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TUESDAY, JUNE 19, 1962 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD, OREGON 4 6 RADIO Programs tilted below u raestved JC 1230 kc IK MED 11440 kc 4:00 Lowell Thomas Local New 4:15 Music IRoad Show 4 30 News lAlex Oner 4 :43 sporu. Music I Emphasis fi :00 CBS News IKem-a-Harvey 5:15 Music 5 30 News ? :45 SporU. Music 6:00 CBS News 6 15 Music 6:30 Analysis 6:4S Sports. Music 7:00 World Tonight 7:15 Music 7 30 News 7 ; 4 5 Sports. M usfc 8 :00 CBS News 8:15 Music 8:30 News, Music 8 45 SporU. Music 8:00 News B 15 Music 9 :30 News, Music jB:45 Sports, Muslc 10:00 News 10:15 Music 10:30 News, Music 10:45 SporU. Music 11 r00 Sn Off 1 :15 11:30 1 1:45 12 00 INiEhtlnnala I Sports News Headlines INews Jllank Weaver'Weather I News-Sport INews Emphais ISports !Dinner Music iNews Dinner Music iWeathtr jNewi-Muiic IDinnei Music World News lEdw M org an iNews-Music Land, Music Land- Music I Land. Music !News-Go i Go Show ICoShow IGoShow News Nightbeat Nightbeat Nightbeat Good News Nightheat Nightbeat Nightbeat (News SignOffJ RADIO 5 00 5:15 8:30 ISign On. Newl 5:45 IWake Up "B OO News Roundup INews-Wakeup 6-15 Music Wake Up 6 30 Frank Goss Music 6 45 Sports, Music (First News 7 00 News Roundup I Hemingway 7 15 Music IWeather 7 30 News R V Report 7 45 Snorts. Mualc Hcg. New Weather Local News 8:15 Music INightingale 8 30 In Hollywood IABC News 8 45 Sports, Music lEmphasIa "0 00 News. Godfrey iBrkfst Club 915 Arthur Godfrey IBrkfst. Club 9 30 Arthur Godfrey IBrkfst. Club 9:45 Arthur Godfrey IBrkfst Club lb":00 News jLocal News 10:15 Houseparty ITello Test 10:30 Garry Moore IABC News 1 o ;45 Crosby-ClooneEjnpnasis 11:00 CBS News 11:13 Music 11:30 Washington 1 1 :4ft Sports. Music Local News Listen ABC News 1 Listen IRef. News iw-nthur 12:00- -News 2:1 -Music 12:45 Sports. News iraui rmrvoy 1 .flO CBS News Local News I House Party 1:15 music ran Woman's World ABC News 1 ;45Sports. Music Emphasis VnrdnfNiW ll.neal News 2:ift Music illear Show ' 2 30 Woman'i WorldAUC News 2:45 Sports, Music l Emphasis 3 00 CBS News I Local News IHcar ABC News 3:15 Music 3:30 Sidelights 3:45 SporU, Music IEmphasls A nn i ntia I Thnmm I Local News 4 15 41usic IRoad Show (Shopper 4 30 Ntws (Alex Drier INews 4 :45 Frnk Goss IBmphasls IWeather 5:00 CT.S News JNews-Hurvey INews 8:15 Pcific Power Nightingale Sport News 5?0 Nos (Headline INews 5:45 Sports, Music IHank Weaver IWeather "fTooCBS News iNews-Snorts "tNews 6:15Muslc Emphasis iSports 6 30 Analysis Commentary INews 6:45 SporU, Music (Dlnncr MuslclWeather 7?bo World Tonight INews-Music INews 7 1ft Music IDinner Music ISports 7:30 News, Music (World News INews 7:45 -Sports, Music Edw. Morgan IWeather Hflh rns News INews-Music INews 815Music (Land of MuslrlSports 1:30 News. Music Land of MuslclNews 8:45 SporU, Music Land ot MuslclWeather 0:00 News 9:15 Music 9:30 News. Music 9:45 Sports, Music News-Go Go Show Go Show Go Show News Nightbeat 10:00 News 10:15 Music 10:30 News, Music 10:45 Sports. Music iTido Sign Ofl 11:15 11:30 11: 45 12:00 Nigmncnt Nighthent IGood News INightbeat Nightbeat Nightbeat INews TELEVISION PROGRAMS The following TV broadcast log fi printed si a free public service for the Mail Tribune's readers and TV viewers. Schedule changes art printed as provided by the TV stations and the Mail Tribune cannot accept responsibility for errors or emissions, KBES-TV (Channel 5) Tuesday. 4 :00 Kaleidoscope 4:30 Sky King 5:00 Uncle Bill 8 30 Quick Draw McGrnw 6:00 Your TV Weatherman 6:05 Channel 5 Report 6:15 Walter Cronkite News 6 30 Leave It to Beaver 7:00 Fllntslones 7:30 Doble Gillis 8:00 Red Skelton 8 30 Ichabod and Me 9:00 Garry Moore 10.(10 Naked City 11:00 Newa Final 11:15 Sign Off Wednesday: fl 54 CDS News 10 00 Luve of Life 10 30 Sruri'h for Tomorrow 10 4". Gutritnc i.'ght 1 1 00 Camoufl.iKe 11 30 As the World Turns 12 1)0 Passwoud 12 30 House Partv 1 oo The Millionaire 1 30 Vcrrilcl Is Yours 1 54 CHS News 2 00 Secret Storm 2 30 Kdgc of Night 3 no Johnnie Linn 3 ;t0 Afternoon Matinee 5 00 Uncle Bill 5 30 Yogi Bear fi ro Your TV Weatherman 6 0 Chnnncl 5 Report fl IS Walter Cronkite News 6 30 Deputy 7 on Mv Three Sons 7 30 Checkmate 8 30 Hick Van Dvke 0 no 1 he First Dav 10 00 Father Knows Most 10 30 Noah and the Flood 11 00 News Final 11.15 Sign Off KMF.D-TV (Channel 10) Tt'KSIlAY 4 00 Focal Point 8 00 Cartoon Carnival 8 i0 Newsreel 10 8 15 Huntley-Rrinkley News fi 30 Liiramie fCt 7 30 Alfred Hitchcock 8 00 Dick Powell 9 oo Cmn's Hundred 10 0010 o'clock News 10 15 Tontte Show id 12 oo News. Weather. Sign Oft tVrdnrsdav 8 55 Sinn On Morning Visit fi 00 Price Is Right iCi (1 31) Concentration 10 nn FlrM Impressions 10 30 Truth Or Consequences 10 55 NHC News 1100 Jan Murray Cl 11 25 NHC News 11 30 Loretta Young 12 00 Young Dr. Malone 12 30 Our Five Daughters j oo Kennedv News Conference 1:30 Here's Hollywood 1 53 NHC News 2 00 Queen for a Day 2 30 Who Do You Trust? 3 00 Theatre 10: The World 3 so Continental Classroom 4 O0 Focal Point 8 00 Cartoon Carnival fl 00 News reel in 6 15 Huntley Bnnklev Journal 6 30 Pierce Commentary 6 45 Sports Highlight 8 50 Weather Special 7 oo Ripcord 7 30 Joev Bishop g mi Kraft Mystery Theatre a on plav Your Hunch ict 9 30 David Brlnkley Journal (Cl 10 0010 O Clock News 10:15 Tnnlte iCl 12 00 News, Weather, Sign Off PROGRAMS TU from th radio sutiuns ai d tht Mall jKWIN IK BOY AM KBOY iftIO kc 110 kc 3.3 me (News llleadllnes I Headlines Contrat Shoppr I News IWeather iSwtnt Thini INews-Swlnf INews iSporU-Swing ContrasU TWeather Headline I Editorial Editorial IS porta (Serenade ISwing Thlnf ISerenade iNewi IWea.-Swinr : Weather ISerenade ISwing Thing INews ISerenade ISwing Tiling 'Serenade INews SporU News Weather INews ISports News IWeather Wea -Swing Mission News (Relaxation Sign Oil Relaxation Relaxation Editorial I Concert Concert (Concert INews Sports (News IWeather iConcert Concert Jazz Scene Jazz Scene News-Jazx Jazz Scene 'Jazz Scene Devotion Sign Oil (Anything News Anything (Late Show 2LateShow I Late Show PROGRAM S-WEDN ESDAY Sign On Farm Sign On-Wea, Sign On sports News farm News rarm News INewsllnes News (News lWcathei ICrunklte IContrasU (News IWeather (Headlines ISports News Cronkite IContrasU INews News INews IWeather Sports Contrasts News IHdlines.-Wea. Hdlines. Ill I'eck News editorial INews News-Mkt. IWeather (job Bulletin Editorial News INews Shopper News IWeather Hdlines.-Wea. IHdlines.-Wea. IMusic 'Uncle Hick IContrasU INews-Hymn News News Road Report Sports Contrasts I M usic INews Com. News (News IWeather Hdlines.-Wea. Hdlines.-Wea. Bargains News Faithion Bargains News Fashion ISafety S'nade IHdllnes.-Wea, ISaety Spado JUncleRick INews News (Weather (Uncle Rick Hdlines. mews IMusic I Con traits IMusic INews ISports ISoorU Farm Mkt Sports f arm MKt. Stock Mkt ContrasU raciuc rower chock mku i'""l'"fi,U1.1 luronxite ILadles Fair Hdllnes.-Wea. llleadllnes IMusic ICom News Cronkite IContrasU (Meetings lOur World New 'Contrasts IMusic IWeather ICronklte IContrasU IMusic INews IHdlines -Wea. IHdllnes.-Wea. IMusic JSporU (Bargains iBarRains news IWeather News I Sports News (Contrasts INews ISports iNews IWeather Hdlines.-Wea IHdllnes. Swing Thing iContrasU INews-Hymn ICIasbic News INews (Miikic News-Music ISports-SwIng IContrasU (Music Christ. Music INews Hdllnen.-Wea. IHdlines. Swina Thins ContrasU (Newa (News Music ISwing Thing IContrasU IMusic IWeather IWeather lEilltorial (Editorial (Sports-Swing ISports Swing Thing Serenade IWea-SwIna IWeather ISwing Thing ISerenade INews .Serenade ISwing Thing Serenade Wea. 'Swing Mission Sign Off INews Relaxation (Relaxation (Relaxation Editorial Relaxation Concert concert News Concert Concert Uazz Scene SporU News Weather I Jazz Scene Devotion News Sign Off Jazz Scene Anything Anything News Anything Late Show Late Show I Late Show I KOTI-TV (Channel 2) Tuesday: 4:00 College of the Air 4:30 Space Angels 4:35 Tech Talhs 8:00 AHC Evening Report 5:15 Country Style U. S. A. 5:30 Quick Drov McGraw 8:006 o'clock Report 0:10 TV Weatherman 6:15 Walter Cronkite News 6 30 Oregon Ronge Riders 7:00 Biii'helnr Father 7 30 New Breed 8 30 Yours for a Song 9 oo- - Alcoa Premier I SO- -Reports on Congress AHC Final Report Brlnkley's Journal 10. 00-10:15- Wednesday: u 4d ihspisin s uorner 9 50 Morning Report 10 00 Tennessee Ernie Ford 10:3 Yours for a Song 1 1 :0O Camouflage 1 1 30 As the World Turns 12 UO Day in Court 12 25 Mld-Dav Report 12 30 House Party I.oo Jan wyman 130 Seven Kevs 2:00 Secret Storm 2:30 Rdgfl of Night 3:00 American Bandstand 3:50 American Newsstand 4:00 College of the Air 4:30 Space Angels 4:35 Fund0-Rama 5 00 ABC Evening Report 5:15 Airman's World 5 30 Yogi Bear 6:00 Six O'clock Report 6 10 TV Weatherman A 15 Walter Cronkite News fl 30 H Smith News Analysis 7 on Straightaways 7 30 Top Cat ,00 Hawaiian F.ye Consumers Urged To Eat More Eggs Sulcm The needs for In creased ei!g sales and con sumption during current sea sonal peak production throughout the country are being stressed by the U. S. Department of Agriculture, according to Paul T. Rowcll. Oregon State Department ot Agriculture. DSDA officials have urged leading food trade executives to conduct vigorous ei;g mer chandising and advertising cf forts during the next few weeks, Rowcll said. Working on another front, USDA has asked poultry Industry trade groups to cooperate in moving the current heavy supply of eggs into consumption. Rowell said this informa tion was received in a wire from George H. Goldsborouch, director of the USDA match ing fund marketing service program working with all state departments of agriculture. ESDAY Trlbano aitumts bo responsibility FM KDOV KRVC 11350 kc Hut kc Music TChrist Music News-Hymn Music Music G Christians INews 'Hymns Music News-Hymn Road Report Music Music j Bit of Heaven Hymns (Music 1 Hymns INews I Sign Olf Sign Off Sign On Bret Steele Western Western - Wea. .Western Nat'l News Daily Bread Music Music News-Hymn Western I Farm Report ! Music News-Hymn Linn's Line Linn Music Freedom Ctr. World News From God - Wea.. ILlnn 'Barealns News-Hymn (Know Truth IRIhle IBlble Music iJob Bulletin IMusic Deliverance (Deliverance IBack to Bible (Back to Bible Music News-Hymn G. Wade Joy of Living MUSIC Nat'l Newa Music Trader Horn - Wea. IMusic Church News Music ContrasU INews-Hymn Headlines 'Christ. Music IMusic INews-Hymn Road Report (Music News Music 'Music IChrist. Musfc Gomel Music (Gospel Muslo IMuslo INewt I Request s (Requests jNews-Muslo iQuiet Time News-Hymn Music Trader Horn - Wea. IMusic ICIassIc - Wea. IMusic (Christ. Music (Stories iRadioKids IRadio Kids iNewi-Hvmn IMusic INews-Hymn I Road Report IMusic Bit of Heaven Muslo News-Hymns Hymna IMusic INews-Music (Sign Off sign uu KSHA 860 KC Sign on at 5:30 a.m., sign off at 7 p.m. Quality music programs all day with news and weather every hour on the half hour. 9:00 Naked City 10:00 ABC News Final Gas Pump License Fees To Lower Salem Owners of more llinn 14.000 pumps at service stations throughout Ore g o n will pay 50 cents less for their 1062-63 state license. The rate will drop from $2.50 to $2 per pump. This is one of four license reductions which the stuto de partment of agriculture will put into effect July 1 in its weights and measures p r o- gram. Other reductions: 400 to 1,160-pound scales, down to $2.50 from $3; 1,161-7,500-pound capacity scales, down to $7 from $8; fuel oil meters 2 inches and under, down to $6 from $7.50. The reduced license fees, to hold the weights and meas ures fund to $30,000 balance by the end of the biennium, were subject of a department hearing in May. No one ap peared to protest the reduction! KYJC RADIO 1230 Grange News Lak Crttk Charles Ganzel of the bureau of land management, showed a film entitled "Rogue River Country" prior to the opening of Lake Creek grange June meeting. The film showed many scenes of wild life in the valley. The film is available for any organiza tion by contacting the bureau of the department of the in terior. Ganzel was accompan ied by his wife and two daughters. Lecturer Betty Bradshaw had prepared the program. Faye George, of the educa tional committee, gave a re port of an article on "Our English Language and Use at the Present Time". He said that at the present time Eng lish is almost the universal language. The Russian and Chinese schools teach Eng lish to all students and the Russians have written a story on "Goldilocks" claiming the origin of it. Airplane pilots use the English language, he explained, adding that it is a simple language to learn. The construction of sentences is easy to learn, according to the article, but explained that the spelling of English is diffi cult. Some words are interna tional, such as O.K. and ham burger. The Grange contributed to the fund necessary for John Patrick to go on the People- to-People program in Europe this summer. John Is a FFA student from Eagle Point High school. He will return to the Grange and give a resume of his trip. Ernest Burrell was elected as an alternate delegate to State Grange meeting at Grants Pass this week. A clean-up day will be held at the Grange grounds very soon. The dry grass becomes a fire hazard. After the closing of Grange, Burrell, Carl Riblett, Mary Riblett and Leland Charley played their musical instru ments. Faye and Loyd George brought strawberries from their garden for the shortcake refreshments. The next Grange meeting will be July 13 at 8:30 p.m. Phoanix Grange At the recent meeting of Phoenix Grange there was some discussion on the activ ities of the State Grange con vention that is being held in Grants Pass. Charles Hockersmith re ported on the growing inter est of alfalfa seed as a crop and an increasing market for anyone interested in this product. He said prices on other farm items varied slightly. The women were reminded by Home Economics chairman Mrs. Sol Cox, about the cookie contest and prizes, also about the canning contest. Pamphlets on the display table were explained by Mrs. Olin Poe and she mentioned the Rose show that will be in Grants Pass June 23. The meeting recessed dur ing the literary program while Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Thompson showed slides of various birds. Most of the pic tures were taken locally. The resignation of David Nahas as gatekeeper was ac cepted and Robert Meadows was elected to the office. Mrs. Poe conferred the obligation. A visitor from out of town was Mrs. Harold Dinsmore. Another visitor was W. S. Darby of Griffin Creek Grange. The serving committee was Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hutton and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Klarin. WALT'S TV & RADIO SERVICE "Oldtit Shop in So. Oregon 2300 So. Stag. Rd. 772-2269 Serving Medford and Vicinity CjIIi Monday Thru Thursday 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Friday 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. Pomona The last meeting of Jackson County Pomona Grange, held at the Central Point Grange hall, drew a large crowd to witness the exempli fications of the fifth degree by the Pomona officers. Thirty eight persons were initiated. During the business session Herb Carlton was elected al ternate delegate to the Ore gon State Grange session un der way in Grants Pass June 18 to 22. George Holt, president of the Coordinated Milk league, Barbara Gysin and Connie McDonough, two of the four contestants for the Jackson County Dairy Princess title, were conducted to the mast er's station and spoke briefly. Delmar Smith again re minded Grangers to submit their layouts for the Grange booth at the State fair. En tries are to be submitted to Pomona Grange on or before the July 28 meeting. The space to be filled with pro duce is 16 by 32 feet, and a cash prize of $20 will be paid to the Grange whose design is accepted. Members are al so requested to raise produce for the exhibit. The Jackson County Grange council will meet at the Upper Rogue Grange Sat urday, July 14, at 8 p.m. Next meeting of Jackson County Pomona Grange will be held at Griffin Creek Grange on Saturday, July 28 at 8 p.m. Speaker for the eve ning will be Robert D. Hef fernan, Medford attorney, and campaign chairman for the 1962-6 United Crusade drive. Natural Resources Museum Is Open in Lithia Park, Ashland Ashland-The Southern Ore gon Museum of Natural Re sources, only museum of its kind between Portland and San Francisco, has opened. Located in Lithia Park, it will be open to the public from 1 to 7 p.m. daily and at other hours by appoint ment. There is a nominal ad mission fee for visitors, but organized groups of school children will be admitted free if arrangements are made in advance. Highlight of the museum is a habitat scene showing wildlife on Mt. Ashland. Also featured are displays of vari ous birds, mammals, insects and reptiles found in southern Oregon, and a live bee hive under glass. The creators of the museum, David Hagerbaumer, artist, and L. I. Haptonstall, taxi dermist, plan to build addi tional displays in the future. Court Records MEDFORD MUNICIPAL COURT Georse Henry Earl, disobeyed traffic ilsnRl. S.V Richard Perry Bolt, diiobeyed traffic signal. $10. Dorothy Roberts Skolfield, vio lation of basic rule, S25. Margaret Ames Fluhrer, viola tion of basic rule. $25. John Warren Snider Jr., viola tion of basic rule. $2.V Curtis Raymond Hoyt, exces sive noise, $10 Glenn Edwin Dean, disobeyed traffic signal. $10. Joe Pete Vigil, violation of ba sic rule. $23. James Brian Douglass, expired vehicle license, $5; no operator's license, $5. Harold Dean Lewis, no opera tor's license in possession, $2.50. POOR MAN'S II 00 TV j HOME Simply Coll I I O The teams, the games. the players, the scores Popular young sports caster CHRIS SCHENKEL Is anchorman for an all inclusive radio round up. Featuring national and International cover age of Important sport ing events. Overseas pickups, provocative Interviews, editorials and forecasts. Hear woniow'OE spomsMon day through Friday on theCBSRadloNetwork. 6:15 P.M. Strange As It Seems y elsie hi Ok I. f. w. 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