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THURSDAY, APRIL 13. 1961 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORE. RADIO PROGRAMS THURSDAY trofframi listed below mrm received from the radio stations and the Mall irtbune assumes do responsibility except to make changes as are supplied KYJC 1230 ke KMED 4:00 News Personal St. Hear Show 4-lfl Pat McCoy Hnar Show 4-30 Bannerllnes McCoNW News 4 :4sV Sports McCoy Emphasis a -0ft Lowell Thomas News 3:18 Pat McCoy 5:30 Tom Harmon 8 :4fl Charlie Milam fl Ofl Frank Goss Dinner Music 6:15 Charlie Milam 8 30 Bannerllne-MHam 6:45 Sports Milam Dinner Dinner Dinner 7 :00 N e ws Milam Dinner Music , Dinner Music . . . Morgan Beatty Edward P. Morgan 7. Charlie Milam ' 7 :30 Backgrnd. to Fame 7:45 Backgrnd. to Fame o-nn Wni-lrt Tnniffht. Frost Land of 815 Frost Bprt. Milam Land of Music 830 Banner line Milam Land of Music 8 45 Sports Milam t Land of Music 9:ob News Milam Hi-Fi Club 8:19 Charlie Milam Hi-Fi Club 9-30 BannerUne Milam Hi-Fi Club fl'45 SnorU MUam . HI-FI Club 10-00 News Milam . News Nlghtbeat 10:18 CharlleMllam ; Nlghtbeat . lu30 Bannerllnes Milam Nlghtbeat ; ' ' IU: 0 a p O r is r iua t n"""'t'"'"t irOO Headlines Sign Off News Nlghtbeat 11-16 . Nlghtbeat 110. ' -- Nlghtbeat . J .45- ' Nlghtbeat 12:00 aign uu RADIO PROGR d:30 Wake Up -Sn Hun vtrhorff Wales Va 15 IvanEkberg Wake Up to Muic Sunrise Serenade eBannerllnei-EkbergWake Up Rural Kept Sunrise Serenade -4.C-Sport Ekberg First News Houndup Sunrtie Serenade rdSewTBoundup . ,. Hemingway Newi World News 7 11 IvanEkberg Weather News Sunrise Serenade ' 7'3lBannerllnes EkbergRogue Valley Report Sunr so Serenade , 7:48 Sporta Ekberg Wather New. Sunrise Serenade . ' 8 00 News Weather News Musle , Community News 8 13-Ivan Ekberg Nightingale Lei. NewiHank Peck .News BJO-BannerllneS-EkbergClfitEngle Mus oa Inter ude 4S Sports Ekberg- Music . Musical Interlude flMonMorri; Breakfast 9 AO BannerUne-Morris Breakfast Breakfast 9:45 Sports morris 1 o :00 N e ws G od if rey "News 1U!10 Armur own 10:30 Arthur Godfrey 1 o .45 Arthur Godfrey juisien Lcl. News Emphasis ii -no Maws Ho men arty News s U:15-Houseparty , Tello Test - 11 .30 Carry Moore :: Local News Listen Crosby-Clooney Emphasis Listen illHSSST'"'' W'th.r ia'30 nanneriinea a.Koergnuguo maw' on 12 45 Weather Ekberg Paul Harvey Afternoon Serenade ."i t.i r-... u 1-I5 IvanEkberg House law Banner. men c.kuivvi. " 1-45 -Sports Ekberg EmphasiB 2:00 News Paris News 3:18 IvanEkberg near snow 2 :30 Bannerllnes Milam Local News Hear 2:48 S porta Milam Emphasis Hear 3:00 Newa-W. Washing toiNewa Hear . 3:18 Charlie Milam Hear Show 3:30 Bannerllne-McCoy Local News Hear 8:45 SDorts McCoy Emphasis Hear 4:00 News-Personal St. Hear World News 415 pat McCoy Lcl. News-Road Show KWIN Shopper 4:30 BannerUne McCoy Emphasis-Road Show Afternoon Serenade 4:48 Sports McCoy Road Show 1 Afternoon Serenade 8:00 Lowell Thomas NAwiHfli 0:10 aiwicL;oy . 8:30 Tom Harmon 8:48 Charlie MUam 6:00 Frank Goaa 8:18 Charlie Milam 6 :30 Bannerllne-Mllam 8:48 SporU Milam News Dinner Dinner Dinner 7:00 News Milam . Dinner 7:18 Charlie Milam ' Dinner Music 7 JO Bannerllnes Milam News of World 7:48 Sports Milam ' Edward 8:00 World Tonight, Frost Land of 8:18 Charlie Milam Land of I JO BannerUne MUam Land of 1:48 Sports Milam Land of 8:00 News Milam Go Show 9:18 Charlie Milam j Go Show 8:30 BannerUne MUam Go Show :5 Sports Milam Go Show 10:00 News MUam News Nlghtbeat Nlghtbeat Nlghtbeat Nlghtbeat 10:18 Charlie Milam 10 ii Bannerline-Milam 10. 4 Dorta, Trout Kpt, ll0bign Oft 11:1ft U - Nlghtbeat Ntahtbeat Nlghtbeat Ntghtbeatr - ' Sign Off KRVC : Thursday 4:00 rulton Lewis Jr. . ".' 4.15 Music ' 1 4:10 Bill Stern Sports 4:35 Children's Program : 8:05 World Today S:30 Mutual Sports Musio ' ; . 8:00 Mutual News . . 8:05 Oregon, Local News . : 8:10 Muslo 8:30 Freedom Crusade Fru.y 8 00 News 8:10 Out Daily Bread 8 :30 Mutual News Muslo 7:00 Heavanend Home 7:15 Freedom Crusade 7:o Mutual News Stern 1 7:So Oregon, Local New 7:45 Air Malt From God ' I.oo Mutual News Muslo 30 Bible InsUtute : 8:00 Voice of Deliverance 0 Back to the Bible lO.-Oo Joy ot Living 10:15 Muslo 10:30 rlene Francis Music 11:00 Mutual News Muslo KBOY AM THURSDAY 4:00 Weather, Top 10 4:30 News Top 10 8:00 Weather Serenade 8:30 Sporta News Serenade - 6:00 Weather Serenade 6:98 Gospel Mission ( - v 7:00 SlgnOff '' : FRIDAY 8:30 Bret Steele ' 8 :00 Weather Steele . 6:80 News, Steele 7:00 Weather, Steele 7:30 News, Steele 8:00 Weather, Holm in 8:30"Niwa, Stock market -.. 8:38 Holman . 9:00 Weather, Holman ' . 9:30 News, Holman 10:00 Bargain Roundup 10:30 News. Holman KBOY FM THURHDAY 4:00 Weather Contrasta in H1F1 4:30 News Contrasta D:oo weather serenade 8 :30 SporU News Serenade 6:00--weather Serenade 7:00 Jazz Scene 8:00 Evening Serenade 9:00 get enade by the World'a Greatest Composers ' 100 Contrasts in Hi Fi 10:50 SporU Final 11:00 Contrasts in HI Ft 11:55 Tomorrow's Headlines 12:00 SlgnOff FRIDAY - 8:30 Contrasts In Hi Ft . 8:00 Weather ContrasU ' 6 :30 News ContrasU 7 :00 Weather ContrasU 7:30 News ContrasU 8:00 Weather, Holman . 8:30 News, Stock Market 8:3 (J Holman 9:00 Weather, Holman' 9:30 News, Holman KDOV Thursday 4:16 News Hymn Music . 4:49 Weather Musio 8:18 News Muslo 8:30 Road Weather Report 8:48 Local News Music 6:15 News Hymn Musio 7:00 Sign Off Friday 6:00 Sign On Western 6:45 Farm Report 7:00 Local News Weather 7:15 News Hymn Muslo . 8:15 News Hymn Muslo 9 :1 5 News Hymn Music 9:30 Road Weather Report 10:1 5 News Hymn Musio - 10:45 Trader Horn , 11:00 Music - TELEVISION The follewln TV breadcail log l printed as Iret public nrvlca for the Mall Tribune's readers and TV viewers. Schedule chancel are printed as provided br the TV stationi and the Mail Tribune cannot eccrp. ro.psnsiDiiiir rvr errors er KBES-TV (Channel 5) THUB8DAV . 4:00 Friendship Circle . 4:30 Uncle Bill 8:30 Roy Rogers 8:00 Your TV Weatherman 8:05 Channel 8 Report e:15roug Edwards 8r The News 30 Award Theater 7:00 TBA 7 :30 December Bride 8:00 Angel 1440 ke KWIN 1400 kc World News KWIN Shopper Weather Afternoon Serenade Road Show Afternoon Serenade Harvey Communnity Newi nifnungaje, wx.,newsMusicai inieriuae ( Headline News Musical Interlude Sports-Drier Musical Interlude Dinner Concert Dinner Concert Dinner Concert Dinner Concert Music , Music Music Teen Time Teen Time Teen Time Teen Time Music World News Music Land Mualc Land Music Land World News Frost Warning Music Land ' Music Land World News Frost Warning Music Land Frost Warning DevoUon Sign Off AMS -FRIDAY to Music to Music Sunrise Serenade Club ; KWIN Shopper Club Club Musical Interlude Musical Interlude Swap At Sell Listen ,' Musical Interlude Musical Interlude -Musical Interlude Listen Listen Musical Interlude Musical Interlude Musical imenuQc - M.rk"t. ; Co!n.WYN.w. ...... Bbv4 i(tnAni 8riiiA Party Afternoon Serenade - - j, 7,, - HoUBe Party Radto-Blngo Hear Sing-A-Long aiM.At Ana , , Afternoon Serenade Afternoon Serenade Afternoon Serenade Afternoon Serenade ' Afternoon Serenade' - vev : Community News Nightingale, Wx NewsMusical Interlude Headline newi mumuai iiiienuuo Sports Drier Musical Interlude Dinner Music Dinner Concert Music Dinner Concert Musio . Dinner concert Music ' Dinner Concert Music Teen Time Teen Time Teen Time Teen Time P. Morgan Muslo Musio Music Music World News Music Land Music Land music una World News Frost Warning Muslo Land Music Land World News Frost Warning Music Land Froat Warning Davotlons Sign Oft Flnal Mewl 1350 KC 110 Mutual News Muslo 12:00 Cedrlc Foster 12:05 Bud Powell 12:10 Robert Hurlelgh 12:12 Congressional Record 12:18 Fulton Lewis Jr. 12:30 Oregon, Local News 12:30 Mutual News Muslo 1:00 Oregon News Muslo 1:30 Mutual News Muslo 1:45 Norm Nelson 2:00 Mutual News Muslo 2:18 Stories of Oreat Christiana 2:30 Mutual News Muslo 2:45 Quiet Time 3:00 Oregon News Muslo 3:30 Mutual News Muslo 4:00 Fulton Lewis Jr, 4:15 Muslo 4:30 Bill Stern Sports 4:38 Children's Program 8:05 World Today . 8:30 Mutual SporU Muslo 8:00 Mutual News 6:05 Oregon, Local News ' 6:10 Muslo 6:30 Freedom Crusade1 730 KC 11:00 Weather Holman 11:18 Bob Anderson 1 U:30 News 11:35 PhU Holman : 12:00 Sporta Outlook ' 12 :05 Ranch Requests ' 12:18 Farm Market, Requests 12:30 Stock Market, Requests 1:00 Weather, Requests . . 1:30 News, Requesta , . : 2:00 Weather, Stereo 2:30 News, Stereo . ' 3:00 Weather, Stereo 3:30 News, Top 10 4:00 Weather, Top 10 , 4:30 News Top 10 8:00 Weather Serenade 5:30 Sporta News Serenade 8:00 Weather Serenade 6:88 Gospel Mission 1 iwa.gnmi 95.3 MC 10:00 Bargain Roundup 10:18 Phif Holman 1 10:30 News, Holman 11:00 Weather Holman 11:15 Bob Anderson 11:30 News 11:35 Phil Holman 12:00 SporU Outlook 12:05 ContrasU In HI Ft 12:30 Stock Market 12:35 ContrasU in Hi Ft 2:00 Weather, Stereo 2:30 News, Stereo 3:00 Weather, Stereo 3:30 News ContrasU In HiFl 4 ;oo Weather ContrasU 4 :30 News ContrasU 5:00 Weather Serenade 8:30 SporU News Serenade 6X)0 Weather Serenade 7:00 Jazz Scene 80 Danse Moslao ' , 10:50 SporU Final 11:00 Dense Moslao 11:95 Tomorrow's HeadUnei 12:00 Sign Off 1300 KC 11:18 News Hymn Musio 12:00 Portals of Prayer 12:03 Market Report 12:10 Local, National News 12:30 Road Weather Report 12:45 MeeUng Notices . 1:00 Musto 1 :1 5 News Hymn Music 2:18 News Hymn Music 2 :45 Trader Horn 3:00 Music 3:15 News Hymn Music 4 : 1 8 News Hy n . n M usic 4:49 Weather Musio 8:18 News Musio 8:45 Local News Music 6:15 News Hymn Muslo 7:00 Sign Off PROGRAMS mMtlonl. 8:30 Two Faces West 8:00 Johnnv Mlrinlah. ;:30 Hot Oft the Wire 10:00 CBS Reports 11:00 Final Report FRIDAY . I 1 1 :0u Love of Life 11:30 Search For Tomorrow 11:45 Guiding Light ' 1J:00 Camouflage 13:30 As the World Turns 1:00 Fsce the Facta The Medical Throbbing In iha Body After a Meal A number of DeoDle ask me Why they feel a throbbing in the chest or perhaps all over the body after they eat a meal, or drink some hot coffee or take some soup, or take a couple of drinks which contain alco hol. My an swer would be that this isn't necessarily a sign of dis ease, but only a sign of over s e nsitiveness. Many persons feel hot and perspiring after a meal, and some feel the throbbing. I sometimes have these sensations. As I remem ber, they come when I have a cold. The cold probably has made my reflexes more sen sitive. . ' In rare cases, a highly nerv ous and Jittery person, on starting to eat, will go Into an awful "tizzy" in which he or she shakes all over,, per haps perspires profusely, or has a rapid pulse with. palpi' tation. The bowels may feel as if they are going to move, the person may get goose' flesh here and there; and he may feel as if he were about to die. Almost always, when I find a person as sensitive as that, I discover that he has had some relatives whose Nerves were even worse than his. .. ; Some persons have trouble drinking a couple of glasses of wine or a couple of high- balls because later their whole body will throb. The probable reason for this is that alcohol lowers the blood pressure and this causes the waves in the arteries to be bigger than usu al. What I do not understand is that if I drink some wine at dinner, my throbbing may wake me about 2 o'clock in the morning. This is late for an effect of alcohol. Some migrainous women have an extra reason to hate this i throbbing because in them It brings on a sick head ache. As a result, many of them have to become teeto talers. The Wig Owl Club In the "Sight - Saving Re view," I was just reading about The Wise Owl' club which Is made up of some 20,000 members In nearly 3.' 000 manufacturing plants in America, The Wise Owls are men who would today be blind if they hadn't worn pro tective goggles while doing certain types of work which bring danger to the eyes. For instance; any man who is working In a shop where, at any moment,! a chip of steel can go flying through the air, or where some molten metal can fall Into some water and 1:30 House Party , . 3:00 The Millionaire 2:30 Verdict Is Youra 3:00 Brighter Day 3:15 Secret 8torm 3:30 Edge of Night 4:00 Bargain Shopper ', 4:15 TV Question Box 4:30 Uncle Bill 5:30 Huckleberry Hound 0:00 Your TV Weatherman 6:05 Channel 6 Report S!i5 22u Edwards e The News 6:30 TBA 7:00 Sea Hunt 7:30 Rawhide 6:30 Route 66 9:30 Way Out 10:00 Twilight Zone 10:30 Final Report ' i 10:45 "Ramona" KOTI-TV (Channel 2) THURSDAY 4:00 American Bandstand 5:00 Uncle BUI 5:30 Roy Rogers 6:00 Six O'clock Report 6:10 TV Weatherman 6:19 Doug Edwards 6k News 6:30 Award Theater ' 7:00 Man Hunt 7:30 Andy Griffith 8:00 Blue Angels 8:30 The Real McCoys 6:00 My Three Sons 9:3ii Hot Oft the Wire 10:00 Jack Benny 10:30 Sllents Please 11 rt0 Rawhide 13:00 Sign Olf FRIDAY 1 1 :00 Morning Court 11:30 Love That Bob 13:00 The Camouflage 13:30 As The World Turns 1 :00 About Faces 1:34 News 1:30 House Party 3:00 Day In Court 3:30 Seven Keys ', ' 3:00 Brighter Dlrj 3:13 Secret Storm : 3:30 Edge of Night 4:00 American Bandstand 5:00 Ore-Cal Panorama 5:30 Huckleberry Hound 6:00 Six O'clock Report 6:10 TV Weatherman 6:15 Doug Edwarda & News . 6:30 Sportsmen 6:49 Bakers Nursery 7:00 Sea Hunt , 7:30 Ann Sothern 8:00 Angel 6:30 FUntstones 9:00 77 Sunset Strip 10:00 The Detectives 10:30 Bell & Howell Presents 11:00 "See Here Private Har grove" 13:55 Sign Off 1 w 1127 Court Street 7 fa Alvares Roundup Emeritus Consultant In Medicine Mayo Clinic Emeritus Professor of Medicine Mayo Clinic (Register and Tribune Syndicate 1961) can then go spattering every where, should certainly be wearing goggles. Those many men who refuse to wear gog gles in dangerous shops are asking for a white canel - One of my able friends had his life ruined because, while working in his basement shop. he poured some molten lead into an old empty shell which he had brought back with him from France after the First World War. What he did not notice was that the fuse was still there, and as he looked into the shell, this cap exploded and blew molten lead into his eyes. If he had only been wearing goggles his life would not have been ru ined. Now, there is a Junior Wise Owl club of America made up of children who wear safety lenses. Certainly any child who wants to make himself a small rocket, or who plays with friends who have bows and arrows, had better wear goggles. , On Avoiding Coronary Heart Disease ( Professor Frederic J. Stare of the Department of Nutri tion at Harvard university has lust written that there are five factors that are known to influence the coming of coro nary , heart disease in man They are heredity, over weight, elevated serum choles terol, increased diastolic blood pressure, heavy cigarette smoking, and exercise. As Dr. Stare says, the physician and the patient can easily do some thing about the last five fac tors. He thinks it important to Insist that these factors can work together in an additive way. For example, if a patient has a strong family history of cardiovascular disease, if he gets fat, if he has a high se rum cholesterol value, If he has an increase in his diastolic blood pressure (the bottom of the wave) if he is a heavy cigarette smoker, and if he takes no exercise, he is an especially likely candidate for the coming of a heart attack at an early age. If, on the other hand, his parents lived into their 70s or 80s, if he is of average weight, if his blood pressure is normal, if he is not a heavy smoker, and if he sometimes walks a bit, or plays some golf, a slightly elevated level of serum cholesterol need not scare him. Obviously, If a man is in good shape and has a blood cholesterol of only around 200 milligrams, there is not much that a doctor can do for him in the way of dieting. I see many such patients who are already in such good shape physically that it is useless for me to try to change their diets. A mysterious attack of diz ziness should not be ignored you should try to trace the cause. Send for Dr. Alvareg Informative booklet, "Head Noises and Dizziness." It may be obtained by sending 25 cents and a large, stamped, self-addressed envelope with your request to Dr. Walter C. Alvarez, Dept. MMT, The Reg ister and Tribune Syndicate, Box 957, Dest Moines 4, Iowa. Western Union Faces Competition New York (UPD Western Union Telegraph Co., said Wednesday It fears that a sub stantial part of its business may be taken over by the Bell Telephone system. President Walter E. Mar shall said Western Union al ready faced "intensive com petition" from Bell. "We have already had at least prelim inary indications and in some instances notices of proposed substitution of Bell . . . facili ties for those now leased from Western Union," Marshall said at a stockholders meet ing. He said Western Union has asked the Federal Communi cations Commission to inves tigate the Bell service to see whether "its purpose and ef fect, is to create a monopoly " 1""""- -t. STONE'S TV SERVICE 1119 EAST JACKSON Day SP 2-8266, Eve SP 3-2692 Wa Recommend A Use RCA Tubes We Give Silver Dollar Stamps Phone SP 3-3102 W' fF,vM 4-H NEWS Teen Paige Club Officers of the Teena Paige 4-H Sewing club, which was organized in November, are Mona Schroeder, president; Carolyn Sidner, first vice president; Alison Plnkham, second vice president; Sharon Thompson, junior leader; and Mrs. A. E. Sidner, leader. Numerous demonstrations, including zippers, buttons, bound button holes, hooks and eyes, are on the year's program.' County Agent Phyl lis Kirkland gave instructions on judging clothing. Members went on a shop ping tour and lunched at the Grotto during spring vaca tion. Meetings are held the first Monday of each month. The next will be held May 1 at the home of the leader. , .; Nikki Hammond, Reporter Knlttin Kittens The regular meeting of Knlttin Kittens 4-H club was called to order by Vice Presi dent Ann Bowling in the ab sence of President K a t h y Thompson. Carolyn Barnes was acting secretary because Martha Bullard was out of town. Members discussed the pot luck dinner which will be held April 15 at Central Point Grange hall. Each, member is to bring a dish large enough to feed her family. Guests will be six ' other 4-H clubs, the Teena Paige, Willing Workers, Bobbing Bobbins, Buttered Buns, Smart. Cook ies and Busy Bees. Each is to prepare a short skit for en tertainment.' The table decorations com mittee is to meet with Colleen Franek, junior leader, at 5 p.m. Saturday, April IS. It was reported that the hospital could still use more coasters and anyone having coffee can or cheese carton lids may contact club mem bers. Refreshments were served by Ann Bowling and Susan Freely. The next meeting will be a model" meeting at the din ner. 1 , Carolee Kuest, Reporter 'television' ; roiilMiiliW i REPAIR ' - ' " -ZZ"i 7 I NOW VO' KNOWS My OH,. 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