MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. ORE.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1960
Winners Listed
In Election to
Oregon House
By United Preii International
Following li g jut qf those
elected to the Oregon Home
of Representatives In Tues
day's balloting! ;
f' 1st district Holmstr'orn (D
s Gearhart); 2nd Turner (D-St,
!. Helens); 3rd Elliott (R-Tilla-
; mook)i 4th Atiye (R-Portlanci)
i i and Davis (R-Hillsboro); 5th
: Layman (R-Newberg); 6th Ire
! land (R - Forest Grove) and
t Alexander (D-HUlsboro); 7th
(west subdistrict) Wilderman,
' Maher and Chuinard (all R-
Portland); 7th (south subdis-
trict) Peck, Howard and Lang
: (all D-Portland); 7th (cast cen
; t r a 1 subdistrict) Anderson,
. , Gallagher, Gordon and Chap.
! pel (all R.Portland)! 7th (north
subdistrict) Whelan, Van
; Hoomissetl and Dooley (all D
( Portland); 7th (east county
subdivision) Morgan (D-Gresh.
' am), Benedict (D-Portland)
and Bradley (D Gresham);
8th Monoghnn and Hand (both
' D - Milwaukic) and Orr (D-
Lake Grove); 9th McClellan
i (D-Neotsu); 10th Rogers (H-
Dallas); 11th Hoyt (R-Corval-
i lis); 12th Holder and Elf
. strom (both R-Salem), Bate.
son (D-Salem) and Hunt (R
Woodburn); 13th Kirkpatrick
' (D-Lebanon) and Gwinn (R-
Albany); 14th Montgomery
(R-Eugene), Eymann (D-Mo-hawk),
Fisher (R-Eugene), El--der
(R-Eugene) and Fodeley
(D-Eugene); 15th Kclsay and
Lcikan (both D-Roseburg);
16th Barton (D-Coqulllc); 17th
Back (D-Port Orford); 18th
Bazctt (R-Grants Pass); loth
Duncan (D-Meriford) and Del-
lenback (R-Mcdford); 20th
Annala (D-Hood River); 21sl
Musa (D-The Dalles); 22nd
Wcatherford (D-Olex); 23rd
Raymond (R-Hellx) and Han
sell (R-Athena); 24th MoKin
nis (D - Summerville); 25th
Evick (D-Madras); 20th HalRht
(D-Baker); 27th Cannon (R
Bend); 28th Cady (D) or
Smith (R); 29th Onkcs (S-On-tarlo)
or Slunz (D-Nyssa);
30th Howe (R-Klamath Falls)
and either Yancey (D-Klam-nth
Fa'ls) or Fliloratt (R
'Klamath Falls).
1950 Graduate of
OSC Earns $8,000,
Study Reveals
; v Corvallis-The average 1D50
graduate from Oregon State
college now has three chil
dren, earns more than $8,000
a year, has lived in the same
place for most of the 10 years,
and is sold on the value of a
college education,
The information was ob
tained from a questionnaire
sent to 1,703 of the 1,900
graduates of 10SO. Answers
were received from 738, or
43 per cent, of the graduates
1 of OSC's largest class. A 1950
class reunion is planned Nov.
19 during Homecoming week
end.
Occupations for the
1980'ers, 78 per cent of whom
are veterans, range from
agronomist and attorney to
vocational guidance and vet
erinarian, according to Ted
Hal Carlson .assistant alumni
director, who" tabulated the
answers.
Avertga 10 Ytsri
And for the 10-ycar grad
; uates, the married years av
: eraged 10 years, ranging from
one-half to IB years Only 45
of the 735 who answered were
still single, 11 divorced and
4 widowed, Of the 735, 203
were married when attending
Oregon State. The divorce
rate of 2 per cent is far be
low the national average.
' Nine years In the same oc
cupation shows the stability
of the 1950 graduate. Compen
sation ranges from "unpaid"
for the housewife to $90,000
a year for one alumnus. Av
erage pay Is $8,000 a year.
Fifty per cent of the grad
uates have lived In the same
community for more than
five years and 26 per cent
have lived In the same urea
' for mora than 10 years.
Seventy-eight per cent of
the graduates said their edu
cation had been of "great"
benefit in their employment
while 21 per cent sold their
education helped them "mod
erately" and another 1 per
cent said "little."
Asked If their college
grades have any bearing on
their occupational success, 8
per cent said "groat," 40 per
cent "moderate," and 28 per
cent "slight," and 24 per cent.
"none. '
LAW VIOLATORS
Chicago-Sixty-five per cent
of the pcdcstralnas killed in
cities .were using the streets
In an unauthorized or unsafe
manner, according to, traffic
studies.
TRUCK AGE
Detroit An average truck
was S.6 years old In 1941. To
day tg average ii tight years.
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