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TEW MSOFGRD OREGON MAIL TBIBUWE RADIO PROGRAMS - SUNDAY Programs hsred txltw ere received from the radio stations and the Mail Tribune assumes no reienerbiUty except to make such changes as are supplied KVJC 12J ke K.MED 7 fVVBrrakfat Tunes 7 15 Bra?at Tunes 7 3 Salt Lae Citv Choir Hl-Fl Hour 7 4.Sa.t LeCtyChoirHi-FiHour DO NfV' Monitor 8 iv CnJJt; Concert Monitor 8 30 Apostolic Meditations Cnurcn o Chnat 8 46 Coffee Conct -Weather Morning News S 00 Lost and Found PeU B 15 Hour of St. f rancia S 30 Mumic Box 45 M'..icfi'x jf f WrniiC of AH Fflithji 10 IV Music of All Faiths 10 30 Sunoav Ma'in 10.4 5 S luiflayMaUr.W 11 rn Kiindy Matinee Oofei Hour Hi-Fi Corner Eternal LJaht Eternai Lipht PresDyleriiin Service Presovterian Service Catholic Hour CaUioIic Hour Monitor" Monitor Monitor" Monitor Monitor Monitor Monitor Monitor" Monitor Monitor MONITOR MONITOR 11 15 Surwlav Matinee 1 1 30 Worid Nis Beat 11 4.5 Suniav .Mannee 2 no Wool wort n Hour" 12 1 5 Wool worth Hour"" 12 V Wool worth Hour" 12 .V Wool worth Hour 'J I 00 Sws" 1 is Bik Y Hit Parade 1 30 Big Y Hit Paradi 1 45 BiR Y Hit Parade 2 00 CBS New"" 2 15 R-rnrd Rark 2 30 String Serenade" 2 . Sernad' Ng-n" -3 on-Rerord Rark 3 . R-r f.rd Rark 3 ? C"FiS Radio Workhna' 3 4 CtiS Rdio Workshop' 4 0O Ta Time Tunes 4 15 Ta lime Tunes 4 30 Cf;s .Newsroom" 4 45 CiS .'iews'nnm" ""5 00 Our Mi Brooks" 5 15 f)nr M;s Bmoks 5 30 Jark BennV 5 45 vick BennyJ 6 0O Eventide A 15 Paul Harvev- 6 30 Gunsni'ike" 45 Gunsniok" 7 00 Turntable Terrace 7 l.i Turntahie Terrace 7 30 F B I. Peace V War J 45 F B I Peace Ac War tt 00 Portland-Vanrouver 8 1 V Portland-Vancouver 8 30 Portland-Vancouver 8 45 -Portland-Vancouver A 00 -Portland-Vancouver 9 15 Portland-Vancouver B .'(0 Portland-Vancouver fl 45 Portland-Vancouver 10 00 Portland-Vancouver 10 15 Portland-Vancouver 10 30 World New. fcVat 10 45 Turntahle Terrace 11 00 S fn Off " ABC "CBS MONITOR Bob C'onsidme Meet the Pre."" Meet the Prejs MONITOR" Monitor" 'Monitor 'Monitor MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR Ore News MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR American Forum Asr.friran Forum" MONITOR" MONITOR Monitor Monitor Hi-Fi Hour H1-F1 Hour Ministers Roundtahle M m is te rs Round tab le Hi-Fi Hour Hi-Fi Hour Quaker Hour Cjuaker Hour Richfield Reporter Hour of Decision' Hour of Decision New a Sign-Off RADIO PROGRAMS - M0 N D A Y 4:00 World fews Roundup 15 Vitn Patrol . 30 f-ang (icwm " 45 Harr Babbat" "Bob Roberta Corral Bob Roberta Corral Bob Roberta Corral First News 7 it treakfat Tuf Rise and 7 15 Cwg BrMn" Weather. 7 M Tore e&arLeod Sports ftog ue Vallev Beeper T 44 Howard Milter Show Weather, 8 :0 Kavs- WfwrtJw a) 15 BrenkfaKi Club- NBC News Hear! Swap Hearl Hear! Viilt 8 30 PreaRft Club 8 45 BroeafetClub v WeisfieM MiheusM It) Cotiw Concert o Nafe Tour Neighbor 45 trad erf Uta NBC News Hearl Hear! Hearl Fashion Flashes' ftjn Mum B 1 la rvi Urm Burton' StriAa It Rich" lj 4j til Buttram' 11 radinfl PoM 11 le Record Rark 11 4V3 toujparti'" 1 1 -15 iiouwparty NBC News Hear! NBC Bandstand NBC Bandstand It OtX Paul Harrey' Lunch time News 1 14 Top Kew-WeatherWeather MarkeU 1 r RfunrRl Mixmanter Local News Soorts His Majesty the Baby B-k-tmy Wife t Kelen Trent 1 13 Nrva Drake J Waathar 1 4 Mu.-ncaJ MatJne "i-OO Arttior Godfrey" J 11 Arthur Godfrey 30 Arthur Godfrey" 4 Arthur Godfrey 5 00 Arthur Godfrey 3 1 Arthur Godfrey 3 30 Bth'e Institute Hour J 43 BiMe Insutute Hour 4 rx VTnut s Cooking 4 1 Tmftie Jam 4 0 Traffic Jam 43 Traffie Jam i 00-d wnrd Morgan NBC News" WSP Westside Party Westside Party Wstside Party NBC News" Liste Listen Listen! Listen! NBC News Listen! Listen ! Five Star Matinee Five Starfr latinee NBC News" Car Tunes Car Tunes Car Tunes Man on the Go NBC News" Car Tunes 9 i.crw&i Thomas" . 4 Rn Rom-ts Time-Amos-AndWeather. 4J A m on- A no v " " Orval Anderson 00 Nws-Gw 4) 15 Twn Harnn 4 "J Turntahta Terraeei 4 Tarn tatile Terrace "? itO BioaJ Tune Table" 1 Ral Tune Table' 0 Thai World Tonuihf J 'orld-Seyaned" Boston Boston Boston S flf Prrtland-Vancouver R 16 Portland-Vancouver Telephone Telephone Hour Classical Music Haters Classical Music Haters fl SO rncttand-Vanceuver t PortLand-Vancouver t 00 Portland-Vancouver Nightbeat Nightheat Nightbeat Nightbeat IS PrrtlnnH-Tancouver R R0 Porttand-Vancouver R Porttond-Vancouyer 1R Prtland-Vancouver 10 15 Portland-Vancouver )0 "furkahk Terrace Richfield Nightbeat Niehtbeat Nightheat 10 4 Turntable Terrace fi-oois Off Sign Off ABC CIrS AR aragranis at same time dally unless otherwise indicated) A H. S 45 Sign on Music throughout day except for following programs 10t-5 KBOY Cemmercials; 11-12 iSundav onlv) First Baotist service. PM a-l2:15 KBOY ranch: 12:1-1230 (Sunday onlyt KBOY ranch; R RO Sura rf. . TELEVISION The following TV broadcast log is printed as a fres public Mrvlce fo i)ta Mail Tribune's readers and TV viewers. Schedule ctas are printed at provided by the TV stations, and the Mail Tr-Jtase nano accept responsibility for errors or omissions. K6IS-TV (Channel 5) 12 Ofi Anairican Forum 12 3 Zoo Parade l.(t Frantiers of Taiih 1 30 This is the Life Z fo Gatewav 2 30 College Hour 3 Disncland 4 on Face the Nation 4 3 World News Roundui) 5 Oti The Last Word 5 30 Gattwav 5 45 How Christian Science Heals A on Jl Corey Show 6 15 Dan Snioot Show fi 30 Favorite Husband 7 -on TY-m Ed Sullivan Show 8 00 Gt Theatre 8 30 Aitred Hitchcock Presents 9 oo Loretta Young Show 9 30 Dr Christian 10 oo Weeklv News in Review 10 1 5 Gateway 10 30 W orld pasoort 11 00 News & Sign-Off MONDAY 10 45 Devotions 10 55 News 1 1 00 Matinee 12 OO Brighter Dav 12 15 Secret Storm u 12 30 Edge ot Night 1 00 Comedy Time 1 30 Truth or Consequences 2 00 It's Fun To Reduce 2 15 Gateway 2 30 Sinke It Rich 3 oo Feminine Fanciea 3 30 Gateway 3 45 Search frtr Tomorrow 4 oo Garden. Farm & Home 4 15 Gateway 4 3o Vncie Bill's Show 5 00 Industry on Parade 5 15 Doug Edwards & the News 5 30 TV Question 5 45 Adventures m Literature 15 Your TV Weatherman 6 20 News K 30 Talent Scouts 7 00 Those Whiting Girls 7 3" Richard Diamond 8 oil Srudio One Summer Theatre 3 (Hi Burns & Alien Q Ray Milland Show l i o Crossroad 10 3n News 10 35 Sign of! PAIWLESS CREDIT c Auburn, Me. U A service 4'atiun here hs this sign m its window: 'Use Our Easy Credit Plan lOOe Down, Nothing Xch Month." 1440 Ice KV.1.S 1400 kc E:b:e Deliverance Bible Deliverance Go pel Call Go-pel Call Oral Roberts Oral Roberta Christians Hour Caroll Powell Radio Bible Class" Radio Bible Class Voice of Prophecy Voice of Prophecy News-Sports Christian Science Frank and Ernest BiliCunningham Detroit at Boston" Detroit at Boston Detroit at Boston Detroit at Boston" Detroit at Boston" Detroit at Boston Detroit at Boston" Detroit at Boston Detroit at Boston" Detroit at Boston Bands for Bonds Bands for Bonds News Music Musical Caravan Sunday Serenade-Sports Senior Prom News KWIN'S Sunday Show KWINS Sunday Show KWIN S S unday S how KWIN S Sunday Show KWIN S Sunday Show Old Fashioned Revival Old Fashioned Revival St Wx. - Old Fashioned Revival Old Fashioned Revival Lutheran Hour Lutheran Hour Mutual News Extra Mutual News Extra Music. Sports General Sports Time Guy Lombardo" Guv Lombardo KWIN Karvan KWIN Karvan News KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karaviin KWIN Karavan News Paner of The Air Marion Theatre Marion Theatre Date Line on BIBLE Hour of Decision Hour of Decision News Sign oil KWIN S Morning Show KWIN S Morning Show K WIN'S Morning Show KWIN S Morning Show Shine News Hemingway News Breakfast Gang K WIN'S Morning Show KWIN'S Morninc Show News Hearl & Sell Cliff Engle News KWIN's Morning Show KWIN'S Morning Show KWIN's Morning Show K WIN'S Morning Show Voice of Deliverance Voice of Deliverance A A. Allen Heart Newspaper of the Air Telo-Test KWIN'S Morning Show KWIN'S Morning Show NBC News-Bandstand News NBC Bandstand" , Queen for A Day NBC Bandstand Queen for A Day NBC Bandstand Queen for A Day News Bill-Lively Show Cincinnati-Chicago Cincinnati-Chicago Cincinnati-Chicago Cincinnati-Chicago Cincinnati-Chicago Cincinnati-Chicago Cincinnati-Chicago" Cincinnati-Chicago Cincinnati-Chicago" Cincinnati-Chicago" News"-Bili Lively Show Bill Lively Show Bill Livelv Show B ill Lively Show Futon Lewis Jr Hemingway News Telo-Test Sam Hayes News" Local News One For The Road One For The Road One For The Road One for the Road Car Tunes NBC News'-ConversatiotMeet the Artist Con versa r ion News News of the World KWIN Karavan-Sports One Man's Family KWIN Karavan News NBC News" Boston KWIN Karavan KWIN KWIN Symphony KWIN Karavan oymphony KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan sym phony Hour" Med ford-Hi-R vthm Medford-Hi-Rythm Medford-Hi-Rythm Medford-Hi-Rythm News KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan Reporter True Detect Mysteries True Detect. Mysteries Lives of Harry Lime Lives of Harry Lime News KWIN Karavan MBS PROGRAMS K0TI-TV (Channel 2) SUNDAY 12.00 American Forum 12 30 Zoo Parade 1 00 Frontiers of Faith 2 00 Building America 2 30 Childrens Gospel 3.00 Disneyland 4 00 Face the Nation 4 30 World News Roundup 4 00 Odvssev 5 OO Last Word 6 00 The Pastor 15 Dan Smcot fi-30 Favorite Husband 7:00 Ed Sullivan S 00 GE Theater 8 30 Alfred Hitchcock 9 00 Loretta Young 9.30 Dr Christian 10 00 Weekly News Review 1 1 00 Weather and News 1 1 ori Sign off MO NOW 10 50 Chaplain's Corner 10:55 News 1 1 roo Matinee Theater 12:00 Brighter Dav 12:15 Secret Storm 12 30 Edge of Night -1 -no Comedy Time 1 :30 Truth or Consequences 2:00 It's Fun to Reduce 2:3f Strike It Rich 3 00 Klamath Gems Camera 3 45 Search for Tomorrow 5 00 Off to Adventure 5 15 Doug Edwards and News 5 45 Adventures in Literature 6 15 Weather and News 6 30 T.ilent Scouts 7 no I Love Lucy 7 30 December Bride 8 oi Studio One Summer Theatre 9 CO Burns and Allen 9 30 Ray Miliand 10 00 Bowling. 10 30 News 10 35 Bowling RED-HEADS Detroit TT A dozen resi dents of suburban Lincoln Park dyed their hair red and traveled to the state capital to boost the election of V. LaMarr (Red) Watkins as president of the Mich igan Chamber of Commerce. "The idea attracted a lot of at tention." reported local Jaycee president Frank Rathbun, but not enough votes. A brunette won. Sunday, June SO. 1957 "4" A' JOHN A. ANICKER JH. Assists With UMC Anicker Appointed Chairman of Special Events Comittee John C. Anicker Jr., deputy district attorney, has been ap pointed chairman of the special events committee of the 1957-58 United Medford Crusade, accord ing to Robert A. Johnson, general chairman. Anicker said he plans general fund raising events with high i entertainment value. He invites assistance in raising money for ! the campaign from service clubs i and other local organizations. Most fund raising events will be in the fall, with one or two dur ing the summer. This is Anicker's first exper ience with the UMC. He and his family, who live at 113 Laurel St., have been in Medford since January when he was appointed deputy district attorney. Prior to that he was in the legal section of the Army, and was stationed in Germany for two years. He is a graduate of the Wilamette uni versity law school, where he received a doctor of jurispru dence degree. Anicker's wife, Joyce, is a substitute teacher in the Med ford school system. They have a daughter, Kimberly, age 2. Mausfs Completing Farm Home Duties Mr. and Mrs. O. Clifton Maust, who have been managers of the Jackson county farm home since Jan. 1, 1939, are completing their duties at the farm home today. They will start their retire ment Monday vith a trip to Portland for a visit of about two ; weeks with their son. They will ! then move into a home they re-1 cently built at 1050 Park st., Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. Maust j plan to landscape the grounds and get settled in their new heme this summer. They intend to travel in the south next winter. Members of the county court visited the Mausts Friday after noon. They commended them for their "efficient operation" of the farm home in the past 18 years. The court also expressed regret over loss of the couple's services ; and extended best wishes on I their retirement. , ! Taking over management of the farm and home Monday will be Mr. and Mrs. William W. Hoffman, who arrived here from Portland on June 20. Mrs. Hoff man is a nurse and Hoffman was a farmer and rancher in Port land. He previously operated a commercial laundry and cafei Boxer Dog Said Missing Saturday Father Nicholas Deis, of Sa cred Heart Catholic church, Sat urday reported missing his boxer dog "Pete.'' also affectionately known to members of the parish as "Idiot." The large, friendly dog has been a favorite of children at tending St. Mary's school. Fath er Deis said. He believes that the dog may have been picked by someone who didn't know where he belonged. He appealed to anyone know ing of "Pete's" whereabouts to telephone SPring 3-1913. 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