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4:15 Music iRoad Show
4:30 Newi lAlex Drier
4:J5 Sporta, Music lEmphaili
3 00 CBS Newi (Newi-Harvey News
5:1ft Music INightinABla Sporti Newi
5:3(1 News Headline! iisews
S :4a Sports. Music
6:00 CBS News iNews-Sporl News
613 Music !Empnait 'Ed Tomlln
6:30 Analysis IDinner Music i.Newi
6 45 Sports, Music IDinner Music Ed Tomlln
7:00 World Tonight INews-Muiic INews
7 15 Music, iDinnei Muile Sporta
7 30 News World News News
1 TsSporti. Music Edw Morgan Ed Tomlln
8 00 CBS Newi INewi-Mufie 'News
8:15 Music Land. Music (Sporta
8:30 News, Music ILand Music News
8:45 Sports. Music ILand. Music Ed Tomlln
9fl6 News INcwi-Go News
B : 15 Music iGo Show I Sports
8:30 News, Music Go Show INews
9 ;45 Sports, Music 'Go Show Ed Tomlln
10 :00 News I News
10:15 Music INtjthtbeit
10:30 News. Music NiRhtheat
10:45 Sports, Music iNightbeat
11:00 Sign Off
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6 30 Frank Gosi I Music INewslines INews
6 45 Sports. Music (First Newi IBill Lively ICronklle
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7:15 Music I Weather
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7:45 Sporta. Music Reg. News
8 .00 News, Weather lLocal Ncws
8:13 Music INightlngale
8 30 In Hollywood iABC Newi
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9 15 Arthur Godfrey Brkfst. Club Shopper
9 30 Arthur GodfreyiBrklst Club News
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2 30 Woman's World ABC Newi
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4 ;45 Frank Gobs Ifcmphanis
"3 00 CBS News INcwa-Harvey News Weather
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Tuesday.
4 00 Kaleidoscope
4 30 Sky Kins
MMl Uncle Bill
3 30 Quirk Draw McGraw
6 00 Your TV Weatherman
6.03 Channel 3 Report
6 13 Waller Cronktte News
fi 30 Leave It to Beaver
7 00 Flintstones
7 30 Dome Gillis
R. 00 Red Skelton
8 30 Irhahod and Me
M on Can y Moore
10 r.0 Naked City
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10 30 Search for Tomorrow
10 4." Guiding Light
11 00 CoIIpkc ci the Air
11:30 As the World Tumi
12 00 l'nsswood
12 30 House Party
1 .00 The Millionaire
1 ,10 Verdict Is Yours
1 M CBS News
2 00 Brighter Day
2 IS Secret Storm
2 30 Ed ot Night
3 on Johnnie Linn
4 00 Kaleidoscope
4 15 Kaiser s Corner
4 30 t'lU'lc Bill
3 05 I'nele Bill
3 30 Yogi Bear
fi CO Your TV Weatherman
fi 03 Channel 3 Report
H 13 Waller Cronklle News
fi 30 Deputy
7 00 Mv Three Soni
7 30 Checkmate
R 30 Dick Van Dyke
A 00 Armstrong Cirri Theatre
10 00 Father Knows Best
10 30 Seattle World s Fair
1 1 00 News Final
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7 30 Altred Hitchcock
ft 00 Dirk Powell
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Tuesday:
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4:30 Space Angels
4-33 Tech Talks
3 00 ABC Evening Report
3:13 Industry on Parade
5 30 Quick Draw MrGraw
fi 00 fl o'Clnck Report
K:10 TV Weatherman
11:15 Walter Cronklle News
6 30 Sportscope
7 00 Bachelor Father
7 30 New Breed
B 30 Yours for a Song
0 00 A Iron Premiere
9 30 Bell He Howell Close-up
1(1 00 ABC Final Report
10:13 Brtnkley's Journal
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fl 40 Chaplin's Corner
fl 30 Morning Report
10:00 Tennessee Ernie Ford
10:30 Yours for a Song
1 1 00 Camouflage
1130 As the World Turns
12 00 Dav in Court
12 25 Mtd-Dav Report
12 30 House Parly
1:00 Jan Wyman
1 30 Seven Kevs
2 1M Brighter Dnv
2 15 Secret Storm
2 30 Kdgr of Nicht
3 00 American Bandstand
3.30 American Newsstand
4 00 College of the Air
4 30 Space Angels
4 33 Fund-O-KaniH
3 00 ABC Evening Report
3 13 Industry on Parade
3 30 Yogi Bear
fi 00 Six O'clock Report
A 10 TV Weatherman
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6 30 H Smith News Analysis
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7 30 Top Cat
Rflo Hawaiian Eye
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10 00 ABC News Final
10:15 .Championship Bowling
Musicians Attend
Union Conference
Throe Mcdfnrd Musicians
Union members have return
ed from Seattle where they
represented the local union at
a Northwest conference of
musicians.
Attending were J. Vernon
Marshall, secretary, treasurer
and business agent; Ally
Maple, vice president, and
Randolph llugdahl, president.
Frank Y. Swanson, secre
tary of the local in Anchor
age, Alaska, was elected pres
ident. Some 100 delegates and
guests, representing 1)8 locals,
attended from western Can
ada, Alaska. Idaho. Washing
ton and Oregon. The group
heard reports from the union's
national president, Seattle
mayor, the stale governor, and
labor leaders.
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MHS Organizations
Elect New Officers
Classes, clubs and other
organizations at Mcdford High
school elected officers recent
ly for next school year.
Elected to head the senior
class were Bill Buettner, pres
ident; Jim Snodgrass, vice
president; Mary Barr, secre
tary; Roy Shaw, treasurer;
and Jarl Dyrud, representa
tive. Elected to lead the junior
class were Brian Porter, presi
dent; Pete Hinman, vice presi
dent; Kathy Foley, secretary;
Greg Gandee, treasurer; and
Ron Edmonds, representative.
Spanish club elected Nancy
Simcox, president; Kay Kent,
vice president; and Martha
Humphreys, secretary treas
urer. New choir officers are Jim
Snodgrass, president; Jarl Dy
rud, vice president; Chris
Helman, secretary; Jim Sti
ger, treasurer; and Marthanne
Goodwin, Shelly White, Mike
Higgins, and Rick Bell, robar
ians. New Girls Athletic associa
tion officers are Diane Paul
sen, president; Vicki Tocn
niges, vice president; Doris
Young, secretary; Darlcne
Chilwood, treasurer; Jeanne
Hobbs, sports manager; and
Judy Dixon, point keeper.
The Snomads (ski club)
elected Jim Henry, president;
Gibb Mitchell, vice president;
Mary Cheney, secretary; and
Terry Winetrout, treasurer.
Elected to head the Latin
club were Marty Graham,
first consul; Don Kengla,
second consul; Bonnie Brind
ley, scriplor-quaestor; and
Dale Hockersmlth, praetor.
New Russian club officers
are Mike Whinihan, presi
dent; Larry Hofmann, first
secretary; Pam Miller, under
secretary; Alden Stewart,
commissar of funds; Bob
Stearns, commispar of propa
ganda; and Jim Cain, sergeant
at arms.
Dennis Patella way elected
president of orchestra; Janice
Bngarl, vice president; Kathy
Friesen, secretary - treasurer;
Linda Johnson, Sue Kagy,
Kathy Moore, and Donna
Trout, librarians; and Sue
Kagy, reporter.
Elected to head the Chess
club were Craig Savage, presi
dent; Mike Callan, vice presi
dent; Jerry Stratton, treasur
er; Pat Longmnre, secretary;
and Dellcf Eismann, sergeant
at amis.
New Art Students' league
officers will be Greg Elliot,
president; Sherry Koklik, vice
president; Lori Brain., secre-
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tary; and Dcanna Heidemann
treasurer.
Rick Bell was elected presi
dent of the Shutterbug club.
Tom Ness will be vice presi.
dent; Janet Spoerl, secretary-
treasurer; and Jack Smeltz,
program chairman.
Future Teachers of America
elected Pat Emig, president:
Sandra Irving, vice p-csident;
Janet Spoerl, secretar '; Mike
Matthiesen, treasurer; and
Pat Ellis, historian.
New officers for the Thes
pians are Greg Keith, presi
dent; Paul Goodwin, vice
president; Judie Brookman,
secretary; Brian Porter, treas
urer; and Bill Houston,
records clerk.
Ron Ingraham was elected
president of band; Ernie Seal
berg, vice president; RillaKay
DenHcrder and Laurie Beth
Buonocore, secretaries; Doris
Young, Judy Johnson, and
A. J. Beardslee, librarians;
and Nancy Housel, Darlcne
Chitwood, and Elaine Daven
port, uniform managers.
Beta Kappa PI i (science
club) elected Dave Under
wood, president; Martin
Sharp, vice president; and
Darlene Chitwood, secretary-
treasurer.
Heather Rode is new presi
dent of French club, assisted
by Mary Barr, vice president;
Jackie Crofoot, secretary; and
LaurieBeth Buonocore, treasurer.
President of German club
is Jarl Dyrud, with Hedy
Ripfl, vice president; and
Laurl Braun, secretary-treas
urer.
Pep club president is Peggy
Reichers; Vonja Ray, vice
president; Susan Baize, secre
tary; and Charyl Carver, uni
form manager.
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