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THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1S61 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON 6 RADIO PROGRAMS THURSDAY froiraras lists iow ara received from th radio stations and tha Mall truuna iiiumaa no t popjlbllity axoapt to maka changaa aa are supplied KYJC 1230 kc KMEP1440 kc KWIN 1400 kc :00 Nwa Peraonal St, Hear Show World New .. 4;15 PatMoCoy Hear Show KWIN Shopper J:S0 BannarUnea MoCojNW Now Weather Afternoon Serenade "Ets'orli McCoy 'jfmphasla Road Show Afternoon Serenade Tooiowell Thorn '.. Newt Harvey Communnlty News ' e lis Pat McCoy . Nightingale. Wx Newa Mm cai Inter ude 0:30 Tom Harmon ptuw iwi , ; ';v-ir S3s Charlie Milam Sports-Drier Muilcal Interlude t 00 Frank Con . . , Dinner t Charlie Milam Dinner J0 BannarUne-Milam Dinner s jsSrtiM!lam ' Dinner "m.nn 1 VT.... Milam DlnnftP 7 lis Charlie Milam ' ' Dinner Music 7:30 Backgrnd.toFam Morgan Bejtty iiait Bajftgrnd. to Fame Edward P. Morgan T OO World TonightTFrotlLand of Music S'lS Frost Bprt. Milam Land of Music B D0 Bannerllne Milam Land of Musio , 8 ;. Snorta Milam Land of Music M...r. Mliiim Hl.Fi Clllh , 5:15 Charlie Milam H -Fi C ub , 8 30 Bannerlina MUam Hi-Fi C ub ! , . o:.a Hnorta MUam Hi-Fi Club rdoONewa Milam ,. Neva Nlghtbeat , 10 i5ChrIlaMllamm' N ghtheat lSao Bannerllnea Milam N ghtbaat lOa Sporta Frost Keprt. Nlghtbeat il"iooHeadllnea Sign OH tfews Nlghtbeat . li'la - Nlghtbeat lijoZ t Nlghtbeat 11:45- . N,'ntS!?t l.;00 Bign RADIO PROGRAMS FRIDAY , i:30-T Mu slim On Wake Up Woke Up "7n6ttNew Ikberg , Wake Up to Music Sunrise serenade ill fvlnKkberg - Wake Up to Music 5 Sunrise Sorenudo S;30 BannerlineS-EkbergWake Up Kural Rapt. Sunrlse Serenade :45 Snorta Bkberg First News Roundup Sunrise Serenade " i (in Newt Roundup , Hemingway News World Newt . r.,Hlkh,M waathfr 4:30 Bannerllnet IkbergRogue Valley Report 7 as Snorta Ekberg Weather News TnoZ-Newt Weather News 15 Ivan Ekberg Nightingale Lol. Newmnnk mcij News 8.30 Bannerllnei EkbergClflf Engl Miuteal Inter lid i inortt Ekber Music Musical Interlude Ornn News Morris , Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Breakfast Club BraakfastClub 8:15 Monti MorrU 8 SO Bannerllne-Morrlf :D sports iqorri 10 ;0O News Godfrey 10:15 Arthur Godfrey 1040 Arthur Godfrey 1A.AR Arthur Godfrey News Swap & Sell Listen Lcl. News Listen Emphasla Listen 11:00 News Houteperty News Listen UijJ-Houseparty Tello Test 1140 Garry Moor 11:45 Croiby-Clooney Local Nwa Listen Emphasis Listen ii-tin ljn,Vallar Newa Nll'l li 11 :1s Ivan Ekberg Weather Market 13 30 Bannerlines EkbergRogue i Valley Newa '00 Ntws JCkMrf , News House .Party Afternoon serenade tlS Ivan Ekberg House Party Afternoon Serenade 130 Bannerlines EkbergLcl. News 1:46 SporU--gktri Xmphasls - (H) News Paria ews Hear 1&-IV1B BKDerc ar snow cat News Hear -XtWBuuierlines 4 a -sports Miiam Kmphasi s iannNwa.W. Waihinatotlewii lilS Charlie Milam Hear Show Afternoon Serenade , J;so-ijanneriine-Mewof JjOcbi ews ;45 Sports McCoy Emphasis "4 :00 News-Personal fit. Hear :i pMcuoy 4J0 BannerUne McCoy n ;t Bpona mcwoy 1)0 Lowell Thomas ; 1:19 Pat McCoy . I JO Torn Harmon -5 ;4o Charlie Milam 8;0Q Frank Goss . il5 Charlie Milam JJO Bannerline-MiUm :4Bporta Milam Newa Dinner Dinner Dinner ;ftnILMiw.-MMri ' DlnnarMualo ' Teen Time' 7:15 Charlie Milam ' pinner i 7 j ft Bannerlines Milam News ol 7i49 Sports Milam m yawarq I 00 World Tonight, JroetLand of :io unarite Miiam una or 30 Bannerllne Milam Land of 48 BpoTtt Milam Land of fi:00 News Milam Go Show 9:15 Charlie Milam , Oo Show fijo Bannerllne Mllara Go Show i i Sports Mllare Go Show f. . News Mill ews Nlghtbeat tightbeat j i .Charlie MUam 1j t Bannerlin-Mllm 10:45 Snorta. treat Rot. J wfjtga Off , . ,; Nlghtbeat KXVC thtsrtday ' 4:C0 Fulton Lewla It, 4)118 Mualo .. , . ' 410 BUI Stern Sports 4 :.15 Children's Program . 8:05 World Today ISO Mutual port Mutlo : ' :uo muiuu jnwa :05 Oregon, Local Nawt . aj;io MUttQ 30 rraedom Cruaag 1 Hay : , :x ,f . 8:00 Newa io Our Daily ra . f Mutual NrwKutio V eavanifid Qmtj ;.5, redom Cruaaa , " j Mutual News Stem - 1 1:0 Or LLU New ' I Air 11 tracn Oo Mutual Newa Musle cstbl Inatitu: Vole g i a.vwinM t Back to i kiutj . 1 j d Joy 4ruMJ JiVIIV Mu- I w-Ar tXtujI Kuat ! S l .iMUBO KJOY Xtt)RDAf , 4 Weatlwr. fat) 10 4 Newe Top 10 i Weather Serenade . 1 Sporta Newt keranade i i Weathar Serenade i 35 Gospel Mission 7:00 Sign Ofl , : , i 0 Bret Steel :00 Weather itMl i . :34 Newa, Steel :0i Weather, Sual 7 JONews, Steel i 00 Weather. Holman 30 N.ws. iVook markat 35 Hnlman AM oo weatner, Hoimiii 8 SO Newa, Holman lu uu nargain nounai 10:80 Newt, Holman KBOY FM ntiRnAy 4:00 Weather Contrast In HIF1 4:30 News Contrast 8:00 Weather Serenade : 8 :30 Sporta News Serenade 3:00 Weather Serened . 7:00 JauScane 8:00 Evening Serenade . 8:00 Serened by th World' Greatest Composers 10:00 Contrast in HI Fi 10:60 Sporta Final 11:00 Contrast in HI FI 1 1 :J5 Tomorrow' Headlin! 12 oo Sign Off . fhiuay 8:30 Contrast In HI Fi . 8:00 Weather Contrast 8:30 News Contrast 7 :oo Weather Contrast . 7:30 News Contrast! 8:00 Weather, Holman :30 News, Stock Market 8 35 Holman 8 00 Weather, Holman . 8.30 News. Holman KDOV Thursday 4:15 News Hymn Musio 4:45 Weather Musio 8:15 News Music 8 :30 Road Weather Report 0:45 Local New Musio 8 : 1 5 News Hymn Music 7 00 Sign Off , I laay 8 00 Sign On Western 6:45 Form Report 7:00 Local Newt Weather 7:1' -Newa Hymn Music 8:18 New Hymn Musle 8:15 News Hymn Music 8:30 Road Weather Report 10:15 Newa Hymn Muilo 10 :45 Trader Horn 11:00 Mualo TELEVISION Th lollowfita TV kroaifeait loo for th Mail TrlbunVl feeders and TV lweri. Schedule changes are print! as provide) hy th TV Marions !"d th Mail Tilbun cannot el MiMMiblllt (fir errors f mlsilons. KBES-TV (Channel 5) THURnnAV 4 00 Friendship Circle 4 30 Uncle Bill , 5:30 Roy Roger 6 00 Your TV WMthwmta : e 00 Channel 8 Report 18 Doug Kdwrds Th Ham 30 Award Theater ... 7 00 National Shrin Hospital :. 7 30 December Brtd 80 Fields of th rutur Dinner Concept Dinner concert Dinner Concert Dinner Concert Muilo Musio Mlislo Tflpn Time Teen Time Teen Timo Teen Time World News Music Land 'Music Land Music Land World News Frost Warning Music Land MusiaLana World News Frost Warning Music Land Frost Warning Devotion 'Sign Oli Newa to Music to Music News Sunrise Serenade Sunrise Serenade Sunrise Serenade Music Community News World News KWIN Shopper Musical Interlude Musical Interlude World News Musical Interlude Musical Interlude Musical Interlude World News Musical Interlude 1 Musical Interlude Musical Interlude NW Newa Community News Comprehensive Newt Market Report Afternoon Serenade Party Line Radio Bingo Houae Party Radio Bingo Stng-A-Long fllna-A-Lone -- Afternoon Serenade Afternoon Serenade H ear Hear . ', ' World News near . uiernoon oeruiimiu Hear - - Afternoon Serenade World News Music Musio Lcl. News-Road Show KWIN Shopper Emphasla-Road Show Afterhoon Serenade RoadBhow it -Afternoon Serenade News Harvey ' ' ' Community News Nightingale, Wx NewaMuslcol Interlude Headline Newa Musical Interlude Sports Drier Musical Interlude Dinner Muilo Dinner Concert Music Dinner Concert Music . , Dinner Concert ; Music ; Dinner Conuert Musio Teen Time world Teen Time r. Morgan Teen Time World News" Music Land ' Musio Land Music Land Mualo music Musio Mualo World News Frost Warning music inna Music Land World Kews Frost Warning Mualo Land - Frost Warning , Devotions Big n Off tM!K.w. 13S0 KC 11 :30 Mutual News Musio i ; ' 13:00 Cedrlc Foster 18:05 Bud Powell - lailO Robert Hurlolgh 111:12 Congressional Record , 18:18 Fulton Lewis Jr. 18:30 Oregon, Local News 13:80 Mutual Newa Musio -1:00 Oregon Nows Music 1:30 Mutual Newt Mutlo 1:48 Norm Nelson ' 8:00 Mutual Ncws-wMuslo 8:18 Stories of Great Christians 8:80 Mutual Newa Music f 8:45 Quiet Time 3:00 Oregon News Music 3 JO Mutual News Musio 4 no Fulton Lewla Jr. J:15 Music :30 Bill Stern Sports i ' 4:85 Children's Program . 8:08 World TodBy J:0 Mutual Sports Musio ' :Q0 Mutual Nowa 8:08 Oregon, Local Newt 8:10 Music ' 8:30 Fredom Crutad 730 KC 11 :00 Weather Holman JlllS Bob AnderBon ' 1:30 Sews 11:35 Phil Holman 13 AO Sporta Outlook 13:08 Ranch Requoata 18:18 Farm Market, Requesta 1 18:30 Stook Market, Request! 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Holman 1 1 :0O Weathor Holmnn 11:15 Bob Anderson 11:30 News 11:35 Phil Holmnn 13:00 Sports Outlook 1 a :05 Contrasts In III FI 12:30 Stock Market ; 12:35 Contrasts in Hi Fi ' 2:00 Weather, Stereo 2:30 News, Stereo , ?;00 Weather, Stereo 8:30 News Contrtists in HiFl 4 :00 Weather Contrnits 4:30 News Contrasts 6:00 Weather Serennde 5:30 Sports News Serenade flOO Wenther Serenade 7:00 Jaw; Scene S.O0 Danae Mosiac : u ( DO Sports Final . 11:00 Danse Mosiac 11:85 Tomorrow's Headlines 1 2 :00 Sign Oft 1300 KC 1 1 :15 Nows Hymn Musio 13:00 Portals of Prayer 13:03 Market Report 13:10 Local, National News 12:30 Road Weather Report 13:45 Meeting Notices 1:00 Music 1 :15 News Hymn Music 3 :1 5 News Hymn Music 8:4.' Trader Horn 3:00 Musio 3:15 Nows Hymn Musio 4:15 News Hymn Music 4 :45 Weather Music 5:15 News Music 5:45 Local News Music 8:15 News Hymn Music 7:00 Sign Oft , PROGRAMS Is printed as a (re public service S:S0 Two Faces West :00 Johnny Mldnlsht 6:30 Hot Off the Wire 10:00 Face the Nation 11:00 Final Report FRIDAY 11:00 Love of Life 11:30 Search For Tomorrow 11:45 Guiding Light 13:00 Camouflage 13:30 At the World Turns 1:00 Face th Facta STAR Your Ooiy Aecordina To develop message for Friday, 1. a. 9-10 read woras corresponaing ro nurrawr of your Zodiac birth siga ! 11-46-62 TAOBUl 1 Protect 31 Interests $ APR. 21 2A 3 Morning ; 41s , 5 Excellent 6For ... 7 Pushlrva 8 Your 9 Resources 10 Don't 1 1 Deplete 12 People 13 Your 14 Your '15Brond 16 Money ' '-17 Picture 1 32 Action 33 Idea 34 Influential 35 For . 36 Clears : 37 Be 38Reollstie 39 Are ... 40 Up s 41 Don't 42 Be 43 Lucky . 44 Could , 45 Friend ' 46 Your 47 Launching I MAY 21 SMI -50-66-71 '6-78-82-TOI OIMINI MAY 22 yJJUNE 2-15-22-33 SV44-51-63 CANCiR JU1.Y23 16-17-36-4W 16 Proper 48 Is 49-55-67 ! 19 Unfavorable 49 Today - 20 Morale 50Let 21 Important 22New 23To 24 You ; : ' 25 Be . 26 Your 27 Day 28 Should '" 29 Could Iuo . 51 Make 53May 54 New 55 Be ' 56 Interests 1 A.OTL'XLA') 70-73-77 57 Hordbolled VIROO 'Tit A AUG. 34 XnW sfPT. 22 Sv30-34-45-53 S58-61 -85-87 58 Present , 59 In 30 An 60 Protects GooJ The Medical AutomobiU Drivers Should B Examined A group of doctors In Ten nessee are proposing, very properly, that anyone who fr:T wants to drive D e examinea ' 'ft ' J He rnnv br so h a n dicapped physically o r mentally that at any miftute h e can "lose control of his car" and drive head-on into someone. But the opposition to a really sensible and effec tive law of this type is so great that I never expect to see it enacted. .We Americans pre fer to have some 50,000 people killed every year. fjyphllia It on th Increase ' When, in 1910. Salvarsan was discovered, a great change Soon came in the situation in regard to syphilis. The inci dence of the1 late forms of nervous 'syphilis dropped off markedly, and we doctors no longer saw hundreds of men with the pains and miseries of locomotor ataxia. Later, when penicillin came, there . was another big improvement, and we physicians began to hope that some day the disease would be wiped off 'the face of the earth', - . . 1 '. . i But now Dr." William J. Brown, who' is in charge of venereal disease prevention, writes me that thev incidence of the disease has recently quadrupled in five of our great cities - and what is hor rible is that much of this in creased incidence is" in teen agers. Many youngsters ap pear to have gotten the idea that . syphilis is no longer, a disease to be feared, s i 1 V- Fortunately, penicillin often will cure,' but there are some cases in' which, it' does not work well, and then, the per son's life is likely to be sad dened. The unfortunate per son is likely, to be left de pressed, lonely and almost suicidal for the rest of his or her days. Dr. Brown says that just thecare of persons with the syphilitic form of insanity is costing the nation more than $48,000,000 a year. Mental Patients Going To General Hospital According to the National 1:80 Houso Pnrtv 8:00 The Millionaire !l:30 Verdlot Is Yours 3:00 HrlRhtor Dnv 3:1.1 Secret Storm jtao Brle of Night 4:110 BnrRnln Shopper :: 4:1S -TV Question Box . 4:30 Undo Hill -'v ' 8:30 Hucklt'herrv Hound fl:0O Your TV Wontnerman 0:0.1 Channel 6 Ttruort fl:lft Dour Edwards & Tho News o;au aee aenpa ;. ; 7:00 &rn Hunt - l; y ,; 7:30 Rawhide 8:30 Million Dollar Incident -0:30 Way Out 10:00 Twilight Com " .-. 1030 Fin! Report 10:43 "Ride Kellcy, Rido" KOTI-TV (Channel 2) THURSDAY 4:00 Amcrir-nn Bnndstana 8 0 Uncle Bill 8:30 Roy Rotters B;tlu Six O'clock Report 8:10 TV Weatherman 6:18 Dour Edwards St Newa 6:30 Award Theater 7:00 Man Hunt 7:30 Andy Orlfnth 8:00 Blue Annols :30 Pat Boone Special :3u Hot Off (he Wlro 10:00 Jnck Bonny 10:30 Silent Pleas 11:00 Rawhldo 12:00 Sign Olf FRIDAY 10:30 Morning Newa 11:00 MoriilnH Court 1 1 :30 Love That Bob 12:00 The Camouflage 12 :30 As The World Turns 1:00 About Faces 1 :24 News ' . , 1:30 House Party 8:00 Day in Court 2:30. Seven Keys 1:00 Brighter Das 3:15 Secret Storm 8:30 Edgo ol Night 4:00 American Bandstand 8:00 Ore-Cal Panorama 8:40 Huckleberry Hound 8:00 Six O'clock Report 8:10 TV Wrnlhcrman 6:15 Doug Rdwards it News 0:30 Sportsmen 6:45 Green Thumb ' J:0O-Scn Hunt ' 7:30 TB A 8:00 Angel 8:30 Fllntstones 0:00 77 Sunset Strip lOflO The Detectives 10:30 Law ft Mr. Jonel 1100 "Oriental Dream" 13:58 Sign Off 8l.Tr A. 1 -J GAERVY Activity Guide to hSe Start. SEPT. 23 OCT1. 23 18-32.48-68 T1 169-75-79-81 oi m 62Copltd 63 Profit 6Today - 65 Money 66 Important 67 Optimistic 68 Necessary ' 69 Where 70Hlgh : 71 Srets 72 Mailers 73 And . 74 Maybe 75 Finance ' 76 Out 77 Inspirlno ' 78 Of 79 Are ' 80 Responsive 81 Concerned 82The 83 Wait 84 In 85 Attractive 86Todoy 87 Proposition KOIFIO OCT. 24 (JA NOV. 22 M-38-52-J7l 15-72 LH SAOITTAIIUi NOV. 23 o A e. AZ 7-1156 &i CAPBICOIN DEC. 21 r JAM eo trf.5 V-" 19-27-35-47r-S:' I54-60-83-89VQ- AOUAUU! JAN. 21 lo OT.m.nAi. m 31-39-80-86va I -88 Love 89 Awhile 90 Bog 491 MICH MAR. 21 W Adverse -S JNcuttll l24-29-37-43l'irt &74-84-88V& Roundup Consultant In Mcdleln Kfnun rllnln Emeritus Professor of Medlein Mayo Clinic (Register and Tribune Syndicate, 1961) Association for Mental Health. in 1958, 253,000 mentally dis turbed patients were admitted to the psychiatric wards of general hospitals while 210,- 000 were admitted to the na tlon's mental hospitals. This change is cheering because persons with a mild mental upset are much happier in a general hospital, where their own psychiatrist can take care of them, and where no finger of scorn can be pointed at either them or their family, Anotner very hopeful note is to be found in the journal Performance" published in Washington, D.C., ' by the president's Committee on Em ployment of the Physically Handicapped. At last com munities are facing the fact that it is wasteful to spend a lot of money, treating a men tal patient and then, when he is still ,in no shape to work and support himself, to dis charge him into the communi ty and forget about him. Often the poor fellow has to eo back into the hospital, if only to get room and board. In some cities, shops are belne set ud In which people recently dis- cnarged irom a mental hos pital can work until they re gain tneir strength and their ability to go ..out Into the world alone. Swollen Ankles , Many people ask me what to do for swollen ankles. Usually the best thing, besides seeing a doctor and taking his treatment, is to raise the foot of the bed by putting the end of the mattress on perhaps a couple of pillows. By thus raising the feet at night the fluid tends to run back out of the tissues, and in the morn ing the person wakes with perhaps norma - looking an kles. By night time the ankles may be swollen again, espec ially if the person has to work for much of the day standing on his feet. . In some cases it helps' a pood deal to wear an elastic stocking or elastic bandage. Elastic stockings ; are now made so. well that they are not conspicuous. ' Don't listen to old wives' tales about menopause, ,Dr, Alvarez' booklet, "Menopause and Hysterectomy" will allevi ate your fears and toll you what you should do during this time of life. It may be obtained by sending 25 cents and a large, stamped, self addressed envelope with your request to Dr. Walter C. Al varez, Dept MMT, The Regis ter and Tribune Syndicate, Box 957, Des Moines 4, Iowa. Gold Hill Students Tour Mail Tribune Fifth grade students from Gold . Hill visited the Mail Tribune Tuesday afternoon. They were accompanied "by Mrs. Ida Von Busklrky teach er, Mrs. Renee Morris 1 and Mrs. Katie RoseCrans, moth ers. . . ; ' Students touring the Vari ous departments of the paper were Gwln B a n r y, Betty Blrdsong, Mike Bowerman, Shannon Bowerman, . Galen Bywater, Danny Castleberry, Sherry Callahan, - Grahame D o h e r t y, Mike Harding, Cheryl Hcndrtckson, Dorothy Hutton, Alanna Htlkey, Judy Klnny, Joe Davis, Carol Rose crans, Ronald Cortland, Jim my Plummer, Terry Clement, Bobby Boye, Kathy Williams, D 1 a a n e Woodward, Patty Washburn, Carl Williams, Sharon Von Stein, Robert Burr, Junnita . Hilkey and Kenny Martin, i STONE'S TV SERVICE 1119 EAST JACKSON Day SP 24266, Ir SP 3-2692 We Recommend Us RCA Tub W Giv Sirrtr Dollar Sums Summer School Program Slated Ashland Pre-school and school children through the eighth grade may attend the Southern Oregon college sum mer school program again this year, Dr. William T. Ward, director of laboratory experiences, has announced, He defined "pre-school" as those children who would be entering school for the first time this fall. Dr, Ward, in stressing the point that the summer offer ings were not confined ex clusively to slow learners, ex plained that the students would have an opportunity for enriched study as well as an Individualized program in the skills area. There are no regular fees for summer school, the only expense involved being that of a small sum charged to cover a mid-morning snack for the pre-school group. Par ents are expected to furnish their own transportation. No insurance Is carried for those attending. Dates for the school, which will be conducted at the Walker school, are from June 26 through Aug. 4. Daily ses sions will be held from 9 a.m. to noon, Mondays through Fridays. - fio promotions nor "make up" credit may be given as a result of attending the school, Dr. Ward said. . Parents who are interested in having their children at tend are asked ' to call MU 5-5711 as soon as possible, be cause enrollment is limited, and is based on the order of registration. Butt Falls Grange CRAB FEED April 22, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Dance to llv musle 9-12:30 Adults $1.50 Children $1 TELEVISION REPAIR Radio & Small Appliances ' Work Guaranteed CALL SP 3-6241 TROWBRIDGE & FLYNN 214 Wst Main - The Best in Music Start the day Right Start tho clay Bright listen to Tho HAPPY MUSIC KYJC RADIO .nr , . I YO PAbbED DON! KNOW II -BUI IHKWra tminuw-i' . t T XXJOPII " ( TV! (GROAN) ) WHUT'lrO'lS' 4l TREMENcJUS B6EON ) vBOUT X( FOSITIT - V STRICTNESS TALKIN'-BOUT, V VGRE CHEEK.r .THASS THET. i i'MO FLUNKED J I ! 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