Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 22, 1957, Image 14

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Newspaper Page Texti ! ; e o o o G oo .7, : G o O 'TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) RADIO PROGRAMS - FRIDAY Programs listed below ire received from the radio stations and the Mail Tribune assumes no responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied KYJC 1230 ke SUED 1440 kc KWLN 1400 ke 4 00 Breeze-N-Wax NBC News "Goodwin Fulton Lewis Jr.- 4 15 The Story Hour Bill Goodwin . Hemimrway f.ew 4:30- Club 1230 Car Tunes Telo-Test 4 45 Club 1230 Car Tunes Sam Mayes 3 00 Edward R. Murrow NBC ews Car Tunes Bob&Ray 5 15 Music & Mel Allen Car Tunes Bob At Ray 5 30 Tom Harmon Regional Roundup Bob & Ray 3 43 Frank Gosa Elmer Peterson Let s Talk Sports 8 oo Edward P. Morgan NBC News'Spts Daily KWIN a All Time Hits 6 15 Lowell Thomas' Man on The Go News 30 Amoi & Andy Southern Ore. Bowling KWINKaravan 8. 45 Amos &. Andy Ore gonS t. Game Comm. KWIN Kara van Spts. 7 00 A-2 Tournament Cavalcade of Sporta KWINKaravan 7 is A-2 Tournament Cavalcade of Sports KWIN Karavan c7 30 A-2 Tournament Cavalcade of Sports KWINKaravan 7 45 A-2 Tournament Sports H i R Mights KWIN Karavan-News 8 00 A-2 Tournament NBC News' KWINKaravan 8 15 A-2 Tournament One Man s Family Ashland vs. K. Falls 8-30 A-2 Tournament Monitor' Ashland vs. K. Falls 4 V5 A-2 Tournament Monitor Ashland vs. K. Falls 0 ob A2 Tournament Monitor Ashland vs. K. Falls 9 15 A-2 Tournament Monitor A -inland vs. K. Falls 9 30 A-2 Tournament Monitor Ashland vs. K. Falls 9 43 Turntable Terrace Monitor Ashland vs. K. Falls 10 00 World News Beat Richfield Reporter KWIN Karavan 10 15 Turntable Terrace One Man's Family KWIN Karavan 1030 Turntable Terrace KM ED Sports Final KWIN Karavan 10 45 t urnta b 1 e Ter ; News KM ED Sports Final KWIN Karavan 11:00 Sign Off Sign Off KWIN Karavan RADIO PROGRAMS - SATURDAY 5 45 Bob Roberta Corral 8:00 News of America Bob Robert'! Corral Wakeup Ranch :13 Yawn Patrol Bob Robert'a Corral WakeuD Ranch 8:30 Yawn Patrol Bob Robert'a Corral Musical Clock 6 45 Yawn Patrol First Newa Musical Clock 7.00 News" Wake Up to Music Network Newa 7:13 Martin Arronaky Weather. Newa" Breakfast Ganir" 7 30 Frank Gois" Rogue Valley Beeper Newa & Weather 7 .45 Coffee Concert Weather & 7:50 News Farm News ft oo No School Today Coffee Clatch World News Sports t:IS No School Todav Legislative Report Musical Spotlita B 30 Robert Q. l ewis Medford Report Haven of Rest g 45 Robert Q. Lewis' This is Moscow Haven of Rest 9:00 News Monitor Voice of Deliverance 9 15 Music Box Monitor Voice of Deliverance 9:30 Gunsmoke School Program News Coffee Data 9 45 Gunamoke 1 Sat. Newa Deax Coffee Date 10 00 News MONITOR News 10:15 Record Racn MONITOR" Morning Melodiea 10:30 Record Rack Monitor Morning Melodiea 10:43 Trading Post Monitor Morning Melodies 11:00 News; Amos at Andy Monitor News Morning Melodies 11:15 Alans Andv Monitor Morning Melodies 11:30 Kathy Godfrey" Nat l Farm Home" Morning Melodiea 11:45 Kathy Godlney Nat 1 Farm & Home Morning Melodiea 12:0(W-CBS News Monitor News J2:15 Matinee Weather Monitor Western Roundup Time 12 JO Alatinee Monitor" Western Roundup Time 12:45 Matinee Monitor ; Western Roundup Time 1:00 CBS News Monitor Western Roundup Time 115 CBS Orchestra"" Monitor" Western Roundup Tuna 1:30 CBS Orchestra" Monitor Standby Sports I i:45 CBS Orchestra Monitor Standby Sports 2 00 CBS News Monitor Standby Sports" Club 1230 Monitor" Standby Sports 22q club 1230 Monitor Standby Sports $ 45 club 1230 Monitor Standby Sports "a 00 CBS News "You Bet Your Life News Sat. Hop a:i.1 New Orleani Band" You Bet Your Life" Sat. Hop 3:30 Club 1230 Mon!.tor! I.1- 5" 3 45 Club 1230 Monitor" Sat. Hop Trm&iurTmn MONITOR" Sat Hop 2 l?Zc ub 1230 MONITOR" Newa 4-ioItsYolrr Business MONITOR" Sat. Hop J ijZveterans AdministratloiMONITOR Sat. Hop - nn Chev-News" MONITOR" Bandstand U.S.A. . S ivlclub'1230 MONITOR Bandstand U.S.A. I -in Tom Harmon" MONITOR" Southside Newa 45Zmnk Cos."" MONITOR" Bandstand U SA " nn CBS"News MONITOR" Hawaii Calls" "Entertainment USA" MONITOR" Hawaii Calls to p-d Folev Show Grand Ole Opry Guy Lombardo ) a 4Red Foley Show Grand Ole Opry KWINKaravan - no News & t J3J Monitor KWIN Karavan 7 15 FB I " MONITOR KWIN Karavan 7 30 Turntable Terrace -Monitor KWINKaravan 7 twTurntable Terrace -Monitor KWJN Karavan ToO-A-2 Tournament Moni?r: 5Xi?J?K r.Ha J5 A-2 Tournament ;'om!or. A.hianH k' Falls 830 A-2 Tournament "I w - Ash and vs. K. Falls g 45 A-2 Tournament Monitor Ashland vs. K. Falls g no A-2 Tournament TBA Ashland vs. K. Talle 9-15 A-2 Tournament TBA Ashland vs. K. Falls 9 30 A-2 Tournament TBA Ashland vs. K. Falls 9 45 Turntable Terrace TBA shland vs. K. FaUs in nn "World News Beat KMED News 10 :15 Turntable Terrace 10 30 Turnlable Terrace. 10 45 Turntable Ter.; News ljj00-Sign Off ABC "CBS Sign Off NBC (All nrorrama at same time dally unless otherwise Indicated) AM 5:45 Sign on Music throughout day except for following programs: 10-10 15. KBOY Commercials: ii-" P M 12-12:15 30 Sign off. KBOY ranch; 12:15 K1B3 (Channel 5) Th following TV broadcast lof is printed as a frea public sjrvic for tha Mail TribunVi reoders and TV riewers. Schadula changes ara prinJad a jrovided by ! TV station, wd lha Mail Tribune cannot Keceftt responsibilitr lor errors 4rc amissions. 4 45 Search for Tomorrow a) oo 'tld Bill Hickock 5:30 Man To Man 5 45 industry on Parade , , goo Talue Swing Time 4) 15 Your TV Weatherman 20 Newa a 30 Man Called X nn Cavalcade of Sports wnn ferankie Fontain e Showtime 4 30 Capt. David Grieg a no Hlrhway Patrol 301 "V in oil The Liim Ue 10 30 Newa 10 35 Crater Lake Theatre 12Sie)n off ATl'lDAI 1 1 -oo Pro Hockey 13 Stake Racea from Hialcah 2 oo Gateway 3 30 Mr. Wizard 4 0( Vincent Loper Show 4 45 Santa Anita Races 5 30 Faith For Today 6 00 People Are PTinnv ft 30 Tennessee Ernie Tord 7 oo Talent Scouts g-on Jackie Gteason Show 9:0.! Crunch 4 Uea 9 :30 Hev Jeannie 10 00 Genrce Gobel 10:30 Texas Rasslin 11:30 News It Sign Off SUNDAY 12 00 Face the Nation 12:30 World News Roundup 1 :0fi Odyssey 2:00 Mama 30 Mr. McBolng Bolng 3. on Melody Wranglers 4 00 How Christian Science Heals 30 College Hour 5.00 Gateway 5:30 Telephone Time With John Nesbitt a on This Is the Life 30 Die WaLsh & Friends 6 45 Weekly News In Review 7.00 Jack Benny 7 30 Dr Christian no Ed Sullivan Show oo GE Theater 30 Allred Hitchcock Presents 10 00 Treasure Travels 10 30 I've Got A Secret 11:00 Newa at Sign Off HAMMILL TV SERVICE CO. 1824 W. Main Phone 3-5406 We Give S&H GREEN STAMPS SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS MAIL TRIBUNE SOCE Campus Newa KWIN Karavan Daymon Runyon TheafrKWIN Karavan Davmon Runyon Theat'r KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan MBS j". VSnv t - 12:30 (Sunday only) KBOY ranch; New Orleans Starts MardiGras Party New Orleans (U.P.) Mardi Gra ig more than a week away in the South'g Queen City, but already lighted paper clowns are grinning from lamp posts at the crowds on Canal st. New Orleans calls its Canal street the widest in the world. Few of the half-million visitors to the city for Mardi Gras will dispute the claim. Only the world's biggest street could hold the surging,- costumed revelers who will parade, dance, sing, eat and drink on Mardi Gras, "Fat Tuesday," which is March 5 this year. Thousands of visitors havt al-, ready descended on New Or leans' hotels. Reservations are hard to get at $14 a day for the early part of March. WALT'S TV & RADIO SERVICE Oldest Shop in So. Oregon 409 B. Main Phone 2-22SS nay and Night Service. O Cft (Medford and vicinity) yJ- No Calls Snndays. Na calls Frl eve ar aU day fat. KoKo Says: Rock & Roll Saddle . . . You Bet! Set this sho at our store in tirhar blue L white or brown & whito. SIZES 12'j to 8 50 JOHNSTON and STEWART JUNIOR BOOT SHOP Main and Centraf, Medford "Where the Fit Is Guaranteed" Friday. February 22. 1957 Is That So? The next time you huddle in a brush lean-to made of sticks and dried leaves backed against the north and warmed with a fire to the south, you might think of George Washington, whose 225th birthday we are celebrating today. Although a wealthy young man he was a surveyor and often spent nights in brush shelters. In honor of this day, let's con sider some more Americana as it pertains to the outdoors: Did you know that the early plural for trees was "treen" hence the old-time word for woodenware was "treenware." One of America's first exports was sassafras root. In fact, the first Englishman to set foot on our New England shores was Captain Gosnold, who landed at Cape Cod in 1602, to fetch a cargo of sassafras for medicinal purposes, it is reported in Eric Sloane's Almanac and Weather Pearce, N. Y.) The roots of the sassafras were said to have great pow ers of health and sassafras tea was a daily drink of the first set tlers. Tales of its recuperative powers went back to England and before long sassafras root, for tea, was the New World's most valuable article of com merce. Because the best oak in Eng land was reserved for the Navy, early farmers built the frame work for thir barns and houses from old boats. Royal scouts worked daily marking every suitable oak, making it navy property by the King's mark, a broad arrow. Building From Mayflower How does this affect us? Sim ply that the Mayflower is report ed to have been sold in England in 1624 by permission of the British Admiralty, for the equiv alent of about $500. The wood went to a Buckingham farmer named William Russell for build ing his barn. There it stands now states Sloane, seasoned by the salt of the famous voyage, a building made entirely from the historic Mayflower. In contrast to the well-con structed buildings of- the past, have you noticed the modern house sales' pitch? It is largely centered on convenience and cost with never a thought to ward permanence? The reason is simple: permanence seems al most a lost value in modern house construction. A hundred ! years ago, houses were built for one's children's children. Don't you miss the lack of the moon's phases on modern calen dars? This year I got over a doz en and not one tells me in what phase I'll find the moon, say on the night of July 4 or Christmas Eve. , Perhaps this omission is due to our modern pooh-poohing of old "moonshine" beliefs. In ear lier days, so much was done out doors according to the certain phases of the moon. Firewood cut in the last quar ter of the moon of January," says an old almanac, "will not throw embers out into your room." And almost every kind w AT ITS BEST RADIO-TV-PHONOS Hear the Sensational NEW HOFFMAN HI-FI And tha BEST Service In Tewnl Hair Cutting from ONLY $1.00 CRATERIAN'S -5 r By EUGENE BURNS Ranger-Naturalist of vegetable or grata had its su perstition about what phase of the moon was best for planting it. Even the laying of shingles and the mixing of plaster had its share of moon folklore. Now, it alone pertains to hunt ing and fishing . . . animals and fish, so the saying goes, feed by moonlight . . . -hence the dark of the moon is the time to get them. But when is that? A sad but funny sign over a New England antique shop reads: We Buy Junk and Sell Antiques. (Copyright, 1957, By Eugens Burns) (Released by McClurs News paper Syndicate) FREE: By special arrangement with the editors of the Encyclo pedia Americana, my panel of judges will award each week to the reader who sends me the best true-life nature adventure, the best nature observation, or the best question on nature and wildlife, a complete 30-volume set of this world-famous refer ence work in a handsome Seal craft binding. Each week new submissions will be considered. Sorry, I simply can't answer your many friendly letters. Please address your letter to: Is That So! co Medford Mail Trib une, Box 575, Sausalito, Calif. Cost of Living Sets Record in January Washington (U.R) The gov ernment has reported that the cost of living climbed to a new record in January for the fifth consecutive month. The Labor Department's Bu reau of Labor Statistics reported that its consumer price index rose two-tenths of 1 per cent be tween December and January to 118.2 per cent of average 1947- 49 prices. BEVERLY'S TV & RADIO Phone 2-9001 (34 Crater Lake Are. Service Calls $3.50 Open Sunday Through Friday My own chop 8 yosra stear Port land Repairing All Makes THE BOOKKEEPER Bookkeeping Service In My Home Reasonable Rates PHONE 3-5232 DOW TV SERVICE Expert Service All Makes PHONE 2-7994 Day or Nito If your hair isn't becoming to you . . You should bo coming to COOK'S BEAUTY CLINIC "Serving Medford for 20 Years" NOW LOCATED AT 219 SOUTH CENTRAL Phono 3-5313 USED TV SETS EMERSON 16" table CO Efl model, new pix tube WatawW AIRLINE 21" Table I AflOO model, new tube. ' UU OLYMPIC 21" Con- irflOO sole, nice mahg. cab. ' " CROSLET 21" with 1 4Q95 table MOTOROLA 17" Table QQ95 model, real sharp. New " picture tube. PHILCO 10" Con- OC00 solette, as is in working condition Chitwood & Stone 1 1 19 E. 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