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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1962)
THURSDAY, Veterans Day Events Planned; Scheduled Nov. 12 A number of activities are scheduled for Veterans day to be observed in the Rogue valley Nov. 12, since Nov. 11 falls on a Sunday. The day will begin with a breakfast at the Veterans of Foreign Wars' hall, 42 North Front st. The meal will be served by the VFW auxiliary from 7 to 10:30 a.m. The new speaker's stand in the Medford Library park will be dedicated at 10:30 a.m. with a short ceremony. The stand, built at the re quest of the Veterans Allied council, was financed by funds left the Medford parks and recreation department for improvements in the city in the will of Mrs. T. W. (Jes sie W.) Miles. Veterans Day Parade The Veterans day parade will start at 11 a.m. Among the participating groups will lie the National Guard, Army Reserve, Veterans organiza tions and the Veterans Ad ministration at White City. Commercial, as well as indi vidual, floats will be entered, it was reported. Parade marshal will be the Medford mayor-elect. With him will be Miss Martha Wyalt, Jacksonville, Miss Oregon. Several schools bands and the Ashland Kiltie band will provide the music. Theme for the day's ac tivities is "There is no 'ism like Americanism." This phrase was selected from the slogan contest held among the VA Domiciliary members at White City by the DAV. Top winner was David Frisch. 8 A Grange News Phoenix Grange "Booster Night" was cele brated at Phoenix Grange Oct. 23. This is an annual event for the purpose of Inviting non mcmbei's to visit the Gi'anc and learn of its many activ ities. Although based on agri cultural Interests II is not I i in lied to lliis alone, People from all walks ot lite make up the organization; doctors, lawyers, businessmen, etc. Many topics are reported and discussed such as farm reports, legisla tion, and education to name a few. The evening opened with a potluck dinner followed by music by the "Meadowlaiks"; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meadows and Mrs. Dorothy Nahss. Roscoo Roberts, state over seer, was escorted to the mas ter's slalion and later talked about Grange events. A topic about the seven founders ot the Grange was read by Mrs. Olin Poe. Dancers from lhe Colleen Gold Beach Student In Good Condition Larry Rati, 15, or Gold Beach was reported in good condition at Sacred Heart hospital today where he was brought Tuesday for treat ment of a skull fracture. According to reports the boy was hit on the head while at school. He was brought lo Medford by Mercy Flights Inc. Two other patii-nts were transported by the non-profit air ambulance service Wednesday. James Boyd. 21, who suffered back injuries wlien a tri.clor turned over near Klamath Falls Oct. 21, was flown lo his home in Fresno. Calif. Arthur llinkle, box 15(1, Jacksonville, was flown from Medford to Purl land for emergency treatment of a leg condition To date Mercy Flights have rallied I.4M1 patients since it was started. THIS MAN COMFORT TO -ft.-. ARCHER WATSON I BURNER SERVICE WESTERN OIL S South Stage Rd. ! 3. V NOVLMBER 1. 1962 Governorships Offer Edilor'i noiai Thii li lhe third in a ipacial series of tories on the Nov. 6 election by UPI political writers. It concerns the battle for the na tion's state houses, from which the 1964 GOP presidential nominee probably will emerge. By LOUIS CASSELS Washington UPli- The rich est political . prizes within reach of the Republicans on Nov. 6 will be the governor ships of several pivotal states. Thirty-five of the 50 states will elect governors with na tional interest centering on California, Michigan, Pennsyl vania, Ohio and Texas. In each of these large and popu lous states, GOP candidates are making strong bids for gubernatorial chairs now oc cupied by Democrats. If they should succeed, it would give them a powerful operating base to' strengthen the party to resist President Kennedy's generally expected bid for a second term. In New York. Republican Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller is rated a shoo-in for reelection over Democrat Robert M. Morgenthau. I f Rockefeller wins big, he will be the man to beat for the 1084 GOP pres idential nomination. But several potential rivals for that nomination may emerge from other guberna torial races, if Republican candidates are victorious. Fights for Political Lite In California, former Vice President Richard M. Nixon, the GOP presidential nominee 11)60, is fighting to stay alive in politics by unseating Democratic Gov. Edmund G. Brown. The Brown -Nixon campaign has turned into the noisiest political- battle Cali Hope studio included Carol Yamada, Carolyn Berry, De bra Mason, Janet Mason and Carl Huson. Mrs. Bert Stancliffe, a Phoe nix teacher, talked on "The Phases in Education." Mclvin Lattie explained the organiza tion of the death benefit soci ety and how it will operate. Another musical group was Mrs. Eve Webster, Ron Bart lctt, Ralph Roberts, Ralph Et tel, Earl Davis, Fred Chn quette and singer Miss Judy Stuart. YOU KNOW WHERE CARL FISHER STANDS! ON FOREIGN AID . . . CARL FISHER SAYS: "I would support a cut in foreign aid because of in dicators that tell of waste in the program. I fully rec ognize both the human needs and the require ments of the State De partment . . . but greater care must be taken in the spending of money that is appropriated. The success ful aspects of foreign aid are now over shadowed by examples of wasteful spending and I lliic mncl a ' ' i corrected. f(6 PH. Pnl. Ad. F isl-ier for Ceng. Com Dick Travis, I 100 Miu Mar, Mcii DELIVERS YOUR HOME! look for the cour laout, efficient man delivering quality healing oil . , , it will probably be Archor Watsonl Me hat had eight yean experience on the oil trucks serving our cutlomert. 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