4-H NEWS
Leading Research
In Space Travel
Obituary
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CLAUDE C. MEDLEY
Funeral services for Claude
Clement Medley, 80, of 1294
Coghill lane, who died in a
local hospital Wednesday, will
be held at Perl Funeral home
Saturday at 10:30 a.m. The
Rev. Robert Bridge of the
First Presbyterian church will
officiate. Committal will be
in the Jacksonville cemetery.
Mr. Medley was born May
11, 1880, in Cottage Grove,
and had been a resident of
this area for 36 years.
Survivors include his wife,
Mrs. Esther Medley, Medford;
one sister, Mrs. Martha Little-
field, Eugene; and several
nieces and nephews.
Over-the-Counfer
Western Stocks
The following bid and ask
ed quotations, rrom the Na
tional Association of Securi
ties Dealers, Inc., do not rep
resent actual transactions
They are a guide to the range
within which these securities
could have been sold (indl
cated by the "bid") or bought
(indicated by the "asked") at
the time of compilation.
Common Storks Bid Asked
Bank of America 413 4t7B
Calif -Pacific Utilities .. 211', 22',
Cascades Plywood 22 24 'a
Cons. Freightways 9'j
Conco .?flli 38 "i
Cvprus Mines Corp 22 U 23
First National Bank 54 57J;
Morrison-Knudscn 29 ti 3Hi
Northwest Nat. Gas .. 23 231.
Pacific Pwr. & Lt. .. 3BU 40i
Permancnte Cement . 1G 17 is
Portland Gen. Elec 3(H4 aas
U. S. National Bank . 63 67 'i
Uniied Utilities 41 H 43'i
West Coast Tel 25 li 27'i
Weyerhaeuser 32 34 li
Portland Produce
The following price quotations
are from the agricultural market
ing service of the U.S. Department
ot Agriculture in roruana.
Eggs: Prices to retailers, cartons.
X large AA sb-di; large aa os-ju
large A 53-55: medium AA 51-53:
small AA 32-41. Prices to produc
ers: X large AA 4S-4S',; large A A
43-lB'j: large A 41-iz; meaium
AA .IS-42',- ,m,M AA 24-31',
Butter: Prices to retailers, No. 1
prints delivered, AA and A 70,
R fill.
Poultry: Prices to retailers, d
livercd. for grade A quality, fry
ers, whole 34-38. cut up 39-43
light tvpe hens, whole 28-30. cut
up 33-35: heavy type hens, whole
39-43.
Turkeys: Prices net to growers
for grade A quality birds on evis
cerated weight hasis generally 34
for hens. 29-30 for toms.
45A Medford Community Church of the Bremen, Mary
and Saline
46 Medford Hedrick Junior High gym, 1501 East Jackson
46A Medford Hedrick Junior High gym) 1501 East Jackson
46B Medford Hedrick Junior High gym, 1501 East Jackson
47 Medford Washington school gym, 610 South Peach st
47A Medford Washington school gym, 610 South Peach st,
47B Medford Washington school gym, 610 South Peach st.
48 Medford Washington school gym, 610 faoutli reach st,
49 Medford Courthouse, old building, Oakdale .entrance
to auditorium
50 Medford Jackson school gym, 630 W. Jackson, SE door
51 Medford Jackson school gym, 630 W. Jackson, SE door
52 Medford Jackson school gym, 630 W. Jackson, SE door
53 Medford Courthouse, old building, Uakdale entrance
to auditorium
54 Medford Courthouse hallway, ground floor, Laurel
st. entrance, to old building
55 Medford High school, boy's gym, Melrose st,
south door
55A Medford High school, boy's gym, Melrose it.,
south door
58 Medford Hoover school gym, Siskiyou and Modoc
56A Medford Roosevelt school gym, 11Z Lindley st.
K6H Medford Hoover school gym. Siskiyou and Modoc
57 Kings Highway Jefferson gym, Holmes ave., front
door
57A Phoenix N.E. Rural 4-H bldg., fairgrounds
58 Cherry StreetV West Main Church of Christ, 1701
West Main st.
58A Bellinger Lane Oak Grove gym, 2838 Jacksonville
hichwav
58B Orchard Home West Main Church of Christ, 1701
West Main st.
59 Phoenix E. Rural Phoenix High school gym, Phoenix
60 Phoenix N. W. Rural Phoenix High school gym
61 Phoenix S. W. Rural Phoenix Grade school gym
62 Talent S. W. Rural Talent school gym, Talent
63 Talent E. Rural Talent school gym, Talent
64 r.riffin Creek Griff in Creek school gym
rs Wpst Side West Side school gym. Ross lane and
Stage rd.
66 Jacksonville Rural Community hall, jacKsonvnie
67 Ross Lane Oak Grove school gym
67A Oak Grove Oak Grove school gym
68 Lozier Lane Oak Grove school gym
RflA ParrvHnlp fink Orove school evm
SB Old Militarv Junior High school gym, ocntrai Foini
70 Central Point N.E. Crater High school gym
70A Central Point N.W. Crater High school gym
71 Central Point S. E. Rural Junior High gym, CP.
71 A Central Point S. E. Junior High school gym, CP.
71B Central Point S. W. Junior High school gym, CP.
72 Willow SDrines Willow Springs school house
73 Camp White Domiciliary Post Office building 202,
White City
73A Central Point North Rural Crater High school gym
73B Aeate Desert Lone Pine school gym, S.W entrance
74 Sams Valley Sams Valley elementary school audi
torium, downstairs
75 Wimer Grange hall, main room, Wimer
76 Rogue River E. Rural RR High school gym, N door
77 Rogue River W. Rural RR High school gym, N door
77A Rogue River S. Rural RR High school gym, N door
78 Gold Hill North Rural Hanby Elementary school,
band room
79 Gold Hill South Rural Patrick school, teachers room
80 Foots Creek Communuity hall, Foots Creek
81 Applegate Applcgate school gym, Applcgate
82 Ruch school gym, Ruch
83 Copper-Sterling Ruch school gym, Ruch
85 Talent Talent school gym, Talent
86 Phoenix Phoenix grade school gym, Phoenix
87 Jacksonville South Community hall, Jacksonville
San Antonio (Science Serv
ice) - The future in space
looks very good - at least for
mice.
Sally, Amy and Moe, the
Air Force moustronauts that
flew almost 700 miles into
space at a speed of 17,000
miles an hour (Oct. 13) and
lived to squeak about it, now
are doing just that back at
home base. "Home for the
mousy space pioneers is the
Space Research Institute at
the School of Aviation Medi
cine, Brooks Air Force base,
Tex.
Radiation data recorded on
the high-flying mice were re
vealed to Science Service in
an exclusive meeting with
the mice and Dr. Hans Clam
man, the space Institute's
chief of space medicine. Their
exposure to the dangerous ra
diation in the lower Van Al
len bell, one of the known
hazards of space flight for
men and animals, has been
evaluated.
400 Fatal Dos
"It is below ten roentgens
for sure," Clamman said. Four
hundred roentgens is t h c ex
posure dose fatal to 50 per
cent of men and animals.
The mice were in the area
of intense cosmic radiation for
two minutes only. Space sci
entists have suggested that
the danger of exposure to high
levels of radiation in the Van
Allen belts could be reduced
by swift passage through
them. The three space mice
have now proved that this is
so.
The radiation story was re
corded on miniature instru
ments, tiny specially prepared
glass rod "dosimeters," each
one-quarter of an inch long
and one-tenth of an inch in
diameter, and sensitive to ra
diation from one roentgen to
10,000 roentgens.
No Effects
None of the mice has so
far shown any of the graying
effects on their black fur that
would indicate severe radia
tion exposure. All physical
responses, heart beat, respira
tion, appetite, blood pressure,
appear normal. They behave
just like any other nori. al
healthy, frisky mice.
Neither exposure to high
forces of gravity during
launch and return nor their
Bobbing Bobbins
The first meeting of the
Bobbing Bobbins 4-H Sewing
club was held recently at
the home of our leader, Mrs.
Leonard Franek, 1B76 Beall
lane. Six people attended.
Purpose of the meeting was
enrollment for the new year
and election of officers. The
meeting was called to order
by our president, Carol Foote
New otflcers elected are
Shirley Roach, president;
Christine Chamberlain, vice
president; Ann Bowling, sec
retary; Joyce Anderson, news
reporter; Carol Foote, song
leader; and Carol Roach, re
freshment chairman.
Mrs. Franek announced that
achievement night would
held Nov. 15.
Our next meeting will be
Nov. 12 at the home of Mrs
Franek. We are asked to bring
material to sew and our port
able sewing machines.
Joyce Anderson,
Reporter
The county court' may ac
tivate a water safety commit
tee to advise on enforcement
of special boating regulations.
The state marine board
wrote the county court advis
ing it to form such a commit
tee, County Judge Earl Mill
er said yesterday.
The county court had di
rected Sheriff Joe Walsh to
form such a committee last
summer for establishing wa
ter safety regulations for
Howard Prairie reservoir,
Miller explained. The group
consisted of representatives of
sailing, water-skiing, fisher
men and skin-diving groups.
egulaiioni Established
Although the state legisla
ture established such regula
tions along with the marine
board at its last session many
counties did not enforce the
regulations since they did not
understand them. Miller said.
They must be enforced next
season. .
The marine board letter al
so replied to a letter sent it
by the county court answer-
ng questions on use of marine
license funds. Such question
naires were sent out to all
counties.
The county court had re
plied it put the approximately
$8,000 received into the gen
eral fund. It had budgeted
$3,500 so the sheriff's office
could purchase a patrol boat
nd equipment. It also budg
eted $8,000 for adding two
deputies for the marine pa
trol work.
In other words, we budg
eted $4,000 more for marine
aw enforcement than we re
ceived last year from boat li
cense fees," Miller explained.
CHARCOAL
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Open Daily
1:30 P.M. to Midnight
Sundiy. 4 P.M. Till 11 P.M.
AGREE ON CONTRACT
Hollywood-(UPU-The Ameri
can Federation of Musicians
and major motion picture stu-
dios Wednesday night
reached tentative agreement
on a 3Vi-year work contract
providing a 5 per cent wage
increase Oct. 1, 1061, and an
additional 7 per cent increase
Nov. 1, 1962. The federation s
1,200 members will vote Sat
urday on whether to accept
the pact.
Skaters
ATTENTION!
Thursday Nite
Only
(7:00 to 10:00 P.M.)
ADMISSION
50
RECORDED MUSIC
No Levis with Mttal
Rivets, except children
under 12.
GUESS WHAT
SKATING RINK
3404 S. Pacific Hwy.
be
RETURNS TO SAN DIEGO
Airman Vernon B. Griffith,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Byron
R. Griffith, 30 Crater lane,
Central Point, returned to San
Diego, Calif., recently aboard
the attack aircraft carrier,
USS Ticonderoga. The ship
was on a cruise with the
seventh fleet in the western
Pacific.
LAWYERS, DELIGHT
London -IUPII- As the codicil
was read to the Court of Ap
peal "to remove any doubt
as to the true construction of
my will" Lord Justice inter
jected:
'All lawyers rejoice when
they see those words. They
know a feast is coming."
fling at weightlessness that
allowed them briefly to float
through the air, appears to
have had any detectable ef
fect, physical or psychologi
cal. They are definitely not
batty.
Whether their experience
in space will affect future
generations of the mice will
be tested next. In about two
weeks, the Discoverer "team"
will be mated, with each oth
er, and later with especially
chosen members of the C-57
colony of Air Force mice to
which they were once attach
ed. The reproductive cycle of
only 21 days will permit a
thorough study of genetic ef
fects of their ride on their
offspring.
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Portland Livestock
Portland (UP1 1 USDA Cat tie
125. Cutter-utility steers and heif
ers 14-16 30: utility cows 13 30
H 50; canner-cutter 10-12; cutter
uulily bulls 14 50-18.
Calves 10. Good-choice vealers
24-27: stock calves 21-24; some
Monday 25.50.
Hojts 100. U S. 1 and 2 butchers
I8 75-1U; some higher; 2 and 3
grade IB-1830: 245-260 lb. H-17;
30O.5O0 lb. sows 13-16.
Sheep 100 No early sales: tup
ply motUy expected to arrive.
M0N DESIR
Dining Inn East of Central Point
Closed for Remodeling
Wa hope that our Roojua River Valley friends will bear with
us during this esleniive remodeling program. Watch ror
. tht RE-OPENING ol Jullit Tummerl' Mob Oe.ir new
change, and facilitia. .0 that wo may serve you better
than ever!
87A Jacksonville North Community hall, Jacksonville
88 Central Point-Bybee Crater High school gym, CP.
89 Gold Hill City hall council room, Gold Hill
90 Rogue River Rogue River High gym, N door
ESQUIRE
ROOM
for
Elks and Invited Guest Only
ELKS TEMPLE
FOOTBALL PARTY
Friday Night After the Game
Open 4 P.M. Till 2 A.M.
John Lusk al the Baldwin Organ
Friday and Saturday Nights
TONIGHT:
TWO COMPLETE SHOWSI
7:00 AND 9:00
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