The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, June 25, 1955, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text' ' The Bend Bulletin, Saturday, June 2S, 1955 North Unit Board Chairman Here and There Shriners of Bend are again tm serve as ushers (or the two-nights of the Mirror Pond pageant, lead ers of the Masonic group an nounced today. . Members are be ing asked lo telephone Rodney Co zad, 1J19-H, for assignments. U. and Mrs. A. T. Toml Nei bergall are the parents of a daugh ter, born early this morning in Tampa, r'la. lt. Nt-ibergall, son of Mr. and Mrs A. T. Nieher gall, Bern), is stationed at the Bar ton Air Force base, in Winter haven, Fla. Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Donley left (his morning for Portland, to spend the weekend. Dr. Donley was to attend the semi - uihuihI meetim? of the Oregon branch of American Cancer Society. Mr. and Mrs. Be 'rates, Hills boro, and Mr. ana Mrs. Leonard Jermain and sons, Hoyt and Clark, are visiting this week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Yates, 346 Bond. The Hillsboro couple are parents of Yates am! Mrs. Jwmain. The Women's Golf club will have a regular weekly luncheon Wed nesday noon at the club house Mrs. Duncan McKay is chairman of the hostess commitee, which so includes Mrs. A. A. Symons, Mrs. Dean Wonser, Mrs. Frank Wonser, Mrs. Gil Moty and Mrs. M. B. McKenney. Reservations must be made by Tuesday noon. Mrs. Ora Hall has been here this week from Portland visiting with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Lingerfelt and family, 1413 Ithaca avenue. Mr. and Mrs. William G. Wil TWO FT ISKPORTED Robert J. Wyatt of Cascade Transport Service. 1223 E. 1st st complained to the police yester day that some $300 worth of tools including wrenches, pliers, blank et and drivers were stolen. Po lice arc investigating. BAH, FOSTKIi Special to The Bulletin SISTERS Philip C. White of Ve rona, N. J., posted $5 hail on Juno 17 for a violation of the basic rule. White was traveling 40 mph in a u mne zone. WE'RE OPEN Folks We're open for business now! Drop In and see our display of new furniture. Bring your fam ily Bring your friends. CANTRELL'S FURNITURE STORE Ph. 1534-J 1834 E. 1st. Next to Scotty's Feed Store spWwiFojjpg son and daughter, Dana, former Bend residents now living in Port land, arrived today to spend the weekend visiting friends and reli- tives. Wilson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Wilson, and his wife is the daughter of Mrs. Anna Beaver. Gamut Run In Sketches By Players By II.A S. GK.ANT A east of Panorama Players ran t ie gamut from tragedy to broad comedy and back again, in the premier of their " Shakespear ean Sketches," Friday night at Al len Auditorium. The performance consisted of six of the most famous scenes from the pen of the cele brated bard. The s.iow will be re peated tonight, with curtain time it 8:30. The sketch from "Midsummer Night's Dream," in which Lee Paves plays all the parts in the hilarious mechanics' scene, was a high spot in the evening's enter tainment. He switched from one part to another with almost un believable smoothness and defini tion. He was an Elizabethan-type ham who took himself pretty ser iously a lisping fop a froggy voiced dullard a sweet anoV timid young woman and a roaring Hon, in rapid - fire succession. Some times he even created the im pression of being two characters at once. His excellent diction made the dialogue easy to follow Robert Page and Marie Oucllett gave spirited performances both as Petruchio and Katharma scenes from "Taming of the Shrew." and as Othello and Emi lia in "Othello." Both have had wide experience in the theati Gerald Rodgers brightened the "King Lear" sequences with his portrayal of the fool, and he was also convincing as Romeo, in a skit with Lee Paves and Jean Grosvenor as Friar Lawrence and the nurse. Rodgers was also well liked in short singing bits. Miss Grosvenor was lovely as Desdenuma in the famous death scene from "Othello," 'and Page was at lus best uv the dilhcult role of Richard III, the ugly and cruel Duke of Gloucester. The production was given con tinuity with a narrat ion handled well by Richard Larsen. Elaine Flaherty supplied pleasant back ground of piano music. The pro duction was directed by M - m w j i. I us IK -$ - TO(9tP" ... ...v k 3j NEW POWER REGULATOR A 12 KV voltage regulator will be installed shortly at the Pacific Power and Light Bend substa tion. The new equipment, weighing 26,000 lbs and costing $35, 000, wilt be used to stabilize voltage on the 12 KV lines serving the rural areas in the vicinity of Bend. The regulator is part of the 1955 $500,000 construction program undertaken by the power company in central Oregon. (Bend Bulletin Photo) Farmers Vote On Wheat ssue Social to The Bulletin REDMOND Deschutes county farmers are voting today in the ASC office Chadwick building. Redmond, on the wheat quota re ferendum. The office will be open for voting until 8 p.m. Each farmer who is engaged in the production of wheat for har vest in 1956 on a farm located in the 13f)6 commercial wheat pro ducing area who intends to har vest in any manner in excess of 15 acres of wheat for grain on the farm, and who is entitled share in the proceeds of the 1956 wheat crop as owner, landlord, (other than a landlord of a stand ing rent, cash rent or fixed rent tenant), tenant, or sharecropper shall be eligible to vole. Thus word is from the county office manager, Donald Greeves. At least two-thirds of the eli gible farmers voting in the refer- Paiiljendum must approve quotas be fore they will continue in effect. Refutes Low Water Rumors SpeclHl to Tho Bulletin (said that Wickiui. held 125.000 acre MADRAS Jefferson county far- feet as of Wednesday morning. mers are still entitled to their announced quota of three acre feet of water an art1", less the amount they have used since April 1, this year. Ben Eviek, chairman of the North Unit 'irrigation district board, made this statement to re fute rumors to the effect that stor age in Wickiup reservoir is dras tically low and that water will be in short supply. Eviek said there is enough wa ter to supply the quotas for North Unit project fanners. Employees at Hie district office Bend Hospital flie following are new patients at St. Charles Memorial hospital: Mrs. Fred Nelson, 322 E. Seward avo.; Mrs. Herman Roland, Gil christ; Charles Jensen, Rt. 3, Bend; Frank Robcck, Rt. 3, Box 43; Joe Stenkymp, 54 Sullivan ave., Bend. - Dismissed on 'rhursaay and Fri day were: William James,' La- Pine; John Ulam, Madras; Wil liam Cavin, Bend; Mrs. Richard Goodwin, Bend; Debra Bergseng, Bend, Billie Mellin, Millican; Mrs. Thea Ogle and Arthur Libby, Bend. Forest Lookouts Spot Aircraft Special to The Bulletin SISTERS-Hinklc Butte and Tu- malo lookouts are again spotting aircraft for the Air Defense fil ter center. The lookouts radio the local State Forestry office which in turn telephones the report to the filter center in Portland until the center in Bend is completed. Donald Denna arrived from Cor- vallis to work as crew foreman at the State Forestry station. Den na and Terry Warner are attend ing the Forest Service Fire school at Pringle Falls for three days, Two fires wery reported in the Squaw Back area on June 22. One lire about one hall acre was trailed and controlled by lute eve ning. The second is an area of approximately two acres. A burn ing fir about fivo feet in diameter caused many spot fires before it was felled. The fire was fairly well controlled by Thursday morn ing. The State Forest Service was assisted by three U, S. Forest Ser vice crewmen on this fire. The crews were hampered by unusual ly strong winds late Wednesday and early Thursday and also were at a disadvantage for the fire was in a slash area. They declined to give the storage figure for the same date of last year, but Aubrey Perry, water-; master at Bend, supplied 168.000 acre feet as the amount of water store in the reservoir June 22, 1954. NUIP waterusers are taking wa ter at the rate of from 2200 to 2300 acre feet ilally, Perry said. This amount of use creates a heavy demand on the reservoir be cause the Little Deschutes river flow has dropped off, . running at about 170 cubic feet per second now as compared with 400 cubic second feet a year ago. Perry explained that when the natural flow is from 400 to 500 cubic feet per second, the demand from the stored water runs at about 500 cubic feet a second When natural flow falls to 50 cu bic feet per second as at present, it means that seme 900 cubic feet ler second must be drawn from the reservoir to keep the canal running full. The 50 cubic feet per second of natural flow going into the North Unit main canal represents the project's share of the 170 cubic leet per second of natural flow The remainder is apportioned to other irrigation districts. The Bend man laid the blame for the present situation on the use of some 20.000 acre feet in March. Wickiup reservoir, although de signed to hold approximately 1S6, 000 acre feet, customarily holds 200,000 acre feet at the beginning of the irrigation season. A IT END MEETING Deschutes County Sheriff Forest Sholes and Bend City Police Chief John Truett attended the monthly Central Oregon police enforcement meeting in Gilchrist this week The next monthly meeting will be in Sisters. SAVE HERE and Live Happiy . . . WIu'Uut you're Just married or not In unimportant . , , but it to most important Uiat you start saving . . . and keep sav lug, But don't put it off another day! COMK IN TOMOKKOW AND START YOLK SAVINGS ACCOUNT AND WATCH IT GROW WITH INTEREST You don't nrod a lot of money to begin ... a few dollars will open your account here. Semi-Annual DIVIDEND of . . . Credit as of June SO ederalSavings AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Use Classified for Results KKIMOM HOSPITAL I REDMOND New patients in Central Oregon district hospital Friday were Donald Davis, 10, Cul ver: Linda Taylor, 7, Antelope; William Copeland, Powell Butte; Warren Smith, 7, Redmond; Ron ald Warren, 10, Route, 1, Madras; Harold Pointer, Beaverton. Three out patients werj treated and two children entered for tonsillectom ies, all discharged Friday. James Holmes, Redmond, was also dis missed Friday. But... j Means Fun Ahead Now that Summer is here Carefree Vacation loom on the horizon. Lonj? daylight cveniiiKS ami week-ends beckon irrcKtstablc Invitations lo get out into the outdoors and go camping or fishing or another form of association with nature's wonders. We all enjoy 11 su very much! Can Mean DISASTER It takes nature many years lo make a majestic forest. . .yet man in a split second of carelessness can start the fire Dial will destroy it In very short order. HELP PREVENT IIKI.r PROTECT THIS KK II, FORESTS. Observe these simples rules: NATURAL RliSOl RCK , OIK throw lichted matches, clears or cipnrettes from car windows. Use car ash trays. DON'T DON'T, Ira vp rampfirrs smmildrrine. Thor oughly drench with water or cover with earth. DON'T fall to report any forest fire you sec to nearest fire de partment or control station. Brooks Scanlon inc. Report Issued On Salk Shots The Tri-County Health Depart ment announced this morning that 760 first and second graders re ceived their second Salk polio shots this week in the three counties. The first Sulk shots were ad ministered to 90S children four weeks ago, of whom MS have fail ed to turn up for the second shots. The department will hold a make up clinic on July 20 in Redmond's Ldwin Brown school from 9 a.m. to noon. Postcards will be sent to par ents whose children had only the first shots on July 13 or 14 ranging for a more specific hour fur the second shots on the make up day. Of those who received the sec ond shots, Si) were from Jefferson county. 170 from Crook county, Ht from the Redmond area, and '.'M from the Bend area. Tlx.' department said that the make - up clinic on July 20 will wind up tnc tn-couniy polio vac cination piogram. Presbyterians Plan Communion The congregfition of I he First Presbyterian churoh of Bend will celebrate the sacrament of holy communion Ibis Sunday, June 2Q, at the regular eleven o'clock ser vice. The Rev. Jack M. Mac Leo: will preach a communion mcdiU lion on "The Bread of Life." On Monday Mr. Mad.ood, with I he Rev. Robert K. Williams, pas tor of the Redmond Community Presbylerian Church, will go It Portland for the four-day annu;i meeting of the Presbyterian Synod of Oregon which will take place on (he campus of Lewis and Clark College. Weekly Wlo0 SPONSORED BY BEND FURNITURE CO. Phlloo Radio Phono TV MAGNAVOX RADIO . PHONO TUBUS AND REPAIRS 030 Wail . Phone 271 MASTERSON-ST. CLAIR HDWE. . Sparton Radio-TV 8S6 Bond ' Phone 88 OWN A TV SET ! No Money Down 2 Years to Pay Ask any Dealer for Portland Loan Financing PORTLAND LOAN CO. 85 Oregon S-186 Phone 178 RIES RADIO & RECORD SHOP CAPKHART ft PHDLCO TV Webeor and Cape hart Radio - Phono TV Iiu.UU.aUon and Service 624 Franklin Phone 801 . KOIN-TV SUNDAY 10 :00 Sunday TV Theatre 11:00 Lamp Unto my Feet 11 :M Lot' Taka ft Trtp 12:00 Now and Thn 12 :80 Lone Ranger 1:00 Hdcn Keller HUry PORTLAND CHANNEL 6 TUESDAY 8:20 New Hilitea 8:2ft Mr. Wmthertnaa 8:10 Arthur Godfrey Urue 9:H0 Walcoma Traveler 10 :00 apotlUcht Revue 10:1ft Valiant Lvly 2 lOO-Kuthtinv Devil Do. "-wnaiwra r.n.arij llt80 Bob Cnwbr Show WOliK DA V St-T SM--i:il to Tin- Hull, lin KKIiMOM) A work day nl Slvvlin p;irk on thr nrclu'ry course will he helfl Sunrtiiy from 10 a m to n'ion, firrorfltriK to public chairman Mrs. W. It. Ao'ams, Onlial Oi-et,'on An lvrs. There will he rt p'j'lufk nn-al a) noon nml business nireiini; following, to al-j joiirn about 2 p m. Arrhrrn niv' askffl to brinu Ivn-s mid rakes i The S'u'vlm course will Ik put In shape f'r the Male tourney the week-end after Ihe F'Mirlh of July, hurmi; thr Bend Water Paean, July 2 and ?,, there will w archer.' matches nl llarnv'n playfieH in Bend. Mrs. Adams says. Special tn The llulkUn SIS TKKS Kiremen were called to the Harry Pearson home to check an overheated oil slnve in Ih'1 offii-e of the Oregon Slate For es! Service at 7; IV) Thursday morn- M.AIMKII AUK Kncland. France and Spain, n'l claimed Ihe Nebraska region a' different times, haxuiK their claims upon discoveries and ex ploi ali'Jiij. -Armchair Theatre 4:00 l.ucy Show 4 :R0 Annie Oakley 6:00 You Are There 5:S0 Pride of the Family 6:00 Private Secretary 6:80 What'a My Line 7:00 Tout of the Towa 8:00 O.E. Theatre 8:80 Staae Seven 0 :0Q Apimlnlment with Ail venture 0:30--Uumt Lay 10:00 Sunday New HnM. 1ft;ir. Wiwlern i.en (iolf 10:a0 JomMy Theatre MONDAY 8:20 New HilftaN 8:2S Mr. Weatherman 8:30 Arth, Godfrey Timt 9 :.10 Welcome Travelers 10:00 SpoOUiht Revue 10:16 Valiant I July 10:110 I.inklttr'a llacparty ll:0O-Hi(r 1'ayofT 11:110 Hob Oroeby Show 12 :00 lriifhtr Pay 12:1ft Irve of Life 12:80 On Ymr Arroiint 1 :0O (rfirry M'fcrre Hhovr 1:80 Tlie Inner flame 1:4ft Rad of IM I -tin FUihert U- l-wla 2 :R0-4Urikfl It Itlrh 8:00 KOIN Kltrhn 8:30 Search for Tomorrow 8 :4r -JiuuHnK Mht 4 ;00 -Armchair Theatre 4:110 Mr. Mram 4 :4ft Curtnon Time ft -rni HM Dtinnlnv Shnw A :0 DmiR Kdwadti Nrvi $ :4ft PfTIT INITIO ShfW a 00 -Mr. W(herrrian 8 :Wi Hiortacene A:10 Newa Parade ft;H f'hurk twtr Newa B Sft -Rtn Tin Tn 7 ;00--Burnt Alkn 7 :H0 SiMifl FIlon Thee. 8:(iO--l (.ova Lucy t) HO Klh-I and Albert iQfl-I.nV of Riley (t ::tO Ktudlo M 10:00 Sludlo One 1 1 :'Mi Show 'I'inn' on HI 12 :00 Brishter 1ay 12:16 Inve of tjfe 18 40 On Your Acoount 1 :00 (iarry Moore Bhow 1 :80 The Inner Flame 1:46 Road of Ufa 2:00 Robert Q. Lewis 2:80 Strike it Rfeh 3:00 KOIN Kitchen V :80 Aearch for Tomorrow 8:48 (luldin Lteht 4 :00 Armchair Thcatra 4:8(1 Mr. Moon 4 :46-:artnon Tlm 8:00 Red Dtinnins Show B:0 Vmiu Edwards News 8:46 Jo BUT ford Bhow 6:00 Mr. Weatherman 6 :06 Sportacene 6:10 Newe Parade 6:15 Am Drainers 6::h)-8n! It Now 7:U0 Life with Father 7:80-HaJU of Uy 8 :00 -Corlla A(chr R:M Sih.I lltrlit I'lnyh(iU 8:00 64,000 Qiimtion 0 :0- I 'i tiros Lives 10:00 Blit Town 10:80 Clly Ik 10:B6 Bhoarllme on But WKIINKHDAY 6:20-Newa Hlhtw 6:2ft Mr. Weatherman 5 -n -Arthur (Mlfrrr Time 9 :80WHrome TravHers 10:00 Hpotllifht Revue 10:1K -Valiant ldy 10:80 LinklMtM-e Hjteparty 11 :6ft Htir Payoff 11:80 Hob CroBby Bhow 12:00 Brlshtw Day 12:1ft lywo of Life 12 :10 On Your Arwni 1 :0ft Garry Moore Hhow 1 :80--The Inner Flamo 1 :4ft Hoed of Life 2 :0--Rnhirt Q lrwls 2:80 Blrlke it Rlrh 8:0ft--KOIN Kitz-hen 8:H rWrrh for Tomorrow 8 :4 Guldinr Lbtht 4:00 Armchair Theatre 4:80 Mr. Moon 4 :4ft Cartoon Show 6:00 Hod Dunning Show (:80 Dome Bilwarda News 8 :46Perry Oomo Bhow 6:00- Front It-iw Center 7 iOO Mr. Weatherman 7 :06 Kitortacpnn 7 1 10 News Parade 7 :1ft Mimical Momenta 7 :ao- It'nfrow of the Moun t 8:00 The Millionaire 8:80 I've Got. a tt-rt 8:00 Arthur Godfrey Ilia Friends 10:00 Ihtneret Golf Hhow 10:1ft The Little Bhow 10:80 -City !mk 10:86 Showtime on Sis THURSDAY 8:20 News HIHtea 8:211 Mf. Weatherman 8 :80 Arthur Godfrey 8 :80 -Welcoma Travelers 10:00 Hpotllnht fUmm 10:16 Valliint lAdy 10 :80 Link letter 'h Hiepartr 11 :00 VUlthV Time 11:80 Hob Cronby Bhow 12:04) Brighter Day 12:18 l-ove of I.tfe 12i80 n Your Account 1:00 !arry Moore Hhow 1 :80 The loner Flame 1 :4ft Howl of Lire 2 :0O Robert Q. Uwis 8:H(l-KLrlke It Itkh 8:00 KOIN KlU-hen 8:30 Hnarirh for T.nnorroW 8:4ft Guidinir Llxht 4:0ftArmrhalr Ttieatra 4:H0 Mr. Moon 4 :46 Barker Hl'l's Cartoon Time 1:00 Rod Dunnlns- Bhow 8:80 Dour Kdwrds Nows 6:46 Jane Froman Hhow 6:00 Mr. Weatherman 6 :W -HrUrene 6:10 Newa Parade 6:1ft This Week in BportS 6:80--Wtlly 7:0ft -Ry Mitland Hhow 7 iM Cllmajc 8 :8ft Four Stat Playhone 0:00 Johnny ('aon Hhow 6 :R0 I bVarrh for Advent, in nn- Ix-.Kttiir for Pleasure 10:80 City Dettk 10:86 Showtime on Bis FRIDAY 8 20 - New Hilitea 6 :2ft Mr. Wonlherman 8 :Hft -Garry Moore Hhow 6 :S0 Welcome Travelara 10 :00 Spotlight Revna 10:16 Valiant Lady 10:8O link lotter's Hsepsry 11:00 Bl Payoff 11 : 80 Bob Crosby Show ' 12:00 tlriiihlar Day 12:16 Love of Lif 12 :60 On Your Account 1 00 Garry Moore Show 1 :80 i The Inner Flame . ' 1 :48 Road of Life 2:00 Robert Q. Lewis ' 8:80 Htrike It Rich 8:00 KOIN Kitchen 8:80 Search for Tomorrow 8:46 Guldinr Llxht , 4:00 Armchair Theatre 4:80 Mr. Moon 4 :46 Cartoon Time 8 :00 Red Dunning1 show 6:80 now Kdwards News 8 :46 Parry Como Show 8:00 Mr. Weathermaa 8 :0R flportscene 8:10 News Parade - ! 8(16 NortAweat Outdoors 6:8ft Person to Parson 7:00- Mama 7 :80 -Ttipner 8:00 -Playhouse of HUS, H::to -Our Mine Brooks U:IKI -t'ndrrrurrtmt ::ui TV A 10:00 4Wmrad Nasl I0:80-c;ity Dnk " 10:I16-Hiow Time on ttlaf SATURDAY 7 ;46 Cartoon Tims fliOO -(Tonttwt Carnival 8 :8ft HKD 6 0:0ft ('npuln Midnight H:M II ik Picture 10:00 N Y. ianta va Phil- Hdriiiliia I'h ll ' t :O0 - The Handyman t .Of. Jimmy Wekely 2 :0ft Armrhafr Theatre , 4 .80 Hhowllme For Moss 6 :0ft- -Wild Hill Hfflkok K:S0-'Beat the Clock 6 :00 Prnfawianal Father 6:8ft-Botdtera of FottM 7:00- America's GrSAteat llanda 8:00 Two for the Money 6:8ft Down You Go 0 00 Meet Millie 9 ;30 -Damon Runyofl TlM-aler 1 0 : Oft - j: h mi nlon Wr eat) irut II :0ft Hhowtlmo on Hlx KVAL-TV RtlNDAY S:80 -Faith For T'-1ajf 4:00 Thto kt the Life 4:Hn-Hoy PK-o.it Hhow 6 :0ft -Meet the rrem v :j0 HtarmaVer Talent Hh"W 6:0ft Pemdo Are Funny ' f,.An Now You Km. 7 Oft -AurT-ris Theatre 7:80--Franklfl lysine 8 :ftfl -Break the Hank 8:H0-L(f with KtlMheth fl :0ft The Whltler 8;a0- Hunday Hhowtimo MONDAY ( Mi The Movi., 6:00 Hir Roundup r. Ht Wild HOI H'cV'.V :00-F.meraM Hahll 6:16- Npw-fprU- WeeUi. er It :ft--B(n-Tin-Ttn 1 :"0 Hurprie Theatre 7 :X0 Grand Old Opry EUGENE 0:8ft -Robert Montgomery 10:80 -Famous PlayhMse TUKHDAY 4 Oft -Pinky teei 4 HO lt1y Ilondy 6:00' fHir Rounrieat 6-ft4:80 Dil 6:0ft -For YMtr Inform. 6:16- hlew H ports -Weath 6 l0-Tati-h Mr. Wliard i lf -Pliv.e the Fare 7 Il'i -Arthur Murray Party 6 :6ft Htorie of the Ob Uiry 6 80 -I'm the 1w 8:00 -Htar and the Story (I -HO ( lUtj-itl ( Hit lf A Grent Life) Koeene rW-i-ne Famotta plarhouM WKDNK8DAY Pinky U 6 :oft --Hi Roindi 6 Jin -rtiwt rbirtk 6 :0ft Vnr Your Informa tion 4:11 News . oWts-Weaih- CHANNEL 13 Industry on Parade FRIDAY 10 :0ft I :8ft 10 M 4 :ftft 6:80' 6:46 Ames Brothers 7:00 -I lvt 8 Lives 7 :80 Dineyland 8:80--Life of RiW 6:0ft"Vlence FlrUon Tha. 8:S0 Mwtion Square (ear. den 10:00 Greatest right 10:18 Channel 18 Theatre THURSDAY 4:00 -Pinky le 4 :8ft -Howdy Doody 8:00 Tils' Ryximlup 6:808:80 Date 6 00 Rood tn Adventure 6:16 News HporU-WeaUf er 6:8ft Wwrlarn Mamhal T :0ft You Rrt Your Life) 7 :80 Libera 8 :0ft Amoa V Andy :1ft Ford Thealre :fft -Waterfront 8 :IO- Kamoua Playhue 10:0-:iiehiif U Iheatrs 4:0ft Pinky Leo 4 :I0 Itowdr Pood? 4 :4A BlrtMar Parte ttM 6:0ft Bis Roundup 6:80--For Your lnfnrmat. 8:46- News, flpta, WoaUtor K:O0- Ht-orta Reel 7 ;f0 Ixielry Xport T(m 7 :80 Let's Go Fishing ' 7 :4ft I ndiu try on Parsde 8 00 Fnmoiia Playhoiiae 8 3ft -T M-n In Action 8 :0ft Wrestling in:(K) The Big Picture. 10:30 Charlie Chan " -SATURDAY 4 M Saturday Matinog 6:00- Joe Palooka 6.10 Stem of the We. tern 7 :8ft- IU Soldier parade 6 :ftft Ketiueat Plarhoun t .80 Your Play Time 1 10:00 Satunlay Nlte Mml