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TITLE Directory of Oregon Libraries; Annual Statistics fofthe Year Ending June 30, 1975.

INSTITUTION Oregon State Library, Salem.PUB DATE 75NOTE 105p. A

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IDENTIFIERS Library Statistics

ABSTRACTThis'statistical account is based on 1975 library

annual report data. Summary tables list data on services, receipts,and expenditures for cooperating county library systems, citylibraries, and the state library. Lists of communities served withineach county and of each county's taxable property values follow.Directories of college and university libraries, special libraries,U.S. depository libraries, library personnel, public librarytrustees, and members of the Oregon State Advisory Council and OregonLibrary Association Executive Board are included. (NB)

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OREGON STATE LIBRARY

Board of Trustees

Robert N. Hackett, Chairman

1712 W. Prospect

Hood River 97031

1. A. DeMerritt

Star Route, Box 98

Malin 97632

Edmund Hayes, Jr.

P.O. Box 3064

Portland 97208

Mrs. Warren Oliver, Jr.

1534 S. Cherry Lane

Lake Oswego 97034

Mrs. Richard Galt

3175 College Street

Baker 97814

J. Wesley Sullivan

Oregon Statesman

280 Church Street

Salem 97301

Dr. Ralph J. Teynor

1190 West 25th

Albany 97321

ELOISE EBERT, STATE LIBRARIAN

Elmer G. Baldwin

F. Alden Moberg, Consultant

Executive Assistant

378-4245

Institutional Lib. Services ..

378-4922

Kathleen J. Grasing, Director

Ralph L. Delamarter, Senior Consultant

Library Services Division

378-4239

Library Development

378-4199

Library Services for Blind and Physically

Handicapped

555, 13th Street N.E., Salem 97301

Duane Enck, Administrator...378-3849

PREFACE

A statewide increase of 21% in public library

expenditures and 11% in circulation is revealed

in the 1975 statistics, compared to 16% and 17%

gains for these in FY 1974.

Baker County led again with 12.6 circulation per

capita and $7.44 in expenditures per capita.

Grant County took second place this year in cir-

culation per capita with 11.2 and Josephine

third with 10.8.

Multnomah County was again in

second place in expenditures per capita with

$6.19 and Jackson third with $7.12.

The 1974

Center for Population Research and Census report

was used as

the

basis of these figures.

Circulation per capita statewide increased from

4.7 to 5.2 and in the area served from 5.9 to

6.4.

Expenditures per capita statewide went

from $3.60 to $4.29 and from $4.46 to $5.30 for

the area served.

Thirty-two out of 36 counties reported a circu-

lation gain, an unusual record for the past ten

years.

Public support received by Oregon public librar-

ies from city, county, and other fund sources

(federal grants, federal Revenue Sharing funds,

Emergency Employment Act funds, Comprehensive

Employment and Training Act funds) dropped from

a 17% increase last year to an 8% increase in

1975.

This was mainly due to Revenue Sharing

funds being continued and only 5 LSCA grants be-

ing granted to public libraries in 1975.

In the 1975 Directory total operating receipts

will show a lower figure than total operating

expenditures for Albany, Joseph, Mt. Angel, New-

port, North Bend, Sheridan, Vale, Gilliam County

Library (Condon), Jackson County Library (Med-

ford), and Umatilla County Library (Pendleton).

This was due to deletion from total operating

receipts of all 1973 and 1974 LSCA grants re-

ported on 1975 statistical reports.

The State

Library is required by law to report grants to

public libraries as receipts in the year in

which they are granted.

Oregon's population without public library ser-

vice remained at 19%, or 432,251 people.

Library Services and Construction Act Title I

grants received by 4, LSCA Title III grants re-

ceived by 1, Emergency Employment Act funds re-

ceived by 1, Federal Revenue Sharing Act funds

received by 31, and Comprehensive Employment

and Training Act funds received by 6 public

libraries are footnoted in "Other Funds"

columns of the statistics.

Bookmobile and station circulation are inclu-

ded in the figure designated "Extension Ser-

vice" under counties that have such services.

The 1975 Directory includes 187 public librar-

ies, including branches.

The new photo-ready format used this year be-

came necessary due to rising typesetting costs

involved in producing a printed publication.

Sincere thanks to all Oregon librarians, trus-

tees, and public officials for their coopera-

tive efforts in getting the data to the State

Library for publication and distribution.

Alice M. Nielsen, Editor

ELOISE EBERT

State Librarian

CONTENTS

Page

Oregon Public Libraries

4

Oregon Public Library Statistics - Systems -

1974-75

22

Oregon Public Library Statistics - Cities - 1974-75

40

Comparison of Taxable Property Values:

Population, Support, and Use of Public Libraries

46

List of Footnotes (Oregon Public Library Statistics

sections)

52

Oregon Communities Served by Libraries--An Arrangement

by Counties

56

College and University Libraries--An Alphabetical Listing

60

College and University Library Statistics--1974-75

64

Special Libraries--An Alphabetical Listing

74

U. S. Documents-Depository Libraries

78

Oregon State Documents--Depository Libraries

78

Oregon State Library Statistics

Collection

80

Circulation

80

Service Statistics

80

Library for Blind and Physically Handicapped Statistics

81

Expehditures

82

Fund Sources

82

Oregon Librarians

83

Trustees of Public Libraries

95

Oregon State Advisory Council on Libraries, 1975

102

Oregon Library Association Executive Board, 1975

103

3

Library

Telephone

OREGON PUBLIC LIBRARIES

Address

Librarian

cD

*Adair

** Agness

Albany

*Albina, Portland

*Alsea

Amity

**Arlington

*Ashland

Astoria

*Athena

Baker County

+ Baker

** Bandon

*Bay City

Beaverton

926-8696

287-7147

482-1151

325-6581

523-5808

347-3221

644-2197

*Belmont, Portland

232-3581

Adair Clubhouse, Arnold Ave.,

Douglas Hildebrand

Corvallis 97330

Agness 97406

1390 S. Waverly Dr.,

Albany 97321

3630 N. Vancouver,

Portland 97227

Main St., Alsea 97324

City Hall, Amity 97101

Mrs. Ilene Lewis

Box 339, Arlington 97812

Marigale Marick

410 Siskiyou Blvd.,

Robert R. Wilson

Ashland 97520

450 10th Ave., Astoria 97103

Bruce R. Berney

P.O. Box 455, Athena 97813

Mrs. Shireen Betts

Mrs. Merry M. Hilscher

Wayne L. Suggs

Betty Hodges

Harriette Ransom

2400 Resort St., Baker 97814

Box 128, Bandon 97411

Bay City 57107

4900 S.W. Hall Blvd.,

Beaverton 97005

1038 S.E. 39th Ave.,

Portland 97214

4

Ronald Walrod

Mrs. Joyce Sutherlin

Mrs. Marion M. Barr

Mrs. Dorothy E. Hansen

Mrs. Janet Sunseri

OREGON PUBLIC LIBRARIES--Continued

Library

Telephone

Address

Librarian

Bendsee Deschutes County

Benton County

see Corvallis

*Bly

Bly 97622

Mrs. Jeannie Lawrence

*Bonanza

545-6566

Bonanza 97623

Mrs. Mildred Kellison

**Brookings

469-3517

P.O. Box 1097, Brookings

97415

Susan Weeks

Brownsville

466-5454

Brownsville 97327

Mrs. Vivian Meacham

Burns

See Harney County

*Butte Falls

865-3212

Butte Falls 97522

Mrs. Leola Chambers

**Canby

266-3394

150 HollySt., Canby 97013

Mrs. Lucile C. Pepper

*Canyonville

839-4727

Main Street, Canyonville

97417

Mrs. ,Virginia Morris

*Capitol Hill, Portland

244-9620

10723 S.W. Capitol Hwy.,

Portland 97219

Mrs. Carolyn ApRoberts

*Cascade Locks

Cascade Locks 97014

Mrs. Clara Derry

*Cave Junction

592-3581

Cave Junction 97523

Mrs. Betty Casavant

*Central Point

664-3228

226 E. Pine St..,

Mrs. Mabel Van Horn

Central Point 97501

Chetco Community Public Library

see Brookings

*Chiloquin

Chiloquin 97624

Mrs. Norah Cavan

5


Library

Telephone

Address

Librarian

*Clackamas

655-2276

16130 S.E. 79th Ave.,

Milwaukie 97222

Mrs. Ruth Hinkle

Clackamas County

+Oregon City

655-8543

999 Library Court,

Oregon City 97045

Paula Hamilton

Clatskanie

728-2313

Box 405, Clatskanie 97016

Mrs. Phyllis Erickson

Condon

see Gilliam County

00

**Coos Bay

269-1101

525 W. Anderson,

Coos Bay 97420

Carol Ventgen

**Coquille

396-2410

105 N. Birch, Coquille 97423

Mrs. Marjorie Fain

Cornelius

357-9112

Box 607, Cornelius 97113

Mrs. Helen L. Johnston

Benton County

+Corvallis

752-7101

645 N.W. Monroe St.,

Corvallis 97330

Mr. Kay H. Salmon

Cottage Grove

942-3828

Cottage Grove 97424

Mrs. Faye L. Fox

Cove

568-4801

Cove 97824

Mrs. Wilma Henry

Crook County

+Prineville.

447-7978

200 E. 2nd St.,

Richard L. Chrisinger

Prineville 97754

Curry Public Library, Inc.

see Gold Beach

Dallas

623-2633

187 S.W. Court St.,

Mrs. Patricia Knight

Dallas 97338

6


Library

Telephone

Address

Librarian

Dayton

864-2221

Box 186, Dayton 97114

Mrs. Buna A. Remme

Deschutes County

+Bend

382-5193

507 Wall, Bend 97701

Richard S. Tuffli

Douglas County

+Roseburg

672-3311

Courthouse,

Denny M. Danese

Roseburg 97470

*Downtown Branch,

926-5661

302 S. Ferry St.,

Wayne L. Suggs

Albany

Albany 97321

I*Drain

836-2313

2nd & C Streets

Mrs. Patricia Aldous

Drain 97435

Driftwood Library

see Lincoln City

**Dufur

Dufur 97021

Karen Murphy

*Eagle Point

826-3313

W. Main St., Eagle Point 97524

Rose M. Draper

*Echo

Box 606, Echo 97826

Mrs. Jean Day

Elgin

Box 67, Elgin 97827

Mrs. Flora Dunn

Enterprise

see Wallowa County

**Enterprise

426-3906

Enterprise 97828

Mrs. Edna Aschenbrenner

**Estacada

630-3224

Box 537,

Mrs. June L. Saunders

Estacada 97023

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Library

Telephone

Address

Librarian

Eugene

687-5450

100 W. 13th Ave.

James D. Meeks

Eugene 97401

Falls City

General Delivery,

Mrs. Edna Crockett

Falls City 97344

Fern Ridge Community

see Veneta

Florence

997-3132

Box 340,

Mrs. Wyma Hood

CD

Florence 97439

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Forest Grove

357-3023

2019 21st Ave.,

Michael R. Smith

Forest Grove 97116

Fossil

Box 487,

Mrs. Maude Evans

Fossil 97830

*Garibaldi

Garibaldi 97118

Mrs. Jeanne Zenzen

*Gilchrist

Gilchrist 97737

Mrs. Mary Ann Keown

Gilkey (Mary)

see Dayton

Gilliam County

City Library

+Condon

384-2712

Box 34,

Condon 97823

Mrs.

Georgia Shaffer

**Gladstone

656-2411

135 E. Dartmouth St.,

Gladstone 97027

Mrs.

Ruthalys McKinney

*Glendale

832-2360

3rd & Willis,

Glendale 97442

Mrs.

Durene Cantrell

**Gold Beach

247-7246

Box 625,

Mrs.

Barbara Stover

Gold Beach 97444

8

Library

*Gold Hill

Grant County

+ John Day


Telephone

855-1994

Grants Pass

see Josephine County

*Gregory Heights,

Portland

*GreSham

*Haines

*Halfway

Halsey

Harney County

* Burns

Harrisburg

*Helix

Heppner

575-1992

284-1611

665-2222

369-2522

573-6670

Address

Librarian

Old City Hall,

Gold Hill 97525

507 S. Canyon Blvd.

John Day 97845

7921 N.E. Sandy Blvd.,

Portland 97213

410 N. Main Ave.,

Gresham 97030

Haines 97833

Halfway 97834

Halsey 97348

80 West D Street,

Burns 97720

Box 206,

Harrisburg 97446

Helix 97835

676-9964

Box 325,

Heppner 97836

9

Mrs. Frances Brown

Mrs. Isobel Phillips

Mrs. Cordelia Sayler

Mrs. Betty Larson

Mrs. Frances Shurtleff

Mrs. Dulcina Robertson

Mrs. Goldie Meyer

Mrs. Peggy Site

Mrs. Annabelle Gilbert

Mrs. Ruth McAlavy

Mrs. Justine Weatherford

Library

*Hermiston

Hillsboro

*Holgate, Portland

*Hollywood, Portland

Hood River County

+Hood River

Hoyt (Gladys C.)

see Silverton

Humphrey (Emma)

Memorial Library

see Vale

*Huntington

Illinois Valley

see Cave Junction

Independence

Ione


Telephone

Address

Librarian

567-6493

648-6669

771-3,475

281-0826

386-2535

838-1811

213 E. Gladys Ave.,

Hermiston 97838

775 S.E. 10th,

Hillsboro 97123

7905 S.E. Holgate Blvd.,

Portland 97266

3930 N.E. Hancock St.,

Portland 97212

State Street,

Hood River 97031

Huntington 97907

311 Monmouth St.,

Independence 97351

Box 125, Ione 97843

Jackson County

+Medford

776-7281

413 W. Main St.,

Medford 97501

10

Mrs. Ruth Woodard

Mrs. Dorothy Frone

Linda Easley

Mary I. Downey

Mrs. June Knutson

CV

Mrs. Areta Langley

Mrs. Shirlee Krasnick

Mrs. Loree Hubbard

Hardin E. Smith


Library

Telephone

Address

Librarian

*Jacksonville

899-1665

170 S. Oregon

Mrs. Helen V. Roberts

Jacksonville 97530

Jefferson

Jefferson 97352

Mrs. Ruby Wynd

Jefferson County

+ Madras

475-3351

637 D St.,

Madras 97741

Mrs. Barbara Duke

John Day

see Grant County

**Joseph

432-3832

Joseph 97846

Mrs. Anne Mallon

Josephine County

C1

+Grants Pass

476-6856

506 N.W. 5h St.,

Grants Pass 97526

Edwin S. Budge

p-i

Junction City

998-8942

Box 287,

Junction City 97448

Mrs. Elnora Rafoth

*Keno

Keno 97627

Mrs. Loretta Leslie

Klamath County

+Klamath Falls

882-8894

126 S. Third St.,

Klamath Falls 97601

Mrs. Edna Karczag

La Grande

963-5621

4th & Penn,

La Grande 97850

Mrs. Barbara J. Elam

Laird

( Flora M..) Memorial

see Myrtle Point

11

Library


Telephone

Address

Librarian

Lake County

+ Lakeview

**Lake Oswego

**Langlois

Lebanon

Ledding Library

see Milwaukie

Lewis (Hazel M.)

see Powers

Library Association

of Portland

see Multnomah Co.

947-2321

636-7628

348-2278

258-5844

**Lincoln City

994-3372,

*Lombard

289-7336

Lyons

Madras

see Jefferson Co.

513 Center St.,

Lakeview 97630

706 Fourth St.,

Lake Oswego 97034

Box 26,

Langlois 97450

626 Second St.,

Lebanon 97355

1213 N. Highway 101

Lincoln City 97367

2410 N. Lombard,

Portland 97217

Rt. 1, Box 274-A

Lyons 97358

12

Mrs. Verna Price

Mrs. Carol Hildebrand

Ars. Gayla Storm

Brenda Siebert

Mignonne (Marty) Commings

Mrs. Marian Mears

Mrs. Elaine Duncan

Library


Telephone

Address

Librarian

Malheur County

+ Ontario

*Malin

*Manzanita

* *Maupin

McMinnville

Medford

see Jackson County

*Merrill

*Midland, Portland

*Milton-Freewater

* *Milwaukie

* *Molalla

Monmouth

889-6371

395-2208

472-9371

252-1164

938-3034

659-3911

829-2593

838-1932

388 S.W. 2nd Ave.,

Ontario 97914

Malin 97632

Manzanita 97130

Maupin 97037

230 W. 2nd St.,

McMinnville 97128

Merrill 97633

805 S.E. 122nd Ave.,

Portland 91233

815 S. Main St.,

Milton-Freewater 97862

1006 S.E. 21st St.,

Milwaukie 97222

P.O. Box 126,

Molalla 97038

238 E. Jackson St.,

Monmouth 97361

13

Wilma E. Brown

Mrs. Amy Kolkow

Mrs. Esther Anderson

Mrs. R. E. Richmond

Mrs. Rose Marie Caughran

Mrs. Inez Sherrill

Mrs. Harriet C. Hall

Mrs. Sharon Gawith

Ruth L. Green

Mrs. Karol Wilson

Mrs. Virginia Gillis

Library


Telephone

Address

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Librarian

**Monroe

847-2336

Monroe 97456

Mrs. Carol Heintz

*Montavilla, Portland

253-8176

211 S.E. 8th Ave.,

Portland 97215

Ars. Gale Shonkwiler

Moro

Box 191,

Moro 97039

Mrs. Jo Anne Kock &

Mrs. Sue Moore

*Mosier

Mosier 97040

Mrs. Margaret Reed

Mt. Angel

845-2901

Box 455,

Mt. Angel 97362

Sister Annela Gaeden

Multnomah County

+Portland

223-7201

801 S.W. 10th Ave.,

Portland 97205

James H. Burghardt

*Myrtle Creek

2nd & Pleasant St.,

Myrtle Creek 97457

Bx.

AA,

Wilma A. Gore

**Myrtle Point

572-2591

435 Fifth St.,

Myrtle Point 97458

Mrs. Ruthellen Gassman

Newberg

538-4389

503 E. Hancock,

Newberg 97132

Mrs. Mildred Renne

**Newport

265-2153

251 W. Olive St.,

Newport 97365

Mrs. Inga Sund

*North Albany

North Albany Junior H.S.,

Colleen Cook

Albany 97321

14

7.,ibrary


Telephone

Address

Librarian

**North Bend

*North Portland,

Portland

Nyssa

*Oakland

Oakridge

Ontario

see Malheur County

**Oregon City

*Pacific City

*Paisley

*Parkdale

Pendleton

see Umatilla County

**Philomath

756-6712

284-5622

372-2978

459-9784

782-2258

655-8398

929-3016

1925 McPherson Ave.,

North Bend 97459

512 N. Killingsworth,

Portland 97217

319 Main St.,

Nyssa 97913

Oakland 97462

Box 385,

Oakridge 97463

P.O. Box 631,

Oregon City 97045

Pacific City 97135

Paisley 97636

Parkdale 97047

Mrs. Gertrude Currier

Mary Ann Griffin

Mrs. Norma Urry

Mrs. Wanda Wisdom

Mrs. Faye L. Bidleman

Marybeth Arbuckle

Ethel Gelegan

Jane Blaydon

Mrs. Janette Hoff

Box 789,

Mrs. Ilean Butler

Philomath 97370

15

Library

Telephone


Address

Librarian

00

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*Phoenix

*Pilot Rock

**Port Orford

Portland

see Multnomah Co.

**Powers

Prineville

see Crook County

*Prospect

Rainier

**Redmond

*Reedsport

*Richland

*Riddle

535-4102

332-5622

560-3668

556-7301

548-3141

271-3500

874-2070

110 W. 2nd St.,

Phoenix 97535

Box 404,

Pilot Rock 97865

Box 238,

Port Orford 97465

Box 559,

Powers 97466

Prospect 97536

P.O. Box "A",

Rainier 97048

446 S. 7th,

Redmond 97756

495 Fir St.,

Reedsport 97467

Richland 97870

Mrs. Grace Browning

Mrs. Betty Rugg

Mrs. Roberta Shook

Mrs. Florence Nicklaus

Mrs. Margaret Woods

Mrs. Linda Fisher

Mrs. Ardyce Swift

Mrs. Marilyn Christensen

Mrs. Bonnadene Nicolescu

637 1st Ave.,

Mrs. Barbara Coyle

Riddle 97469

16


Library

Telephone

Address

Librarian

*Rockwood, Portland

665-9440

17917 S.E. Stark St.,

Vera Haberer

Portland 97233

Rogers' City

see Forest Grove

*Rogue River

582-1714

Box E,

Rogue River 97537

Mrs. June Dougherty

Roseburg

see Douglas County

St. Helens

397-4544

21 Plaza,

St. Helens 97051

Mrs. Faye W. Hamilton

*St. Johns, Portland

286-0562

7510 N. Charleston Ave.,

Portland 97203

Mrs. Margaret Stroud

Salem

588-6084

585 Liberty S.E.,

Salem 97301

Claude Settlemire

**Sandy

668-5533

Box 578,

Sandy 97055

Mrs. Margaret Crownover

Scappoose

543-7123

P.O. Box 400,

Scappoose 97056

Mrs. Beverly Kennedy

Scio

Scio 97374

Mrs. Olga Shelton

Seaside

738-6742

60 N. Roosevelt Dr.,

Seaside 97138

Mrs. Laurene Hawley

*Sellwood, Portland

236-4014

7904 S.E. Milwaukie,

Portland 97202

Mrs. Mary L. Gregg

17

Library

Telephone


Address

Librarian

*Shady Cove

Sheridan

Sherwood

878-2270

843-3420

**Siletz

Silverton

873-5173

**Sisters

South Albany Branch,

926-8676

Albany

*South Tillamook

County Branch

see Pacific City

*Southwest Hills,

Portland

Springfield-

246 -2944

746-2315

62 Shady Cove St.,

Shady Cove 97539

142 N.W. Yamhill,

Sheridan 97378

Sherwood 97140

Box 71,

Siletz 97380

410 S. Water St.,

Silverton 97381

P.O. Box 494,

Sisters 97759

3705 S. Columbus St.,

Albany 97321

1550 S.W. Dewitt,

Portland 97201

320 North A,

Springfield 97477

*Stanfield

Box 1063,

Stanfield 97875

18

Mrs. Madeleine Wells

Arleen Miller

Mrs. LaVerne Will

Mrs. Louise Kelson

C.)

Lorna Mueller

c-4

Mrs. Vivian Miller

Mrs. Frances Kent

Mrs. Louise Stave

Arlo W. Giles

Mrs. Audra Bartley


Library

Telephone

Address

Librarian

Stayton

769-3313

260 N. Second Ave.,

Stayton 97383

Mrs. Sharon Russell

*Sutherlin

459-9161

126 E. Central St.,

Sutherlin 97479

Mrs. Vera Holm

Sweet Home

367-5007

13th & Kalmia,

Sweet Home 97386

Mrs. Nicola Beth Hines

*Talent

535-4163

E. Main St.,

Talent 97540

Mrs. Hui is Sommer

The Dalles

see Wasco County

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Tigard

639-9511

12568 S.W. Main St.,

Tigard 97223

Mrs. Anne F. Hicks

.N,3

Tillamook County

+Tillamook

842-4792

210 Ivy Ave.,

Tillamook 97141

Mrs. Ruth Lundy

** Toledo

336-3132

173 N.W. 7th Ave.,

Toledo 97391

Mrs. Blythe Jorgensen

*Umatilla

Box 429,

Umatilla 97882

Mrs. Shirley Weemhoff

Umatilla County

+Pendleton

276-1881

214 N. Main St.,

John P. Switzer

Pendleton 97801

19

Library


Telephone

Address

Librarian

Union

Union 97883

Mrs. Viola Morrison

Union County

see La Grande

Vale

473-3902

Vale 97918

Mrs. Linden Atkins

Veneta

935-7512

Box 233,

Veneta 97487

Mary Jane Grediagin

Vernonia

429-5821

919 Bridge St.,

Vernonia 97064

Mrs. Mercedes Proehl

**Waldport.

547-3465

Box 650,

Waldport 97394

Mrs. Lola Krause ^4'."4

**Wallowa

Wallowa 97885

Mrs. Ione Berry

Wallowa County

+Enterprise

426-3969

Box 186,

Enterprise 97828

Mrs. Mabel E. Osborn

Wasco County

+The Dalles

296-2815

722 Court St.,

The Dalles 97058

Richard Wagner

**West Linn

656-7853

City Hall,

West Linn 97068

Mrs. Elaine J. Moles

*West Salem

588-6301

Salem 97304

Mrs. Dorothy Zinn

Library

*Weston

*White City

Willamina

*Williams

*Winston

*Wolf Creek


Telephone

Address

566-2378

Weston 97886

826-3615

2399 Antelope Rd.,

White City 97501

Box 273,

Willamina 97396

Librarian

846-6083

Williams 97544

669-5501

201 Douglas Blvd.,

Winston 97496

866-2640

Wolf Creek 97497

Woodard (W.A.) Memorial

see Cottage Grove

Woodburn

*Woodstock, Portland

**Yachats

982-6071

771-3538

547-3741

*Yoncalla

849-2242

280 Garfield St.,

Woodburn 97071

6008 S.E. 49th Ave.,

Portland 97206

Box 234, Yachats 97498

Mrs. Margaret Sutherland

Mrs. Alice W. Grimes

Library Board &

Volunteers

Mrs. Lucy Fitzpatrick

Mrs. Mary Lee Shoults

Mrs. Arline King

Mrs. Pearl E. Kosta

Mrs. Patricia Stainbrook

Mrs. Eileen Varley

161 Front St., Yoncalla 97499

Mrs. Edith Metz

* Branch:

An auxiliary library with separate quarters, a

permanent basic collection of

books, a permanent staff,and a regular

schedule, but administered from a central unit.

** A unit of local government participating

in cooperative library services.

+ Headquarters of County Library Service.

TOTAL NUMBER OF PUBLIC LIBRARIES:

187

21

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OREGON PUBLIC LIBRARY STATISTICS

- SYSTEMS -

1974-75

Systems:

Formal or Informal Cooperating Units

Receiving County Financial Support

SERVICES

County

Over 50,000 Pop.

Hours Open

Population

Volumes

Circulation

Per Week

BENTON

CORVALLIS, HDQRS.2/

100,653

400,692

56

Adair

3/

1,077

10

Alsea

-3/

2,208

20

Monroe 2/

480

2,745

5,155

10

North Albany

-3/

11,807

20

Philomath2/

1,960

7,756

29,198

46

Extension Service

10,4501/

TOTAL COUNTY

63,500

111,154

460,587

CLACKAMAS

OREGON CITY, HDQRS.

64,310

2,517

45

Canby 2/

5,440

7,417

21,540

28

Clackamas

-2,562

6,624

11

Estacada 2/

1,550

5,122

22,765

28

Gladstone2/

8,075

20,298

85,600

53

Lake Oswego 2/

19,000

47,713

274,234

55

Milwaukie

2/

18,300

43,121

168,409

55

Molalla

7/

2,625

7,322

41,179

39

Oregon City 2/

11,900

42,227

122,480

59

Sandy

2/

1,890

8,257

35,161

28

West Linn 2/

8,630

11,500

20,289

42

Extension Service

20,787

TOTAL COUNTY

196,900

259,849

821,585

22


-SYSTEMS

-1974-75

RECEIPTS

EXPENDITURES

Public Funds

City

County

Other

Funds

Total Op. Rev.

Including

Balance

Library

Materials

Salaries

Excluding

Janitors

Total

Operating

Library

Expend.

System

$157,347

$158,120

$5,864

$321,380

$ 30,538

$217,059

$317,021

CORVALLIS

-Adair

-Alsea

1,000

1,000

2,000

806

1,161

1,967

Monroe

-North Albany

10,096

2,000

189

14,241

1,123

10,473

13,683

Philomath

$168,443

$161,120

$6,053

$337,621

$ 32,467

$228,693

$332,671

'...".1

$-

$164,324

$$190,674

$ 19,991

$131,469

$189,986

OREGON CITY

9,677

1,150

218

11,045

1,903

8,077

10,182

Canby

-1,500

154

2,163

27

1,500

1,675

Clackamas

5,698

800

6,498

1,610

4,591

6,498

Estacada

52,852

2,300

84

56,389

13,028

3,6,589

53,743

Gladstone

138,017

6,750

3,031

147,798

20,182

106,629

138,661

Lake Oswego

124,661

6,600

1,542

132,803

16,132

96,105

132,198

Milwaukie

14,986

1,000

15,986

3,852

10,263

15,397

Molalla

99,745

3,550

6,021

109,316

14,568

88,646

109,316

Oregon City

8,694

900

228

10,031

1,025

8,197

9,414

Sandy

16,911

1,800

429

19,145

3,605

14,858

19,140

West Linn

$431,241

$190,674

$ 11,707

$701,848

$ 95,923

$506,924

$686,210

23


-SYSTEMS

-1974-75

C1

SERVICES

County

Over 50,000 Pop. (Con't)

Population

Volumes

Circulation

Hours Open

Per Week

DOUGLAS

ROSEBURG, HDQRS.

95,638

239,568

56

Canyonville

1,080

7,457

11,909

11

Drain

a1,230

5,803

14,735

16

Glendale

760

6,301

12,287

12

Myrtle Creek

2,945

6,276

17,261

18

Oakland

1,070

7,522

13,170

15

Reedsport

4,535

9,338

25,725

25

Riddle

1,145

7,884

26,995

24

Sutherlin

3,960

7,070

26,054

24

Winston

2,900

9,020

32,658

22

Yoncalla

765

9,286

19,241

17

Extension Service

175,281

TOTAL COUNTY

78,500

171,595

614,884

JACKSON

MEDFORD, HDQRS.

200,397

309,938

61

Ashland

14,500

143,627

61

Butte Falls

415

6,228

20

Central Point

5,350

60,081

54

Eagle Point

2,080

12,188

20

Gold Hill

730

13,830

20

Jacksonville

2,055

20,659

30

Phoenix

1,570

20,079

20

Prospect

7,930

20

Rogue River

845

39,764

40

Shady Cove

1,045

15,657

20

Talent

2,300

34,890

40

White City

25,472

40

Extension Service

1,033

TOTAL COUNTY

108,100

200,397

711,376

24

RECEIPTS


-SYSTEMS

-1974-75

EXPENDITURES

Public Funds

City

County

$ 8,000

$361,439

Other

Funds

Total Op. Rev.

Including

Balance

Library

Materials

Salaries

Excluding

Janitors

Total

Operating

Library

Expend

System

$ 8,000

$361,439

$

$

$369,439

$369,439

$656,270

$ 58,530 4/5/6/ $757,455

16/

$-

$656,270

$ 58,530

$757,455

$ 57,855

$ 57,855

$179,416

$179,416

25

$261,394

$353,611

ROSEBURG

-Canyonville

--

Drain

--

Glendale

--

Myrtle Creek

--

Oakland

--

Reedsport

--

Riddle

--

Sutherlin

-Winston

--

Yoncalla

$261,394

$353,611

$472,710

$769,570

$472,710

$769,570

MEDFORD

Ashland

Butte Falls

Central Point

Eagle Point

Gold Hill

Jacksonville

Phoenix

Prospect

Rogue River

Shady Cove

Talent

White City


-SYSATEMS

-1974-75

SERVICES

00

County

Over 50,000 Pop.- (Con't)

Population

Volumes

Circulation

Hours Open

Per Week

KLAMATH

KLAMATH FALLS, HDQRS

-89,325

213,622

69

Bly

-2,512

6,280

6Bonanza

245

3,779

11,016

9

Chiloquin

865

2,849

18,240

13

Gilchrist.

-2,580

5,602

6Malin

540

4,749

9,789

11

Merrill

775

2,413

5,116

7Keno

-1,531

5,771

6Extension Service

22,975

TOTAL COUNTY

53,400

109,738

298,411

MULTNOMAH

PORTLAND, HDQRS.

--

861,028

65

Albina

--

14,689

30

Belmont

-71,465

39

Capitol Hill

--

102,130

39

Gregory Heights

--

120,876

48

Gresham

--

101,437

48

Holgate

--

135,079

48

Hollywood

--

187,095

48

Lombard

--

28,683

31

Midland

--

167,917

48

Montavilla

--

53,241

39

North Portland

-70,865

48

Rockwood

--

150,173

48

St. Johns

-31,611

31

Sellwood

-45,212

31

26

RECEIPTS

'


-SYSTEMS

-1974-75

EXPENDITURES

Public Funds

Total Op. Rev.

Salaries

Total

Other

Including

Library

Excluding

Operating

Library

City

County

Funds

Balance

Materials

Janitors

Expend.

System

-$257,652

$3,753

$261,405

$ 41,263

$177,483

$250,758

KLAMATH FALLS

--

--

--

-Bly

--

--

--

-Bonanza

--

--

--

-Chiloquin

--

--

--

-Gilchrist

i-

--

--

--

Malin

--

--

--

-Merrill

--

--

--

-Keno

-$257,652

$3,753

$261,405

Cr)

$ 41,263

$177,483

$250,758

T4

$-

$-

$-

$-

$-

$-

$-

PORTLAND

--

--

--

-Albina

--

--

--

-Belmont

--

--

--

-Capitol Hill

--

--

--

-Gregory Heights

--

--

--

-Gresham

--

--

--

-Holgate

--

--

--

Hollywood

--

--

--

-Lombard

--

_-

--

-Midland

--

--

--

-Montavilla

--

--

--

-North Portland

--

--

--

-Rockwood

--

--

--

-St. Johns

--

--

--

-Sellwood

27


- SYSTEMS

-1974-75

SERVICES

County

Over 50,000 Pop. (Con't)

Population

Volumes

Hours Open

Circulation

Per Week

MULTNOMAH-Con't

Southwest Hills

University Park

Vernon

Woodstock

Extension Service

TOTAL COUNTY

25,000 to 50,000 Pop.

DESCHUTES

*-159,394

27,824

19,306

145,078

277,874

483131

480CrJ

544,900

1,076,470

2,770,977

BEND, HDQRS.

-41,969

201,735

56

Redmond 2/

44,510

6,509

58,446

48

Sisters I/

720

2,910

10,125

12

TOTAL COUNTY

39,890

51,388

270,306

JOSEPHINE

GRANTS PASS, HDQRS.

82,967

410,533

73

Cave Junction

595

18,000

61,337

55

Williams

1,000

3,752

10

Wolf Creek

1,000

8,578

12

Extension Service

4,737

TOTAL COUNTY

45,100

102,967

488,937

28


-SYSTEMS

-1974-75

RECEIPTS

EXPENDITURES

Public Funds

Total Op. Rev.

Salaries

Total

Other

Including

Library

Excluding

Operating

Library

City

County

Funds

Balance

Materials

Janitors

Expend.

System

$-

$-

$-

$Southwest Hills

University Park

Vernon

Woodstock

$-

$3,287,662

$184,409

$3,652,700

$430,284

$2,353,103

$3,373,760

MQ9

$19,603 $ 100,794

$ 14,828

7/

$139,113

$ 33,202

$74,883

$121,077

BEND

2,034

16,000

1,539

If/

27,716

2,164

17,240

21,801

Redmond

600

1,600

761

9/

2,961

729

1,260

2,340

Sisters

$22,237 $ 118,394

$ 17,128

$169,790

$ 36,095

$93,383

$145,218

$224,270

$ 32,366

10/

$258,217

$ 57,984

$172,421

$252,955

GRANTS PASS

Cave Junction

Williams

Wolf Creek

$224,270

$ 32,366

$258,217

$ 57,984

$172,421

$252,955

29


-SYSTEMS

-1974-75

SERVICES

County

Hours Open

25,000 to 50,000 Pop. (Con't)Population

Volumes

Circulation

Per Week

UMATILLA

PENDLETON, HDQRS

101,537

89,874

59

Athena 2/

915

1,662

7,236

6Echo

f/

490

920

2,589

8Helix

2/

160

1,086

1,189

6Hermiston 2/

5,865

8,819

40,084

54

Milton-Freewater 2/

4,265

12,468

32,999

30

Pilot Rock 2/

1,645

813

8,174

11

Stanfield

I/

960

975

4,607

6Umatilla

7/

815

2,261

5,902

10

Weston

2/

645

1,823

3,597

8Extension Service

11,425

TOTAL COUNTY

47,250

132,364

207,676

10,000 to 25,000 Pop.

BAKER

BAKER, HDQRS.

73,924

129,206

60

Haines

330

5,422

10

Halfway

355

5,880

12

'Huntington

530

4,494

10

Richland

160

5,010

12

Extension Service

42,494

TOTAL COUNTY

15,280

73,924

192,506

30

RECEIPTS


-SYSTEMS

-1974-75

EXPENDITURES

Public Funds

City

County

1$12,000

$ 97,879

2,526

900

794

23,332

20,390

2,066

840

1,358

2,250

'$66,456

$ 97,879

$-

$110,311

$110,311

Other

Funds

Total Op. Rev.

Including

Balance

Library

Materials

Salaries

Excluding

Janitors

Total

Operating

Library

Expend.

System

$3,952

11/

$11$,572

$24,724

$ 79,468

$117,352

PENDLETON

626

3,673

532

1,664

2,921

Athena

--

15

915

75

840

915

Echo

232

1,026

266

760

1,026

Helix

1,332

16/

24,664

3,768

15,874

24,664

Hermiston

20,390

2,847

14,803

19,464

Milton-Freewater

2,066

80

1,821

2,066

Pilot Rock

80

920

50

687

920

Stanfield

35

1,393

142

1,044

1,393

Umatilla

2,250.

650

1,500

2,321

Weston

CeD

$6,272

$175,869

$33,134

$118,461

$173,042

$4,265

12/

$114,576

$ 16,164

$ 72,350

$113,635

BAKER

Haines

Halfway

Huntington

Richland

$4,265

$114,576

$ 16,164

$ 72,350

$113,635

31

OREGON PUBLIC

LIBRARY STATISTICS

-SYSTEMS

-1974-75

SERVICES

County

Hours Open

10,000 to 25,000 Pop. (Conq)Population

Volumes

Circulation

Per Week

CROOK

PRINEVILLE, HDQRS.

11,460

13,630

57,397

57

TOTAL COUNTY

11,460

13,630

57,397

CURRY

Agness

-3,137

1,488

3Brookings 2/

3,070

16,342

52,806

37

Gold Beach-2/

1,550

11,813

42,246

43

Langlois

-Ai

-4,405

8,280

15

Port Orford 2/

1,025

10,007

19,402

18

TOTAL COUNTY

13,650

45,704

124,222

HOOD RIVER

HOOD RIVER, HDQRS.

.-

39,511

76,661

65

Cascade Locks

620

6,000

2,947

15

Parkdale

-5,800

6,902

10

TOTAL COUNTY

13,800

51,311

86,510

MALHEUR

ONTARIO, HDQRS.

79,289

108,097

63

Nyssa 2/

2,735

13,370

34,560

40

Vale V

1,705

7,555

15,082

20

Extension Service

6,856

TOTAL COUNTY

24,100

100,214

164,595

32

RECEIPTS


-SYSTEMS

-1974-75

EXPENDITURES

VD

Public Funds

City

County

Total Op. Rev.

Other

Including

Funds

Balance

Library

Materials

Salaries

Excluding

Janitors

Total

Operating

Library

Expend.

System

$ 29,036

$2,790

$ 50,633

$1 7,286

$ 18,402

$ 31,322

PRINEVILLE

$$ 29,036

$2,790

$ 50,633

$7,286

$ 18,402

' p 31,322

$$

1,685

$162

$2,643

$918

$517

$1,643

Agness

-15,393

11,857 13/

27,900

6,357

15,942

26,759

Brookings

1,830

13,300

2,403

37,254

5,217

8,242

22,119

Gold Beach

-4,494

218

4,618

2,116

1,892

4,343

Langlois

5,145

3,595

549

10,625

4,063

4,408

9,077

Port Orford

$6,975

$ 38,467

$ 15,189

$ 83,040

$ 18,671

$ 31,001

$ 63,941

$-

$ 60,933

$ 10,858 14/

$ 71,791

$ 13,195

$ 44,129

$ 64,409

HOOD RIVER

-Cascade Locks

-Parkdale

$-

$ 60,933

$ 10,858

$ 71,791

$ 13,195

$ 44,129

$ 64,409

$35,112

$ 61,591

$5,137 15/16/

$102,821

$ 21,516

$ 53,713

$101,241

ONTARIO

26,146

26,146

3,800

16,271

26,146

Nyssa

6,690

1,176 17/

8,320

4,505

6,170

13,370

Vale

$67,948

$ 61,591

$6,313

$137,287

$ 29,821

$ 76,154

$140,757

33


- SYSTEMS

-1974-75

C")

SERVICES

County

Hours Open

10,000 to 25,000 Pop. (Con't)Population

Volumes

Circulation

Per Week

TILLAMOOK

TILLAMOOK, HDQRS.

Bay City

Garibaldi

Manzanita

Pacific City-Woods

Extension Service

TOTAL COUNTY

UNION

La Grande 2/

Cove

Elgin

2/

Union

2/

TOTAL COUNTY

WASCO

THE DALLES, HDQRS.

Dufur

Maupin

Mosier

Extension Service

TOTAL COUNTY

2/

-965

1,130

445

-

66,120

1,351

2,017

6,095

567

109,920

10,828

9,070

6,381

4,446

42,669

6812

141212

576

1515

58

44

244

18,450

10,410

440

1,590

1,870

76,150

39,848

6,902

6,754

7,550

183,314

139,481

5,703

6,459

7,703

21,800

-570

600

265

.

61,054

32,230

9,967

2,856

-

159,346

105,519

18,151

3,418

3,811

2,091

20,050

45,053

34

132,990

-OREGON PUBLIC

LIBRARY STATISTICS

-SYSTEMS

-1974-75

RECEIPTS

EXPENDITURES

Public Funds

City

County

Other

Funds

Total Op. Rev.

Including

Balance

Library

Materials

Salaries

Excluding

Janitors

Total

Operating

Library

Expend.

System

-$104,960

$1,550

18/

$106,510

$ 19,109

$ 73,867

$101,028

TILLAMOOK

--

--

--

-Bay City

--

--

-Garibaldi

--

--

Manzanita

--

--

--

-Pacific City-

Woods

$104,960

$1,550

$106,510

$ 19,109

$ 73,867

$101,028

$52,979

$ 20,000

$1,125

19/

$ 74,104

$ 12,197

$ 47,044

$ 73,097

La Grande

-1,359

16/

1,982

97

240

837

Cove

2,540

-76

2,695

817

1,740

2,572

Elgin

4,115

-53

4,168

632

1,910

3,624

$59,634

$ 20,000

$2,613

$ 82,949

$ 13,743

$ 50,934

$ 80,130

$33,360

$ 33,301

$ 17,095

20/

$ 83,756

$ 19,835

$ 44,785

$ 82,323

THE DALLES

2,000

198

11,035

16/

13,233

10,915

14,868

29,985

AD,;3fur

1,295"

1,295

-3,310

56

499

1,871

Maupin

--

--

Mosier

$36,655

$ 34,794

$ 28,130

$100,299

$ 30,806

$ 60,152

$114,179

35

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-SYSTEMS

-1974 -75

SERVICES

County

5,000 to 10,000 Pop.

Population

Volumes

Circulation

Hours Open

Per Week

GRANT

JOHN DAY, HDQRS.

7,450

20;257

71,413

19

Extension Service

12,306

TOTAL COUNTY

7,450

20,257

83,719

HARNEY

Burns

7,240

19,795

26,729

30

TOTAL COUNTY

7,240

19,795

26,729

JEFFERSON

MADRAS, HDQRS.

9,490

207190

48,610

50

TOTAL COUNTY

9,490

20,190

48,610


-SYSTEMS

-1974-75

RECEIPTS

EXPENDITURES

Public Funds

City

County

Other

Funds

Total Op. Rev.

InCluding

Balance

Library

Materials

Salaries

Excluding

Janitors

Total

Operating

Library

Expend.

System

$-

$ 23,509

$$ 23,509

$5,299

$ 13,372

$ 22,000

JOHN DAY

$ 23,509

$$ 23,509

$5,299

$ 13,372

$ 22,000

C't

$ 4500

$ 22,432

$2,582

$ 32,516

$5,000

$ 14,500

$ 26,226

Burns

$ 4,500

$ 22,432

$2,582

$ 32,516

$5,000

$ 14,500

$ 26,226

$750

$ 13,123

$3,045

$ 29,289

$7,609

$ 10,676

$ 21,269

MADRAS

750

$ 13,123

$3,045

$ 29,289

$7,609

$ 10,676

$ 21,269

37


-SYSTEMS

-1974-75

SERVICES

County

5,000 to 10,000 Pop.(Con't)

Population

Volumes

Circulation

Hours Open

Per Week

LAKE

LAKEVIEW, HDQRS.

-21,684

39,221

63

Paisley

275

1,239

4,700

10

Extension .Service

1,933

TOTAL COUNTY

6,450

22,923

45,854

WALLOWA

ENTERPRISE, HDQRS.

-16,781

19,932

40

Enterprise 2/

1,770

8,196

15,355

29

Joseph 2/

-895

4,867

4,867

10

Wallowa-2/

850

5,361

5,558

15

Extensioli Service

4,135

TOTAL COUNTY

6,630

35,205

49,847

1,500 to 5,000 Pop.

GILLIAM

CONDON, HDQRS.

3,520

4,774

15

Arlington 2/

395

4,108

1,153

12

TOTAL COUNTY

1,955

7,628

5,927

TOTALS

1,355,345

2,808,960

8,006,305

38


-SYSTEMS

-1974-75

RECEIPTS

EXPENDITURES

Public Funds

City

County

Other

Funds

Total Op. Rev.

Including

Balance

Library

Materials

Salaries

Excluding

Janitors

Total

Operating

Library

Expend.

System

$1,500

$ 30,592

$-

$32,092

$8,658

$20,336

$32,022

LAKEVIEW

$1,500

$ 30,592

$-

$32,092

$8,658

$20,336

$32,022

7-4

,R5+

$-

$ 18,713

$-

$18,713

$3,977

$13,450

$18,712

ENTERPRISE

8,252

-434

22/

8,686

1,571

5,149

8,252

Enterprise

250

-50

417

1,249

1,031

2,280

Joseph

2,143

-278

2,740

254

1,473

2,397

Wallowa

$ 10,645

$ 18,713

$762

$30,556

$7,051

$21,103

$31,641

$-

$3,765

$350

23/

$4,655

$1,263

$2,971

$5,028

CONDON

700

750

200

24/

2,586

131

1,324

1,464

Arlington

$700

$4,515

$550

$7,241

$1,394

$4,295

$6,492

$925,684$5,928,336

$398,865

$7,586,632

$1,148,227

$4,895,843

$7,186,846

TOTALS

39

OREGON PUBLIC

LIBRARY STATISTICS

SERVICES

-CITIES

-1974-75

C.N1

sett

City Libraries

Pop. of

Area

Hours Open

Over 50,000 Pop.

County

Served

Volumes

Circulation

Per Week

Eugene

Lane

93,800

173,419

826,516

69

Salem

Marion

76,500

145,439

613,329

60

West Salem

10,000 to 35,000

Albany

Linn

21,930

50,613

165,475

62

Astoria

Clatsop

10,740

45,897

92,948

72

Beaverton

Washington

22,100

41,105

208,930

48

Coos Bay

Coos

14,130

44,385

156,028

59

Hillsboro

Washington

18,800

31,306

105,451

54

McMinnville

Yamhill

12,500

26,008

103,082

41

Springfield

Lane

34,600

54,416

225,099

67

Tigard

Washington

10,075

16,337

62,157

46

5,000 to 10,000

Cottage Grove

Lane

6,590

14,346

58,274

40

Dallas

Polk

7,530

24,042

68,757

39

Forest Grove

Washington

10,075

17,027

55,551

60

Lebanon

Linn

8,135

24,750

91,165

52

Monmouth

Polk

5,945

16,768

43,363

37

Newberg

Yamhill

8,145

16,986

39,562

35

Newport

Lincoln

5,840

15,550

99,378

45

North Bend

Coos

8,980

30,588

73,946

57

St. Helens

Columbia

6,855

11,152

22,139

34

Veneta

Lane

5,954

7,978

19,964

40

Woodburn

Marion

9,560

35,792

99,692

56

40

1

RECEIPTS


-CITIES

-1974-75

EXPENDITURES

Public Funds

Other

City

Funds

Total Op. Rev.

Including

Balance

Salaries

Library

Excluding

Materials

Janitors

Total

Operating

Expend.

City

Library

$446,581

255,126

157,257

74,302

93,038

69,556

54,384

49,932

166,234

22,727

19,874

35,344

34,709

46,249

30,567

16,594

21,312

32,798

5,100

875

57,216

$180,579 26/27/

$627,160

489,023

157,257

93,605

157,530

106,713

119,816

52,819

172,743

23,692

23,466

35,800

37,213

46,599

32,752

16,594

27,117

41,233

20,863

14,520

64,114

1

$ 84,497

87,702

18,776

14,621

28,537

15,075

66,160

7,054

21,425

4,073

4,740

6,278

9,114

9,108

10,544

5,617

10,554

9,496

2,859

3,650

8,018

$455,053

397,588

130,714

50,123

62,105

65,337

42,039

43,017

124,220

14,801

18,038

22,721

22,557

32,829

15,427

10,044

16,988

28,845

5,221

5,464

53,044

$597,546

517,215

167,004

76,004

91,737

96,298

119,817

52,819

160,592

23,692

25,638

35,800

35,083

46,526

31,051

16,594

32,225

43,234

8,881

10,359

65,721

Eugene

Salem

Albany

Astoria

Beaverton

Coos Bay

Hillsboro

McMinnville

Springfield

Tigard

Cottage Grove

Dallas

Forest Grove

Lebanon

Monmouth

Newberg

Newport

North Bend

St. Helens

Veneta

Woodburn

23,897 28/29/

-

2,539 30/31/

64,942 TY/51m/

34,042 IT /'/

65,432 TS"-

1,927 -

6,509 36/37/

965

3,572 38/

456

2,504 39/

350

2,185 40/

.m'

6

5,80541/31/

8,43542/31/

12,91143/

12,836 16/

9,46444/

41

OREGON PUBLIC

LIBRARY STATISTICS

SERVICES

-CITIES

-1974-75

City Libraries

Pop. of

Area

Hours Open

2,500 to 5,000 Pop.

County

Served

Volumes

Circulation

Per Week

Coquille

Coos

4,500

17,854

57,592

40

Cornelius

Washington

2,560

8,129

5,000

20

Florence

Lane

3,240

10,065

18,422

30

Independence

Polk

3,500

7,370

7,828

30

Junction City

Lane

2,650

9,673

16,626

30

Lincoln City

Lincoln

4,610

10,690

30,408

39

Myrtle Point

Coos

2,715

14,657

26,098

34

Oakridge

Lane

3,840

8,481

18,123

19

Seaside

Clatsop

4,620,

19,433

41,295

43

Scappoose

Columbia

2,545

10,019

12,375

18

Silverton

Marion

4,780

16,625

21,478

38

Stayton

'

Marion

3,515

6,831

13,342

17

Sweet Home

Linn

4,350

16,005

44,274

51

Toledo

Lincoln

3,100

11,164

27,890

43

Under 2,500 Pop.

Amity

Yamhill

915

3,000

-6

Bandon

Coos

2,055

17,394

43,197

32

Brownsville

Linn

1,160

12,244

11,074

20

Clatskanie

Columbia

1,475

3,375

6,985

18

Dayton

Yamhill

1,165

3,634

465

26

Falls City

Polk

790

3,621

2,678

6Fossil

Wheeler

615

2,132

1,223

6Halsey

Linn

625 51/

Harrisburg

Linn

1,560

6,290

2,719

3Heppner

Morrow

1,500

10,250

4,928

15

Ione

Morrow

435

6,021

916

5

42

RECEIPTS


-CITIES

1974-75

EXPENDITURES

Public

City

FundsOther

Funds

Total Op. Rev.

Including

Balance

Library

Materials

Salaries

Excluding-

Janitors

Total

Operating

Expend.

City

Library

$ 26,693

$ 11,546

31/

$ 39,139

5,719

$ 20,099

$ 30,093

Coquille

4,995

45/

4,995

749

4,067

4,995

Cornelius

10,102

2,916_/

16,188

7,297

6,384

14,877

Florence

10,855

10,855

1,900

6,985

10,855

Independence

13,130

13,130

2,429

9,815

12,963

Junction City

12,710

700

31/

13,410

1,607

7,484

12,246

Lincoln City

14,422

5,936

47/31/

20,358

5,790

10,135

19,016

Myrtle Point

5,764

5,764

1,765

3,705

5,460

Oakridge

19,777

687

21,094

5,811

11,805

19,924

Seaside

7,050

466

7,566

636

6,798

7,566

Scappoose

17,935

3,334

48/

21,269

4,172

13,945

19,754

Silverton

2,000

2,881

2,016

49/

1,300

3,765

Stayton

20,850

23,350

6,000

12,593

22,218

Sweet Home

20,390

54,120

50/31/

74,510

4,045

12,925

20,041

Toledo

400

64

1,477

129

416

545

Amity

9,011

6,475

31/

15,486

5,468

8,044

14,985

Bandon

2,880

2,880

1,000

1,595

2,880

Brownsville

6,221

728-

7,001

1,844

3,296

6,857

Clatskanie

260

7274

235

241

Dayton

925

925

200

725

725

Falls City

50

88

454

234

234

Fossil

Halsey

1,255

25

1,280

240

946

1,261

Harrisburg

3,535

3,535

605

2,140

3,535

Heppner

100

331

52/

1,166

28

197

266

Ione

43


-CITIES

-1974-75

SERVICES

Under 2,500

Pop. (Con't) County

Pop. of

Area

Served

Volumes

Circulation

Hours Open

Per Week,

Jefferson

Marion

1,140

2,707

1,603

8Lyons

Linn

805

5,325

2,421

8Moro

Sherman

295

3,641

1,793

5Mt. Angel

Marion

2,480

5,419

7,554

19

Powers

Coos

885

10,338

20,081

18

Rainier

,Columbia

1,825

6,250

2,518

20

Scio

Linn

510

1,690

-5

Sheridan

Yamhill

2,075

11,119

11,258

26

Sherwood

Washington

1,765

6,095

4,007

9Siletz

Lincoln

725

4,829

823

4Vernonia

Columbia

1,650

4,240

6,396

20

Waldport

Lincoln

835

7,745

17,570

21

Willamina

Yamhill

1,345

7,580

4,867

9Yachats

Lincoln

465

2,596

2,924

20

TOTALS

478,404

1,158,435

3,729,557

44

1

RECEIPTS


-CITIES

-1974-75

EXPENDITURES

Public Funds

Total Op. Rev.

Salaries

Total

Other

Including

Library

Excluding

Operating

City

City

Funds

Balance

Materials

Janitors

Ex end.

Librar

100

1,028

300

5,146

5,438

3,171

300

6,592

1,363

-

3,361

600

500

630

$672

-469

-941 31/

$3,614

1,028

1,068

5,146

6,712

3,221

325

6,824

2,206

846

4,897

2,083

810

3,008

$43013

544

5,190

2,753

99123

2,780

832

613

1,950

1,682

405

'

1,663

$505

$

1,016

-

3,791

3,669

1,847

300

5,277

1,324

-54/

2,911-7.

-260

-

935

1,029

655

9,646

6,422

2,878

323

8,624

2,156

720

4,887

1,726

665

2,016

Jefferson

Lyons

Moro

Mt. Angel

Powers

Rainier

Scio

Sheridan

Sherwood

Siletz

Vernonia

Waldport

Willamina

Yachats

50

18

232

843 53/

721 31/

36

1,152 31/

105

720 31/

$1,924,619

$537,727

$2,711,404

$507,451

$1,782,709

$2,531,840

45

CO

e14

COMPARISON OF TAXABLE PROPERTY VALUES:

POPULATION, SUPPORT, AND USE OF PUBLIC LIBRARIES

Arranged by Value of

Taxable Property from Summary of

1975 Assessment Rolls, Oregon

Department of Revenue

SUPPORT

PUBLIC

County

Value of

Taxable

Property

Population 55/

Local

City

Funds 56/

County

1.

Multnomah

$7,279,718,723

544,900

$3,287,662

2.

Lane

3,082,078,630

237,000

662,560

3.

Clackamas

2,760,697,579

196,900

471,241

190,674

4.

Washington

2,679,355,648

189,400

206,221

5.

Marion

;1f991,635,950

164,900

337,523

6.

Douglas

1,569,780,282

78,500

8,000

361,439

7.

Jackson

1,423,869,793

108,100

656,270

8.

Linn

1,273,960,330

79,900

229,819

9.

Klamath

802,197,289

53,400

257,652

10.

Coos

761,406,875

59,070

157,918

35,000

11.

Columbia

718,365,634

31,160

24,903

12.

Umatilla

659,058,614

47,250

66,456

97,879

13.

Benton

649,143,303

63,500

168,443

161,120

14.

Deschutes

629,472,446

39,890

22,237

118,394

46

Total

Expenditures

Expenditures

Per Capita

Volumes

Circulation

Circulation

Per Capita

County

$ 3,373,760

$6.19

1,076,470

2,770,977

5.1

Multnomah

827,455

3.49

278,378

1,183,024

5.0

Lane

686,210

3.49

259,849

821,585

4.2

Clackamas

277,480

1.47

119,999

441,096

2.3

Washington

617,036

3.74

212,813

756,998

4.6

Marion

353,611

4.50

171,595

614,884

7.8

Douglas

769,570

7.12

200,397

711,376

6.6

Jackson

C7'

'TM

241,241

3.02

116,917

317,128

4.0

Linn

250,758

4.70

109,738

298,411

5.6

Klamath

210,048

3.56

135,216

376,942

6.4

Coos

31,069

1.00

35,036

50,413

1.6

Columbia

173,042

3.66

132,364

207,676

4.4

Umatilla

332,671

5.24

111,154

460,587

7.3

Benton

145,218

3.64

51,388

270,306

6.8

Deschutes

47



Arranged by Value of Taxable Property from Summary of 1975 Assessment Rolls,

Oregon Department of Revenue

PUBLIC SUPPORT

County

Value of

Taxable

Property

Population 55/

Local

City

Funds 56/

County

15.

Clatsop

$571,088,245

29,060

$94,079

$431

16.

Lincoln

555,521,195

27,300

55,642

4,200

17.

Josephine

551,754,492

45,100

-224,270

18.

Yamhill

538,812,945

44,000

74,278

-

19.

Polk

446,098,549

40,050

77,691

-

20.

Malheur

336,160,268

24,100

67,948

61,591

21.

Tillamook

330,229,904

18,450

-104,960

22.

Wasco

303,396,181

20,050

36,655

34,794

23.

Union

271,131,532

21,800

59,634

20,000

24.

Curry

240,129,057

13,650

6,975

38,467

25.

Baker

234,111,667

15,280

-110,311

26.

Jefferson

227,900,338

9,490

750

13,123

27.

Hood River

201,332,542

13,800

-60,933

28.

Morrow

193,347,117

4,750

3,635

48

Total

Expenditures

Expenditures

Per Capita

Volumes

Circulation

Circulation

Per Capita

County

$95,928

$3.30

65,330

134,243

4.6

Clatsop

68,974

2.53

52,574

178,993

6.6

Lincoln

252,955

5.61

102,967

488,937

10.8

Josephine

79,488

1.81

68,327

159,234

3.6

Yamhill

78,431

1.96

51,801

122,626

3.1

Polk

140,757

5.84

100,214

164,595

6.8

Malheur

101,028

5.48

76,150

183,314

9.9

Tillamook

114,179

5.69

45,053

132,990

6.6

Wasco

80,130

3.68

61,054

159,346

7.3

Union

63,941

4.68

45,704

124,222

9.1

Curry

113,635

7.44

73,924

192,506

12.6

Baker

21,269

2.24

20,190

48,610

5.1

Jefferson

64,409

4.67

51,311

86,510

6.3

Hood River

3,801

.80

16,271

5,844

1.2

Morrow

49



Arranged by Value of Taxable Property fromSummary of 1975 Assessment Rolls, Oregon

Department of Revenue

SUPPORT

PUBLIC

County

Value of

Taxable

Property

Population 55]

Local

City

Funds 56/

County

29.

Crook

$164,659,578

11,460

$29,036

30.

Wallowa

160,981,061

6,630

10,645

18,713

31.

Lake

128,284,393

6,450

1,500

30,592

32.

Harney

109,877,360

7,240

4,500

22,432

33.

Gilliam

100,044,469

1,955

700

4,515

34.

Grant

97,256,457

7,450

-23,509

35.

Sherman

94,853,243

2,130

300

36.

Wheeler

33,666,452

1,935

50

TOTALS

$32,171,378,141

2,266,000

$2,850,303

$5,967,967

STATE TOTAL SUMMARY

Library System Totals

1,355,345

$925,684

$5,928,336

City Library Totals

478,404

1,924,619

39,631

State Totals

1,833,749

$2,850,303

$5,967,967

50

Total

Expenditures

Expenditures

Per Capita

Volumes

Circulation

Circulation

Per Capita

County

$31,322

$2.73

13,630

57,397

5.0

Crook

31,641

4.77

35,205

49,847

7.5

Wallowa

32,022

4.96

22,923

45,854

7.1

Lake

26,226

3.62

19,795

26,729

3.7

Harney

6,492

3.32

7,628

5,927

3.0

Gilliam

22,000

2.95

20,257

83,719

11.2

Grant

C'D

655

.31

3,641

1,793

.8

Sherman

in

234

.12

2,132

1,223

.6

Wheeler

$9,718,686

$4.29

3,967,395

11,735,862

5.2

STATE TOTAL SUMMARY

$7,186,846

$5.30

2,808,960

8,006,305

5.9

Library System Totals

2,531,840

5.29

1,158,435

3,729,557

7.8

City Library Totals

$9,718,686

$5.30

3,967,395

11,735,862

6.4

State Totals

51

LIST OF FOOTNOTES

Counties

-pp. 22 - 39

LIBRARY SYSTEM:

An organization based on a plan or procedure in which

library units work to-

gether, sharing services and resources in

a manner which results in improved services to lib-

rary users.

From Library Statistics:

A Handbook of Concepts, Definitions, and Terminology,

A.L.A., 1966.

1.

Circulation for bookmobiles and stations is included

in Extension Service.

2.

City library.

3.

Included in Corvallis Public Library figure, $100,653.

4.

Includes $10,964 1974 LSCA Title III grant for

Southern Oregon Library Federation

teletype system.

(Jackson CL, Medford)

5.

Includes $1,362 federal College Work Study funds.


6.

Includes $6,234 federal library WIN funds.


7.

Revenue Sharing funds - $12,000.

(Deschutes CL, Bend)

8.

Revenue Sharing funds - $965.

(Redmond)

9.


(Sister,;)

10.

Includes Comprehensive Education and TrainingAct funds - $15,000. (Josephine CL, Grants

Pass)

11.

Includes Revenue Sharing funds

- $1,000.

(Umatilla CL, Pendleton)

12.


(Baker CL, Baker)

13.


- $9,348.

(Brookings)

14.


$8,358.

(Hood River CL, Hood

River)

15.


- $832.

(Malheur CL, Ontario)

16.

Includes $42,572 school district funds.

LIST OF FOOTNOTES (Continued)

Counties

-pp. 22 - 39

17.

Includes Revenue Sharing funds - $600.

(Vale)

18.


(Tillamook CL, Tillamook)

19.

Includes Revenue Sharing funds - $1,007.

(La Grande)

20.


(The Dalles- Wasco CL, The Dalles)

21.


(Jefferson CL, Madras)

22.


(Enterprise Public Library)

23.


(Gilliam CL, Condon)

24.


(Arlington)

Cities

-pp. 40 - 45

Neither the county nor city public library statistics included capital expenditures such as for

building sites, additions, and building equipment.

25.

Libraries in unincorporated towns which are not part of a library system are not included

in the Directory.

26.


(Eugene)

2'.

Includes Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA) funds - $26,529.

(Eugene)

28.


(Salem)

29.

Includes $28,192 from 1975 $50,000 LSCA Title I grant to Chemeketa Community Regional

Library Service to build book collection.

(Salem)

30.


(Astoria)

53

LIST OF FOOTNOTES

(Continued)

Cities

-pp. 40 - 45

31.

Includes county funds:

North Bend, $6,405; Bandon, $6,475; Coos

Bay, $13,370; Coquille,

$4,865; Myrtle Point, $3,010; Powers, $875;

Newport, $700; Siletz, $700; Toledo, $700;

Waldport, $700; Lincoln City, $700; Astoria, $431;

and Yachats, $700.

32.

Includes $50,000 1975 LSCA Title I grant for outreach

and library development. (Beaverton)

33.

Includes $14,942 1975

LSCA Title III grant to establish a

program of regional interlibrary

cooperation.

(Beaverton)

34.


- $17,400.

(Coos Bay)

35.

Includes $64,486 from building bond fund used to purchase

books.

(Hillsboro)

117

36.


- $4,544.

(Springfield)

37.

Includes Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA)

funds - $1,965.

(Springfield)

38.


(Cottage Grove)

39.


funds - $2,280.

(Forest Grove)

40.


(Monmouth)

41.


(Newport)

42.


funds - $1,568.

(North Bend)

43.

Includes Revenue Sharing funds - $8,797:

(St. Helens)

44.

Includes Emergency Employment Act funds

- $5,318.

(Woodburn)

45.


(Cornelius)

46.


(Florence)

54

LIST OF FOOTNOTES

(Continued)

Cities

-pp. 40 - 45

47.

Includes Revenue Sharing funds - $2,500 (Myrtle Point)

48.

CETA funds - $3,334.

(Silverton)

49.

Includes $1,500 from 1975 $50,000 LSCA Title I grant to Chemeketa

Community Regional

Library Service to build book collection.

(Stayton)

50.


(Toledo)

51.

No report submitted.

Library closed for reorganization.

(Halsey)

52.


(Ione)

53.


(Sherwood)

54.

All volunteer work.

(Siletz)

Comparison by,County Totals

-pp. 46 - 51

55.

Summary of Assessment Rolls

-Oregon State Tax Commission, August 26, 1975,

56.

Private funds augment tax support for some libraries.

55

BAKER

*Baker

Haines

Halfway

Huntington

Richland

OREGON COMMUNITIES SERVED BY LIBRARIES

An arrangement by counties

Population

(1B)

15,280

COOS

9,450

Bandon

330

Coos Bay

355

Coquille

530

Myrtle Point

160

North Bend

Powers

Population

59,070

2,055

14,130

4,500

2,715

8,980

885

BENTON

(1B)

63,500

Adair

CROOK

11,460

Alsea

*Prineville

4,980

*Corvallis

39,100

Monroe

480

CURRY

13,650

North Albany

Agness

Philomath

1,960

Brookings

3,070

CLACKAMAS

(1B)

196,900

Gold Beach

1,550

Canby

5,440

Langlois

Clackamas

Port Orford

1,025

Estacada

1,550

Gladstone

8,075

DESCHUTES

39,890

Lake Oswego

19,000

*Bend

16,200

Milwaukie

18,300

Redmond

4,510

Molalla

2,625

Sisters

720

*Oregon City

11,900

Sandy.

1,890

DOUGLAS

(2B)

78,500

West Linn

8,630

(1S)

Canyonville

1,080

CLATSOP

29,060

Drain

1,230

Astoria

10,740

Glendale

760

Seaside

4,620

Myrtle Creek

2,945

Oakland

1,070

COLUMBIA

31,160

Reedsport

4,535

Clatskanie

1,475

Riddle

1,145

Rainier

1,825

*Roseburg

15,530

St. Helens

6,855

Sutherlin

3,960

Scappoose

2,545

Winston

2,900

Vernonia

1,650

Yoncalla

765

56

1

GILLIAM

Arlington

*Condon

GRANT

*John Day

HARNEY

*Burns

HOOD RIVER

OREGON COMMUNITIES SERVED BY LIBRARIES

-Continued

Population

1,955

JOSEPHINE

395

Cave Junction

910

*Grants Pass

Williams

(1B)

7,450

Wolf Creek

1,770

KLAMATH

,Bly

7,240

Bonanza

3,460

Chiloquin

Gilchrist

13,800

Keno

(1B)

(2B)

Population

45,100

595

13,450

53,400

245

865

Cascade Locks

620

*Klamath Falls

16,300

*Hood River

4,525

Malin

540

Parkdale

Merrill

775

JACKSON

108,100

LAKE

6,450

(7

Ashland

14,500

*Lakeview

2,755

in

Butte Falls

415

Paisley

275

Central Point

5,350

Eagle Point

2,080

LANE

237,000

Gold Hill

730

Cottage Grove

6,590

Jacksonville

2,055

Eugene

(2B)

93,800

*Medford

33,900

Florence

3,240

Phoenix

1,570

Junction City

2,650

Prospect

Oakridge

3,840

Rogue River

845

Springfield

34,600

Shady Cove

1,045

Veneta

1,885

Talent

2,300

White City

LINCOLN

27,300

Lincoln City

4,610

JEFFERSON

*Madras

9,490

1,945

Newport

Siletz

Toledo

5,840

725

3,100

Waldport

835

Yachats

465

57

LINNAlbany

Brownsville

Halsey

Harrisburg

Lebanon

Lyons

Scio

OREGON COMMUNITIES

Population

79,900

21,930

1,160

625

1,560

8,135

85

SERVED BY LIBRARIES - Continued

Oft

SHERMAN

Moro

TILLAMOOK

Bay City

Garibaldi

Manzanita

Pacific City

CO

Population

2,130

295

(1B)

18,450

965

1,130

445

Sweet Home

4,350

*Tillamook

4,170

MALHEUR

(1B)

24,100

UMATILLA

47,250

Nyssa

2,735

Athena

915

*Ontario

7,700

Echo

490

Vale

1,705

Helix

160

Hermiston

5,865

MARION

164,900

Milton-Freewater

4,265

Jefferson

1,140

*Pendleton

14,010

Mount Angel

2,480

Pilot Rock

1,645

Salem

(2B)

76,500

Stanfield

960

Silverton

4,780

Umatilla

815

Stayton

3,515

Weston

645

Woodburn

9,560

UNION

21,800

MORROW

4,750

Cove

440

Heppner

1,500

Elgin

1,590

Ione

435

La Grande

10,410

Union

1,870

MULTNOMAH

(4 B)

544,900

Gresham

20,500

WALLOWA

6,630

*Portland

372,200

*Enterprise

1,770

Joseph

895

POLK

40,050

Wallowa

850

Dallas

7,530

Falls City

790

WASCO

20,050

Independence

3,500

Dufur

570

Monmouth

5,945

Maupin

600

Mosier

265

*The Dalles

10,770

58

OREGON COMMUNITIES SERVED BY LIBRARIES - Continued

Population

WASHINGTON

189,400

Beaverton

22,100

Cornelius

2,560

Forest Grove

10,075

Hillsboro

18,800

Sherwood

1,765

Tigard

10,075

WHEELER

1,935

Fossil

615

YAMHILL

44,000

Amity

915

Dayton

1,165

McMinnville

12,500

Newberg

8,145

Sheridan

2,075

Willamina

1,345

Population figures are from Population Estimates of Counties and

Incorporated Cities of Oregon, July 1, 1974--Center for Population

Research and Census, Portland State University.

* County library headquarters

(B) Bookmobile

(S) Stationwagon

COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES':

Institution

Telephone

Blue Mountain Community College,

276-1260

2410 N.W. Carden Ave., Box 100, Pendleton 97801

Central Oregon Community College, N.W. College Way,

Bend 97701

Chemeketa Community College, Learning Resource Center,

P.O. Box 1007, 4000 Lancaster Dr. N.E., Salem 97308

Clackamas Community College, 19600 S. Molalla Ave.,

Oregon City 97045

Clatsop Community College, 1680 Lexington, Astoria 97103

Colegio Cesar Chavez, Mt. Angel 97362

(formerly Mt. Angel College)

Columbia Christian College, 200 N.E. 91st Ave.,

Portland 97220

Concordia College, 2811 N.E. Holman St., Portland 97211

Eastern Oregon State

College, 8th and K Avenue,

La Grande 97850

George Fox College, Newberg 97132

Judson Baptist College, 9201 N.E. Fremont, Portland 97220

60

Library Director

Mrs. Mary Bates

William Fenton, Audio-

visual Director

382-6112

Edward S. Jackson

399-5043

Mrs. Jean B. Gustafson

656-2631

Mrs. Margaret Charters

325-0910

Mrs. Roberta Anderson

845-2234

(Vacaat)

255-7060

Mrs. Gay G. Nisbett

288-9371

Mrs. Alma M. Dobberfuhl

963-2171

John W. Evans

538-8383

Genette McNichols

252-5563

Alice Kienberger

COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES - Continued

Institution

Telephone

Library Director

Lane Community College, P.O. Box 1E, 4000 E. 30th Ave.,

747-4501

Del.Matheson

Eugene 97401

Lewis and Clark College, 0615 S.W. Palatine Hill Rd.,

244-6161

James W. Pirie

Portland 97219

Northwestern School of Law, 10015 S.W. Terwilliger Blvd.,

244-1181

Walter F. Brown

Portland 97219

Linfield College, McMinnville 97128

472-4121

Mrs. Martha Ezell

Linn-Benton Community College, Learning Resources Center,

928-2361

William A. Siebler

6500 S.W. Pacific Blvd., Albany 97321

Marylhurst Education Center, Marylhurst 97036

636-8141

Sister Marie Streff

Mt. Angel Abbey, Saint Benedict 97373

845-3318

Father Leo Rimmele

QD

Mt. Hood Community College, 26000 S.E. Stark, Gresham 97030

666-1561

C. W. Abshire

Multnomah School of the Bible, 8435 N.E. Glisan St.,

255-0332

Reverend Lewis G. Randal

Portland 97220

Northwest Christian College, 11th and Alder Sts.,

343-1641

Robert D. Gault

Eugene 97401

Oregon College of Education, Monmouth 97361

838-1220

Dr. Clarence C. Gorchels

Oregon State University, Corvallis 97331

754-3411

Rodney K. Waldron

61

COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES

- Continued

Institution

Telephone

Oregon Institute of Technology, Oretech Branch P.O.,

882-6321

Klamath Fa1ls 97601

Pacific University, Forest Grove 97116

Portland Community College, 12000 S.W. 49th Ave.,

Portland 97219

Portland State University, P.O. Box 1151, Portland 97207

Reed College, 3203 S.E. Woodstock Blvd., Portland 97202

Library Director

Harvey Rice

357-6151

Charles H. Kemp

244-6111

Roy L. Tidwell

229,4521

Kenneth W. Butler, Actg.

771-1112

Luella R. Pollock

Mrs. Nellie K. Logan

Norman D. Alexander

Rogue Community College, 3345 Redwood Hwy., Grants Pass 97526 479-5541

Southern Oregon State College,1250 Siskiyou Blvd.,

Ashland 97520

Southwestern Oregon Community College, Box 518,

Empire Station, Coos Bay 97420

Treasure Valley Community College, Weese Bldg.-Library,

650 College Blvd., Ontario 97914

Umpqua Community College, P.O. Box 967, Roseburg 97470

University of Oregon, Eugene 97403

UO Health Sciences Center, 3181 S.W. Sam Jackson Park Rd.,

P.O. Box 573, Portland 97207

UO Health Sciences Center, Dental Library,

611 S.W. Campus Drive, Portland 97207

62

482-6445

888-3234

889-6493

672-5571

Mrs. Dorotha McCarthy

Sandra Blackaby

Mrs. Eleanor L. Moody

686-3056

Dr. H. William Axford

225-8026

Heather G. Rosenwinkel, Actg.

225-8822

Mrs. Carol G. Jenkins

Institution

COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES - Continued

Telephone

283-7111

University of Portland, 5000 N. Willamette Blvd.,

Portland 97203

Warner Pacific College, 2219 S.E. 68th Ave.,

rPortland 97215

Western Baptist Bible College, 5000 Deer Park Dr. S.E.,

Salem 97302

Western Conservative Baptist Seminary, 5511 S.E.

Hawthorne Blvd., Portland 97215

Western Evangelical Seminary, 4200 S.E. Jennings Ave.,

Portland 97222

Willamette University, 900 State Street,

Salem 97301

1

Willamette University College of Law Library,

Winter and Ferry Sts. S.E., S;=.1.em 97301

63

775-4368

581-8600

233-8561

654-5182

370-6312

370-6386

Library Director

Rev. James W. Simonson

Mrs. Laurena N. Wright

J.Richard Muntz

Mrs. Betty Lu Johnstone

Leta E. Hockett

Mrs. Patricia Stockton

Mrs. Shirley Ngai, Actg.

COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARY STATISTICS

- 1974-75

COLLECTION

Number of

Serials

Volumes

Received Added 74-75 Held 7/1/75

Microforms

Added 74-75 Held 7/1/75

Audiovisual Materials

Added 74-75 Held 7/1/75

Blue Mountain Community

543

3,386

28,523

111

1,120

129

4,967

College, Pendleton

Central Oregon Community

256

1,567

29,000

305

458

100

660

College, Bend

Chemeketa Community

960

9,056

32,856

87

763

647

N.A.1/

College, Salem

Clackamas Community

495

3,440

30,475

283

1,993

4,676

14,760

College, Oregon City

Clatsop Community

492

2,391

27,041

1,296

3,589

346

1,697

College, Astoria

Columbia Christian

101

1,807

27,435

621,666

32

759

College, Portland

Concordia College,

412

2,216

30,815

37

829

493

6,367

Portland

Eastern Oregon College,

865

2,138

81,618

58

9,376

637

8,712

La Grande

,George Fox College,

597

2,252

50,582

99

622

118

669

Newberg

Judson Baptist College,

93

673

23,022

0264

5819

Portland

64

1

COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARY STATISTICS -

1974-75,

Professional

Circulation

Staff

9,857

3.5

12,059

1.0

42,896

4.0

30,475

3.0

N.A.1/

3.3

3,339

1.0

8,510

3.0

I/

43,768

4.0

19,249

2.0

I3,502

1.0

1

EXPENDITURES

'Salaries

Total

Library

Excluding

Operating

Materials

Janitors

Expenditures

Institution

$36,600

$58,147

$95,557

Blue Mountain Community

College, Pendleton

28,031

33,079

61,110

Central Oregon Community

College, Bend

95,674

94,481

326,841

Chemeketa Community

College, Salem

42,164

115,435

157,599

Clackamas Community

College, Oregon City

27,227

39,948

70,216

Clatsop Community

College, Astoria

8,419

10,896

19,315

Columbia Christian

College, Portland

14,032

27,486

41,518

Concordia College,

Portland

37,823

155,572

204,344

Eastern Oregon College,

La Grande

14,962

32,444

50,590

George Fox College,

Newberg

3,054

11,625

14,679

Judson Baptist College,

Portland

65

COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARY STATISTICS - 1974-75

COLLECTION

Number of

Serials

Volumes


Microforms

Added 74-75 Held 7/1/75


Added 74-75 Held 7/1/75

Lane Community

710

4,050

42,078

657

13,057

N.A.1/

N.A.1/

College, Eugene

Lewis & Clark College,

1,039

7,932

126,188

283

3,495

314

3,234

Portland

Northwestern School of

7,553

11,043

87,015

2,647

15,565

00

Law, Portland

Linfield College,

827

2,636

88,797

246

22,773

456

3,624

McMinnville

Linn-Benton Community

451

.3,398

28,426

1,535

8,985

16,2003/

College, Albany

Marylhurst Education

312

1,474

94,830

5732

934

13,015

Center, Marylhurst

Mt. Angel Abbey,

647

5,582

87,929

N.A.1/

N.A.1/

N.A.1/

N.A.1/

St. Benedict

Mt. Hood Community

525

3,086

41,449

120

1,070

2,568

27,654

College, Gresham

Multnomah School of the

137

1,341

:'4,431

00

287

1,838

Bible, Portland

Northwest Christian

385

1,581

44,587

793

509

4,863

College, Eugene

65


EXPENDITURES

Professional

Circulation

Staff

Salaries

Total

Library

Excluding

Operating

Materials

Janitors

Expenditures

Institution

97,000

69,533

19,657

13,986

10,217

2/

N.A.1/

73,249

16,600

35,316

4.0

7.5

4.0

4.0

5.0

2.0

4.0

2.8

2.9

5.0

$ 46,914

114,646

117,344

25,675

34,338

5,164

31,716

55,613

7,101

15,634

$157,516

160,708

91,298

71,280

57,131

31,140

14,634

283,975

25,119

42,423

67

$204,430'

Lane Community

College, Eugene

297,050

218,202

99,952

103,970

Lewis & Clark College,

Portland

Northwestern School of

'.Law, Portland

C11

Linfield College,

(

McMinnville

Linn-Benton Community

College, Albany

94,184 Y

Marylhurst Education

Center, Marylhurst

72,892

Mt. Angel Abbey,

St. Benedict

478,937

Mt. Hood Community

College, Gresham

34,050

Multnomah School of the

Bible, Portland

63,553

Northwest Christian

College, Eugene

COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARYSTATISTICS - 1974-75

COLLECTION

Number of

Serials

Volumes

Microforms


Received Added 74-75 Held 7/1/75 Added 74-75

Held 7/1/75 Added 74-75 Held 7/1/75

Oregon College of

1,229

6,414

146,157

585

13,115

32

458

Education, Monmouth.

Oregon State University,

18,134

28,779

736,371

38,625

442,041

00

Corvallis

-

Oregon Institute of

1,306

2,473

43,266

41

43

-1/

5,492

Technology, Klamath

Falls

Pacific University,

8705/

5,483

104,591

225

4,185

495

2,821

Forest Grove

Portland Community

587

5,850

49,569,

292

2,822

753

11,003

College, Portland

Portland State

11,716

29,705

467,617

26,713

306,185

1,878

33,899

University, Portland

Reed College, Portland

1,110

6,623

243,947

16

16,073

00

Rogue Community College,

160

2,549

17,075

00

178

986

Grants Pass

Southern Oregon State

2,050

12,980

160,185

19,660

217,306

-1/

_1/

College, Ashland

Southwestern Oregon Com-

618

1,904

41,675

92

1,900

304

7,462

munity College, Coos Bay

68

COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARY STATISTICS - 1974-75

EXPENDITURES

Salaries

Total

Professional

Library

Excluding

Operating

Circulation

Staff

Materials

Janitors

Expenditures

Institution

120,970

189,566

7,154

25,368

61,242

262,227

39,632

13,517

77,171

33,877

6.0

$ 99,499

$146,062

$283,956

,Oregon College of

Education, Monmouth

32.0

710,676

698,648

1,409,324

Oregon State University,

Corvallis

2.0

28,886

22,919

51,805

Oregon Institute of

Technology, Klamath

Falls

4.0

5.0

32.0

5.0

1.0

12.0

5.0

45,335

108,000

375,140

102,650

15,982

168,971

51,019

86,617

246,463

1,056,974

96,170

56,687

263,872

133,321

69

156,221

Pacific University,

Forest Grove

354,463

Portland Community

College, Portland

1,745, 904§-/ Portland State

University, Portland

218,170


88,062

432,843

184,340

Rogue Community College,

Grants Pass

Southern Oregon State

College, Ashland

Southwestern Oregon Com-

munity College, Coos Bay


COLLECTION

,,y

Number of

Serials

Volumes


Microforms

Added 74-75 Held 7/1/75


Added 74-75 Held 7/1/75

Treasure Valley Com-

munity College, Ontario

228

639

24,014

1.1

7/

7/

Umpqua Community College,

388

2,700

33,400

16

378

358

1,625

Roseburg

University of Oregon,

19,188

42,607

1,266,234

24,037

495,418

1,950

127,639

Eugene

UO Health Sciences Ctr.,

667

383

16,059

10

10

465

465

Dental School, Portland


2,687

4,779

137,419

022.

1400

Medical School, Portland

University of Portland,

1,197

5,053

162,465

273

4,800

23

1,257

Portland

Warner Pacific College,

385

2,950

46,367

128

1,071

1,072

3,004

Portland

Western Baptist Bible

373

620

28,773

0334

96

2,124

College, Salem

Western Conservative

525

1,565

29,853

8220

342

1,453

Baptist Theological

Seminary, Portland

Western Evangelical

280

2,031

30,200

030

21

480

Seminary, Portland

70


EXPENDITURES

Salaries

Total

Professional

Library

Excluding

Operating

Circulation

Staff

Materials

Janitors

Expenditures

Institution

7,600

.5

$16,908

$25,510

$42,418

Treasure Valley Com-

munity College, Ontario

N.A.

1/

2.0

31,987

42,813

80,354

Umpqua Community College,

Roseburg

566,357

45.0

660,456

1,499,870

2,260,485

University of Oregon,

Eugene

25,136

1.0

15,759

26,067

51,837


Dental School, Portland

135,985

5.0

80,344

87,055

340,714


Medical School, Portland

39,861

4.0

64,245

110,944

191,952

University of Portland,

Portland

12,089

5.0

19,260

45,560

64,820

Warner Pacific College,

Portland

16,641

2.0

12,425

21,844

35,694

Western Baptist Bible

College, Salem

34,294

2.0

13,007

40,364

60,877

Western Conservative

Baptist Theological

Seminary, Portland

10,887

1.0

13,506

18,501

32,007

Western Evangelical

Seminary, Portland

71

COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARY STATISTICS

- 1974-75

COLLECTION

Number of

Serials

Volumes

Microforms


Received Added 74-75 Held 7/1/75 Added 74-75

Held 7/1/75 Added 74-75 Held 7/1/75

Willamette University,

882

5,258

113,513

726

25,771

181

7,068

Salem

Willamette University

2,135

6,307

66,566

11

11

13

62

College of Law, Salem

Ls

1.

Figures not available.

2.

No circulation statistics kept as collection is primarily for

reference use only.

3.

Estimate that exceeds 16,200 separate items.

4.

Includes $23,000 debt

retirement.

72


EXPENDITURES

Circulation

Professional

Staff

Library

Materials

Salaries

Excluding

Janitors

Total

Operating

Expenditures

Institution

32,990

2.8

$64,505

$ 70,083

$152,728

Willamette University,

SalF

66,566

2.0

74,558

70,895

lei,168

Willamette University

College of Law, SalemVow

5.

Periodicals only.

6.

Includes $97,317 expended for Oregon Regional Union List of Serials.

7.

All audiovisual materials in separate Learning Center.

73

SPECIAL LIBRARIES

Institution

Telephone

Alcohol and Drug Information Services, Rm. 410 Henry Bldg.,

229-5084

309 S.W. 4th Ave., Portland 97204

Columbia Park Hospital and Training Center,

296-6171

400 E. Scenic

Dr., The Dalles 97058

Dammasch State Hospital, P.O. Box 38, Wilsonville 97070

Eastern Oregon Hospital and Training Center,

P.O. Box A, Pendleton 97801

Emanuel Hospital School of Nursing, 2801 N. Gantenbein,

Portland 97227

Eugene Register Guard News Library, P.O. Box 10188,

Eugene 97401

Evans Products Company, Evans Corporate Library,

1121 S.W. Salmon, Portland 97205

Evans Products Company, Fiber Products Group, Box E.

1115 S.E. Crystal Lake Dr., Corvallis 97330

Fairview Hospital and Training Center, Instructional Materials

378-5217

Center Library, 2250 Strong Rd. S.E., Salem 97310

Georgia Pacific Corporation, 900 S.W. 5th Ave., Portland 97204

222-5561

Good Samaritan Health Sciences Library, 1015 N.W. 22nd

Ave.,

Portland 97210

H. C. Mason & Associates, 15 82nd Ave., Gladstone 97027

(Management Consultants)

Hillcrest Media Center, 2450 Strong Rd., S.E., Salem 97310

Hyster Company, P.O. Box

2902, Portland 97208

Kaiser Foundation Hospitals, Medical Record

Department,

5055 N. Greeley, Portland 97217

638-4161

276-1711

280-4696

485-1234

222-5592

753-1211

74

229-7336

656-0646

378-5383

280-7000

285-9321

Library Director

Mts. Emma Lundeen

Mrs. Wilma Betschart

Dorothy Lehan

Evelyn M. O'Brien

Nancy Brown

Mrs. Marijoy T. Rubaloff

t.0

Anne Derting

Marilyn Peters

Mrs. Beverly J. Downs

Deanna Morrow

Mrs. Melvina Stell

Larry W. Piper

Mrs. Dorothy Reed

Mrs. Ruth Jalinke

Mrs. Pearl A. Morrison

Institution

SPECIAL LIBRARIESContinuedTelephone

233-5631

Kaiser Foundation Hospitals, Medical Care Research Library,

4610 S.E. Belmont, Portland 97215

MacLaren School for Boys, Rt. 1, Box 37, Woodburn 97071

Multnomah Law Library, County Court House, Portland 97204

Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory Library,

200 Lindsay Bldg., 710 S.W. 2nd Ave., Portland 97204

Oregon Department of Education, Resource Dissemination Center, 378-3566

942 Lancaster Dr. N.E., Salem 97310

Oregon Department of Education, Oregon

700 Church St. S.E., Salerd 97310

Oregon Department of Education, School

Locust St. N.E., Salem 97310

Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife

Evelyn St., Clackamas 97015

Oregon Department of Geology and Mineral Industries, 1069

State Office Bldg., 1400 S.W. 5th Ave., Portland 97201

Oregon Graduate Center Library, 19600 N.W. Walker Rd.,

Beaverton 97005

Oregon Historical Society, 1230 S.W. Park, Portland 97205

Oregon Journal Library, 1320 S.W. Broadway, Portland 97201

981-9531

248-3394

248-6923

School for the Blind,

for the Deaf, 999

Library, 17330 S.E.

378-3820

378-6252

656-11457=

229-5580

645-1121

222-1741

221-8131

Oregon Regional Primate Research Center, 505 N.W. 185th Ave.,

645-1141

Beaverton 97005

Oregon State Correctional Institution, 2405 Deer Park Dr.

S.E., Salem 97310

Oregon State Department of Human Resources, Children's

Services Div., Staff Development Library, 400 Public

Service Bldg., Salem 97310

Oregon State Department of Revenue Library,

State Office Bldg., Salem 97310

75

378-4290

378-3620

378-3727

Library Director

Nancy Snider

Mrs. Marget Tabler

Jacquelyn J. Jurkins

Mrs. M. Margaret Rogers

Lyle Wirtanen

Mrs. Delphie Schuberg

Adoracion A. Alvarez

Shirley M. Arnett

Carol S. Brookhyser

Mrs. Maurine Seaman

Louis Flannery

Mrs. Trude Albert

Isabel McDonald

Ralph Hurst

Mrs. Harriet McKennan

Carol Walker

SPECIAL LIBRARIES--Continued

Institution

Telephone

Oregon State Department of Transportation, Highway Division,

378-6268

Highway Bldg., Salem 97310

Oregon State Hospital, Medical Library, 2600 Center St. N.E.,

378-2266

Salem 97310

Oregon State Hospital, Patients' Library, 2600 Center St.

378-2370

N.E., Salem 97310

Oregon State Penitentiary, 2605 State St., Salem 97310

378-2454

Oregon State University, Forest Research Laboratory, School

753-9166

of Forestry, Corvallis 97331

Oregon State Water Resources Board, 1158 Chemeketa St. N.E.,

378-3671

Salem 97310

Oregon Women's Correctional Center, 2605 State St., Salem

97310

Oregonian Library, 1320 S.W. Broadway, Portland 97201

Pacific Power and Light Company, 920 S.W. 6th Ave.,

Portland 97204

Portland Art Association, Portland Art Museum, 1219 S.W

Park, Portland 97205

Portland General Electric Company, 621 S.W.

Portland 97205

Providence Medical Center Library, 700 N.E.

Portland 97213

Rader Pneumatics, Inc., Information Center, P.O. Box 20128,

6005 N.E. 82nd, Portland 97220

St. Vincent Hospital and Medical Center, 9205 S.W. Barnes Rd., 297-4411

Portland 97225

Standard Insurance Company, P.O. Box 711, 1100 S.W. 6th Ave.,

248-2885

Portland 97207

Supreme Court Library, Supreme Court Bldg., Salem 97310

378-6030

Alder St.,

47th Ave.,

378-2667

221-8131

243-1122

226-2811

228-7181

234-8211

255-5330

76

Library Director

Mrs. Faith Steffen

Mrs. Florence M. Hobble

Craig Schreiter

John Hanson

Mrs. Mary B. Scroggins

Frank Hopkins

00

t--

Mrs. Pat Tuthill

Rose S. Hohnstein

William L. Hutchinson

Mary Ann Mees

Mrs. Helene K. Etheredge

Mrs. Margaret M. Sidey

Colleen M. Joy

Nonearle F. Ryder

Roger D. Andrus

SPECIAL LIBRARIES--Continued

Institution

Tektronix, Inc., P.O. Box 500, Beaverton 97077

Teledyne Wah Chang Albany, P.O. Box 460, Albany 97321

U. S. Air Force, 827 ADG/SSL, Library, Kingsley Field 97601

U. S. Army Engineer District Library, 2850 S.E. 82nd Ave.,

P.O. Box 2946, Portland 97208

U. S. Bancorp Resource Library, Plaza 4, P.O. Box 8837,

Portland 97208

U. S. Department of Commerce, Suite 501, Pittock Block, 921

S.W. Washington St., Portland 97205

U. S. Environmental Protection Agency, Corvallis Environ-

mental Research Laboratory, 200 S.W. 35th St., Corvallis

97330

U. S. Interior Department, Bonneville Power Administration,

Attention:

Library SSL, P.O. Box 3621, Portland 97208

U. S. Interior Department, U. S. Bureau of Mines, Technical

Library, P.O. Box 70, Albany 97321

U. S. Tongue Point Job Corps,

Astoria 97103

U. S. Veterans Administration,

Park, Portland 97207

U. S. Veterans Administration Domiciliary, White City 97501

U. S. Veterans Administration Hospital, Roseburg 97470

Instructional Media Center,

Hospital Library, Sam Jackson

University of Oregon, Bureau of Governmental Research and

Service, P.O. Box 3177, Eugene 97403

University of Oregon, Oregon Center for Gerontology,

1627 Agate St., Eugene 97403

Telephone

644-0161

926-4211

802-4411

777-4441

225-5816

221-3001

752-4211

234-3361

926-5811

325-2131

222-9221

826-2111

672-4411

686-3048

686-4207

Library Director

Mrs. Julie Kawabata

Mrs. Mabel E. Russell

William 'K. Blocher

Christian P. Hurd

Christine S. Togioka

Helen M. Whyte

vMrs. Betty McCauley

Johannes S. Schimmelbusch

Eleanor F. Abshire

Mrs. Geraldine Johnson

Mrs. Sandra Brayson

Mrs. Carole A. Moore

Mrs. Donna V. 9omewood

Mrs. Katherine G. Eaton

Mrs. Ruth M. Brewer

U. S. DOCUMENTS--DEPOSITORY LIBRARIES

Ashland

Southern Oregon College Library

Corvallis

Oregon State University Library

Eugene

University of Oregon Library

Forest Grove

Pacific University Library

La Grande

Eastern Oregon College Library

McMinnville

Linfield College Library

Monmouth

Oregon College of Education Library

Portland

Salem

U. S. Department of Interior, Bonneville Power Administration

Lewis and Clark College Library

Library Association of Portland (Multnomah County Library)

Portland State University Library--Regional

Reed College Library

Oregon State Library

Oregon Supreme Court Library

Willamette University Library

OREGON STATE DOCUMENTS -- DEPOSITORY LIBRARIES

Albany

Albany Public Library

Ashland

Southern Oregon College Library

Astoria

Astoria Public Library

Baker

Baker County Library

Bend

Deschutes County Library

Coos Bay

Coos Bay Public Library

Corvallis

Oregon State University Library

Eugene

Eugene Public Library

University of Oregon Law School Library


Forest Grove

Pacific University Library

Grants Pass

Josephine

County Library

Hillsboro

Hillsboro Public Library

78

OREGON STATE DOCUMENTS--DEPOSITORY LIBRARIES--Continued

Hood River

Hood

River County Library

Klamath Falls

Klamath County Library

La Grande

Eastern Oregon College Library

La Grande Public Library

Lakeview

Lake County Library

McMinnville

Linfield College Library

McMinnville Public Library

Medford

Jackson County Library

Monmouth

Oregon College of Education Library

Ontario

Malheur County Library

Oregon City

Clackamas County Library

Pendleton

Umatilla County Library

Portland

Library Association of Portland (Multnomah County Library)

Northwestern School of Law Library

Oregon Historical Society Library

Portland State University Library

r.4Reed College Library

OD

University of Portland Library

Roseburg

Douglas County Library

Salem

Oregon State Library

Salem Public Library

Willamette University College of Law Library

Willamette University Library

The Dalles

Wasco County Library

Tillamook

Tillamook County Library

Washington, D.C.

Library of Congress

79

OREGON STATE LIBRARY STATISTICS - 1974-75

Collection

As of June 30, 1975, the Oregon State Library collection contained

913,317 cataloged items.

Books

329,974

Government Documents

Other Materials

513,18.0

70,163

Other Materials includes maps, pictures, film, filmstrips, microfilm,

microfiche, microcards,

phono records, audio tapes.

Year

1974-75

Service requests from:

Circulation

Requests

131,887

Library Services

Circulation

142,064

Individuals without access to a local public library

43,921

Public Libraries

39,516

Educational Institutions

28,084

State Government

14,370

Legislature

4,513

Municipal, County, and Federal Agencies

1,483

TOTAL

131,887

80

OREGON STATE LIBRARY STATISTICS

-° 1974-75--Continued

Library for Blind and Physically Handicapped

-;

Reader Activity-

Material or0

Media Use

Circulation

Hand 6/30/75

(No. of containers,

Books

vols., reels)

Recorded discs

2,731

83,223

41,290

Recorded cassettes

934

22,407

3,545

Braille

74

1,019

3,449

Large print

259

4,558

2,091

Tapes, open reel

12

144

0

4,010

111,351

50,375

Magazines

4,010

20,288

155

193

1515

t.:03

2,540

Recorded discs

Recorded cassettes

Braille

Large print

Tapes, open reel

Student Tapes

20,792

132,143

TOTALS

52,915

81

BY PROGRAM

OREGON STATE LIBRARY EXPENDITURES

1975 Fiscal Year

Cf3

Library Services

Blind and Physically Handicapped

Personal Services

$638,289

Personal Services

$73,302

Services and'Supplies

256,058

Services and Supplies

23,549

Capital Outlay

Capital Outlay

5,555

Equipment

$8,012

TOTAL

$102,406

Library Materials

139,757

Institutional Library Services

Grants

Personal Services

30,989

Library Services

$142,176

Services and Supplies

4,611

Public Library Construction

Library Materials & Equipment

19,248

Interlibrary Cooperation

44,492

TOTAL

$54,848

TOTAL

$1,228,784

GRAND TOTAL

$1,386,038

BY FUND SOURCE

Federal Funds

$646,907

General Funds

724,681

Other Fudds

14,450

TOTAL

$ 1,386,038

82

OREGON LIBRARIANS

Included are persons in charge of libraries a:Id professional staff members

CCL

CLDECL

DOCL

EOC

JACL

JOCL

KCL

LAP

OCE

OHS

OSL

OSU

PLPSU

RCSOC

UCL

UOUOHSC

UPUSI

WU

Clackamas County Library, Oregon City

County Library

Deschutes County Library, Bend

Douglas County-Library, Roseburg

Eastern Oregon College, La Grande

Jackson County Library, Medford

Josephine County Library, Grants Pass

Klamath County Library,' Klamath Falls

Library Association of Portland (MultnomahCounty Library)

Oregon College of Education, Monmouth

Oregon Historical Society, Portland

Oregon State Library, Salem

Oregon State University, Corvallis

Public Library

Portland State University


Southern Oregon College, Ashland

Umatilla County Library, Pendleton

University of Oregon, Eugene

University of Oregon Health Sciences Center, Portland

University of Portland

U. S. Department of the Interior, Bonneville Power Administration, Portland

Willamette University, Salem

CO

Abrams, Williams S..

Abshire, Charles

Mt. Hood Community College

Abshire, Eleanor F.

U. S. Bureau of Mines

Aho, Eino R.

Albert, Mrs. Trude

Oregon Journal

Alderson, Carol I.

Alexander, Norman D.

Aldous, Mrs. Patricia

Allen, Mrs. Betty H.

PSU

Allison, Donna*

McMinnville PL

Alvarez, AdQracion A.

Gresham

Oregon School for the Deaf

Salem

Anderson, Mrs. Esther

Manzanita PL

Albany

Anderson, Mrs. Roberta

Newberg PL

Clatsop Community College

Astoria

Anderson, Verl

EOC

Portland

Anderson, Mrs. Virginia L.

WU

JACL

Andrus, Roger D.

SOC

Supreme Court Library

Salem

Drain PL

LAP

83

ApRoberts, Mrs. Carolyn J

Arbuckle, Marybeth

Arnett, Shirley M.

LAP

Oregon City PL

CO

Blocher, William K.

U. S. Air Force Base Lib., Kinglsey Field

Bobzien, James

Oregon Dept. of Fish & Wildlife,Clackamas

Hyster Company Library

Portland

Aschenbrenner, Mrs. Edna

....

Enterprise PL

Bogle, Clyde R.

OSU

Atkins, Mrs. Linden

Vale PL

Bonaparte, Mrs. Janet

Axford, Dr. H. William

UO

Lewis and Clark College

Portland

Bonner, Virginia

RC

Bachand, Mrs. Rose

... Crook CL, Prineville

Bontrager, Robert

Bachelder, Ellen

Oregon School for the

Deaf

Salem

Southwestern Oregon Community

Bowler, Mrs. Virginia

College,

Coos Bay

Linn-Benton Community College

.... Albany

Baker, Mary

Eugene PL

Boyer, Mrs. Mary E.

LAP

Baker, Robert S.

OSU

Boyer, Ruthanne

JOCL

Bardsley, Mrs. Sylvia

Oregon City PL

Brandt, Patricia Elizabeth

OSU

Barnes, Eugene B.

UO

Brayson, Mrs. Sandra

Barr, Mrs. Marion M.

Bay City PL

U. S. VA Hospital

Portland

Barry, Leigh

DOCL

Brazee, Edward

OSU

Bartley, Audra

Stanfield PL

Brewer, Mrs. Ruth M.

Bates, John R.

Lebanon PL

UO Center for Gerontology

Eugene

Bates, Mrs. Mary

Bridges, Elwin C.

LAP

Blue Mountain Community College,Pendleton

Broderson, Debra

Hillsboro PL

Beaty, Jeral

Brookhyser, Carol

Kaiser Foundation Hospital, Portland

Belknap, Marylou

Springfield PL

Bell, Mrs. Luella

Corvallis PL

Bergquist, Mrs. Martha

RC

Berney, Bruce R.

Astor PL

Berry, Mrs. Ione

Wallowa PL,

Betschart, Mrs. Wilma

Columbia Park Hospital

The Dalles

Betts, Mrs. Shireen

Athena PL

Bidleman, Mrs. Faye

Oakridge PL

Blackaby, Sandra

Treasure Valley Community College,Ontario

Blair, Mrs. Jean

Oregon Women's Correctional Ctr.,

Salem

Blair, Patricia L.

JACL

Blaydon, Jane

Paisley PL

Blevins, Marcia

Linfield College

McMinnville

84

Oregon Dept. of Geology & Mineral

Industries, Portland

Brown, Mrs. Frances

Gold Hill PL

Brown, Nancy

Emanuel Hospital Sch. of Nursing, Portland

Brown, Walter F.

Northwestern School of Law

Portland

Brown, Wilma E.

Malheur CL, Ontario

Browne, Rev. Joseph P.

UP

Bros4ning, Mrs. Grace

Phoenix PL

Bruland, Mrs. Magdelene


Astoria

Bruseau, Laurence L.

PSU

Buchanan, Mrs. Mary

Corvallis PL

Bucknam, Ruth M.

LAP

Budge, Edwin S.

JOCL

Budge, Ronnie L.

JACL

Burdette, Harriet

Oregon City PL

Burghardt, James H.

LAP

Burns, Carol J.

LAP

Burton, Mrs. Audrey

George Fox College

Newberg

Butler, Mrs. Elsie W.

LAP

Butler, Mrs. Ilean

Philomath PL

Butler, Kenneth*W.

PSU

Byrd, Patricia H.

PSU

Byrnes, Ellen

LAP

Cook, Colleen

Cook, Lew

Coyle, Mrs. Barbara

Crockett, Mrs. Edna

Crowell, Evelyn I.

Crownover, Mrs. Margaret C.

Culbertson, Mrs. Ann

Cullen, Mathew F.

North Albany PL

OHS

Riddle PL

Falls City PL

PSU

Sandy PL

Brookings PL

USI

Cummings, Mignonne (Marty)

Lincoln City PL

Campbell, Karen

Currier, Mrs. Gertrude A.

*forth Bend PL


Astoria

Cantrell, Mrs. Durene

Glendale PI,/

Dade, Mrs. Mary B.

Carlson, Sister M. Martinial-f--

Pacific Power & Light Company .. Portland.

Marylhurst Education Center,

Marylhurst1

Danese, Denny M.

DOCL

Carpenter, Cecile L.

LAP

Day, Mrs. Jean

Echo PL

Carrick, Sandra M.

Eugene PL

DeBolt, April

Salem PL

Carson, Judith

Daughei.ty, M. June

Rogue River PL


Portland

Deck, Sharyr.

PSU

Carter, Marion

Delamarter, Ralph L.

OSL


Astoria

DeGraaff, Jerome

PSU

Carver, Ronald V.

LAP

deLorge, Cathy

OHS

Casavant, Mrs. Betty ... Cave Junction PL

Denny, Linda

UCL

Casebolt, Mrs. Berneice .... Hermiston PL

Derry, Mrs. Clara

Cascade Locks PL

Castle, Florence

Lake CL, Lakeview

Catterall, Nadine

UCL

Caughran, Mrs. Rose Marie, McMinnville PL

Cavan, Mrs. Norah

Chiloquin PL

Cecotti, Deanna

OCE

Chambers, Mrs. Leola

Butte Falls PL

Charters, Mrs. Margaret

Clackamas Community College,Oregon City

Cherry, Ronald L.

UO

Chona, Harbans Singh

OSU

Chorazy, Mrs. Marie

UCL

Chrisinger, Richard, Crook CL, Prineville

Christensen, Mrs. Marilyn .. Reedsport PL

Christensen, Rodney E.

UO

Christensen, Sonya


College, Coos Bay

Clark, Elizabeth S.

JACL

Clarke, Stanley R.


Portland

Collver, Randall L.

Oregon Institute of Technology K. Falls

85

Derting, Anne

Evans Products Company

Portland

Dickson, Mrs. Theresa

KCL

Digregorio, Charles

OHS

Dimick, Mary F.

Lake Oswego PL

Dobberfuhl, Mrs. Alma

Concordia College

Portland

Dolan, Mrs. Jacqueline P.

LAP

Donnell, Robert M.

OSU

Dooley, Sheila

The Dalles-Wasco CL

Dougherty, Mrs. June

Rogue RiveL PL

Downey, Mary I.

LAP

Downs, Mrs. Beverly J.

Fairview Hospital & Training Center, Salem

Drake, Mrs. Elizabeth W.

..

Lincoln City PL

Draper, Rose M.

Eagle Point PL

Duke, Mrs. Barbara ... Jefferson CL, Madras

Dukes, Mrs. Jeanette

Salem PL

Dunbar, Mrs. Kathleen

Clackamas Community College,

Oregon City

Duncan, Mrs. Elaine

Lyons PL

Dunn, Mrs. Flora

Elgin PL

Durnell, Jane B.

UO

Easley, Linda A.

LAP

Eaton, Mrs. Katherine G.

Bureau of Gov. Research, UO

Eugene

Ebert, Eloise

OSL

Eberle, Sister Therese

Mt. Angel Abbey Library

.... St. Benedict

Ego, Dorothy

Grant CL, John Day

Eickmeyer, Alice

Western Conservative Baptist Sem,portland

Flink, Dorothy

CCL

Flynn, Lauri


Portland

Fogg, May

Lane Community College

Eugene

Forster,

Terry


Eugene

Forsyth, Eldon

Warner Pacific College

Portland

Foster, Constance

DOCL

Fox, Mrs. Faye

Cottage Grove PL

Frane, Mrs. Doris M.

LAP

Friesen, Ruby

Salem PL

Elam, Mrs. Barbara J.

Elder, Jean

Elkins, Mrs. Barbara

Ellison, Katherine A.

La Grande PL

Lebanon PL

OHS

PSU

Fromm, Mrs. Sunny A.

Frone, Mrs. Dorothy I.

Furumoto, Elaine

LAP

Hillsboro PL

Gladstone PL

Emmert, Mrs. Betty

KCL

Gabriel, Mrs. Faye

Tillamook CL

Enger, Richard

Gaddy, Mrs. Aileen,Hood River CL, Hood River

Portland Community College

Portland

Gaeden, Sister Annella

Mt. Angel PL

Erickson, Estelle T.

LAP

Gassman, Mrs. Ruthellen

.... Myrtle Point PL

Erickson, Mrs. Phyllis

Clatskanie PL

Gates, Harry

SOC

Etheredge, Mrs. HelenaK.

Gault, Robert D.

Portland General Electric Co.

.. Portland

Northwest Christian College

Eugene

Eubanks, WilMa

JACL

Gawith, Mrs. Sharon

.... Milton-Freewater PL

Evans, Mrs. Arlys K.

LAP

Gelegan, Ethel

Pacific City-Woods PL

Evans, David

Gerity, Louise

Lewis & Clark College

Portland

Lewis & Clark College

Portland

Evans, John W.

EOC

Gerity, Thomas W.

PSU

Evans, Mrs. Maude

Fossil PL

Everett, Mrs. Eleanor

SOC

Getty, Robert W.

UO

Ezell, Mrs. Martha

Gibson, Mrs. Darlene

La Grande PL

Linfield College

McMinnville

Gilbert, Mrs. Annabelle

Harrisburg PL

Gilbertson, Mrs. Mary Edith

Fain, Mrs. Marjorie

Coquille PL

Willamette Law Library

Salem

Featherstone, David

UO

Giles, Arlo

Springfield PL

Fenton, William

Gillis, Mrs. Virginia

Monmouth PL

Blue Mountain Community College,Pendleton

Gnoia, Edmond P.

PSU

Fisher, Mrs. Earlene

Tillamook CL

Goetz, Anne E.

LAP

Fisher, Mrs. Linda R.

CL

Gold, Mrs. Svea J.

Eugene PL

Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Lucy

JOCL

Goldie, Mrs. Mary E.

LAP

Flannery, Louis

OHS

Gorchels, Dr. Clarence C.

OCE

86

Gore Wilma A.

Gould, Mrs. Anna

Grady, Mrs. Agnes M.

Grams, Theodore C. W.

Grasing, Mrs. Kathleen

Grediagin, Mary Jane

Green, Ruth L.'

Greey, Kathleen M.

Gregg, Mrs. Mary L.

Gregory, William E.

Greig, M. Nina

Griffin, Mary Ann

Grimes, Mrs. Alice W

Guss, Mrs. Margaret B.

Gustafson, Mrs. Jean B.

Chemeketa Community College

Myrtle Creek PL

DOCL

OSU

PSU

OSL

Veneta PL

Milwaukie PL

PSU

LAP

OSL

LAP

LAP

White City PL

OSU

Haberer, Vera M.

Halgren, Joanne V.

Hall, Mrs. Harriet C.

Hamilton, Mrs. Faye W.

Hamilton, Mrs. Ina Mae

Hamilton, Paula

Hand, Mrs. Jean W

Hansen, Mrs. Dorothy E.

Hanson, John

Oregon State Penitentiary

Hanson, Karen

Harkey, Dale E.

Hartle, Dorothy

Hartwell, J. Glenn

Haskell, Inez K.

Hawley, Mrs. Laurene

Hayes, Mrs. Fran

Haymond, Linda

Heintz, Mrs.Carol

Heinzkill, J. Richard

Henry, Marcia

Pacific University Library,

Salem

LAPUO

LAP

St. Helens PL

La Grande PL

CCLWU

Beaverton PL

SalemRC

Eugene PL

Gladstone PL

OSL

LAP

Seaside PL

Dallas PL

Woodburn PL

Monroe PLUO

Forest Grove

27

Henry, Mrs. Wilma

Cove PL

Hewitt, Margaret W.


Eugene

Hicks, Mrs. Anne

Tigard PL

Hicks, James H.

Portland Art Museum

Portland

Hildebrand, Mrs. Carol

Lake Oswego PL

Hildebrand, Douglas

Adair PL

Hill, Dan

OSL

Hill, Donna

Eugene PL

Hill, Mrs. Elizabeth H.

LAP

Hill, Howard C.

OCE

Hilcher, Mrs. Mary

Agness PL

Hines, Mrs. Nicola Beth

Sweet Home PL

Hinkle, Mrs. Ruth

Clackamas PL

Ho, Philip W.

OSU

Hobble, Mrs. Florence M

Oregon State Hospital

Salem 7

Hockett, Leta E.

0Western Evangelical Seminary ... Portland

Hodges, Betty R.

LAP

Hoefke, Joan D.

USI

Hoff, Mrs. Janette

Parkdale PL

Hoffman, Mrs. Daphne

PSU

Hoffman, Evelyn

McMinnville PL

Hogland, Mrs. Joanne

Tillamook CL

Hohnstein, Rose S.

The Oregonian

Portland

Holland, Mrs. Helen

Corvallis PL

Hollers, Deborah

SOC

Holm, Mrs. Vera

Sutherlin PL

Holmes, Lois A.

PSU

Homewood, Mrs. Donna V..

U. S. Veterans' Adm. Hospital....Roseburg

Hood, Mrs. Wyma

Florence PL

Hopkins, Frank

Oregon State Water Resources Board, Salem

Horton, Mrs. Virginia C.

Horvath, Helen S.

Howard, Mrs. Dorothy D.

Howard, Mrs. Helen

Hsieh, Kitty A.

Eugene PL

OSU

LAP

,Eugene.PL

OSU

Johnstone, Mrs. Betty Lu

Western Baptist Seminary

Jones, Holway R.

Jones, Kenneth

Jones, Kirk

Vr

Portland

UO

JOCL

Hsu, Jane

UO


Hubbard, Mrs. Loree

Ione PL

College, Coos Bay

Hungerford, Sheila J.

JACL

Jordan, Mrs. Alberta

Baker CL

Hunt, Mrs. Carol A.

LAP

Jorgensen, Mrs. Blythe M.

Toledo PL

Hunter, Don L.

UO

Joy, Colleen M.

Hurd, Christian P.

Rader Pneumatics, Inc.

Portland

U. S. Army Corps of Engineers,

Portland

Julaphongs, Mrs. Martha

LAP

Hurst, Ralph

Jurkins, Jacquelyn J.

Oregon State Correctional Inst.,

Salem

Multnomah Law Library

Portland

Hutchinson, William L.

Pacific Power & Light Company,

Portland

Karczag, Mrs. Edna R.

KCL

Hyre, Charlotte

DOCL

Katter, Yvonne

DECL

Ingraham, Leonoor

UOHSC

Kawabata,'Mrs. 'Tune

Tektronix, Inc.

Beaverton

Jackson, Edward S.

Kellison, Mrs. Mildred

Bonanza PL

Central Oregon College

Bend

Kelsay, Mrs. Dorotha

OSL

Jackson, Mae

Woodburn PL

Kelsh, Virginia

Jacobsen, Judy

Salem PL


Portland

Jahnke, Mrs. Ruth

Kelson, Mrs. Louise

Siletz PL


Portland

Kemp, Charles H.

Jamison, Mrs. Ann

OSL

Pacific University

Forest Grove

Jamison-Tannehill, Mrs.

Mary L.

LAP

Kemp, Edward C.

UO

Jenkins, Mrs. Carol -G.

Kemp, Mrs. Elaine A.

UO

UO Dental School

Portland

Kennedy, Mrs. Beverly

Scappoose PL

Jensen, Mrs. Florence

Scappoose PL

Kent, Mrs. Frances

.... South Albany Branch

Johnson, Elizabeth A.

LAP

Kenyon, Mrs. Fern O.

LAP

Johnson, Florence E.

UOHSC

Keown, Mary Ann

Gilchrist PL

Johnson, Mrs. Geraldine

Kern, Barbara J.

LAP

Tongue Point Job Corps

Astoria

Kibbey, Ray Anne

SOC

Johnson, Mrs. Gertrude

WU

Kienberger, Alice

Johnson, Merrill

KCL

Judson Baptist College

Portland

Johnson, Susan E.

Kim, Nancy

Multnomah School of the Bible,

Portland


....

Eugene

Johnston, Mrs. Helen

Cornelius PL

Kimball, James G.

PSU

88

Kimber, Mrs. Ellen H.

Kinch, Michael P.

OSU

Kindle, Sheryl D.

Western Baptist Bible College

Salem

King, Mrs. Arline

JOCL

Kling, Joseph W.

LAP

Kling, Mrs. Mary Ellen

RC

Klingberg, Susan

Milwaukie PL

Kneeland, Janet E.

PSU

Knight, Mrs. Patricia

Dallas PL

Knutson, Mrs. June ... Hood River CL, H.R.

Kock, Mrs. Jo Anne

Moro PL

Kohut, Joseph J.

PSU

Kolkow, Mrs. Amy

Malin PL

Kosta, Mrs. Pearl E.

Woodburn PL

Krasnick, Mrs. Shirlee ....Independence PL

Kratochvil, Ruth

DOCL

Krause, Mrs. Lola

Waldport PL

Kreimeyer, Vicki R.


Portland

Krieg, Clarice

UO

Kuo, Frank F.

PSU

Kurth, Walter J.

LAP

Hood River CL

Lady, Irma F.

OSL

Laidlaw, Sharon

St. Helens PL

Langley, Mrs. Areta

Huntington PL

Lapidus, Hilda S.

Lake Oswego PL

Larson, Mrs. Betty

LAP

Larson, Sally A.


Portland

Lawrence, Mrs. Jeannie

Bly PL

Lawrence, Robert E.

OSU

Lee, Yvonne


Albany

Lehan, Dorothy

Dammasch State Hospital ...

Wilsonville

Leonard, William C.

UO

Leslie, Mrs. Loretta

Keno PL

Lewis, Mrs. Ilene

Amity PL

69

Lewis, Mary

OSU

Lietke, Gary

Concordia College Library

..... Portland

Lingle, O. Dean

LAP

Lockard, Robert R.

UO

Lockerby, Robert W.

PSU

Loeb, Judith A.

LAP

Logan, Mrs. Nellie K.

Rogue Community College

Grants Pass

Lomonte, Rose Marie

OSU

Long, Richard J.

UO

Longshore, Glen


Salem

Loomis, Linda


Salem

Lundeen, Mrs. Emma

Alcohol & Drug Information Service,Portland

Lundy, Mrs. Ruth

Tillamook CL

Lux, Mrs. Doris

Coos Bay PL

McAlavy, Mrs. Ruth

Helix PL

McCarthy, Mrs. Dorotha


College, Coos Bay

McCauley, Mrs. Betty M.

U. S. Environmental Protection Agency,

Corvallis

Environmental Research Lab.

Corvallis

McClary, Mrs. Nancy A.

LAP

McClendon, Mrs. Ida

LAP

McClung, Eleanor


Gresham

McCollough, Robert R.

UO

McCrady, Jacqueline

OCE

McCready, Reyburn R.

UO

McDonald, Isabel

Oregon Regional Primate Research

Library, Beaverton

McDougall, Patricia

JOCL

McElligott, Mrs. Vicki A.

LAP

McKennan, Mrs. Harriet

Public Welfare Commission &

Children's Services Division

Salem

McKinney, Mrs. Ruthalys

Gladstone PL

McMahon, Anne G.

PSU

McNichols, Genette

George Fox College

Newberg

McNutt, Mrs. Jean W.

LAP

McPherson, Mrs. Dorothy S.


Portland

Magnuson, Elmer

PSU

Malarkey, Deirdre

UO

Mallon, Mrs. Anne

Joseph PL

Mannarino, Elizabeth


Astoria

Manning, Gordon W.

LAP

Marick, Marigale

Arlington PL

Mason, Mary B.

LAP

Matheson, Delbert


Eugene

Matthews, Mrs. Irma

KCL

Maughan, Laurel

OSU

Mazzoni, Mrs. Nancy

Harney CL, Burns

Meacham, Mrs. Vivian

Brownsville PL

Mears, Mrs. Marian L.

LAP

Meeks, James

Eugene PL

Mees, Mary Ann

Portland Art Museum

Portland

Merrell, Max

V. A. Domiciiary

Meserve, Mrs. Leslie M.

Metz, Mrs. Edith

Meyer, Mrs. Annabel

Meyer, Claire

Meyer, Mrs. Goldie

White City

LAP

Yoncalla PL

Tillamook CLUO

Halsey PL

90

CM!

C":1

Midson, Anthony

PSU

Mikkelson, June L.

LAP

Milani, Janice

Salem PL

Miller, Arleen M.

Sheridan PL

Miller, Charles E.

EOC

Miller, Mrs. Laurel P.


Portland

Miller, Stephen A.

OSU

Miller, Mrs. Vivian

Sisters PL

Mills, Helen L.

JACL

Minnick, Mrs. Miriam S.

OSU

Moberg, Barbara

OSL

Moberg, F. Alden

OSL

Moehlman, Jean


Salem

Moles, Mrs. Elaine J.

West Linn PL

Monical, Ruth

SOC

Moody, Mrs. Eleanor L.

Umpqua Community College

Roseburg

Moore, Mrs. Carole A.

U. S. Veterans Adm. Domiciliary,White City

Moore, Richard E.

SOC

Moore, Mrs. Sue

Moro PL

Morris, Mrs. Virginia

Canyonville PL

Morrison, Mrs. Pearl A.

Kaiser Foundation Hospital

....

Portland

Morrison, Mrs. Viola

Union PL

Morrow, Deanna

Georgia Pacific Corporation

.... Portland

Mueller, Lorna

Silverton PL

Munger, Freda

Umpqua Community College

Roseburg

Muntz, J. Richard

Western Baptist Bible College

Salem

Murphy, Karen

Dufur PL

Napper, Marjorie

OSL

Nelson, Ruth M.

Lebanon PL

Parker, Mrs. Ladye H.

LAP

Newberry, Daniel A.

PSU

Parrish, Dale

Newborg, Gwen

PSU


Portland

Ngai, Shirley

Law Library, WU

Parrish, Mrs. Elizabeth

KCL

Nickersonf Elathier

OSL

Parrott, Claire

Springfield PL

Nicklaus, Mrs. Florence

Powers PL

Paul, Huibert

UO

Nickolai, Mrs. Pamela J.

LAP

Peake, Mrs. .Carolyn S.

LAP

Nicolescu, Mrs. Bonnadene

Richland PL

Peck, Mariol

OSU

Nisbett, Mrs. Gay G.

Pepper, Mrs. Lucile

Canby PL

Columbia Christian College

Portland

Person, Mrs. Jean A.

LAP

Nolan, Mrs. Lillian

UCL

Persons, Flora J.

LAP

Nourse, Mrs. Ruth E.

LAP

Peters, Marilyn

Nunes, Lynn

DECL

Evans Products Co.-Fiber Products Group

O'Brien, Mrs. Evelyn M.

Eastern Oregon Hospital & Training

Center, Pendleton

Ogbuobiri, Mrs. Scola I.

OSL

Ogden, Mary

Linfield College

McMinnville

Ogle, Oren O.

PSU

011erenshaw, Kay

UO

Olson, Carolyn T.

LAP

Olson, Christine

U0

Olson, Mrs. Dorothy

Driftwood Library

Lincoln City

Olson, Thomas R.

LAP

Orr, Mary

UO

Osborn, Mrs. Mabel,

Wallowa CL, Enterprise

Osheroff, Sheila M. K.

UOHSC

Oswald, Peter F.

LAP

Otness, Harold

SOC

Ownbey, Donald C.


Eugene

Paeth, Zillah A.

OCE

Palandri, Guido A.

UO

Panshin, Mrs. Cynthia

Corvallis PL

Park, Nancy


Gresham

91

Corvallis

Peterson, Karen J.


Portland

Petterson, Steve


Portland

Phillips, Mrs. Isobel.. Grant CL, John Day

Pierre, Zenata

OSU

Piper, Larry W.

C.

H. C. Mason & Associates, Inc., Gladstone

Pirie, Mrs. Elizabeth W.

LAP

Pirie, James W.


Portland

Pollock, Luella R.

RC

Portal, Mrs. Doreen

OCE

Portal, Richard

Mt. Angel Abbey Library ....St. Benedict

Poucher, Lucy Anne

SOC

Pournelle, Mrs. Stana

OSL

Price, Mrs. Verna

Lake CL, Lakeview

Pritchard, Mrs. Dolores

Corvallis PL

Proehl, Mrs. Mercedes

Vernonia PL

Purcell, John E.

SOC

Purcell, Mrs. Nadine

JACL

Putnam, Mrs. Jane

CCL

Quale, Mrs. Helen

Corvallis PL

Rafoth, Mrs. Elnora M.

..

Junction City PL

Randal, Rey. Lewis G.

Multnomah School of the Bible,

Portland

Ransom, Ha#riette

Alsea PL

Raycraft, Norma J.

West Linn PL

Reed, Mrs. Dorothy

Hillcrest Media Center

Salem

Reed, Mrs. Margaret

Mosier PL

Remme, Mrs. Buna A.

Dayton PL

Renne, Mrs. Mildred

Newberg PL

Rhee, M. Sue


Eugene

Rhyne, Mrs. Barbara B.

LAP

Rice, Harvey F.

Oregon Institute of Technology,

Klamath Falls

Richard, K. Keith

UO

Richardson, Mrs. Nancy J.

LAP

Richmond, Mrs. R. E.

Maupin PL

Riddle, Mrs. Alice E.

... Cottage Grove PL

Rimmele, Father Leo

Mt. Angel Abbey

St. Benedict

Roberts, Mrs. Helen V.

JACL

Robertson, Mrs. Dulcina

Halfway PL

Robertson, Howard W.

UO

Robinson, Mrs. Mariflou

Portland Community College .... Portland

Rodgers, Frank

PSU

Rogers, Mrs. Dorothy

Eugene PL

Rogers, Mrs. M. Margaret

Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory,

Portland

Rosenwinkel, Heather G.

UOHSC

Ross, J. Carlyle

UO

Roughton, Thomas

JACL

Rul5aloff, Mrs. Marijoy T.

Eugene Register Guard

Eugene

Ruckman,_Stanley

Linn-Benton Community College ... Albany

Rugg, Mrs. Betty

Pilot Rock PL

Russell, Mrs. Mabel E.

Teledyne Wah Chang

Albany

92

Ta.4

Russell, Mrs. Sharon

Stayton PL

Ryan, Mary F.

CCL

Ryder, Nonearle F.

Standard Insurance Company

Portland

Salmon, Mr. Kay H.

Corvallis PL

Sampson, Gary S.

PSU

Sanders, Janet

Molalla PL

Sandoval, Juan A., Jr

U0-

Saul, Mrs. Beth M.

LAP

Saunders, Mrs. June L.

Estacada PL

Sayler, Mrs. Cordelia M.

LAP

Schacht, David W.

OSU

Scheck, Mrs. Joann

Concordia College

Portland

Schimmelbusch, John S.

USI

Schmitt, Martin F.

UO

Schreiner, Lois

UO

Schreiter, Craig

OSH

Schuberg, Mrs. Delphie

Oregon School for the Blind

Salem

Schuessler, Mrs. Jane C.

LAP

Schultz, Sister Josephine

OSL

Scroggins, Mrs. Mary B.

OSU, Forest Research Laboratory, Corvallis

- Seaman, Mrs. Maureen

Oregon Graduate Center

Beaverton

Seely, Mrs. Ella M.

LAP

Seiser, Virginia

LAP

Service, Rose Marie

UO

Settlemire, Claude

Salem PL

Shafer, Betty H.

UO

Shaffer, Mrs. Georgia... Gilliam CL, Condon

Sharp, Carolyn M.

LAP

Shaull, Mrs. Kathie

Toledo PL

Shaver, Donna

Pacific University Library,

Forest Grove

Shelton, Mrs. Olga

Scio PL

Sherrill, Mrs. Inez

Merrill PL

Shonkwiler, Mrs. Gale K.

LAP

Shook, Mrs. Roberta

Port Orford PL

Shou, Stephens T.

OSU

Shoults, Mrs. Mary Lee

Winston PL

Shumaker, Mrs. Grace C.

LAP

Shurtleff, Mrs. Frances

Haines PL

Sidey, Mrs. Margaret M.

Providence Hospital

Portland

Siebert, Brenda

Lebanon PL

Siebler, William

Linn-Benton Community College ... Albany

Sigler, Marcia J.

A UO

Simmons, James W.

EOC

Simmons, Mrs. Marjorie

Tillamook CL

Simmons, Randall C.


Eugene

Simonsen, Mrs. Wilma P.

Eugene PL

Simonson, Rev. James W.

UP

Sitz, Mrs. Pcggy

Harney CL, Burns

Slocum, Walter

UO

Smith, Betty J.

JACL

Smith, Clifford

Salem PL

Smith, Craig

OSL

Smith, Donald T.

UO

Smith, Hardin

JACL

Smith, Jean

,JOCL

Smith, Michael R.

Forest Grove PL

Snider, Nancy

Kaiser Foundation Hospital .... Portland

Snyder, Paul K.

Linn-Benton Community College ..

Albany

Sobottka, Patricia C.

Pacific University

Forest Grove

Sommer, Mrs. Hulda

JACL

Soutle, Edmund F.

UO

Spencer, Arthur C.

OHS

Sperry, Mrs. Barbara

OSL

Spigai, Frances

SOC

Stainbrook, Patricia A.

LAP

Starr, Mrs. Janice

UP

Stave, Mrs. Louise B.

LAP

Steffen, Mrs. Faith

State Highway Department

Salem

93

Stell, Mrs. Melvina

Medical Center Library, Good Samaritan

Hospital, Portland

Stephen, Johanna

DECL

Stephenson, Martin W.

.....

Corvallis PL

Stills, Mrs. Maye ....

Malheur CL, Ontario

Stockton, Mrs. Patricia A.

WU

Storm, Mrs. Gayla

Langlois PL

Stover, Mrs. Barbara.. Curry CL, Gold Beach

Streff, Sister Marie

Marylhurst Education Center .. Marylhurst

Stroud, Mrs. Margaret H.

LAP

Suggs, Wayne L.

Albany PL

Sund, Mrs. Inga

Newport PL

Sunseri, Mrs. Janet I.

LAP

Sutherland, Mrs. Margaret

Weston PL

Sutherlin, Mrs. Joyce

Bandon PL

Swan, Frank J.

JACL

Swanson, Stanley S.

OSU

Swanson, Mrs. Susan

KCL

Swift, Mrs. Ardyce

Redmond PL

Switzer, John P.

UCL

Tabler, Mrs. Marget

MacLaren School

Woodburn

Takita, Jimmy I.

LAP

Tamblyn, Eldon W.

PSU

Teel, Roger

Albany PL

Terry, Mrs. Kay C.

Coos Bay PL

Thatcher, Edward P.

UO

Thiel, Mrs. Elinor

Dallas PL

Throckmorton, Edith H.

UOHSC,

Tidwell, Roy L.


Portland

Tilles, Mrs. Doris

OSU

Tingelstad, Gertrude B.

OSU

Tipton, Sally Lou

CCL

Tish, Lois

Linfield College

McMinnville

Togioka, Christine S.

U. S. Bancorp Resource Library,

Portland

Tollo, Pia

(:$11

Toyama, Ryoko

UO

Tuffli, Richard S.

DECL

Turner, Stephen W.

Lake Oswego PL

Tuthill, Mrs. Pat

Oregon Women's Correctional Center, Salem

Tuttle, Mrs. Mavis

LAP

Uhreen, Rose Ellen

JACL

Unger, Donald B.

OSU

Urry, Mrs. Norma

Nyssa PL

Van Horn, Mrs. Mabel

Central Point PL

Varley, Mrs. Eileen

Yachats PL

Vasey, Lucille


Portland

Ventgen, Carol

Coos Bay PL

Voit, Mrs. Irene E.

OSU

Vorderstrasse, Donald

Clackamas Community College,

Oregon'City

Wagers, Robert

Wagner, Richard

Wahl, Jane K.

Waldo, Michael

Waldron, Rodney K.

Walker, Carol

Oregon State Dept. of Revenue

Salem

Walker, Luise

UO

Walker, Mrs. Muriel M.

LAP

Walker, Robert E.

PSU

Walrod, Ronald

Baker CL, Baker

Walton, Mrs. Gloria

Fern Ridge PL

Ward, Mrs. Irene

Redmond PL

Warner, Mildred

Albany PL

Warren, Majel M.

PSU

Wazeka, Mrs. Marjan P.

Eugene PL

Weatherford, Justine

Heppner PL

Weaver, Terry


College, Coos Bay

DOCL

The Dalles-Wasco CL

UP

OSU

OSU

94

Ito.)

Webb, John P.

...... .... ...... ...

OSL

Webber, Nancy

OSL

Weemhoff, Mrs. Shirley

Umatilla PL

Weide, Janice

Salem PL

Wells, Mrs. Madeleine

Shady Cove PL

Wester, M. Deloise

,LAP

Westover, Mrs. Paula

OSL

Westover, Robert

PSU

Whicher, Franklin S.


Portland

Whyte, Helen M.

U. S. Dept. of Commerce

Portland

Wiemann, Janet W.

UO

Will, Mr:;. LaVerne S

Sherwood PL

Williams, M. Yvonne


Portland

Wilson, Helen

Salem PL

Wilson, Mrs. Karol

Molalla PL

Wilson, Marion

Coquille PL

Wilson, Robert R.

Ashland PL

Wiltschko, Margaret J.

,..

LAP

Wirtanen, Lyle

Oregon Department of Education ...

Salem

Wisdom, Mrs. Wanda

Oakland PL

Wolfe, Eunice L.

LAP

Wolfsehr, Clifford P

SOC

Woo, Christina J.

UO

Wood, Mrs. Linda M.

LAP

Woods, Mrs. Margaret

Prospect PL

Woodard, Mrs. Ruth L.

Hermiston PL

Worden, Janice

OHS

Wostel, June H.

LAP

Wright, Mrs. Lorena


Portland

Wynd, Mrs. Ruby

Jefferson PL

Youngberg, Mrs. Ruth T.

OSU

Zegar, Dolores A.

LAP

Zenzen, Mrs. Jeanne

Garibaldi PL

Zerr, Father Bonaventure

Mt. Angel Abbey Library .... St. Benedict

Zinn, Mrs. Dorothy

West Salem PL

Zornman, Dorothy J.

LAP

TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC LIBRARIES

City and County

Ch. indiCates chairman of board

Agness:

Mrs. Rudolph Valente, Ch.; Mrs. Luther

Best; Mrs. Larry Carpenter; Mrs. Russell

Hill;

Mrs. Harold Linebaugh.

Albany:

David Aro, Ch.; Mrs. Frank Fisher;

Mrs. Howard Hickam; Dr. George R. Reid;

Mrs. Mabel Russell.

Amity:

Mrs. Cecil McLaughlin, Ch.; Mrs. David

Hansen; Mrs. Ivan Lewis; Mrs. Opal Lahley;

Mrs. Steve Nutter.

Arlington:

Mrs. William Hickerson, Ch.; Mrs. James

Green; Mrs. Dennis Gronquist; Mrs. Harry

McCauley.

Astoria:

Mrs. Robert MacDonald, Ch.; Harvey Chan;

Mrs. J. W. Forrester; James Gascoigne;

Mrs. Charles Simpson.

Athena:

Mrs. Art Buehler, Ch.; Mrs. Donald Duncan;

Mrs. Melvin Schmidtgall; Mrs. Charles Simpson;

Mrs. A. J. Wernsing.

Baker County, Baker:

Dr. James R. Evans, Ch.;

Randall Guyer; Mrs. Randolph Sharp; Vernon E.

Stewart; Mrs. Robert Vandecar; Mrs. Fred

Warner; Mrs. L. W. Wells.

pBandon:

Douglas Giles, Ch.; William Cook;

Mrs. Marvin Leach; Mrs. Myron Spady; Mrs. Ralph

Yockey.

Beaverton:

Mrs. Laree Brown, Ch

;Richard

Brenner; Marguerite Moe; Mrs. Elaine Oakes;

Donald Siffert.

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Brookings:

Mrs. Elizabeth Ruebush, Ch.;

Ken Black; Mrs. William Cunningham;

Mrs. Ben Franklin; Mrs. Ray Kemp.

Brownsville:

Mrs. Harry Naylor, Ch.;

Cr=

Mrs. Delmar Bates; Margaret Cox;

Mrs. Millard Pond.

Canby:

Mrs. A. L. Salt, Jr., Ch.; Mrs. Ira

Brown; Mrs. C. L. Eid; Mrs. Rex Eversole;

Edward E. Patterson.

Canyonville.:

Jim Jimenson, Ch.; David Hill;

Mrs. Dean Hunt; Mrs. Roy Selander; Norman

Wilson.

Clackamas:

Mrs. Wilmer Muth, Ch.; Mrs. Burt

Burton; Mrs. James Kaufman; Mrs. Vera

aCombe; Mrs. Virgil Rofini.

Clackamas County, Oregon City:

Mrs. Arlie

Brown, Ch.; John Danielson; Charles Frasier,

Jr.; Wallace D. Graham; Mrs. E. J. Ireland;

Calvin Middleton; Mrs. A. L. Salt, Jr.

Clatskanie:

Mrs. Joseph Grasborg, Ch.;

Mrs. William Barr; Mrs. Ruth Evenson;

Mrs. Edward Larsen; Mrs. Richard Manthe.

Coos Bay:

Mrs. Albert Bick, Ch.;

Mrs. Gene Bock; Mrs. John Foss;

Mrs. John Rulifson; Mrs. Robert

Williams.

TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC LIBRARIES--Continued

Coquille:

Mrs. Lorraine Lounsbury, Ch.; Ernie

Amling; Mrs. Max Blair; Dr. Dorothy Heagy;

George Johnson.

Cornelius:

Mrs. John Macintosh, Ch.; Mrs. Joe

Eggert; Mrs. Olaf Olson; Mrs. Wayne Peckham;

Mrs. Robert Siemon.

Corvallis-Benton County:

'Mrs. Harold Lucas, Ch.;

Donald Cheney; Henry Dickerson, Jr.; George

Doverspike; Jack Evey; Dr. James Groshong;

Mrs. John Jackson.

Cottage Grove:

Mrs. Joseph Abbott, Ch.; Roland

Barker; Mrs. Hugh BuermAnn; Mrs. Norman Richards;

Mrs. Edgar Rickard.

Cove:

Mrs. Millard Gibbons, Ch.; Mrs. Eugene

Altmiller; Mrs. Frank Elmer; Mrs. Leonard Goodson.

Crook County, Prineville:

Charles Williams, Ch.;

Mrs. Margaret Brown; Mrs. Ross Congleton;

Mrs. George Newell; Les Owen; Pam Shelk.

Dallas:

Board officially disbanded 10/4/73.

City Council serves as library trustees.

Dayton:

Mrs. Ardilla Kroke, Ch.

(City Recorder)

Deschutes County, Bend:

Michael Shannon, Ch.;

Mrs. Michael Hollern; Mrs. Laddie Jordan;

Mrs. Lee Lynn; Harry Waldron; Mrs. James Weese.

Douglas County, Roseburg:

Dr. Hall Seely, Ch.;

Gordon Carlson; Mrs. DeVon Clement;

George

Ploy; Mrs. Jessie Stout.

Drrin:

Mrs. Myron DeMeritt, Ch.; Mrs. Sylvia

Matoon; Mrs. Jeane McGeehon; Mrs. James Whipple;

Mrs. Rollo Wilson.

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Cr)

Cr:

Dufur:

Mrs. Wayne Tienhara, Ch.;

Mrs. Francis Hilgren; Mrs. Jim Hunt.

Echo:

Mrs. Harold Zander, Ch.;

Mrs. Bea Berger; Ilabelle Mercer;

Mrs. Marshall_ Meyers; Mrs. Roy

Ramos; Mrs. Robert Spike.

Elgin:

Mrs. Ethel Chandler, Ch.; Mrs. Bonnie

DeChene; Mrs. Helen Edwards; Mrs. Dorla

Koller; Mrs. Jessie Scoubes.

Enterprise:

Mildred Day, Ch.; Mrs. Orville

Adey; Helen Falconer; Mrs. Frank Hays;

W. Eric Walch; Janette Willgerodt.

Estacada:

Mrs. Joseph Marchand, Ch.;

Mrs. Anthony Gruba; Mrs. Loyd Howe;

Mrs. Fred Perrin; Mrs. Richard Troeh.

Eugene:

Mrs. Linda Forrest, Ch.; Mrs. Frank

Lacy; Mrs'. Charles Larson; Dr. Charles

Stephens; Dr. Charles S. Williams.

Falls City:

Mrs. Leslie Grippin, Ch.;

Mrs. Graht,Frink; Mrs. A. Kallstad.

Florence:

Mrs. Lenny Lutero, Ch.; Mrs. Stuart

Henderson; Mrs. Rand Howells; Mrs. Stuart

Johnston; Mrs. Warner Pinkney.

Forest Grove:

Mrs. Edward A. Blackman, Ch.;

Lowell Ellis; Mrs. Donald Fordyce; Marge

Gentry; Mrs. Ray Jones; Mrs. Robert Matsen;

Larry Skoog.

Fossil:

Mrs. Don Chase, Ch.; Mrs. Morrice

Dunn; Mrs. Dean Guyton; Mrs. William Steiwer,

Jr.; Mrs. Charles Vader.


Gilliam County, Condon:

Mrs. John Campbell, Ch.;

Mrs. Frank Dyer; Harry Hartley; Mrs. Larry

Snyder; Mrs. Marion Wilhite.

Gladstone:

Kent Lloyd, Ch.; David

Forsberg; Mrs. Frank Harris;

Frederick Rice; Mrs. Robert

Steffen.

Glendale:

Mrs. John Reed, Ch.;. Mrs. Ray Buchanan;

Al Mohr; Mrs. Jimmy Mosley.

Gold Beach:

Carl Rath, Ch.; Mrs. Alan Corbin;

Mrs. J. W. Herndon; Mrs. Wayne Pape; Mrs.

Robert

Van Leer.

Grant County, John Day:

Darrell Johnson, Ch.;

Mrs. Jim Damon; Charles Dannen; Mrs.

Lattie

Kirkwood; Mrs. Tom Mosgrove.

Halsey:

Cecil Turner, Ch.

Harney County, Burns: _Mrs. John McAllister,

Ch.;

Mrs. Daryl Eggleston; Chester Felt; Mrs. Dave

Fox; Mrs. Richard Jenkins; Mrs. Into

Liimatta;

Dale White.

Harrisburg:

Mrs. D. D. Huston, Ch.; Mrs. Bill

Githens; Mrs. Harry Lutz; Mrs. Jerry Sommerville;

Mrs. Edward Susee.

Helix:

Mrs. Freeman Young, Ch.; Mrs. Tom Campbell;

Mrs. Sam Gjerde; Mrs. Ron Leake; Mrs. Ray Rees;

Mrs. Ron Terjeson.

Heppner:

Randall Peterson, Ch.; Mrs. Robert

Johnson; Edwin Struthers; Mrs. Pauline

Winter;

Wallace Wolfi.

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Hermiston:

,Joseph E. Burns, Ch.; Thomas

Davidson; Mrs. Walter Eiring;,Lawrence

Gray; Mrs. William Lanham.

Hillsboro:

D. W.

(Bill) Morgan, Ch.;

DelMar Batchelor; Lester Bean; Mrs. Robert

Donaldson; Mrs. Gordon Lind.

Hood River County, Hood River:

Mrs. Lanora

Frick, Ch.; Bruce Eccles; Mrs. Eugene Euwer;

Mrs. Lottie.Gurley; Mrs. James Menefee.

Independence:

Mrs. John Danforth, Ch.;

Mrs. Kenneth Brinkerhoff; Mrs. Ruth

Grantham; Mrs. Norman Liewallen;

Mrs. Clarice Ogle.

Ione:

Vera Rietmann, Ch.; Mrs. David Baker;

Lorraine Ladd; Mrs. Don Peterson; Helen

Proudfoot.

Jackson County, Medford:

Mrs. Norman Alexander, Ch.;

Mrs. Irene Anhorn; Dick L.

Chamberlain; Mrs. James Coleman;

Mrs. Paul Goode, Loyd C. Morrow;

Lee S. Werdell.

Jefferson:

Mrs. Frank Riggle, Ch.; Mrs. Laird

Flora; Mrs. Ellis Hamby; Mrs. Jack Knight;

Mrs. Gilbert Looney.

Jefferson County, Madras:

Mrs. Jim Dodge,

Ch.; Mrs. J. Alley; Mrs. John Chinnock;

Mrs. Frank Joscelyn; Laurice Ochs;

Mrs. Sumner Rodriguez; Mrs. Clarence Wishard.


Joseph:

Mrs. Harold Klages, Ch.; Mrs. Mike

Brennan; Mrs. Art Keener; Mrs. William

Williams; Mrs. Dallas Williamson.

Josephine County, Grants Pass:

J. Edwin Arnold, Ch.;

Kim Jordan; Mrs. Louis Krauss; Clifford Murray, Jr.;

Mrs. Raymond Salisbury.

Junction City:

Steve Tyler, Ch.; Lee Churchill;

Mrs. Gregory Stroda; Mrs. Carey Strome; Mrs. Ray

Swart.

Klamath County, Klamath Falls:

Dayton 0. Hyde, Ch.;

Mrs. Betty Crank; Harvey Denham; Mrs. George

Elliott; Mrs. Warren Hudson.

La Grande:

Glenn Slabaugh, Ch.;

Mrs. Bob Burgess; Mrs. Paul

Edgerton; Michael F. Wiens; James

Wimer.

Lake County, Lakeview: 1Loyd Seely, Ch.; Mrs.

George Carlon; Mrs. William Carter; Henry McCormick;

Mrs. John McDonald.

Lake Oswego:

Arnold Southwell, Ch.; John Brown;

Mrs. C. Herald Campbell; Phillip A. McAllister;

Mrs. Richard Moore.

Langlois:

Mrs. Gerald Kamph, Ch.; Mrs. Richard

Everest; Mrs. Brad Gordon; Mrs. Charles Jensen;

Mrs. Tom Shepherd.

Lebanon:

Lester B. Steers, Ch.; Liz Bennett;

John Mangan; Phyllis McCrae; Mrs. Betty Seine.

Lincoln City:

Mrs. Eldon Heringer,

Ch.; Darryl Ambrose; Jack Boone;

Mrs. John A. Booth; Beth Gilbert.

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Lyons:

Mrs. Alex Bodeker, Ch.; Mrs. W. la.

Carter; Mrs. Florence Darling, Mrs. Hugh

Johnston; Mrs. Wilson Stevens.

McMinnville:

Curtis Shumate, Ch.; Richard

Barker; John Daley; John Larsen; Harold

Lewis.

Malheur County, Ontario:

R. J. Bertelson,

Ch.; Albert Durgan; C. R. Van Patten; Sam

Hartley; Mrs. Richard Swan.

Maupin:

Mrs. Dorcus McElheran, Ch.;

Mrs. Violet Alben; Mrs. Mary Duling;

Mrs. Emily Lewis; Mrs. Linda Sawyer.

Milton-Freewater:

Ron Tomlinson, Ch.; Elmer

Benson; Mrs. William Biggs; Mrs. Jerry

Edinger; Milo Pope.

Milwaukie:

Solomon Menashe, Ch.; Mrs. Vernon

DeLap; Mrs. Edgar Fuller; Kenneth Handel;

Lawrence Saalfald.

Molalla:

Dick Weile, Ch.; Mrs. Dennis

Dunrud; Mrs. Otto Hudrlik; Mrs. Ray Kalberg;

Mrs. David McMinn.

Monmouth:

Mrs. Robert Livingston, Ch.; Loren

Clark; Mrs. E. K. Gentle; Mrs. Hugh Van

Loan; Mrs. Vernon Warden.

Monroe:

Mrs. Richard Head, Ch.; Mrs. Les

Charles; Mrs. Gene Lindsey; Mrs. William

Morgvn; Mrs. Lillian Smith.

Moro:

Mrs. Ernest Moore, Ch.; Mrs. Alfred

Kock; Mrs. Orlow Martin; Mrs. Robert Powell;

Mrs. D. A. Van Gilder.

TRUSTEES OP PUBLIC LIBRARIES--Continued

Mount Angel:

Mrs. Les McIntyre, Ch.; Raymond

Hush;

Robert Manley; Francis Piatz; Mrs.

Willard Teem.

Multnomah County, Portland:

Warren W. Braley, Ch.;

Charles F. Adams; David L. Davies; John

Elorriaga;

Eric Hoffman; Frank E. Nash; John Raaf, M.D.;

E. C. Sammons, Jr.; C. Bruce Ward;

Frank M. Warren.

Myrtle Creek:

Donald Heard, Ch.; Ronald Culbertson;

Mrs. Kenneth Gaston; Donald Meyers; James

Wing.

Myrtle Point:

Mrs. C. S. Lehamanowsky, Ch.; Curt

Beckham; Mrs. Sam Dement; Mrs. Charles

Poehlitz;

Mrs. Lester Simons.

Newberg; Leonard Attrell, Ch.; Mrs. Charles

Gilman; Elvern Hall; Mrs. Grace Krohn;

Mrs. Harold Scharff.

Newport:

Mrs. Rod George, Ch.; Douglas Latta;

Donald E. Giles; Mrs. Alex Hamilton; Mrs.

Tom

Luther.

North Bend:

Mrs. Lewis Holt, Ch.; William Arbus;

Mrs. James Bailey; Mrs. William

Hedges;

Mrs. George Wisti.

Nyssa:

Mrs. Victor Haburchak, Ch.;

Richard Butcher;

Mrs. Bert Lienkaemper; Mrs. DorothyNolen; Claude

Swisher.

Oakland:

Mrs. Norman Welch, Ch.; Mrs. Edgar

Albrick; Mrs. Claude Cox; Mrs. Jim Foster;

Mrs. William Nelson.

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Oakridge:

Rollo J. Morris, Ch.; Christine

Barber; Mrs. John Eggink; Mrs. Carol

Johnson; Douglas Stewart.

Oregon City:

Charles McLinn, Ch.; Mrs. Frank

M. Bennett; John Dornan, III; Mrs.

William

C. Green.

Philomath:

Mrs. Lyle Daugherty, Ch.;

Mrs. Wayne Howard; Mrs. Robert McPike:

Mrs. James McMurtry; Mrs. Stanley Phelps.

Pilot Rock:

Mrs. Calvin Ries, Ch.; Jesse

Boothe, Jr.

Port Orford:

Mrs. Ray Marstall, Ch.;

Mrs. Charles Ells; Mrs. Larry Hoover;

Mrs. Thomas Radcliffe; Harold Robinson.

Powers:

Mrs. Clyde Thorp, Ch.; Mrs. Merle

Kalb; Mrs. George Mainhart; Mrs. Dean Porter;

Mrs. Elmer Post.

Rainier:

Mrs. Harold Barton, Ch.; Leonard

J. Butcher; Mrs. Ross Corbett; Mrs. Paul

Lenzner; Mrs. Thomas Wyckoff.

Redmond:

Mrs. John Halstead, Ch.;

Mrs. William Durfee; Mrs. James Hodson;

Rev. Don Parsons: Nellie Sly.

Reedsport:

Clifford Ploy, Ch.; Mrs. Jason

Boe; Mrs. Robert Cline: William Elsevier;

Ronald Hanson.

Riddle:

Mrs. B. H. Mann, Ch.; Mrs. Arthur

Gaedecke; Mrs. Elmer Love; Paul Parret;

William Strobridge.


St. Helens:

Mrs. A. T. Brownlow, Ch.;

Mrs. A. J. Ahlborn; Mrs. D. V. Bemis; Mrs. John

Kelyman; Mrs. Paul Liddell.

Salem:

Carlisle B. Roberts, Ch.; Richard H.

Buren; Mrs. Charles Hefty; Mrs. BenJ. Koford;

Dr. Charles D. Zawel.

Sandy:

Charles Frasier, Jr., Ch.; George A.

Burg; Mrs. John Hoyt; Alden Morner;

Mrs. Herbert Ogden.

Scappoose:

Mrs. William Spillman, Ch.;

Mrs. Cecil Johnson; Mrs. George Lockhoven;

Mrs. Harlow Sheldon; Mrs. James Watts.

Scio:

Robert Sommer, Ch.; Keith Miller;

Vannie Shelton.

Seaside:

Mrs. H. Henry Keck, Ch.; Mrs. Leslie

DeGandi; Hugh McKenna; Max Schafer; Mrs. Frank

Walters.

Sheridan:

Jean Herron, Ch.; Lester DeHart; Rita

Holton; Margaret Limbaugh; P. Evelyn Treadway.

Sherwood:

Mrs. Ray Harris, Ch.; Mrs. Lorn

Drummond; Mrs. Sally Hartford; Mrs. Lloyd

Parrott; Mrs. Carol Roos.

Siletz:

Mrs. Vernon Kelson, Ch.; Mrs. Josephine

Newman; Mrs. Josephine Stephens; Dorothy Wilson;

Mrs. Edna Winston.

Silverton:

Mrs. Mary Anne Corsett, Ch.;

Dr. G. B. Arrington; Mrs. Wayne Grodrian;

Mrs. Edwin Scott; Howard Smith.

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Sisters:

Loyd Hewitt, Ch.; Mrs. Loyd Brown;

Mrs. Richard Davis; Mrs. Frank Goodwin;

Mrs. Don Mouser.

Springfield:

Mrs. Dale In9werson,

Ch.:

Donald Fandrem; Robin

Kracht; Jane Mink; David Utecht.

Stanfield:

Mrs. Glenn Seeley, Ch.; Mrs. Don

Mills; Mrs. George Savage; Mrs. Wilard

Welch.

Stayton:

Mrs. Carolyn Butters, Ch.;

Mrs. Marcella Gentry; Willard Graff; John

McDermott; Mrs. Alice Rutledge.

Sutherlin:

Mrs. David Almquist, Ch.;

Mrs. Dale Cannon; Mrs. Derald Held;

Mrs. Warren Kadas, Mrs. Charles Moore.

Sweet Home:

Mrs., William Thayer, Ch.;

Mrs. William Dudley; Mrs. James McCarthy;

Rev. Dennis Mullins; Mrs. C. D. Thompson.

Tigard:

Mrs. Walt Cundiff, Ch.; Mrs. George

Burgess; Kenneth Carlisle, Jr.; Don

Jacobs;

Mrs. Charles Slemons.

Tillamook County, Tillamook; Mrs.

Dan Cary,

Ch.; Howard L. Cram; Robert Douglas.;

Lewis

P. Forster; Mrs. Kenneth Hooley;

Dr. Robert

MacGillivray; Mrs. Marvin Noble.

Toledo:

Bill McCluskey, Ch.; Mrs. Gordon

Brown; Mrs. Rex Edmondson; Mrs. Matthew

Gruber; Mrs. Vincent Moore.


Umatilla:

Mrs. Archie Easton, Ch.; Mrs. Erwin

Bushby; Mrs. Robert Mueller; Mrs. William

Reynolds; Mrs. Don Zornes.

Umatilla County, Pendleton:

Leonard Lorenzen, Ch.;

Mrs. Roger Bounds; Harold Fabre; Mrs.

Leigh Price;

Mrs. Charles Simpson.

Union:

Mrs. Robert Sheeye, Ch.; Mrs. James Conaway;

Mrs. Gerald Erwin; Mrs. Eugene Fuller; Mrs.

Pete

Petersen.

Vale:

Mrs. Kenneth Zimmerschied, Ch.; Mrs. L. K.

Bullock; Mrs. Hilton Clark; Mrs. Ron Hellman;

Mrs. Freida Switzer.

Veneta:

Mrs. Gerald Thenell, Ch.; Mrs.

Ione

Hatley; Mrs. 011ie Heide; Mrs. Elmer

Thielman;

G. Louis Wright.

Vernonia:

Mrs. William Heath, Ch.; Mrs. Ben Brickel;

Mrs. Dave Brunsman; Mrs. Guy Thomas; Mrs. L.

L.

Wells.

Waldport:

James D. Griffin, Ch.; Kenneth Davis;

Mrs. Richard Ganong; Mrs. Arch Milligan;

Mrs. Clifford Wells.

Wallowa:

Mrs. Vern Mason, Ch.; Mrs. Jack

Coleman;

Mrs. Bob Evans; Mrs. Bob Withers; Mrs.

James Zahm.

Wallowa County, Enterprise:

Mrs. Jack McClaran, Ch.;

Mrs. Howard Borgerding; Mrs. Melvin Crow;

Mrs. Elmo

Curry; Mrs. Bob Evans; Mrs. Carl Morton;

Mrs. Duane Wiggins.

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Wasco County, The Dalles:

Mrs. Meg Smith, Ch.;

Mrs. Kathryn Cogswell; Jim Kribs;,Walter

Smith; Mrs. James Turner.

West Linn:

Dr. Leonard Lindas, Ch.;

Mrs. Lewis Brainerd; Mrs. Theodore

Dikty;

Mrs. Norman Hays; Gordon Tuor.

Weston:

George Gottfried, Ch.; Lawrence

Barnett; Mrs. Fred Gordon; Mrs. James McLean;

Mrs. L'Wayne O'Hara.

Willamina:

Mrs. Orlo Daniels, Ch.;

Mrs. Robert Brown; Mrs. George

Ca4Oon;

Mrs. Clarence Park; Mrs. Harry Shipley.

Winston:

Mrs. Pat Richey, Jr., Ch.; Mrs. David

Burks; Paul Dodd; Mrs. Arnold Morton; Jack

Nelson.

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Woodburn:

Dr. Larry Davis, Ch.; Mrs. Homer

Bowman; Mrs. Don Burlingham; Frank

Doerfler;

Mrs. Gene Haislet.

Yachats:

Mrs. David Chamberlin, Ch.;

Mrs. Clarie Lais; Mrs. Mary Larson;

Mrs. Robert Oxley.

Yoncalla:

Mrs. E. B. Radtke, Ch.; Mrs. Stacy

Adams; Mrs. Dale Bessett; Mrs. Joseph

Farrell; Mrs. Herbert Hildreth.

OREGON STATE ADVISORY COUNCIL ON LIBRARIES

Representing Public Libraries

Mrs. Martha Julaphongs

Head, Extension Services

Library Association of Portland

Portland, Oregon 97205

223-7201

Hardin E. Smith, Director

Jackson County Library System

Medford, Oregon 97501

773-7505

John Switzer, Librarian

Umatilla County Library

Pendleton, Oregon 97801

276-1881

Representing Academic Libraries

James W. Pirie, Librarian



244-6161

Terms effective through 1975.

Representing School Libraries

Marionbeth Wolfenden

Library Supervisor

West Linn Public Schools

West Linn, Oregon 97068

638-6731

Representing Special Libraries

Mrs. Julie Kawabata, Librarian

Tektronix, Inc.

Beaverton, Oregon 97005

644-0161

Representing Institutional

William Kennedy

Education Coordinator

Oregon State Corrections

Salem, Oregon 97310

378-2448

Libraries

Division

Representing the University of

Oregon School of Librarianship

Michael A. McNamara

559 E. 16th St.

Eugene, Oregon 97401

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Representing Itibrary Users

Mrs. Richard (Virginia)

Harrison

The Dalles, Oregon 97058

296-5154

Mrs. Paul (Dorothy) Weswig

Corvallis, Oregon 97330

753-4776

Representing Disadvantaged

Capt. Joyce P. Osika

Director of Senior Services

Volunteers of America

Portland, Oregon

234-9112

Representing Oregon Library

Association

Carol Hildebrand, Librarian

Lake Oswego Public Library

Lake Oswego, Oregon 97034

636-7628

OREGON LIBRARY ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE BOARD

President

Kay H. Salmon, Director

Corvallis Public Library

645 N.W. Monroe

Corvallis, Oregon 97330_

752-7101

Vice President-President Elect

Carol Hildebrand, Librarian

Lake Oswego Public Library

706 4th St.

Lake Oswego, Oregon 97034

636-7628

Secretary

Carol Ventgen, Librarian

Coos Bay Public Library

525 W. Anderson

Coos Bay, Oregon 97420

269-1101

Treasurer

Stanley Ruckman, Head Librn.

and Director of Media


650b` S.W. Pacific Blvd.

Albany, Oregon 97321

928-2361

ALA Representative

Mary Downey

Library Association of Portland

801 S.W. 10th Avenue


235-7934

Member-at-Large

Tony Svetich

Blue Mountain Community College

Pendleton, Oregon 97801

276-1470

PNLA Representative

Hardin E. Smith, Director

Jackson County Library

413 West Main St.

Medford, Oregon 97501

776-7280

Past President

Frank Rodgers, Director

Portland State University Library

P.O. Box 1151


229-4521

Trustee Section President

Barbara Ireland

710 West Main St.

Molalla, Oregon 97038

829-2625

School Library Representative

Robert E. Neely

Curriculum Materials Center

Beaverton School District

P.O. Box 200

Beaverton, Oregon 97005

649-0377

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State Librarian

Eloise Ebert

State Library Building

Salem, Oregon 97310

378-4367

Parliamentarian

Donald C. Ownbey


P.O. Box E, 4000 E. 30th


747-4501

Children's Services Section Chmn.

Leslie Haines, Children's Librn.

Ashland Public Library

410 Siskiyou Blvd.

Ashland, Oregon 97520

irz

482-1151

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Editor, Oregon Library News

Elaine Kemp

Catalog Department



686-3064

Executive Director, National

Library Week

Helen Holland

Corvallis Public Library

645 N.W. Monroe

Corvallis, Oregon 97330

752-7101

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