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The tend Eutlrtn, Sotttrday. May 14. 1955
Here and There
t-iMuu. riuuie i. ann imm rtnTnti. it:.j -
her daughter, Mrs. Win ton Living-1 tists. Hollywood, arrived in Bend
ston. Madras, returned Thursday .ast night to go on location for
froni an extensive tap through the I about six weeks. . He is dir
Southwest and into Old Mexico, ecting "Indian Fighter." to be
6"" 'wo aim a nan aimed in Central Ortxmn
weeks, and spent a week of the
time in Texas, visiting relatives.
They traveled through California.
Arizona, Nevada and New Mexi
co, as well, and returned by way
of Death Valley. A friend in Sac
ramento accompanied them on the
trip.
Among Portland Jaycees here
for the state convention is Brent
Deltrick, formerly of Bend. He is
a member of the orchestra at
Amato's supper club.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ouellette,
director and costumer of Panor
ama Players, are here from Port
land for the weekend, and attend
ed the Bend Community Players'
performance of "Blithe Spirit"
last night. The Panorama Players
will be a touring group this sum
mer, and will present plays in
Bend on several weekends.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Putnam, 223
E. Franklin avenue, are parents
ol a 7-pound boy, Clark Denis
born Friday evening at St. Charles
Memorial hospital.
Vern Hines, Burns, is in Bend
for the state Jaycee convention.
Thomas Named
To- C of C Post
Robert Thomas was appointed
chairman of the membership com
mittee of the chamber of com
merce at the board meeting yesterday.
In accepting the chairmanship,
Thomas said: "The chamber of
commerce is doing a fine promo
tion job. The largest tourist sea
son in history is expected, and the
industrial activity is about to pay
off with another small industry
coming to Bend.
"Without the efforts of the cham.
ber the picture 'Indian Fighter'
would not be made here in Bend.
There is a possibility that another
picture will be made. All business
people must be made aware of
their responsibility to pay for
these promotional efforts."
inomas saia that he will soon
launch an active membership cam
paign. The special committee on
the off-street ordinance made its
report to the board which in turn
will refer it to the city commis
sion. The . committee recommends
certain a mendmehts to tfte " pro
posed ordinance hut generally sup
ports the off-street parking plan,
Owen Panner presided at the
meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. George Tackman.
Prineville, were Bend visitors
yesterday.
Women of the Bend Golf club
will have a regular weekly lunch
eon next Wednesday at 1 o'clock,
at the club house. Mrs. W.L..
Stollmack is chairman of the hos
tess committee, which also In
cludes Mrs. Avery Grimsley,
Mrs. Louis H. Heiphrey. Mrs. Rav
LeBlanc, Mrs. H.C. TerwilUsrar
ana Mrs. Don Dyer. Reservations
must be made by Tuesday noon.
Board Accepts
4 Resignations
Kesignations of four teachers
were accepted by the Bend school
board at its special nicotine; lnte
Friday afternoon.. John W. Jacobs
will transfer to the Salem schools
Duane Amundson in Portland and
Lale Davis, as already unofficially
announced, will go to the Illinois
vaney school at Cave Junction
Miss Constance Crosby will be
married.
All resignations were accepted.
Bend Hospital
Joseph Antonelli. 8. son of Mr
ana Mrs. John Miller, 800 E. 9th
street, underwent a tonsillectomy
mis mornine at St. Charles Mem.
orial hospital.
Other new patients at the hos
pital are George Ludwig, 818 E.
12th street, and Walter Beal,
Route 2, Bend.
Dismissed: Jess Woolridce,
Prineville: Mrs. William Bowman.
Crescent; Patricia Jackson, Harry
Pryor and Francis Beeman, all
Bend.
1500 Boy Scouts
Due For Circus
In Bend May 21
Fifteen hundred Boy Scouts and
their leaders from the big Fre
mont district are expected to take
parr in me ieout circus to ce'
ni-MATllai4 hnu CntuiJn.. V (11 T
rvu,.u iKicdaiuiuaj may il Ull
Bruin field, starting at 8 o'clock.
The circus is being arranged as
the largest show of its kind ever
held in the district by Scouts. It
will be presented not only to
demonstrate Scout skills, but to
entertain.
Harvey Olsen, in general
charge, has announced that a six-
act circus, will be presented.
A highlight of the circus will be
a Pageant of Pioneers, portravlnz
the arrival of a wagon .train in
early days and an Indian attack
on an encampment. Takine part
the erection of Indian villages
will be about 200 Scouts, and some
60 Cubs will portray pioneers in
the covered wagons.
There will also be a raneeland
war, illustrating a conflict between
cattlemen and sheep iaisers.
Act I will open with a grand
entry, at 8 p.m., and some 1500
boys will parade on Bruin field.
Music will be by the Bend High
school band. Act II of the circus
will demonstrate Cub Scout ad
vancement.
"Fun in Unity" will be the
theme of Act III. In this act
members of eight Scout troops will
be presented in games. All will be
on the field at the same time.
Act IV will be the Pageant of
Pioneers, arranged as the high
light of the evening.
"When Disaster Strikes" will oe
the theme of Act V. Boys taking
part in this will include members
of the Sea Scout Ship from Gilchrist.
"Scouting in Out-of-Doors" will
theme the final act of the circus
with the boys to erect four 20-foot
signal towers with ropes and tim
ber; fashion a-monkey bridge and,
among other things, shape a tres
tle bridge.
Near the end, a council fire will
be lighted out npar the middle of
the field, and Warm' Springs In
dian boys, who have appeared ;r
metropolitan centers and on tele
vision, will be presented in tribal
dances.
.All Scouts and Cubs will gather
around the council fire for the
closing ceremony.
The circus will be presented un
der sponsorship of the Fraternal
Order of Eaeles. with the admis-
and three daughters, all In Calif- sion charge to be 50 cents for
ornia; Mrs. Alice Johnson, Polo adults and 25 cents for children
Alto; Mrs. Grace Talbert, Paso All proceeds ' will be returned to
, Robles, and Mrs. Olive Stoughton, the participating Scout and Cub
Berkeley. units. '
Road Race Film
Set for Showing
Here Wednesday
The first public showing locally
of the one and a half hour color
sound movie of the 1954 Pan-Amer.
ican road race is scheduled for the
Bend High school gymnasium Wed
nesday of next week, starting at
7:30 p.m.
The mm race was run over a
distance of 1,908 miles, starting
near the Guatemala border and
finishing at Ciudad Juarez, across
the Rio Grande from El Paso,
Tex. It was the fifth running of
the international classic. Included
in the film are starts, finishes
dangerous intermediate points,
aerial views and some thrilling
spins.
Admission will be free, with' in
vitations to be issued. These can
be obtained from one of the local
automobile dealers, garages or
service stations making the local
showing possible.
John F. Faria
Dies at Age 85
John F. Faria, 85, father of Ar
thur Faria of Bend, died Thurs
day morning at his home in Cen-
tcrville, Calif., after suffering a
heart attack.
The Bend man left by plane to
attend the funeral, which was to
be held this afternoon. He will
return Sunday.
In addition to his son, Mr. Faria
survived by his wife, Olivia,
THE WOOD
IN
YOUR
Until man found a practical way
of making paper out of wood,
books were a luxury few could
afford. Today, t every town can
have a library; every home can
have books. Access to knowledge -is
the heritage of every American.
Pulpwood to make paper is grow
ing now on' well-managed indus
trial and other privately-owned
Tree Farms all across the country.
Extension Unit
Plans Meeting
. Special to The Bulletin
TUMALO The Tumalo Home
Extension Unit will meet next
Tuesday, 10:30 a.m., at the home
ot Mrs. Cal Fouts. The subject
will be "Vegetables, Attractive,
Nutritious." .
This will be the last meeting of
the season until September. Proj
ect leaders are Mrs. Lloyd Park
hurst and Mrs. Robert Koopman.
The Tillicum Study Club met re
cently at the house of Mrs. Ray
Gerking with Mrs. Fred Shepard
as hostess. Twenty members were
present, including Mrs. Charles
Allen, Mrs. Ted Becker, Mrs. Bob
Beaslcy, Mrs. Frank Charleston,
Mrs. Austin Christopher, Mrs. Del
Davis, Mrs. Clifton Dunlap, Mrs.
Helen Malone, Mrs. William Mar
tin, Mrs. James McCullough, Mrs.
Charles Porter, Mrs. Arnold Sand
wick, Mrs. Lewis Wilson, Mrs.
Marshall Swearingen, Mrs. Cal
Fouts, and Mrs. H. F. Fones.
After the business meeting
which was presided by Mrs. Char
leston, the program of "Wild Birds
of Oregon" was given by Mrs. Mc
Cullough, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Ma
lone and Mrs. Wilson. There will
be a picnic for members and their
families in June or July before
the next season.
Those who attended the Teach
ers' Bible School at Redmond were
Mrs. Neil Davis, Mrs. James Mc
Cullough, Mrs. Cal Fouts, Mrs
Laurance Allen, Mrs. Marshall
Swearingen.
Mr. and Mi's. Robert Barney,
Mrs. Viola Hanks and nephew,
Charles Walker of Springfield,
were week-end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Aren Stevenson. Mrs. Bar
ney is Mrs. Stevenson's mother.
She came over to spend Mothers'
Day with her daughter.
Kessler Cannon will be the
National Soil Conservation Week
speaker at the Tumalo community
church this Sunday at 9 a.m. He
will be assisted by Gene and Neil
Davis. Everyone is welcome.
Redmond Hospital
Special to Tha Bulletin
REDMOND Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Cordes, Route 1, Prineville, are
parents of a son born Thursday
at Central Oregon district hospi
tal.
A son was born the same day
at the hospital to Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Lusby of Redmond. Neith
er child is named yet.
Admitted Wednesday night:
Mrs. Roy Carpenter, Mrs. Melvin
Taylor. Mrs. Leonard McFadden,
Thomas Richard Vian, 11, Otis
Trout, Route L and Ruth Spencer,
all Redmond; Marcella Moody, 15,
Warm Springs.
Admitted Thursday: Mrs. Alfred
Hoffman, . Prineville; Ronald
Lands, 2V4, Redmond; Mrs. Louis
Langeliers, Sisters; Mary Sue
Craig, 15, Gilchrist; Mrs. Hazel
Barrett, Madras; and Louis
Mitchell, Warm Springs. Two out
patients were treated and two
children underwent t o n s i 1 1 e c-
tomies.
Dismissed Thursday: Adrian
Smith, Madras; Mrs. Russell Mod
rell, Route 1. and Mrs. Herbert
Sohm, both Redmond.
Miss Agnes Brogan, Mrs. James
Farleigh, Mrs. Hazel Hamilton,
Mi's. Chester Williams of Red
mond, and Mrs. Minnie Wilson,
Route 1, Bend, entered Central
Oregon district hospital Friday.
One out-patient was treated.
Dismissed Friday: Mrs. Melvin
Taylor, Ruth Taylor, Mrs. Roy
Carpenter, all Redmond, and Wil
liam Denison, Powell Butte.
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Junior Rodeo
Set for Moro
One hundred entries are an
ticipated for the Sherman County
junior rodeo, at l:lo p. m., Sun
day, May 15, in Moro. The Sher
man County Cattlemen's associa
tion is sponsoring this, the 2nd
annual show.
Junior Rodeo participants are
entered from throughout Oregon
and south central Washington. En
tries have been, received from Mol
Iala, to Baker Toppenish, Wash
ington to Prineville. Boys and girls
9 to IS are eligible with a Junior
Division 9 to 14 inclusive and a
Senior Division 15-18 inclusive.
Eighty applications had been
tabulated Thursday with more an
ticipated. Six events are scheduled
in the Senior division and 4 events
in the Junior.
Ochoco forest
Assigned Ranger
Special to Tho Bulletin
PRINEVILLE Three major
changes in personnel of the Ocho
co National . forest are announced
this week by Cleon Clark, super
visor. Orville B. Cary, who has
been a member of the Okanogan
national forest staff, will come to
Prineville about May 24, to act as
ranger on the Big Summit district.
Cary began his forest service
work In 1935 in Wyoming. He was i
assigned to the Pacific Northwest,
at Portland, from 1936-1940. For!
five years he was then attached
to the bureau of land management
office in Oregon and Idaho, ex
cept for a period of service in the
U.S. Navy during the war.
Carv was assigned to the Fre
mont district in 1946. In 1950, he
was assigned to the Ochoco forest
anq was transferred to the Okano
can in 1952.
Two other staff members are be
ing transferred to other national
forest districts. Leslie J. Sullivan,
who has been on the Big Summit
district as ranger, is going to the
Mt. Baker national forest, where
he will have a staff position. He
has been located here for four
years.
Was On Olympic
Sullivan began his career with
the forest service in 1939. He was
timber management assistant on
the Olympic National Forest from
1945-1950, and was promoted In
that year to assistant ranger in
the Chelan National forest. Mr.
and Mrs. Sullivan and their two
daughters will leave for Bclling-
ham, Washington, about May li.
Grant Davis, who has been for
ester in charge of timber stand
improvement on the Prineville dis
trict of the Ochoco National for
est, is being transferred to the
staff of the Northeastern Experi
ment station at Bangor, Maine.
Davis came to Prineville from
Pennsylvania about four years
ago. He and Mrs. Davis and their
three sons will leave for their
new home during the week of
May 30.
Roundup, Fair
Dates Separated
Special to The. Bulletin
PRINEVILLE The Crook coun
ty fair board has announced that
the 1955 county fair will be held
this year as a separate event from
the Crooked River Roundup. In
former years, both fair and rodeo
have been held simultaneously at
the Crooked River -Roundup
grounds in one long weekend.
The 1955 fair Is to be held Aug
ust 19, 20 and 21. ' The Crooked
River roundup is set for August
13, 14 and 15. The separation is
due in part to feeling in past
years that the blending of the
two events tended to shift empha
sis from one to another event,
with some ranch people faced with
a choice of attending the fair or
the rodeo.
Crook county fair board mem
bers are Jerry Brecse, Frank
McCullough and Joe Stahancyk,
They have organized a full pro
gram of events for the county
(air weekend. They also report
that all open class divisions for
exhibits have been opened to ex
hibitors from Crook, Jefferson and
Deschutes counties. Classes are
provided for cattle, sheep, swine,
poultry, rabbits, garden and field
crops and women's exhibits. The
411 and F.F.A.- divisions are the
same as in former years and are
open to boys and girls of Crook
county.
Those who would like to take
advantage of the expanded fair
exhibit divisions and post entries
are asked to do so by June 1,
No charge is being made
for exhibit space. Those who have
further questions are asked to con
tact Kenneth Waud, county ex
tension agent, at his office in the
basement of the Crook County
courthouse.
Top Score Made
By Marksman
Special to The Bulletin
MADRAS Dwayne Hansen
plunked in a sizzling 200-lOx score,
Wednesday evening, to win the
first Mount. Jefferson Rifle and
Pistol club Junior division cham
pionship.
Hansen topped a field of 14
shooters in the event which was
urea prone at SO yards with iron
sights. Each marksman made 30
consecutive shots. Dowann Madsen
was second with 196 and Alan Ste-1
venson was third with 195.
Hansen, current president of the
junior rifle club, will receive a
medal furnished by the National
Rifle association.
COMPLAINT FILED -Viola
Maa Benson filed com
plaint st tho circuit court Xint
her husband, Claude L. Benson,
yesterday. She asked for ft di
vorce, a decree declaring her to
be sole owner of lot 1, north JO
ft. of lot 2, block 1, Wall street
addition to Bend, and such other
relief as the court deems just.
Road-e-o Due
At Madras
Special to The Bulletin
MADRAS Just a week remains
before the Teenage Road-e-o here,
and plans are moving into high
gear, Jack Pcgg, chairman,- re
ports.
.The affair Will consist of morn
ing written examinations and aft
ernoon skill tests, May 21. The I
event is under sponsorship of the
Jefferson County Junior Chamber
of Commerce.
Applications must be returned
not later than May 20, Pegg em
phasized. The three top drivers
will win plaques and merchandise
prizes given by local firms, and
the first place driver will enter
state competition in rortiana,
June 18.
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Confirmation
Rites Planned
There will be a special service
of confirmation of adults at the
regular service on Sunday, May
lo, at 11 oclock at First Luth
eran Church. Those to bo con
firmed in their Christian faith and
received into communicant mem
bership in the church have com
ploted a course of study prescribed
by the church preparaloiy to adult
Confirmation.
Two former pastors of First
Lutheran Church, Pastor E. Eggen
and Pastor S. Gunsten, will be
present at Hie morning worship
and will bring brief greetings to
the congregation. I
Haner Services
Held on Friday ,
Funeral services werp held Fri.
diy afternoon at the Niswonger
Winslow Chanel for Mrs. Louise
Hnncr. 74, who died Tuesday night
following a hospitalization.
Rev. Albert Lucas, Episcopal
clergyman from Prineville, officiat
ed at the rites. Pallbearers were
John J. Massart, Roy Chitwood, J.
D. Donovan, Gordon W. McKay,
James Mayne and Virgil J. Hen
kle. Mrs. Haner was a native of
Minnesota, and had lived in Cen
tral Oregon 53 years. She was a
member of Eastern Star, and was
a past matron of the Prineville
chapter. She leaves two ifons,
Frank and Ralph, both of Bond,
and two granddaughters. Gerald,
ine, d;iughtrr of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Haner, and Claudia, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Haner.
Burial was in Greenwood cemetery.
Women of thn Mnoe will hold
their annual Friendship banquet
Tuesday, May 17, at 6: .10 p.m. m
the Trailways dining room.
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12:00 Now and Then
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1 :;.0 Adventure
2 :00- County Outline
2 ;30 DariHlevih. of lied Cir.
4i00 Lucy S iow
4:80 Annie Oakley ,
6 :00 You Ara There
8:80 Ijintiic
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10:15 Valiant Lnily 1
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12 Lova of Ufa
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4:30 Mr. Moon
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a ;t0 Vewn Parade
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11:05 VUitin Time
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M :30 Search for Tomorrow
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4:30 Mr. Moon
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10;30 I.inkletter'd I depart y
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12:15 love of I .If
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1 ;45 Road of Life
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8:00 KOIN Kitchen
8 :30 Seareh for Tomorrow
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4:80 Mr. Moon
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6 :45 Perry Como Show
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7:10 Newa Parade
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7:30 Otiie aj Harriet
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8:30 Pvo Got a Secret
9:00 Arthur Godfrey ft Hla
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10:00 Demaret Golf Show
10:15 The Little Show
10:36 Showtime on Six
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8:26 Mr. Weatherman
B :30 Arthur Godfrey
9:30 Welcome Travelers
10:0ft--H' Fun to Reduce
10:15 Vnliant Lady
10 :30 Llnkletter's Haeparty
11 :00 Viaitln Time
11:80 Rob Crotiby Show
12 :00 Brldhter Day
12:15 Love of Lire
12:30 On Your Account
1 :00 arry Moore Show
1 :30 The Inner Flame .
1:45 Road of Life
2 :0O Robert Q. Irwla
2:30 Strike ft Rich
8:00 KOIN Kitchen
8:30 Snareh for Tomorrow
8 :45 fiuidimr LI'ht
4 :00 Armchair Theatre
4 :B0 Mr. Moon
4 ;46 Barker Bill's Cartoon
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8:80 Douir Edwards News
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6:00 Mr. Weatherman
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Brooklyn
1 :00 Handy Man
1 :05 Jtmmv Wakelr
S :0O Armchair Theatre
4 :16 How U Lva on Vel,
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4 :804rhewtirao For !
6 : 00 Renfrew of tha
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B ! 80 Beat tha Clock
6 :00 Professional Father
6:30 SnMters of Fortune
7:00 Jackie Gleaea boar
1 :0O Two for the Money
1:110 My Pa write Huban4
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9 :80 Damon Rooyon
Theater
10:00 Champion Wrestling
1 1 :uo Hhowtima on ix
KVAL-TV
SUNDAY .
8:80 Faith for Today
4:00 Star Maktr Talent
Show
4 Bov S'-ml Show
8:00 Meet the freu
8:30 This la the Life
6 :00 People Are. Funny
6:30 Now yu Know
7 :00 Surprtnj Theatre
7:80 All Star TheaUe
8:00 Break the Bank
8:80 Life 1Ui Kilt bth
9:00 Frank ie Lain
9 :80 Sunday Showtime
MONDAY
4 on ?iokv Lee
4 ; 30 Howdy Dundy
( ;0O Bif Roundup
6:80 Wild Bill HicVok
6:00 f",rprra!d Baaebnll
6;18 News-Sporte- Weath
er 6 30 Rin-Ttn-Tfn
T ww J id Cess ax's Hour
8.04 Media
8:30 Dadte 714 '
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9:30 Robert Montgomery
10:30 Famous Playhouse
TUESDAY
4:00--Pihky Lee
4:30 Howoy Doody
5:00 Bi Roundup
S:80 6:80 Data
6:0 For Your Informa.
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6 : 16 News- Sports-Weather
6 :80 Report tmm Kuyrnv
Speech -Hear in Cli
nk 7 :on Milton FVrle
8i00 Storie ut the Cen
tury 1:80 I'm tha Law
9 00 Star and the Story
MD-f'iriii Preetncl
OiOrtlt' A (J rent Life
10 :80 r'anvma I'tavhoiia
WKDNE8DAY
4 :00 Pinky Leo
4 10 Howdy Doody
A .OO Bia Roundup
I 10 C.mt Hook
6 .W-r Better School (Re
port Card Sytm
6:tt News - Sports-Wsatk
EUGENE
6:80 Jan Murray Show
6:46 Amea Brothers
7:00 Orand Old Opry
CHANNEL 13
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10:16 Channel IB Tbettr.
IHUHfiDAY
4:00 Pinky Le
4:80 Howdy Etondy
5 :0ft Bir Roundup
ft :0 :XO Data
6 .00 Ynr Your Informa
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n :30 WflatArn Martha!
1:00Yu Bit Your LllaJ
7 :80-r-Liberae.
I 00 Amo. 'n Andy
0 .ao Ford Theatr.
fr:0O Mr. Dlntrtrt Attoraay
10 T-Mn In Action
10 no Til, Deteetlv.
10 10 f'anoua Playhouaa
FRIDAY
:l)0 Pinky Ua
4:10 Howdy Dooly
4 :U Birthday Part Tim
I :HV Big Rounoup
i :S0 tnduttry a Farad
:4 New. 8tU. Wea titer
6 :00 Cavalcad. of Byorta
Ptano-Orra Pnack
7 :O0 Lucky Sport Tlma?
7 :!0 Ufa Go Vlahlni ,
7 :I6 flportemen'i Club
1:00 Famoua ParfcUM
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10 :0O?r-Charlta Caaa TfiMira)
SATURDAY
4:00 Caitald. Kda
1 :0o Sura ot th. WtaUrt
Ranao
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7 -go Horn at raraaa
1 :00 Imotana Coca rrwT
1:110 Famoaa Plarbouea
M Geora Uobel
:!IO-Yotir Hit Farad
10 :0 Renaet Flarkauaf
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7 :0 Mickey