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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 24, 1963)
ASC Elections Now Being Held Through County Elections of representatives ' for seven local communities un der the agricultural stabiliza tion ana conservation program are now being conducted by mail, according to M. B. Caster, ot tne jacKson uounty am; oi fice. The election is to be com pleted by Nov. 29. Nominees are: Annfeffntc: Clav R r 1 O n George Brown, Harlan Cantrall, " James Corson, Martin Grier, John Horner, fTancis arouse, John O'Brien, Richard Leroy Of fsnWhpr. and Louis Straube. Ashland: John Ambler, John Billings, Ben Dawson jr., How ard De Young, Pat Dugan, El mer Hopkins, Richard Ireland, Rodney Keating, Joe Meyer, and Paul Reneau. Central Point: Homer Conger, Bnhort rtiinn Franklin Bevhard. Lloyd Hammond, Eugene Kirk ham, Dixon Saltsgaver, Charles Taylor, Ray Vogel, Ronaw von dor Hollen and Everett Young. Eagle Point: Edmund Armi- tage, Dale Bigham, w. B. ua vies, Roger P. Gratsinger Jr., Edwin Hayes, George Jess Jr., Ed Mayfield, John Ousterhout, Dcnsld UUbm and David Wool folk. Jacksonville -Medford: W. B. Barnum Jr., Lewis Clark, A. L. Ferns, Oscar Gysin, L. M. Hamilton, Gilbert Knips, Donald Korth, , Robert Minear, John Niedermeyer and Martin Sch nack. Rogue River: William Ber entensen, Glenn Birdseye, H. S. Deuel, Damian Estremado, W. H. Hall, Herman Kamping, Walter G.-Kasworm, -John R. Luebeke, Ed Martin and J. E. Parsons. - Sams Valley: Lloyd Beers, Earl Bigham,. Burle Burreson, Venson Hunt, George Loftin, Gilbert Mack, John E. Morris, Earl Peffley, Ernest Radomski and Dale Schulz. Mrs. Kennedy Gives Ring to Husband, SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UPD Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy pressed her wedding ring into the hand of her dead husband, seconds before his coffin was closed, Rep. Henry B. Gon zales, D-Tex., said today, Gonzales described the Inci dent in radio Interview on sta tion KTSA. "She kissed her husband and ehed his hand," the congress- -n said. "She removed her -dding ring and placed it in M hand." The casket was closed then, the sorrowful return to Washington begun. FAMILY DECLINES FLOWERS WASHINGTON (UPI) The family of slain President John F. Kennedy asked that anyone wishing to send flowers to the White House or to the funeral instead donate to charity an equivalent amount of money. Quaint Charm JIFFY stitchery! Choose a bright or black - and white color scheme for this set. Quaint charm for old time pictures use on towels, pil lows, too. 8-to-inch crossstitch. Pattern 7118: transfer six 7x4 inch motifs. THIRTY-FIVE CENTS (coins) for this pattern add 15 cents for each pattern for first - class mailing and special handling. Send to Alice Brooks, Medford Mail Tribune, Needlecraft Dept. P. 0. Box 163, Old Chelsea Sta tion, New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS, PAT TLRN NUMBER. 206 HANDICRAFT HITS in our big, big, new 1964 Needle craft Catalog, out now! See toys, fashions, crewelwork, heir looms, gifts, bazaar hita-very-thing to crochet, knit, sew, weave, embroider, quilt, smock. fend 25 cents right now. ' - : MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON ' - ; ' ' v SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 24, 1963 B 5 i ; - - ,. .. .. , . . , . . .... ., r, . . . , . .: . , .. ; ' " :: , SKI sPspa ' ' ' 4BSPVMtHT 0U HATCH 1M1 i - , ' . (Average 32 square yards living room, dining room and hallway) MOmWKLMURY-WLON VALUE! COMPLETE - PAD AND ALL! NOTHING DOWN . . . LOW AS $10 MONTHLY! Here's ffie corpef America has wished for and now Mo hawk has loomed it. "Park Royal" is an inspired design a graceful cameo effect, with sturdy high-low loop construc tion, and face of 700 Cumuloft continuous filament nylon. This remarkable carefree, carpet won't fuzz, pill or shed, is moth proof, non-allergenic, and jealously guards its resilience and beauty. It hides traffic patterns, resists crushing and wear. Stains and spots simply wipe away, since the fibers do not absorb liquids. Colors remain deep and vibrant, locked in 1o the very core of the fibers. Park Royal is a real achievement horn he fabled looms of Mohawk, world's largest carpet mill; And while our stock lasts, we can install this superb new broadloom in your home wall to wall so thriftily there's no reason to do with out it for even another week! 32 yards, enough for an average 3 area installation, for only $319, including pad and all labor! Larger or smaller areas priced in propor Hon. We measure, cut, sew, pad and lay wall to wall, everything included, for nothing down, little as $70 monthly. Look into it. If you can't come in right. away, phone vs. Ask about Mohawk's new Park Royal! Jbfl. ZU of Qrraltand tor tit continuow Womtnf luluad nyfon yom. Yes-We Show Samples In Your Home! No Obligation-Free Estimates. . Phone For Appointment: 772-7376 ' FLOOR COVER SHOP 709 So. Riverside In respect to the lite President John F. Kennedy ' we will be eloied all day Monday. m
