Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 6, 1960)
2 6 MEDFOHD MAIL' TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6. 1980 Jackson County Polling Places Here is a list of precinct polling places In Jackson county is 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 . 1 Ashland Lincoln school gym, Beach st. 2 Ashland Armory, Oak and B sts. 3 Ashland Briscoe school library, North Main st. 4 Ashland Armory, Oak and B sts. 5 Ashland Briscoe school gym, Manzanila at. 6 Ashland High School gym, 1087 Iowa st. 7 Ashland High School gym, 1087 Iowa it. 8 Ashland Briscoe school gym, Manzanita st. 9 Ashland Lincoln School gym, Beach st. 10 Ashland Briscoe school gym, Manzanita st. 11 Ashland Armory, Oak 4 B sis. 12 Ashland Walker Elementary school gym, south door 12A Ashland Walker Elementary school gym, south door County Court, Others Plan To Attend A0C Convention 12B- 13 14 15 16 17 19 31 32 Ashland Walker Elementary school gym, south door Ashland Lincoln school gym, Beach st. Valley ViW Briscoe gym, north entrance, N. Main st. Bellview Northeast Bcllview school gym, east door Bellview South Bellview school gym, east door Lincoln Pinehurst school, Lincoln 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, cast 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 28 Reese Creek Reese Creek Gospel church 27 Eagle Point High school gym, east entrance 28 Medford-Howard Howard school gym, 2801 Merrlman, southeast door 28A Mcdford-Elk Howard school gym, 2801 Merrlman, southeast door 29 Airport Howard school gym, 2801 Merrlman, south east door 29A Medford Wilson school gym, Corona and Grand 30 Medford Wilson school gym, Corona and Grand Hillcrcst Lone Pine school gym, 3158 Lone Pine rd., southwest entrance Medford Courthouse, county court room, main entrance 33 Medford Courthouse, tax dept., main entrance 34 Medford Lincoln school gym, 608 North Bartlett st. 35 Medford Jefferson school gym, Holmes ave., front door 38 Medford Courthouse auditorium, old building, Oak dale entrance . , ' 37 Medford Lincoln school gym, 808 North Bartlett st. 38 Medford Lincoln school gym, 608 North Bartlett st. 39 Medford High school, boy's gym, Melrose st.,. South door 40 Medford Courthouse, west hallway annex, Laurel st. 41 Medford Courthouse auditorium, old building, Oak- dale entrance 41A Medford High school, boy's gym, Melrose st., south door 42 Medford Hcdrlck Junior High gym, 1501 East Jackson 43 Medford Roosevelt school gym, 112 Llndley St. 44 Medford Roosevelt school gym, 112 Llndley st. 45 Medford Hedrick Junior High gym, 1501 East Jackson 45A Medford Community Church ol the Brelhen, Mary and Saling 46 Medford Hedrick Junior High gym, 1501 East Jackson 46A Medford Hedrick Junior High gym, 1501 East Jackson 48B 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. 43 Medford Washington school gym, 610 South Peach st. 49 Medford Courthouse, old building, Oakdalc 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, Oakdale entrance to auditorium Medford Courthouse hallway, ground floor, Laurel st. entrance, to old building Medford High school, boy's gym, Melrose -t, south door 55A Medford High school, boy's gym, Melrose St., south door 56 Medford Hoover school gym, Siskiyou and Modoc 50A Medford Roosevelt school gym, 112 Llndley st. 5HB 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 Street West Main Church of Christ, 1701 Wpst Main st. 58A Bellinger Lane Oak Grove gym, 2838 Jacksonville highway 58B Orchard Home West Main Church of Christ, 1701 Wpst Main st. Phoenix E. Rural Phoenix High school gym, Phoenix Phoenix N. W. Rural Phoenix High school gym Phoenix S. W. Rural Phoenix Grade school gym . Talent S. W. Rural Talent school gym, Talent Talent E. Rural Talent school gym, Talent r.riffln Creek Griffin Creek school gym West Side West Side school gym, Ross lane and Klnim rri. 66 Jacksonville Rural Community hall, Jacksonville 67 Ross Lane Oak Grove school gym 67A Oak Grove Oak Grove school gym 68 Lozler Lane Oak Grove school gym an A PnrrvHnlp Oak Grove school svm 69 Old Military Junior High school gym, Central Point 70 Central Point N.E. Crater Hlgn 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 Sdi-Iiiks Willow Springs s-hool house 73 Camp While Domiciliary Post Office building 202, White City 73A Central Point North Rural Crater High school gym 73B Agate Desert Lone Pine school gym, S.W entrance 74 Sams Valley Sams Valley elementary school audi torium, downstairs 75 Wimer Grange hall, main room. Wlmer 76 Rogue River E. Rural RR High school gym, N door 77 Rogue River W. Rural KK Mign scnooi gym, n aoor 77A Rogue River S. Rural RR High school gym, N door 78 Gold Hill North Rural Hanby Elementary school, band room Gold Hill South Rural Patrick school, teachers room Fools Creek Commttnulty hall, Foots Creek Applegatc Applegate school gym, Applcgale 82 Ruch school gym, Kuch 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 87A Jacksonville North Community hall, Jacksonville 88 Central Polnt-Bybee Crater High school gym, CP. 89 Gold Hill City hall council room, Gold Hill 90 Rogue River Rogue River High gym, N door 54 65 59 80 61 62 63 64 65 79 80 81 Frank Bash Named Officer in 0S8A Eugene - Frank Bash, Med ford school board member, was named second vice presi dent of the Oregon School Boards association during its annual business meeting it the University of Oregon Fri day. Elected president was Jack Duff of Adams, During its legislative ses sion, the association support ed Ballot Measure 6. In addi tion, the group opposed Ihe expansion of driver training In the schools and legislation which seeks to legislate cer tain curriculum requirements. The two day conference closed Friday afternoon. Members of the Jackson county court and at least three members of the Jackson county home rule study com mittee plan to attend sessions of the Association of Oregon Counties Nov. 15 to 18 in Portland. Rcpresentating the county court will be County Judge Earl Miller and County Com missioners Chester Wcndt and Ralph James. Wendt is a mem ber of the AOC executive committee. Home rule committee mem bers planning to attend are Mrs. Lester Adams, Apple gac; Maurice MacLeod, Gold Hill, and Mrs. Thomas Rutter, Medford, committee chairman. Mrs. Ogden Kellogg, Gold Hill, plans to represent the local chapter of the League of Women Voters at the ses sion on home rule scheduled Wednesday, Nov. 16. The league's local project for the year is evaluation of county government in relation to home rule. Citiians to Matt Citizen members of county charter study committee in nine counties will meet with the county officials at an all day session Wednesday. The "County Charter Clinic" will be the first joint meeting of the committees since they were estbalished, executive di rector, National Association of County Officials, William M. Siegcl, assistant County Counsel, Santa Clara county, California, and Orval Eltcr, staff attorney, bureau of mu nicipal research and service. Major addresses of the AOC session will be by Dan Gray, president, National Associa tion of County Officials, and J. W. Forrester Jr., editor of the Pendleton East Oregonian. Seven panel and workshop discussions will cover subjects ranging from cost accounting to public relations. A special panel session is scheduled Tuesday, Nov. 15 tor newly-elected county Jud ges and commissioners. A. R. McMullen, Lincoln county district attorney, will summarize the legal status of county government in Ore gon. Benton County Judge E. E. Larkln, will discuss fiscal responsibilities of coun ty courts. Commissioner Hur on Clough, Douglas county, will cover county road admin istration, Judge F. L. Phipps, The Dalles, and Ken Tollena ar, association executive sec retary, will give the history and activities of the AOC. A discussion on equalized flat grants will be led Wed nosday, Nov. 16, by Charles Mach, chairman, state tax commission. Panelists will be State Sen. Ward Cook, chair man of the interim education committee; R e p r e sentative Clarence Barton, chairman of the interim tax, committee, Representative Stafford Han- Argument Over Coat Results in Killing Portland - IUPD - An argu ment involving a coat being knocked on the floor cost the life of one man and resulted in the critical wounding ol another in a shooting spree here early Saturday. The shooting followed an argument at a Chinese restau rant. , Killed was Robert Jennen, 37, Portland. Another man, Charles L. Vance, 34, was critically wounded. Police have arrested Donald A. Wal lace, 30, Portland, on a charge of first degree murder. Police said the shooting oc curred In a parking lot of a northeast Portland restaurant after Jennen had reportedly knocked Wallace's coat to the floor. sell, Umatilla county, and For rest Cooper, Lakeview law yer. "County Planning Beyond the Fringe?" will be discussed Thursday, Nov. 16, by Wes Kvarsten, director, Mid-Willamette Valley Planning coun cil, and George Lea, range conservationist, bureau of land management. County government public relations will be discussed Thursday, Nov. 17, by John Carpenter, Portland, and Hugh McGilvra, editor, Wash ington County News-Times. County treasurers will dis cuss Bancroft bonding for counties, and county engine ers and surveyors will hold a joint session. Of major Interest to this area will be a report of the association's federal lands committee which covers a number of separate recom mendations emphasizing full development of forest, graz ing and recreation resources on lands owned by the fed eral government in Oregon. Calls -for Support One proposal calls for sup port of the BLM's long range program for range rehabilita tion and improvement as cov ered in Its "Project Twenty Twelve" report. Other AOC committee pro posals which will be studies will be appraisal of farm land in urban areas at agricultural values for tax purposes, ex tension of existing county au thority to prepare and en force coordinated mister plans to include water sup ply and distribution systems as well as sewage disposal systems, licensing and regula tion of businesses In unin corporated areas, permission for counties to Issue Bancroft bonds to finance locally as sessed street improvements, repeal of the mandatory $10 per census child county school levy, and a retirement system for elective county officials. MprffnrH nhvsicians rcoort aH 14 raRPR nf influenza dur ing the week ending Nov. 4, according to the Jackson county public health department. Shadv Cove was the only other community with re ported flu cases, a. Mcaiora also reported five cases of strep throat. Other cases reported were mump, Central Point and Trail, 1 each; German measles, Medford, 6; measles, Phoenix, 4; mononucleosis, Butte Falls, 1; gonorrhea, Tal ent, 1; chicken pox, Prospect, 14 Flu Cases Are Reported in City 2; trench pink eye, ringworm mouth, Ashland, 1; Evans Valley, 2; Evans Valley, 2. NEAR TURKEY Marine Cpl. Burle C. Wei burn, son of Mrs. H. W. Wei burn, 2419 Howard ave., Medford, participated in am phibious exercises recently near Dikili, Turkey, whila serving with the Eighth Ma rine regiment from Camp Lejeune, N. C. Prineville Boy Hurt In Shooting Accident Portland - IUPD - Eddie Leonard, 10, Prineville, re mained in critical condition at Good Samaritan hospital Sat urday from Injuries received In an accidental shooting at Prineville.' The boy was wounded while playing with a .38 caliber pis tol at his home. He was flown to Portland after the accident. LJL r A: SCANNELL ABLE HONEST COURAGEOUS DISTRICT ATTORNEY Scannell for Di.t. Atty. Comm. Mary Margaret Mullen, Sec, Campbell Rd., Medford, Ore. -. Music becomes Magic $h,.lr. ...pictures come alive! Magnavnx ALL-INCLUSIVE AsTEREOPHONSC HIGH FIDELITY-TV l" ENTERTAINMENT CENTER 2lV entertainment center The Custom Stereo Theatre - -J CHROMATIC 23 EXPANDED SCREEN . . . STEREOPHONIC HIGH FIDELITY PHONOGRAPH . . . SUPERB FMAM RADIO . . . ALL-IN-ONE BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE CREATIONI The finest in big-screen TV, combined with beautifully realistic music from the finest stereophonic sound: Magnapower Gold Seal TV Chassis . . . revolutionary new Magnavox Imperial Automatic Record Player with "Feather-Touch" Stereo Diamond Pick-up will play your records for a lifetime of normal use without perceptible wear to record or stylus ... six Magnavox speakers . . . gliding front and top panels. Four beautiful hand-rubbed finishes, iCQCnn Traditional orContemporaryfurniture. O 7 53""' dtgont mtsuf9 PURUCKER MUSIC HOUSE district factory dealer 111 North Central Phone SP 3-7S38 I before YOU Vote, I take time to Compare Porter's Record . . . CONGRESSMAN Charles 0. Porter is an active, 41 -year-old attorney. He has represented Oregon's Fourth District m Congress tor two full terms. 771 PORTER has been an active Congressman. He maintains VJ year-'round offices in Eugene and Medford... regularly holds office hours throughout the District. ..returned to Oregon nine times during two years of 86th Congress. X (131,000 mailed this spring) to learn his constituents' views. 7j PORTER has been an effective Congressman for the Fourth Zl District: New construction start at Green Peter Dam, to cost $64 million... $525,000 (first money in 40 years!) for repair of Port of Siuslaw North Jetty... new construction start at Gold Beach Harbor ...Rogue River Harbor... revived Rogue River basin flood control plan, etc. PORTER takes a clear position on the major issues of the day: He SUPPORTS liberalized housing programs to increase hous- 'r-tt---.3.U!(W.'WJ JW ,.' j"' .iy.l.V.....l.,l.M., , ..... .1.1 J. II M.l)l.t'.t 1SI. . ..,., . 0tt imtmmmim Si'"': : sv PORTER sends a monthly report to 12,500 constituents to explain his views... has developed an annual questionnaire ing starts (down 17 this year) and end the Republican "tight money" recession crippling Oregon's lumber industry. ...WITH HIS OPPONENT'S RECORD X PORTER SUPPORTS Federal aid to education, opposes higher local property taxes as a solution to the pressing problem of over-crowded schools and insufficient teachers. X PORTER SUPPORTS Oregon Dunes National Seashore Park and development of Oregon's vast recreational resources.. y PORTER has lived up to the only promise made before hfs I I election: To spend at least one-third of his time doing what ever he can to work for peace. (Porter is a combat veteran of Work) War II.) (-iftc forfer to Congrtu Commv 1 10? WJJomoItt, Eugtne. AJ Fltgtl, Om it. These Important Newspapers Compared the Candidates! . , ."Voters should have no difficulty in lining up their own opinions with one man or the other, . . ; The World recommends the re-election of Con gressman Charles O. Porter, Democ rat" -Coos Bay World, Oct 11, 1960 "... ft is otrr considered belief that Porter would be, by far, the better Congressman, particularly in a W5,-l-d which is crying for courage, brains, and the ability to seek new solutions, new answers, new approaches. ..." Medford Mail-Tribune, Sept. 27, 1960 I I The Republican candidate is a retired physician... 1 I elective experience limited .to part of one tern ia Oregon Senate. As State senator, tlte Repubricati candidate voted AGAINST Federal aid to education ...AGAINST lowing state agencies to bargain with employees' onions. AGAINST expanding the state Veterans' Loaa program. ' The Republican candidate also Voted AGAINST al lowing counties to provide group medical insurants for employees . . . AGAINST modernization of Oregon's medical code... AGAINST allowing counties to provide civil servics protection lo employees. The Republican candidate aiso voted AGAINST re pealing the "anti-picketing" la... AGAINST creat ing a state scholarship commission to assist worthy students ...AGAINST requiring school districts to protect employee! against damage suits. ..AGAINST modernizing state govern, raent by elimination of the Board of Control The Republican candidate cast two "for" ofes as state senator: (1) for a general retail sales tax, (2) for forcing insured motorists to buy additional pctas to insure themselves against uninsured drivers! The Republican candidate is AGAINST flbmhei housing programs. ..AGAINST medical care for 8ie aged through Social Security (he favors "Medicare," whick requ;res a Pauper's Oath and which even Republican Governor Rockefeller terms unworkable!) The Republican candidate is AGAINST Federal aid .to education (even though his own party favors it!) ...AGAINST a National Seashore Park in Oregon (even though President Eisenhower and Governor Hatfield favor it!)
