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O TWfA EDrOB (OF.EGOH) MAIL TRIBUNE Friday. Juna It. 1157 STAR GiYZER0 Al'il ASt tAUS'J 1, " 3 n 3- 5- 9 Id GSMtNl Ff "i 1-747-el CANCCB .ir V'O-IMIJ Vo6-o&54 uo VISGO of) 4. 7 a s: v S3 5-71 -Be clay r. pollan- Tour Doily Activity Guide it According- to the Stars. To- develop message SartrrrjaY, reed words corfespordirig to nurrDers of your Zocicc birth s-ga OCT 23 i 9-24-30.42 V fe5 73-87 S 2 J? T J B' 3 P md 3J C 3 3 f od 4 34 Crrvl t 5 i,p 35 Anomce 6S Riivog 6 36 Soervl'd 4o F-5or -7 A 37 For ' Or 3 P'a 39 '-eo ft p' 9 St-j"r 39 -ck 9 M !0 ,'., 3 Sen 70 Soada II Pi-! 41 AnuncVg, 71 P-pto'iry 1? T-4 4? For 7? 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Mel Allen- Car Tunea 4 3d Traffic Jam Car Tunes 4 4"j Traiiic Jam Man on the Gn KU I 1400 kc Fultwn Lewis Jr. H-minknay Newr Telo-Test" Sim tiny es One frr the Road One for the Road One .or the Road Onf for rh Road MreTtnT Artist .News KWiN Karavan 5 ijO PZdward P Moran NBC Newi'Lcl. Newi S 1 iviwrll Thomas' ' ar Tunes 5 TvO ilickman-Afimi A AndyWather. Car Tunes 5 4.i Amioi Ac Andy Orville Anderson h no Nws-Frank Gnu" Cavalcade of Sport I.WTom Harmon' Cavalcade of Sports -in Robert O f.wis Cavalcade of Sports 6 4.) l urn table Terrace So. Ore. Bowling Time KU I.N Karavan Spta. 7 00 Rejral Tune Table NBC News KWIN Karavan 7 t5 Regal Tune Table One Man s Family KWIN Karavan 7 ;jfj The World Tonight Monitor KWIN Karavan 7 4-, World Tom ght-Sevaned Monitor KU INKara van-New a" "ft ;;n port lan d Seat tfe NBC News-Monitor News KWIN Karavan 2 15 Portland-Seattle Monitor KWIN Karavan g.;n Poritand-Seattle Monitor KWIN Karavan H 4" Portland-Seattle !omtor KWIN Karavan "f, OPortland-Seattle Niehtbeat News 0 1-,PorTland-Seattle Nichtbeat KWIN Karavan 9 30 Portland-Seattle Night beat KWIN Karavan o 45 Portland-Seattle Nmhtbeat KWIN Karavan 10 Of) Portland-Seattle 10 15 Portland-Seattle 10 no World New Beat in 45 Terrace Newi i Too Sign Off Richfield Reporter Nifththeat Nifihtbeat Nijfhtbeat Si en Off News Counterspy . Counterspy The Queen's Men The Queen's Men" NewsKWIN Karavan RADIO PROGRAMS-SATURDAY 5 45 Bob Roberts Corral ft no Newi Bob Robert's Corral 6 15 World News RoundupBob Robert's Corral 30 Frank Gob Bob Robert's Corral A 4i Yawn Patrol irst News 7 on Fih A Weather 15 Cecil Brown 7 30 Robert Q Lewi" 7 45 Robert Q Lewis D on News a 15 Brenkfant Tun 8 S Gun.moke 8 45 Gunamokc Wake Up to Music Weather. News' Rogue VaUev Beerer Weather & 7:50 Nem Coffee Clatch Med ford Report Monitor Monitor 0 0(1 News A li Music Box 9 30 No School Today o School tooay- Monitor Monitor Game Commission Sat. News Desk To no CBS News-Amoa-Andy Monitor" 10 15 Amos A Andy M".mtor in 30 Citv Hospital Saturday Cnro 10 45 Citv Hospital Saturday Club nf.n Tradinir Post Monitor 1 1 15 Record Rack 11 :;n Garden Ciate 11 4.1 Musical Mi xm aster KWIN's Morninc Show KWIN s Morning Show KWIN's Morning Show KWIN's M ornmg Sbow MBSNews Breakfast Gang" KWIN's Morning Show KWIN s Morning Show "World News SDOrt Musical SnoUite KWIN s Morning Show K WtN's Mo rning Show News" Music Voice of Deliverance Voice of Deliverance Cincinnati-New York Cincinnati-New York Cincinnati-New York Cincinnati-New York" Monitor Nat l Farm & Home Nat l Farm & Home" 12 00 CBS News Monitor 12 i Music Matinee. We ther Monitor 1 -in Belmont R-inn?" Monitor 12 45 Belmont Racing Monitor f nnZTvi enr 1 1 e Mon 1 1 or 1 15 Cluh 2o J no Cluh 1230 1 43 Club 1230 2 OOZCBS New' 2 15 C"lnb 1230 2 30 Club I'a!30 2 45 Club 1230 3 00 CBS New- Monitor Monitor Monitor Monitor Monitor Monitor" Monitor Cincinnati-New York Cincinnati-New York Cincinnati-New York Cincinnati-New York Cincinnati-New York Cincinnati-New York Cincinnati -New 5'ork Cm c in n a t -N e w Y'ork BH I Live IyS how Bill Lively Show Pill Lively Show Bill Lively Show -Country 3 15 Country Style 3 30 Haven of riest 3.45 Haven of Rest You Bet Y'our Life You Bet Your Ufe Monitor Monitor 4 00 News" MONITOR' 4 I.i Veterans Administration MONITOR 4 .-.n Red. Foley Show- MONITOR' 4 45 Red Foley Show MONITOR' 3 no CBS News S 15 Sat. in St. Louis Bill Lively Show Bill Live! v Show Bill Lively Show Bi 1J Lively Show News Sat Hod KWIN's Saturday Show KWIN's Saturday Show K W I N S a t u r d a y S h o w KWIN's Saturday Show News KWIN's Saturday Show KWIN's Saturday Show MONITOR MONITOR Grand Ole Otry Grand Oie Opry MONITOR MONITOR 5 30 Hickman-Indictment MONITOR 15 Indictment MON 1 1 UK on CBS News" Goss 15 Tom Harmnn" A 30 Jobnnv Dollar" f 45 Jobnnv Dollar" 7 no Reral Tune Table 7 ! 5 Recal Tune Table 7 SO CBS Sport" 7 4V Turntable Terrace r 00 Portland-Seattle 8 15 Portland-Seattle 8 30 Portland-Sealtle 8 45 Portland-Seattle on Protland-Seattle 9 15 Portland-Seattle 3 30 Portland-Seattle 9 4.V Portland-Seattle 10 ho Portland-Seattle to 1 .1 Portland-Seattle Bandstand U S.A Bandstand U.S A Local News Bandstand U 5 A ' Hawaii Calls Hawaii Calls" Guv Lombardo KWIN Karavan 10 3fi World New Beat 10 45 Turntable Ter, New-s 11 ooITsign Off 11.15 Monitor MONITOR -Monitor" -Monitor KMED Music Time KMF.D Music Tim KMKD Music Time KMED Music Time KMF.D Music Tim KMED Music Time KMED Music Time KMED Music Time NBC News KMED Music KMED Music KMED Music KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan "News KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan Sign Off News" KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan K W INKaravan "News KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan "XewsKWIN Karavan N e ws KW1.N Karavan ABC CBS TELEVISION PROGRAMS The following TV broadcast log is printed at a frea public ierice Jor the, Mail Tribune reader and TV viewer. Schedule change are printed a provided by the TV stations, and the Mail Tribune cannot accept responsibility for errors or omissions. KBES-TV (Channel 5) I KOTI-TV (Channel L) FRIDAY FRIDAY 4 on Wild B'H Hickok 4 3 I'ncle Bill's Show 5 in ViMt With the Citv Pdiro Vi j Done Edwarda 4c the News 5 no (..atew ay a. 4.1 Your TV Weatherman 5 50 News rt-nn Cavalcade of Sports ti 51 Lo It Yourself 7.1m Mr Adams & Evi 7:30 Captain Grief 8 00 The Lineup 8.30 Highway Patrol 9;0o I Spv q 30 1 Search for Adventure 10 no Halls of Ivy 10 30 New 10 3. rater Lake Theatre 12. tH) Sign Oti S TURDAY 9 45 Dizv Dean Show o 55 Bn.rball Game of the Week 12 30 Bclmcnt Stakes Z no Faith for Today - -;o Krankie Fontaine s Show Umo 3 M The Christopher 3 30 World Pav-port 4 13 Hollywood Park Race ft 00 Disneyland 00 Jackie Gleasnn 7 ft.i Gale Storm Show 7 30 SRO Playhouse ft 00 CiIhxv of Stars r 30 Tennessee Ernie Ford 'i it,i Goore' Gone! 0 ; People Are Funny 0 -.V-Npu 10 iii chu-HgcWre.tUng 1 1 ao Saturday Dal 12 00 Sign Oil M Ml AY ; 00 - e the Nation l" 3.1 Kaer the Nat;on 12 "o WorM News Roundup 1 0i- i.;;itcw av 2 -MHi-w CfTistian Science Hea:s r 3.1 Cullecc Hour 3 ,witw -u-d Cross 4 on Odsev 5 o-i The Lat Word 6 1 5 J 1 1 1 Corey Show 3o -M.irce and ower Champion 7 01 Ed Sullivan Show 8 C, F. Theatre g 3.1 Alirrd H-chcock o o-i toretTa Young q Ilr Christian 1) p'l U ccklv News-m Review 10 ' 5. Gran--" Pa Parnstormra 10 3,1 I ve Got Secret I! 00 News & S:gn Olf 4 00 Wild Bill Hicock 5:15 Doug Edwards and Newt 5 3ft Basin Sports 5 45 Weather and News 8 00 Cavalcade of Sporta 6 .50 Sportsman 7 00 Mr Adams and Ev 7:30 Captain Grief 8:00 The Lineup 8:30 Highway Patrol 9 :00 I Spy 9 30 Search for Adventure 10-00 Halls of Ivy 10 30 News 10 35 Sign off SATURDAY s 9 45 Dizzy Dean Warmup 9 55 Baseball Game of the Week 2 00 Faith for Today 2 30 Fontaine Showtime 3 00 Christophers 4:15 Park Races 5 on Disneyland 00 Jackie Gleason 7 00 Gale Storm 7 30 SRO Playhouse 8 ftO Your Navv 8 30 Tennessee Ernie Ford 9 00 TBA 930 People Are Funny 10 00 Chicago Wrestling 11 00 Weather and New s 11.06 Sign off SUNDAY 12-00 Face the Nation 12 30 World News Roundup 2 30 BuiLdmg America 3 00 The Wav 4 On See It Now 5 00 Last Word fi nn The Pastor 8 30 Chanoion 7 no Ed Sullivan 8 00 GE Theater 8 30 Alfred Hitrhenck 9 00 Loretta Young 9 30 Dr Christian 10 00 Weekly New Review 101 5 Liberace 10 30 I've Got a Secret 1 1 00 Weather and News 11.06 Sign off The Family Council Editor's eot: Tht Family Council eoaslits ol a Judgt, a psvctiutrlft, inrea clergymen, a newspaper editor, a women's editor and two writer ach article 11 a summary of an actual report. The FamllT Counril does not Ke idvice; It mrel reports on problems tnat nave been dealt with by responsible agencies and counselors. Erik J. I want to help the children. Hilda J They must untangle themselves. Erik J My wife and I are in our 60s and have five married children. Our house is paid ofi, I am still working and we have some savings in the bank. Two of our children are not very well off and have gotten into debt. Since we have room in our house, I have asked them to come to stay with us, rent free. I also want to help them pay off their debts so that they can get on their feet again. My wife is against it. She says we have to have the money for our old age. The way I see it, my wife and I will not have to worry about our old age as long as the chil dren are able to help us. Be sides, it is our duty to help our children when they are in trouble. I think my wife is be ing selfish. Hilda J When children are young and unahle to scratch lor themselves, it is up to their parents to do it. When they are able to get out on their own. the parents shouldn't do anything for them. That's the way I see it, and i if that's selfish, all right I'm selfish. But I fee! that there was no reason lor our children to get into such a mess. Once they have done it, they must learn how to untangle themselves. In spite of all my husband ! wants to do for them, the chil dren don't really appreciate it He used to drink a lot when he was younger and he neglected them. Now he is trying to buy back their love. I don't want to depend on the , children in our old age. What if they can't help us then? i The Council: Shakespeare ! wrote about an old king who gave away all his land and property to his children and then was cast off by them. King Lear's action may have been rooted in the same fear Erik is now experiencing. Feeling age aid helplessness creeping up on him. King Lear wanted to remind his children that they owe their lives and well-being to him. After this last powerful, fatherly gesture, he wanted to throw himself at their mercy so that they would prove their love for him. Well, the story of King Lear is melodrama, and Erik may fare much better than the old king did at the hands of his children, but that doesn't make his actions any more sensible. Hilda is right. If these chil dren are old enough to be mar ried, they are old enough to scratch for themselves. Erik would make dependents, first of them, and then of himself. This is not unselfishness. It is foolishness. If Erik really wants to make up for past neglect, as Hilda in dicates, he will give his chil dren understanding and advice but no material aid. unless some emergency beyond their con trol, such as illness, occurs. (Copyright 19S7, General eatures Corp.) 15 NORTH CENTRAL Strange As It Seems by Elsie) Hix CLOSED For Equipment Adjustment OPEN JUNE 17 All-Bright Television Co. 1654-56 Orchard Home Dr. DOW TV SERVICE Expert Service All Makes PHONE SP 2-7994 Day or Nite BEVERLY'S TV & RADIO Phone SPring 2-9001 634 Crater Lake Avenue SERVICE CALLS $3.50 Open Sunday Through Friday By Own Shop 8 Years Near Port land Repairing All Makes Chamber Plans Tour Of Valley Creamery The Jackson County Chamber of Commerce board of directors plans to tour the Rogue River Valley creamery in Central rnjnt at its next meeting, June 27. The board met yesterday and instructed Ron Gandee, head of the chamber's commercial divi sion, to arrange transportation. The group will leave Medford at 12 noon, make a guided tour of the creamery, and hold a box lunch meeting afterward. The board also voted to send chamber manager Don McNeill to the Rocky Mountain Institute for chamber of commerce man agers July 7 through 13. Mc Neill will travel to Montana State University, Missoula, Mont. for the week's program. i A tentative date for the chamber's annual membership : drive was set for Aug. 1. Details of the drive and a final date will 1 be worked out in coming weeks. 1 WALT'S TV S RADIO SERVICE Oldest Shop in So. Oregon 409 C. Mam Phone SP-2-2269 $3.50 No calls Frl. eve or all day Sat. Day and Night Service, (Medford and vicinity) Permanent up Haircuts $100 up CRATERIAN Beauty Salon 41 S. Central Ph. SP 2-4830 The American wapiti or elk has the ears of a mule, the gait of a camel, and a body that resembles a cow. ICBOT 730 KC (All programs at same time dally. unless otherwise Indicated) A.M. 5:4S SiKn on Music through out dav except for following programs 10-10:15 KBOY Bargains: 11-12 ISun dav only) First Baptist service. 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