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4 B PROGRAMS MONDAY RADIO ProzKini M.U'd below re received Irora the r.cllu slatluns and iho Mall Jritiine lu'inie no respojulblllty exeepl in XUdunm as arc lupiilled KY if" 1 930 KC KMED 1 440 KC KWIN 1 400 KC 4;0P NtWb Personal St. 4:15 Pat McCoy 4 30 banner). nc McCoy 4 :45 Sports McCoy "5:00 Lowell thomai " 5:15 Pat McCoy fi:30 Tom Harmon 5 45 Sports-Milain 6:dolGnsi-Economy Run 6 o Chariie Mliain eaoIJaniicrllne-Mtlani 6:43 Sports-Mil am 7 :u c N c wb- M 1 1 a m News Hear Hear l.el News Emphasis News llnrve.v Nightingale Nowa Weather Lcl News Headline News News Dinner Music Dinner Music Best of Interlockcn Best ot Inlerlocken News Uinner Music Dinner Music News ol the World 7:30 Banner line-Mi lam 7:45 Sports-MHom "BOO World Tonifiht 6:15 Charlie Milam 8:j0 Bannerltne-MHam a:45 Sports-Milnm 9 foo News-Mi Inm 0:15 Ciinrlle Allium 1 9:30 Bannerline-Milam 9.45 Newa-Mllom ft ;00 News-Milam 10:15 Charlie Milan. 10:30 Baniierline-Mllam lOjjjhSports-HcadllncK 11:00 Sign Olt 11:15 11:30 . Ed warn Morgan News Land of Music Land ol Music Land of Music Land or Music Hi-rVciul Hi-Fi Club Hi-Fi Club Hi-Fi Club "News Night beat Nightbeat Nightbeat NiKiltbeal "News Nfjjhtbcat Nightbeat Nightbeat NightbeaJ "Sign Olt 12:00 RADIO PROGRA 6:0U News-Morris Wake Up to Music 6:15 Montie Morris Wake Up to Music 6:30 Bannerlines-Morrls Wake Up-Mural Rpt. 6 :43 Sports-Morn First News "7-00 News Roundup Frank Hemingway 7:15 Montie Morris Weather Wild News 7:30 Uanncrlme-Morris Rogue Valley Report 7:45 Sports-Morris Weathcr, iUhori .u-ws e.-OONcws-Veather News Listen 8:15 Montie Morris Earl Nifntingule 8:30 Banneriine-Morril Chlf Enlc 8:45 Sports-Morris Sing a Long 9:00-9:15- -News-Morris HrcuJ;iuxt -Montie Morris Breakfast 0;30 BannerJlnc-Morrla BrenkJast JJj45-SporlH-Morris Sf'iiil,,llll'llM, 10:00 News-Godfrey News Swnp Ht Sell 10:15 Arthur Godfrey ' Tcltotest 10;? - ihur Godfrey Listen Show 10 .luir Godfrey Emphasis Lid ten 11:. 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Sign Off"" KBOY AM Monday! 4:00 Wcalhcr Tnp 10 . 4:30 Nuw. Vespers 4:40 Go:pcl Mission 4:43 Sign Off Tuesday? :0:i Bret Steele 6:30 New, Steele 7:00 Weather Steele 7:30 News Steele 8:00 Weather Holman 8:30 News. Stock Market 8:33 Phil HMman !l:0(l News Ho' man 0:30 News llnlnrm 10:00 Bargain Roundup 10:15 Tclcmuilc Quiz 10:30 News Clemens time KBOY FM nlmtdav: 4 :(! Weather Top 10 4:30 News Serenude. 8:00 J nsu: Scene 9:00 Serena.: 9 by Word's Grentr.t Conipnsers 10:00 Contrasts in Hi Ft 10:30 Sports Final li:(Ki ContniRia in Hi Kl 1 1 .S5 Tomorrow's Headlines , 12:00 Sign Off Tuesday: 6:00 Bret Steele . f:3fl Npws StcnlC 7 :0i)Wcalher Steele 7:3 it News-Steile 8 IK) Weal her Holman 8 30 News. Stock Market 8:35 P'lil Hohnim 9:00 Weather- H itman 9:30 News lMmnn 10:fHi Bargain Rmmdup 10:15--Telriiuis)c Cjui7. KDOV Monday: 4:15 Nes. Hymn s 4:25 Music 5:15 News, li mn ft;!.') S-iorlsi'iul 5:30 Itoad, Weather Report 5:35 Mufle 0:13 Sign Off 7'upsilay: 8:00 Si'tn On. Western 6:15 News, Hymn 6 .25 Western 6.-13 Livestock, Western 7:00 Sporls, Weather. Music 7:13 News, Hvinn, Music 8.13 News, Hvmn, MuHc " 0:15 News, liMiin. Music 0:3u Rond, Weather Rept., Mus 10:15 News. Hvmn. Music KRVC Monday: 40 Children's Hour 4:30 Music 6:00 News, Music 6 00 Freedom Crusade 15 Stun Off Tuesday: A ro News 6: in our Dsily Bresd 6:L'0 ?.ule 6:30 Sports News 6- 33 Miic 7:00 Heaven and Home 7. 15 freedom Crusade 7 :30 News 7- 45 Air Mnll for Clod B:0(i Channels of Kntth 8:30 Music . 11 :0o-Voice nf neltvcrancfl 0 3il-Buck to the Hlble TELEVISSON PROGRAMS The following TV broadcut loq if printed at a tree public tervicc foi the Mail Tribune'i reader and TV viewers. Schedule ch.miet are printed as provided by the TV ttjtiont and the Mail Tribune cannot . accept responsibility (or errors ot onrntion SM0N1MY 4 fill Faxhinna 4:t.W Indusirv on Parade 4:30 linale Hill ft an Tills li the Life 5:3V WotorinR Tips U0 TV Weatherman 6fl5 Chennol ft Itcport fl-irt Ddiiji Krlunrrts mnd Ncwj 6 30 Johnny Midnight 7:00 Bmr Anei'ln 7:3(1 To Tell the Truth R OD Pele tV (tlnriya 8n BrinMinif Up Buddy - fl;pH lnrld He Tumnn Sncclftl 1(j:.10 The Puruckcv Guya n:45 Final Ht-port ti!i;kiay 10 inMonilne Nrwa 10:4A-Cupi'o Home Show ll:0n Love nf l.lfp 11.30- Srfh tor Tomorrow t MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1961 Afternoon Serenade A f t.-l-nnfin i ITiMlilitB Roarl Show Aiteruoon Serenade -It outl Show Afternoon aercnaue H'nrlrl Vcu-I Musical Interlude Musical Interlude Musical Interlude Dinner Concert Dinner Concert Dinner Concert Dinner Concert Teen Time Teen Time Teen Time Teen Time World News Music I.niiri Music Land Music J-,and World News Music Land Music Land Music Land 'World News Music Land Music Land Muiiic Land Devotion-Sign Off"" - FinalNcw MS TU E S D AY .Sunrise Serenade Sunrise Serenade Sunrise Serenade Sunrise Serenade World News Sunrise Serenade Sunrise Serenade Sunrise Serenade World News Hank Peck News Our Changing World Musical Interlude WorldNews" Musical Interlude Ashland Pub, Schools Musical Interlude World News Musical interlude Musical Interlude Musical Interlude World News Musical Interlude Musical Interlude Musical Interlude Community News Comprehensive News M -irket Report .Afternoon Serenade Afternoon Serenade Afternoon Serenade Bingo Uii-go World News Afternoon Serenade Alternoon Serenade Afternoon Serenade World News Afternoon Serenade Afternoon Serenade Afternoon Serenade World News Afternoon Serenade Afternoon Serenade Afternoon Screnndc Club Club Club itoao aunw World News Musical interlude Musical Interlude Musical Interlude Dinner Concert Dinner Concert Dinuui Concert Dinner Concert Teen Time Teen Time Teen T fine Teen Time Vorld News Mu-jic Lund Music Land Mufic Lpnd 'World News Music Lnnd Music Land Music Land World News Music Land Music Land 1 Music Land i "Devotion-Sign Off Mus.c Music Music 730 KC 10:45 Points of Fashion 1 1 .00 Wa'iier Clenicnstimo 1 1 :30 Ne.s 11:35 Records with Ron 1:011 fcporls Outlook 12:0.") H:im''.i Requests 12:15 F.irm Market Request 12:30 Stock Market Requests l:r-tl V'cath;r Tteqtmsts 1 Ncwn Ret uests 2 :00 Wea t her i t n run 2:30 News Stereo 3 OO Weather .Stereo 3-30 Vewr Ton 10 4 (10 Weaiher Topic 10 4:30 News Vespers 4:40 Go-pel Mission 4:45 Sln Off 95.3 KC 30 News Clememttmo 45 Pnln'.s ot l-'iinhiun no Wi'iilhcr Clenv.msllrno ;30 News :35 Records with Ron .oo sports tuition'; :05 Contrast. in Hi Fl :;;0 Httu-l! P'j:irkc! :35ConiTiNts In HI K :0n Went Iter Stereo :3t New:; Sle en ,00 Weather Mrrco 30 News Top 10 HO Wenther -Top in :30 Newj Serena-Jo :l'0 J n72 Sci-n? ;00 Serenade by the World's G rente.-1 C:)innosers :f)0 Contrasts in Hi Kl :Ml Sports Final :C0 Contrasts In tit Ki :5"i Tomorrow's Headlines :IHV Sitn Off 1300 KC tll:4fl Trader Horn II ;no Music 1 1 .in News. Hvmn. Music 12:110 Pnrtilt "1 l'ln.Mjr, Music I2:l; N'cws, Hvmn 12;:i(l U 'ml. V.'nilhcr lUfpnrt 12:1.1 McrtlllK Nollrci 1 iW Music 1:15 News. llNuin. Mutlc 21.1 News. Hvinn. Music a;45 Trnilcr Horn 3:011 Music 3:1.1 News, Hvnm. Music 4 1.1 Nous, lliiin. Mu.le 5 l.1 News, llviun . fl S.I Sporlscasl 3 ,10 . ,tl. Weather Report ,lulc cl IS Su n Olf 1350 KC t0:00 Joy ot Living 10:15 Music 10:55 News 1 1:00 Music I2:fi0 tiud Powell 12-15-News 12 3D Mumc 1 00 News MustC 1 anMiracie 2 mi News 2 m Mumc 2 13 Siories of (Jrrat Christian 2 311 Ouit-l Tune 2 45 Mtp-ic 3 00 News 3 03 M-!ic 4 (in rhiUlt en's Hour 4 ;!0 Music 3 -00 Ntwnt Millie li OOKret'ilom Ci usad il 1 4-Sign Off 12 (W-t'rtint't V.' ,10 the World Tunu 1 (M) KrtC' thr Vn :I0 House P.irt 2 Otv The Mtlhnn.tir 2 30 Vrnllct ta Ytuna ;i (in lliichtcr Dhy 3 i.iS"t ti't Htntiii 3 :0 -Ft :e ot Nivhl 4 (in rnind thr Ihm" 4 15 Visti ttllh LlLi Police 4 I'nrlc Dill 5 -lit Quirk Draw McOiaw fi oil TV Winter man 6 0.V ('hrinnrl 5 Hcporl li 15 Mous Edward ti 3tt T.ihe It 7 HO Ilimliu'ss l'nrnde 7 KoAt or 1W B.M Viithcr Knnwa Bent fl'30 Dohio (lilHi fl (Mi 1 din Kwcl! 0 SO Pit Pont Shnv II HP Final Npw Report 11 .16 Sum Olt STAR -Jly CLAY R. MAR 27 JM Your Daily Activity Cuidt According to fhe Sfon. 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JJ .JO-29-40-45 64-67-4 VIKCO T SEPT. 27 1M 3-16-55 62-73-76 7 lie Medical by ys Now Proof Thai Ovarian Extracts Do Not Produce Cancor For years I have been point ing out in medical journals and in this column that there is no good evidence t o show that . it is dangerous (as many phy sicians used to think) for a post - meno pausal wom an with hot flushes and nervousness to take for months or years the ovarian extract which "can give her blessed relief. 1 have talked about this lo some of the leading teachers of gynecology in this country. These men say they haven't seen anything to indicate that the taking of slilbcstrol or one of the natural ovarian ex tracts has ever produced can cer. I have here a letter which should be very cheering lo every woman who has to take an ovarian extract for meno pausal flushes and whose doc tor fenrs the medicine. A wo man of 62 says that in 1940, or 20 years ago, she had a hysterectomy with flushes so bad that she had to take ovar ian extracts, Later, she kept taking them when she learn ed that they were keeping her from getting her old rhcuniaiic pains in her knees and ankles. The very inter esting and important point which makes tills case so In structive Is thai at the time of the operation the surgeon iound cancer In Ihe pelvic or gans. In spite of this tenden cy she had lo cancer forma tion, for 20 years she has tak en ovarian extracts without cttinu any return o f the rowth. Many Porsons Foar Becoming Hamiuntod A thousand times I have XOTI-TV (Channel 2) MONDAY 4:llli AinrrU-nn Finndstnnd 3:110 I'hiiuliiln'R Comer 5:l(i Town Si Country Work Shop 3 -in n ,i. n.. & (1:110 Six O'Clork Ki'ourt (1:1(1 Wonthcr li: 15 Dour Edwnrria (i-'OtU-d s:t(.'ltnn 7:00 llcnncsoy 7 :;l(l Chevi'iino 8 30 Hi'lnslns tip noddy 0:00 Diinnv Thonins IKtu ninil Criuliy Sprclnl I0::ill !eter Ciuun TltfcSllAY 10.10 MornlnK News l(l:4ri Cupco Home Show 11 :(Hl Murium; Coun U::i!l l.ovc Thill Huh 12:00 Cainouflnrc I3:3IV As Iho World Tumi 1:011 Alinul Face 1 S4 Ncw 1:30 House Ptirty 2:0(1 IJiiy in Court 2.;o Hu.'ld lo Hi-nltty 3.IM1 llrlfhter liny ;i:IH Secret Storm 3 Ho l-MRe ol Nkht 4 :00 AllUMieitu UnndAlfttld Villi Clinplnln'x Corner 5 10 Tei h Talkd .van Quick Dniw McGraw 11:00 Six o Cloek Report (1:10 TV Wi'iilhenonn li.15 Ooub Cilwnrdii and Ncwi 11.10 Williur A Mr, Kd 7 00 Kxoedlllon 7 .to Hot o( IW B:0(V The Itiflcman a ;o Wvnlt Karp 0 Oil stni:ceoach West 10:00 Alcoa rreicnli 10 :lo Clnrry Moore 1 Delivery RErl( B(y SpP3h.7444 5?UECAa SIRLOIN Co I LC.L 79' Il Ed Milne'i QUALITY MARKET 222 W. Wain Next to Copto GiVZElC? I'OLLAN- -EPT. OCT. 15-33-48-52(1 50-77-8l-88M SCORPIO OCT. 24 fjl, IJOV. 27 2l-25-35-5lrv 56-58-68 SAGITTARIUS NOV.J3 , otc 22 (A ! 3 5- 1-U(I H-28-39 14 CAMICOHH 01C. 23 fT IAN. vKi - 7- B-43rfl B3-54-71 1-237-61 O 16970-80-84 PISCIS MAR. 21 1.r 4-18-27-321 K3-72-86-901J Roundup Kmeritus Consultant In Mediclnt Mayo Clinic Emeritus Professor ot Medlclns Mayo Clinic Heflster and Tribune Syndicate, 1061) heard people say, "I hate to put glasses on my near-sighted child; won t she become de pendent on them?" Of course she will; but how wrong it would be to deprive her of their great help. Now the world to her is just a blur with the glasses it will come alive; she will see its beau ties; she will recogize her friends, and she will be able to read comfortably. Why then should the child ever want lo give up her beloved and precious glasses? I my self have worn glasses for 67 years. Have they done me any harm? No; they have made a bookish life possible lo me. Without them,' the world to me is a blur; (but to day it is no worse a blur than it was when I was a boy. People say the same thing about a Rearing a i d. They don't want to get one for their deaf child because they say he'll love il, and won't want lo give il up. Of course, he won't want to give it up, II will make a dead and sound less world become interesting. Here on my desk is a letter from a woman who hates to let her young son have much needed insulin for his diabe tes. She says he may become habituated to it. He probably will, and why? Because with it he will feel well and he will live; without it he will soon feel awful, and then may easily die. Of course, he will love insulin, even if he hates the prick of the hypodermic syringe. Here comes a woman ill with pernicious anemia. She says she hates to start on liver extract and VB 12. She asks "Won't I then have to use the medicine all my days?" "Yes," say I, "But without il you will probably get weak er and weaker until you die. So far as I can see, you have no choice." No; we must not fear using a safe appliance or medicine that will enrich life and great ly lengthen it. Scout News Troop 13 Boy Scout Troop 13, spon sored by the Men's club of the First Presbyterian church, has applied for its annual charter from the Boy Scouts of Amer ica. Adult leaders signing the application were Sam Harbi son, institutional representa tive; George Witler, commit tee chairman; Dave Stearns, Walt Ruemer, and James Scarf f, committee members; Robert Price, Scoutmaster; and B. B. Btgham and Edwin 1 Mcrritt Jr., Assistant Scout masters, The outgoing committee chairman is Sam Poirier. One IMAIT'C TV & RADIO ItfHLI O SERVICE "Oldest Shop In So. Oregon" 2300 So. Stagt Rd. 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