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Medford Tribune SECTION C MEDFORD. OREGON. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1962 PAGES 1 to 10 f ' ? 4 4 T"4' P4 pv1 sivv If IN SHOW Geraldine Chap lin, 18, daughter of Charlie and Oona O'Neil Chaplin, waits in the wings at the Royal Opera House in London during rehearsals for a special fashion show for Queen Moth er Elizabeth. The girl, who bears a strong resemblance to her mother, is a student at the Royal School of Ballel. (UPI) How Oregonians Voted on Major Contests Tuesday Porlland-flJPD-Here is a run down on how Oregon voted in major contests Tuesday: U.S. Senate 3244 of 3244 p r e c i n c t s Morse (D) 340,599; Unander (R) 286,376. Governor 3244 of 3244 precincts Thornton (D) 262.961; Hat field (R) 340,889; Wampler (I) 26,988. Congress 1st (842 of 842 precincts) Whipple )D) 73,294; Norblad (R) 118.328; 2nd (440 of 444 precincts) Ullman (D) 52,148, Chandler (R) 29,657; 3rd (1222 of 1222 precincts)-Green (D) 131,225, Hartman (R) 67,766; 4th (736 of 736 precincts) Duncan (D) 82,580, Fisher (R) 71,187. Complete New Road West Of Callahan Vreka - A new road, re cently completed by Hjertager Mills of Callahan, Calif., for the U. S. Forest service will make deer hunting, camping, and fishing facilities of the Salmon River country more accessible. The road has one terminus on the Callahan-Ce-cilville rd. at Six Mile creek and the other on the Eddy Gulch - Blue Ridge rd. at Timber camp. People hunting the Blue Ridge area previously had to go via Cecilville, Crawford creek and Lafayette point, it was noted. The new road shortens access to this high country by two hours. Sudden storms often close these roads around the first part of November, so people planning to hunt in this area should take proper precau tions, foresters cautioned. Radio, Television To Report Coverage Washington -IUPII- The na tion's radio and television sta tions soon will be asked by the Federal Communications Commission to answer in de tail how they handled the poli tical broadcasts during the 1962 primary and election campaigns. The FCC notified the sta tions Wednesday that they would soon receive question naires. They were advised to "retain all records pertaining to political broadcasts." 10 Conventions With 4,770 Delegates Held in Medford So far in 1962 Medford has hosted ten conventions with 4,770 delegates present, ac cording to Don McNeil, Med ford Chamber of Commerce manager. "During November three more conventions will visit here swelling our delegate at tendance to over 5.000 per sons," the chamber manager said. During 1961 Medford had 17 conventions for a total delegate attendance of 6,275. Three of these conventions had more than 200 delegates attending and two others had over 2,000. "Oregon chambers estimate pretty accurately that each delegate spends $18 per day and his average stay is three days. This means that 1961 delegates left $338,850 in Medford and in 1962, $270, 000. The significant feature of the convention spending is that it generally occurs in spring and late fall. This is on each end of the regular tour ist season. It signals a real af finity between tourism and conventions, M c N e il ex plained. Slept Needed Several important steps need to be taken to strengthen Medford's place in the con vention picture, he said. These are: (1) stimulate volun teer members of the chamber SOLVE STICKY STAMPS Washington - lUP'i - The Post Office today announced a scientific breakthrough in postage stamps. It said the age-old problem of stamps that stick together had been solved. Starting with the sale of stamps at new postal rates, next January, stamp booklets will have "silicone treated in terleaves that resist prema ture adhesion even when the booklet is moistened." to work for this economic potential, (2) make an Inven tory of restaurants, motels and banquet facilities in Med ford to determine the capacity to serve small, medium and large conventions, and (3) de velop a convention guide book. Eighty per cent of the con ventions bring 200 or less delegates which explodes the myth Medford does not have adequate convention facilities, McNeil added. Purpose of a guide book Subscribers To report Improper or non delivery of the Mall Tribune it. Mrcllord. phone 772-6141: Ash land call at Iowa at., nr iihnne 482-3102: Montague and Vreka. phone GLobe 8-3171, be fora 6-45 p.m. dally and 10:30 a.m Sunday. II rcfiiilar delivery arrlvei hort'y after you call please notify office, thua eliminating special messenger service. would be to help local mem bers and chapters of state or ganizations faced with host ing a state convention in Medford, the chamber man ager explained. Such a book would contain a check list of details to cover in preparing for a large convention. The Medford Chamber rates high in the number of services ren dered conventions, he added. These include badges, maps tailored to conventions, pro grams, registration help, hous ing surveys, courtesy parking and many other details. Local Chapters Effective "Local members and state organization chapters can be most effective in encourag ing state groups to conven tion here," McNeil said. "Many of these state groups are breaking away now from Portland as the seat of every annual convention. So far, only one Chamber member representing wayside indust ries has volunteered to work on this important Chamber activity In the last two years. Recent convention commit tees have comprised business leaders in fields other than the tourist and convention industry." The chamber has an activa plan ready to go for the 1963 convention program, but the great need is for a group of chamber members who will volunteer to work on the con vention committee, he concluded. mmw nam liii 'in I MADE IT MYSELF ... and saved besides! You can, too . , t just as easily. Spruanco nines in minutes and you just add water. Mouih watering goodness every time. Costs less than ordinary bread. AT GROCtRS EVERYWHERE cn ptcksgs msk.s 4 larg. losvii Write lor free recipe booklet , RUSSELL SPRUANCE CO. J loi Ml. "v- Grt.l Mil. Montint Vv5t mm 2330 CRATER LAKE AVENUE Shop daily 9 A.M. 'til 8 P.M., Monday through Sunday. Ad prices effective through Sun-. day. No sales to dealers. We reserve the right to limit. THRIFTY GREEN STAMPS! ceiDQJd ! Labor Commissioner 3244 of 3244 precincts Nilsen (D) 375,631, Blair (R) 225,625. Measures 6. Daylight time-Yes 379, 057, No 224,511. 9. Reapportionment - Yes 199,404, No 313,682. 10. School law repeal-Yes 198,348, No 306,903. Thomas Tugman Dies in Denver Denver - IUP1) - Thomas A. Tugman, 34, died at Veterans Hospital Wednesday of in- juries suffered in a plane ' crash at Douglas, Wyo., last June 27. I Doctors said Tugman, an 1 Associated Press regional membership executive, died without regaining conscious ness. He was the son of the late William M. Tugman, and grew up in Eugene, Ore. He is survived by his widow and four children. Tugman received a bache lor's degree at Claremont, Calif., College, and from 1955 to 1980 was a partner with his father in the weekly news paper business. I Crescent Nuts 7 Fw" mil pie. nc pack 16 varieties ol If ;. fjjjMr nut-ire jts. 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