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The Bend Bulletin, Saturday, March 19, 1955
Here and There
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Harris and
son, Salem, are spending the week
end in Bend. They are guests at
the home ol Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
G. Winslow and family, 822 Dela
ware avenue. The Harrises made
the trip to Bend to attend the fu
neral of Mrs. Harris's aunt, Mrs.
Sigmund C. Mayer. Mrs. Harris
Insurance Firm
Seeks Damages
Complaint that snow piled along
the curb by a street department
crew, melted and flooded the base
ment of the home of Duncan Mc
Kay is subject of a suit for more
than $7,000 damages brought in
federal court by two insurance
companies. .
The suit was brought by Ben
Franklin insurance company, with
whom McKay has a policy, against
the Oregon Auto Insurance com
pany, with whom the city is in
sured. Both companies deny lia
bility for the damage alleged done
to McKay's home, 961 Riverside.
Melting snows reportedly seeped
into the house during a heavy win
ter storm in January 1954.
Reporting on the suit to the city
commission Wednesday, City At
torney Harry A. English said the
city will in no way be involved
in defending the ease in federal
court in Portland.
He .snid the case would be ar
gued solely by attorneys for the
two companies involved, and that
the city could be free of cost for
the trial.
BOWLING
WOMEN'S MA.IOK I.EAOUE
Lundgren's and Pilot Butte Inn
team were tied for the Women's
Major League leadership with 23
games won and 17 lost at the end
of play this week. Nancy's Cur
tain Shop is m third spot, with
Cliff's Furniture close behind. Me-
do-Land holds fifth place and
Wetle's sixth. Bringing up the rear
are the Smoke Shop and Bend
Nash teams.
Louise Keown rolled high indi
vidual game, 224, this week, and
Gladys Simonson had high indiv
idual series, 559. Medo-Land rolled
high team game, S12, and also
annexed high game series, 2388.
BOOSTER I.EAGl'E
Helen George scored high single,
158; and Nadine-Duff high- series,
in Booster League action last
night on the Cascade alleys. High
game. 807. was rolled by Bend
Venetian Blind, a team thai also
took high series, 2275. Three to one
victories were recorded by all
learns. II was Pine Tavern over
Norman's Ranch Room, Bend Ve
netian over Anlikcr and Robinson.
P & W Market over Darst Log
gereltes and Eagles Auxiliary over
Lindsay's Moosetles.
Ronnler League standings at the
end of the week follow:
Lindsay Moosettes
Venetian Blind
Pine Tavern
Eagles Auxiliary ....
Ranch Room
Anliker-Robinson
P & W Market
Darst Loggerettes
was formerly Eileen Mayer of
Bend.
Royal Neighbors are to meet on
Monday at 7:30 at Norway hall
with Mrs. May Logan, Portland
to be present. AH officers have
been asked to be present at 3 p.m
to practice for the drill that night
Mans will be completed at the
evening meeting for the district
convention, to be held in May.
Mr. and Mrs. George Noxon
1620 Lytle, are parents of an 8
pound boy born March 17 at SI
Charles Memorial hospital. He has
been named Jeffrey Alan.
The Ground Observers' Corps
will have an important meeting
Monday, March 21, at 8 p.m. at
Brooks Memorial hall, it was an
nounced by leaders. '
Mrs. Birt Read of Corvallis is
spending the weekend with Mrs
Bud Capell and daughters. Nanc
and Cynthia, who will leave next
week for Japan. Capell, who is
stationed at Tokyo, is Mrs. Read's
son.
Dr. John M. McCarthy returned i
Thursday from Los Angeles, Cal
.if., where he was enrolled for a
week in a course in dental cslhe
tics, sponsored by the Swissedent
Foundation.
Mrs. Wilbur, Sholes, chairman
for the Easter Seal drive in Bend,
has announced that members of
Beta Alpha chapter, Epsilon Sig-
fma Alpha sorority, will prepare
the seals for mailing at a meeting
Tuesday, March 22, at 7:30 p.m.
at her home, 1184 Newport avenue.
Miss Dorothy Kay Bowman,
Bend, will be among 55 student
nurses of Good Samaritan Hospi
tal School of Nursing to receive
their caps in St. Mark's Episco
pal church, 21st and N.W. Marsh
all, Portland, at 8 p.m. Friday eve
ning, March 25. Rev. Robert Les
sing of St. Mark's church, Port
land, will be the speaker. Miss
Bowman is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ollie Bowman, 1660 W.
Fifth street.
A drivers license examiner will
be on duly in Bend on Friday,
March 25. at the state office.
315 East Third street, between the
hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Per
sons wishing original licenses or
permits to drive are being asked
to file applications well ahead of
the scheduled closing hour in or
der to assure time for completion
of the required test.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Willoughby
and son, of Portland, left this morn
ing for Eugene, after a brief vis
it in Bend. They were overnight
guests at the home of .rn aM
guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. E. J. Van Landuyt and fam
ilv. Reed lane. Both Mr. and Mrs.
Willoughbv are-former Bend res
idents. Mrs. Willoughby, the for
mer Helen Clark, was the daugh
ter of the late E. L. Clark of La
Pine.
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$300 Price Tag
1 Put on Kroiect
v i -i
&Vf? 1 ' i Prnnnsed cost nf 1ht mispH nlnt-
form suggested for the commis
sion room of the city hall has
been estimated at $300, city com
missioners were informed Wednes
day.
Raised on the platform would be
a U-shaped commission table.
Corporation Tax Deadline Noted
There apparently is some mis
understanding as to the date due
for filing corporation tax returns
for 1951. Ralph C. Granquist, dis
trict director of Internal Revenue,
Portland, Oregon said today. While
the filing of calendar year indi
vidual income tax returns was
moved forward to April 15 by eon-
ercssional legislation, this is not
Mayor Hans siagsvout indicated, irue when filing calendar year Cor-
Portland Firm
Given Contract
W I- Pet.
59 41 .590
5B 41 .560
55 45 .550
55 45 .550
52 48 .520
47 53 .470
44 5fi .440
33 G7 .330
CLASSIC I.EAfa E
Slover-LeBlanc fired high team
series. 2.751. and Cliff's Furniture
rncked up high single game of
985. in Thursdav night's Classic
League action. Harold Barfknecht
tooned the individual scorers with
a 603 effort, and Carl Sullivan had
h it'll single game of 227.
In Ihe team matches. Snoboy
downed The Elks 4 to 0. Jne X
Bivl's took 4 from Superior Cafe,
Slover-LeBlanc swamnod Slierfy
Candy 4 In 0, and Cliff's Furniture
took Mirich Mobile 3 to 1.
The standings:
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Snoboy" 32
Slover-LeBlanc 2S
J'K & Bea's ...
Mirich Mobile
Superior Cafe
The Elks
Sherfy Candy
Cliffs Furn. .
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Potato Session
Set at Redmond
Central Oregon potato growers
have been invited to attend an in
dustrv meeting on March 25, at !
p.m. in Redmond's Westminster
hall at which provisions now pend
ing on HB 52 relative to compul
sory inspection of potatoes will be
discussed.
Committeemen will also be nom
inated to serve on the marketing
agreement committee.
Also to be considered will be SB
269, which provides for a market
ing division in the slale depart
ntent of agriculture. Disaster per
mits and certified seed shipment
will be discusSed, Dwight Macy,
president of the Central Oregon
Potato Grower's association, has
announced. .'
Markets and freight rales will
be reviewed by Bon Davidson.
William M. Case, executive dir
ector of the National Potato Coun
cil, will lie present, and will be
Ihe featured speaker of the eve
ning.
MEETING PARKING PROBLEM Modernistic self-parking garage is part of the parking solu
tion for downtown San Francisco, Calif. Autos are parked in the garage, which has a 100-car ca
pacity, in stalls bi a 45-aegree angle. Owners claim cars can be in or Out on the sCnal ranipS in
about two minutes.
Special to The Bulletin
MADRAS A contract for $125,-
945.90 has been awarded to E. C.
Hall and company, Portland, for
construction of Simnasho area
roads, it has been reported from
the Warm Springs Indian Reserva
tion agency office.
Heavy equipment has been mov
ed to the site, located about 15
miles north of the agency on the
Hot Springs-Simnasho road, and
sub-contracts are currently being
let, according to T. M. Sanders,
administrative officer.
Under terms of the contract,
which was approved by the Bu
reau of Public Roads and the De
partment of Indian Affairs, work
will be completed within a max
imum of six months.
The contract covers three separ
ate items. The first is for 2.360
miles of new road, and includes
grading, drainage, base, and top
surfacing. The second is for 9.613
miles of crushed rock base surfacing.
The third calls for 13.812 miles
of crushed rock top surfacting on
Simnasho school roads. Some of
the top and base surfacing work
comes within the extremities of
the third item.
Cosigress Today
the proposal would be referred to
the budget committee for possible
inclusion in next year's budget.
Police Chief John T. Tructt re
ported that several agencies have
recommended to him that there
be a raised desk in the room to
give a more Imposing atmosphere.
The commission room is also used
for municipal court.
By UNITED I'ltESS
Two principals in the Senate's
investigation of the slock market
boom accused each other today of
playing politics with the inquiry
and ruining its effectiveness.
The charges were exchanged by
Sen. J. William Fulbright (D-Ark),
who sponsored the investigation
coand is chairman of the commit
tee conducting it, and Sen. Homer
E. Capchart (R-IndJ, the inquiry's
severest critic.
Capchart said he does not be
lieve the two weeks of hearings
thus far have accomplished "any
Ihe Post Office Department kept
Ihe elections subcommittee in
formed about postmarks and re
turn addresses on mail delivered
to McCarthy and his aides, but the
mail was not opened. Sen. Walter
F. George lU-Ga) and former Sen.
Homer Ferguson (R-Mich), who
investigated McCarthy's charges
about the mail cover, had de
nounced its use and asked the Jus
tice Department to d e t e r m i n e
whether the practice is illegal.
I'ostal: Congressional sources
said the President has indicated
he will veto any bill increasing the
Redmond Hospital
Special to The Bulletin
REDMOND New patients in
Central Oregon district hospital
Friday were: John Leisher, 6
months, Redmond; Frank B. Sim
mons, Portland; Albert Braham,
route 1, Prineville; Mrs. Arthur
Schmidt, Maupin. Two children un
derwent tonsillectomies and four
out-patients were treated, all dis
charged. Dismissed Friday: Walter Wain-
anwit and Willis Miller, Warm
Springs; David McBain, Culver;
Ann Miller, 14, Chester Kratz, Mi
chael Albiich, 14. Redmond; and
from maternity floor Mrs. Victor
Livingston, route 1, Redmond, with
baby, and Mrs. Glen Fortenberry,
Terrebonne, and daughter.
gixid at all. He said Fulbright and pay of postal workers more than
other Democrats on the committee 17.5 p,.r c,.nt. The President liad
seem to have mode the hearings recommended oricinallv that the
Basketball Title
Play to be Aired
This evening starting at 8:45
KBND will air the state Class A
high school basketball champion
ship game between Eugene andj
Medlord, Irom MacArthur court
at the University of Oregon, Eu
gene, t
The broadcast will also contin
ue through Ihe entire presentation
and award ceremony and the nam
ing of all-state team members.
poration Tax Returns which con-
Survey Made
By Commission
Four members of the city com
mission yesterday surveyed Butte
drive as first step to acting on a
petition for its vacation submitted
at the commission meeting Wed
nesday.
The petition was presented by
Dr. Albert F. Moody, owner of
the lots lying on both sides of the
undeveloped drive platted to run
diagonally between E. 11th and
Penn avenue. ,
Decision to inspect the platted
street was made by commissioners
following presentation of the peti
tion which bears the signatures of;
89.5 percent of the property own
ers in the area affected.
Making the tour were Mayor
Hans Slagsvold and Commission
ers T. D. Sexton, Hap Taylor and
Melvin Rogers. Also along was
Water and Street Superintendent
W. P. Drost.
Action on the petition will be
taken at the next commission
meeting, scheduled for April 6.
tinue to be due by March. 15. t
Because ot the misunderstand-:
ing, reasonable causa shall be pre-,
sumcd for late filing o Corpora-1
tion Tax Returns if a tentative
return is filed by March J8, 1955
and accompanied by 50 per cent of
the tax liability. In such cases.
interest will be due from March
15. 1955 on 6e first installment
only, and the second installment
of 50 percent may be made on
June 15, 1953 without interest,
Granquist said.
. CItKEN SPAGHETTI
CHICAGO (UP) Club El
Bianco, an Italian restaurant, ob
served St. Putrick's Day by serv
ing green spaghetti.
HP
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The Final
Journey
As the spirit goes
forth into transcen
dent glory, rever
ently and with sym
pathetic understand
ing, we conduct ev
ery funeral service
in such a way as to
reflect an abiding
faith in the Ufa
eternal.
Pledged to
Perfection In Every
Service
1
Phone
118
Niswonger
and
Winslow
Morticians
"part of a plan to discredit and ad
ministration and destroy confidence
in the economy of the country.
Fulbright countered that the ad
Bend Hospital
Oliver Pickens, 722 W. 12th;
George Warner, route 3. Bend.
and Mrs. John Loomis, 100 Irv
ing avenue, are new patients at
St. Charles Memorial hospital.
The following were dismissed:
Mrs. Woodrow Carroll, Gilchrist:
Mrs. Neil Brandenburg. Bend;
raises not exceed 6'a per cent, but
the House Post Oflice Committee
boosted the amount to 7.5 per cent.
5nmn lTftnr niomlwr nlnn tct
ministration has . not cooperated; fi h, fol. a ,0 nt,r ct,m boost whcn
with the study and that Capchart ; , jssllo ..,..,.. ,,, ,. .
and other GOP leaders have made
partisan attacks against it. The at
tacks, he said, will make beparti
sanagreement on new safeguards
against another market crash "fu
tile." Other Congressionid News
Documents: Sen. John J. Spark
man (D-Ala.) called on the admin
istration to publish full accounts of
diplomatic conferences involving
Ihe United States since Ihe Repub
licans won the presidency. Spaik
man noted that the administration
plans to publish long-secret details
about all World War II conlerencvs
in which Democratic presidents
participated. He snid it should do
the same for the most recent con
ferences. Campbell: The Senate confirmed
the President's nomination of Jo
seph Campbell to be comptroller
general. The approval came by
Highways: Former President:
Truman, in a letter to Sen. Stuart
Symington (D-Mo), urged Congres
to vole funds to modernize the na
tion's highways and streets to save
lives and money and speed up
trntfie. He did not directly take
sides on conllicling Republican
and Democratic bills to boost fed
eral spending on roads. His letter
was believed to be his first public
statement on pending legislation
since he left the White House.
Building: The House, in a sur
prise action, voted two million dol
lars to build itself a new office
building.
Another Eagle
Found in Trap
voice vote despite some Demo- Two B(?ml mcn who navc .an
Mrs. Lyman Kelly. Gilchrist; John crane ijiuicms man ampueii : strings on Central Oregon's high
Burgeliious, Bend. necessary legal and legislative ex-, ,,.srrt reported more eagle trouble
peneiicu 101- me joo. , Kiirlay. They are Stanton Sher-
( ivil Defense:: The President i wood and Charles L. Bergseng.
lata Rllimnre and infant son 1 "'..,. fc. "-j . r or
and Mrs. Oswald Hanson, route
and daughter. Mrs. Lawrence Oat
man. 125 Lafayette, and Mrs. Law
rence Terlisner, 622 Georgia, and
their baby girls were dismissed
Friday.
Released today from the mater-
-il.. 0- rln t.ham l'
,'o r...i.: -j I asked Congress for an emergency ; irnr the second time in a week
j 12 million dollar appropriation to they found a golden eagle in traps
speed up Livii ueiense planning, j n,.ar Millican. This is the same
4-Culver Teachers
Aid Fund Drive
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SPOKTSMKX'S I-KACTK .
Al H.irrintrton rolled high game.
2fi3. and high series. 59S. in Sports
men's Leaeue action Friday night
on the local allevs. High team and
.-cries scores. o9i and lfi.3. were
rolled bv Masterson-St. Clair, a
s'lu.'id that took four points from
Pastime. The VFW and Gordon
Randall Agency teams each took
three points from Bend Supply Co
nnd Svverson Bros.. Al's Drive
III and Cascade Bowl teams split.
' Standings of the Sportsmen's
Lr.igue teams followi:
W 1. Pet
Masterson-St. Clair
Pastime
VFW
Al's Drive In
Svverson Bros. .
Cascade Bowl
Henri Svpplv
R;indall Agency
2P'J Wi
27 13
23'-V 1fi'!i
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19 21
19 21
11 29
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SpN-.ial to The Bulletin
MADRAS Seven male Culver
teachers will cover the Culver
area, Monday, starting at 3:15, to
raise funds for the 1955 Red Cross
membership and fund drive.
The Culver school system teach
ers will make house-to-houso calls
jn Culver and Opal City school
district territories. Funds obtained
will go into the Jefferson county
total. The county quota is $10i3
Participating will be Keith Ja
cobs. W. II. Bunch. Buck Monroe
Dale Cannon. James Dawes, Le-
Roy Pulham. and R. A. Reid. Mrs.
Don Lehman is Culver chairman
lor Red Cross activities.
State Economy
Topic for Talk
Special In The Bulletin
PRINEVILLE Robert McCoy.
director of the Oregon Develop
ment Commission, will he Ihe main
speaker at the Tuesday noon lun
cheon meeting of the Prineville
Crook County Chamber of Com
merce. The luncheon session will
be at the Ochoco Inn.
McCoy will discuss economic de
velopment of Oregon.
Also present for the meeting will
lie three exchange students from
Oregon State College. They are
students whose homes tire in Aus
tralia, Austria and Singapore.
Mike Miksche, chamber presi
dent, will preside at the meeting.
He said the money is needed ur
gently so the government can work
out ways of 'dealing with fallout of
radioactive particles resulting from
an H-bomb attack.
Mall-Cover: The Justice Depart
mont notified the Senate that a
"mail cover" placed on Sen. .Io
seph R. McCarthy's mail in 1!C2
by Senate invesligalors violated no
ferleral law. Under the mail cover,
sot in which an eagle with a .sev
en-foot wing spread was reported
earlier in the week.
Also in the Millican set was a
small bobcat.
There is a possibility that Ihe
eagle reimrtcd Thursday was a
male of Ihe first bird, the trap
pers say. Both birds had to be
killed because their legs were broken.
KIRK RKI'OKTKD
Contents of a clothes closet Were
burned in a fire that broke out in
Ihe furnace room at the Joe Pet
erson residence, 1001 Cleveland av
enue. Friday afternoon. The Fire
Department answered the alarm
at 4: IS p.m.. and controlled the
fire. Firemen said the blaze was
caused by the ignition of paint
thinner, which was stored in the
furnace room.
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8:40 Mr, Weatherman
8:4(i Fun to Reduce
9:00 Valiant Lady
9:15 Sflcrut Storm
9 :30 Arthur Godfrey Time
10:30 Welcome Travelers
1L tOO Robert Q. Lewis -11
:80 Linkletter Uouacparty
12:00 Vfaitin' Time
12:30 Uob t;roHhy Show ,
1 ;00 KriKhter Day
1:16 liuve of Life
1:30 On Your Account
2 :00 Carry Moore Show
2:30 The Inner Klame
3:46 Road of 1,1 fe
8:00-KOIN KiUhen
8:30 Strike It Hich
4 :00 Armchair Theatre
4 :30 Search for Tomorrow
4 :45 Cuidinir Liiiht
6 :00 Red Dunnintc Show
6:80 Mr. Moon
6 :46 CarUxjn Show
6 :00 Mr. Weatherman
6 :0B SMrtiWPne
6:10News Parade
6:16 This Week in Sports
6:30 Douff K-lwarda News
June From an Show
7:001 Search for Adven.
7:80 Name that Tune
8:00 Ray Milland Show
8 .30 Climax
9 :30 Four Star Playhouse
10:00 Public Defender
10:80 City Denk
10 :S j-Showtime on Six
FRIDAY
8.36 News Hiliten
H:40--Mr. Weatherman
8: 15--Fun to ltiluce
9:00 Valiant Lady
9:16 Secret Storm
9 :8Q Garry Moore Show .
10:30 Welcome Travelers
11 lOO Bobert Q. LewU
11 iSO Linkletter Souseparty
12 : 00 The Big Payoff
12 :80 Bob Crosby Show
1:00 Brighter Day
1:16 Love of Life
1:80 On Your Account
8:00 Garry Moor Show
2 :80 The Inner Flame
2:46 Koad of Life
8:00 KOIN Kitchen
8:30 Strike It Rich
4 :00 Armchair Theatre
4:80 Search for Tomorrow
4:46 C. ui.il nit Light
6 :00 Red Dunning Show
6:80 Rfn Tin Tin
6:00 Mr. Weatherman '
6 :06 Sportsoene
fi:10 News PerfttJa
6 : 15 Northwest Outdoors
8:30 Doug Kdwards Show
6 46 Perry Como Show
7:00 Oszle Harriet
7 : 30 Person to Fwrsoa
6:00 Mama
8:30 Topper
0 :00 Playhouse of Stars
9:80 Our Hum Brooks
10:00 The Lineup
10:30 City Peak
10:36 Shovtlrao oa Big
SATURDAY
9 :00 Zoro'a Leg km
9:80 RKD 6
10:00 Captain Midnight
10:30 Big Picture
11 :00 Kid Critic
II ;lfi Cartoon Time
11 :30 Contest Carnival
12:00 Jimmy Wsksly
1 -.on- Din Picture
1 1:80 -Florida Derby
2:O0Spotli-ht on Youth
! Z :i10--Armchair Theatre
4 :80 Snowtlme for Mom
fi 00 Champion WrssUieg
i 6 :00 Big Town
6:80 Beat the Clock
7 :00 Professional Father
, 7:80 Willy
, 8 oo Jackie G1eaen
0 fM Two for the Moner
I I0:00-Meet Millie
9 I
10:30 Showtime on Six
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BIIMIAY
S : Hri Aini-rtcan h'nrwn
4 ;00 -n.l 1. tlio l.if,.
A :XO.-Knintl.-rii ..f Kftilh
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t :!.',-- Wlinr'. Y.iur Tnurhla
r. ::irr CitiM-n J)..iiI(ir
:n -M-t-t tho 1'rwa
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10 ;0f -
MONDAY
4 nn - llnwkln. Kail.
4:15 -Hln.' It.-iM.rr. r ('
( ID -Mr. H-n-r
4 1.'. H.-anty nunc
I'inky
fi :HI .tJiMTman
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::i--Nrwa, Hil, Wralhsr
fi 4r. Y'nir lnr..m 'lax
7 -.110 - Kin Tin Tin
7 .in Mr l-n. '
HMMi Thh n-r.iuntry Timo
H.RII- IIm.Ikm "14
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EUGENE
10 -.36 Channel 13 Theatre
TUESDAY
4:00 Hawkins Falls
4:16 Ship's Reporter
4 :10 Mr. Sweeney
4 :4r,- -Henuty Clinic
6:00 Pinkie l.eo
f. ::i'l - tiu.wt Itonk
ti;00 -Itiv Hoiindup
K :'M) - New. Sibt. Westher
: 4 r, - - IniliiAtiv on I'srade
7 :00-rP Kid
7 :1o Flurian Zl.aeh
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Story
8:00- Milh,
BiOO- Htnr the
0:80--Psris Previnrt
0:00-lt's a (ir.al Life
10:80- Famous l'ln,lioiie
WKDNKHDAY
4 00- llHkin Kall
4:15 snip's RiKirtr
4 :10 Mr. Sweeney
i ih Pemity flltllC
fi :0r- Pinky 1
fi::m- Five-Thirty Date
fi-.OO- -Iti Roundup
fi:80-News, Spt. Weather
S:4r- Jnn Murrny Show
7:00 Lite is Worth Living
7:80--I'm tho law
8:00 -Daniterous Assign.
R ;80 Life of Kiley
9:00 Favorite Story
0 ::i0 -Madison Snuars Cdn
10:00- Channel 18 Theatre
THURSDAY
4 :00 -Hawkins Falls
4:14 --Ship's Reporter
4;t0 World of Mr. Sweeney
4 4V Beauty Clinio
8:00- Pinky
II :HO- GiiMt Bok
fi;ito- Mm H'lundup
:8'i-Npws, SpU. Weather
ti W 'I HA
7 :dii - Hmm hidrr
7 :80 - I.ilierace
8 00 You Bet Your Lifa
8-rtO Amoe "N Andy
t un Mr. Dwtrlet Attorney
0:H0 -Ford 'Oieatre
ln-00 Famous I'lahon
10:80- Wrenllinir. Hollywd
FRIDAY
4 rOrV-Ilnwkins Falls
4 ;1& Snip's Iteportar
CHANNEL 13
4 :0 World of Mr. Bwtuuv
4:4r Bmuty Cllnls
6:00 Pinky I
SMS Happy Birthday Tinw
8:110 Phil and Kay
8:00 Bis Roundup
:o-Nrvti, IpU. Waatjiar
:4S Lot'a Oo KUhlOB
7 :0r- Cavaicd ol Buorli
1:00 lickjr gpnrt Tlrna
l:Sr Indu.t on farad
1 :1fi-flrurtman'a Club
:(J-In Wolf
O-.HOTBA
10:00 Famoua PlayhouM
10:30 Channal II Tfamlrt
BATURDAT
4 no Watch Mr. Wliar
4 :30 Haluntay Muloo
t-.tty Wntni
t:SO-Wal'a Work.hoo
7 :fio -SuMI-r parad
7:0-KM)unit Playhouaa
7 :46--lnniwtnr on Parad
1:00 'I lw Hi Flclura
l:SO--Kr(iiimt PlayhoUM
10:00 (mwk Oobrl
10:rv-Your Hit Farad
11 :0v Saturday Night Mark)
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