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Music Christ. Music Christ. Music Christ. Music IChrist. Music IChrist. Music iChrist . Music ISign Off KSHA 860 KC Sign on at 5:30 a m . sign oif nt 7 p.m. Quality music programs all day with news and weather every hour on the half-hour. TELEVISION PROGRAMS Th following TV broadcast log It printed 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 omissions. KBES-TV (Channel 5) Tuesday 4:00 Kaleidoscope . 4 30 Sky King 5 00 Uncle Bill 5 30 Quick Draw McGraw 6O0 Your TV Weatherman 6 05 Cnannet 3 Report 6 15 Walter Cronkite News 6 30 Leave It to Beaver 7 oo Klintstones 7 30 Dohte Gllhs 8:00 Comedy Spol 8 :io h-ha hod ami Me 0 00 Celebrity Talent Scouts 10 00 Naked City U.00 News Final 1115 Sign Off Wednesday; fl 54 CBS News 10 00 Lne ot Life 10 30 Search for Tomorrow 10 45 Guiding Light 1 00 Jane Wnnan 11 :to As the World Turns 12 oO Pnsswood 12 30 Houe Party 1 no The Millionaire 130 To Tell the Truth 1 54 CBS Newt. 2 00 Secret Stirm 2 30 Edge ol Night 3 00 Johnnie Linn 3 ;t0 Alter norm Matinee 8 HO I'ncle Bill 6 ;inYciKi Hear 6 IN) Your TV Wrathrrman ft n.! Channel 5 Report 6 15 Walter Cronkite News 30 Bcarhcomlirr 7 nil My Three Sons 7 Checkmate R 30 flick Vhii Dvke p o Ai imtrnng Circle Thester 10 no Father Knows HrO in 30 HiRhhtes Seattle World's Fair 1 1 00 Newg Final 11 15 Sign Olf KMED-TV (Channel 10) TIFMlW 4 Oft Fo-al Point 5 (Hi Cartoon Carnival ft ro NewMeel 10 6 15 Hunllev -Brinktey News ft 30 Lat snne iCt 7 :m Allied Httt hcock 8 (Hi Dick Powell fi no coin's Hundred 10 00 10 n'elock News 10 15 Tonile Sliow Id 12 oo News. Weather. Sign Off lVrrittftdsv vtNiin On Morning Visit f) no Pure Is Right iC 0 3ii Concen. radon 0 on Firt lnipreamtons 10 30 Truth Or Cnnsequenceg 10 ;5 NI!C News 11.00 :v Murray iCl 11 25 NBC News It 30 Loretla Young 12 00 Young Dr. Malone 12 so Our Five Daughters 1 ot) Make R-mm for Daddy 130 Here g Hollywood 1 55 NHC Newg 3 oo Queen for Day 2 30 Who Do You Trust I 3 00 Theatre 10 3 30 Young World 4.00 Focal Point 8 00 Cartoon Carnival A no New nreel 10 fi 15 Huntley Brinkley Journal ft 30 Pierce Commentary 6 45 Snorts Highliihts 5o Weaiher Special 7 on Ripcord 7 30 The Rrhl 8 Kraft Mystery Theatre p oo Plav Your Hunch in ft in David Brinkley Journal (C tnooio O'clock News 10 5 Tonlte ci L2 00 Newg, Weather. Sign Off KOTI-TV (Channel 2) Tuesday: 4:00 TB A 4:;ui Space Angels 4:35 Town At Country Workshop 5:00 ABC EvenliiR Report 3:15 Country Style USA. 5:30 Quick Draw McGraw 6:00 fl o'Clock Heport H:10 TV Weatherman 8:15 Walter Cronxite Newg 6:30 Oregon Range Rtderg 7,00 Bachelor Father 7 30 New Breed 8 30 Yourg lor u Song fl OO Alcoa Premier tl .30 M Squad 10.00 ABC Final Report 10:15 Brirkley'g Journal Wednesday: 0:40 Chaplain' Corner 0 50 Moi nlng Report 10 00 Tennessee El nie Ford 10 30 Yours tor a Song 1 1 00 Jane V man M 30 As the World Turns 12 CO Password 12.30 House Party 1 00 Day In Court 1 -jo Seven Keys 2.00 Secret Storm 2:30 Edge of Nicht 3 :(io American Bandstand 350 Amrrtcan Newsstand 4 00 TBA 4:3t space Angels 4 .35 Fimd-O-Hiima 8:00 ABC Kvening Report 5:15 Airman's World 5 30 Yogi Hear HMO Six O'clock Report 10 TV Weatherman 0 l.V-Waller Cronkite New A ;u H Smith News AtialMS 7 00 Focus on Ameitca 7 ,io Top Cat A oo Hawaiian Fv 9 00 N;iked City 10 00 AHC News Final New Guinea Elder Is Tuesday Speaker Elder Joseph Miivo, aliori Kine from Einirau, New Gui nea, who is iiiprrintcnrirnt of a Srvonth diiy Advcnlist mis sion, will pc ak nt 8 o'clock tonitiht Hi the Med ford church, 11100 Greenwood rd. Elder Mnvc will he intro duced by Elder Lyle V. Corn- forth, former Med fort) Ad vcnlist pastor. The visitor will display ar ticles from New Guinea He will be accompanied by Elder Eric A. Bochm, president of the New Guinea Union mis sion and an Australasian, who will relate the progress of the work of the Advcnlist in New Guinea. Elders Mave and Hoehm have been visiting the Seventh-day Adventisl annual camp mcctin? at Gladstone. Ore., and are en route to at tend the quadrennial World conference of Adventists In San Francisco beginning Julv 28. Area Firms Support Promotion Program Nine Mcdford area busi nesses arc giving financial support to a National Wood Promotion proKram sponsored by the National Lumber Man ufacturers association. Wash- melon, DC, in an effort to improve lumber sales and services to wood consumers. Participating In the pro gram are Alley Brothers, For pstKlcn Lumber company, Ltd., Smith - Dvnce Lumber company. Western Lumber, Inc., Concrete Steel corpora- lion, Crater Lake Machinery company. Rogue Equipment Sales, Inc., Pad): ham Glass and Milhvork company, and Khever Machine shop. Tile program Includes a c o m p rehensive merchandise ing-advertising-teclmical pro motion activity intended to increase acceptance of wood as a modern material and to improve competitive position of wood In the market place. Openings Noted In Aerospace Program Career opportunities i steady emnlovnicnt are ava able to high school and co lege graduates on (lie Aero space team, according to Mas tor Sgt. Harold K. O'Lcary local Air Force recruiter. O'Lcary stated that he will talk with both young nieii and women ebout the oppor tunities of the Air Force Openings for male officer! and airmen are avaiable ir such fields as missiles, elec tronics, and security. Careei fields in the female officer! include communications toniapping, education, mt cal and dental. and iil- il- pluv ,edi- LOOKING FOR BUSINESS Calumet City. 111. -HW- A "sin sn ip" restaurant, all but deserted since the recent Sen ate Rackets committee hear ings, has posted this sign: "Kat here or we'll both starve. '' STiVR GAZER! O 1- 8-10-W 23-55-87 6S . TAURUS APR. 21 i-- MAY 21 -,41.47.49-651 -V 67-71-76 r-sj AY 22 ,42 43 51 M CANCCR JULY 23 2- 3- 4-24 26-28 34 uo JULY 24 AUG. 23 M 14-16-20-21 WV254446 VIRGO , AUG. 24 fi SEP f. 77 112-15-17-32 39 40 81-83 iij CLAY R. POLLAN M Yoor Daily Activity Gvidm M According to lha Start. f To develop messoge for Wednesdoy, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodioc birth sign. ubia .EPT.21 r-4f OCT. 23 b2-54 59 68S 69-77-79-8Jv- 1?jof" IHc 61 Cue 2 Give .')? 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JAR 20 & 130-33-50-J3S ) ;58-6l-62 4J AQUAHUS !AN.21 rfi FEB. 19 J&J 5- i v nA I 31-36-80-84 P1SCIS MAR. 21 tr 6- 7-1I-134T 56-57-66 1 Strange As ft Seems y elsie hix The Family Council Editor'i note: The Family Council coniliti of a Judge, a phychiatrtkt, three clersymen, three edltori and a women's editor. Kach article It a nummary of a family disagreement presented to the Council. The Council dealt with problems, major and minor, encountered by guidance counselors and social workers. Edited by by Airs. Alma Denny. (Copyright by General Features Corp.) Marvin D. I'm in love with a girl who rarely speaks! Ma C. She'd be a lia bility to him. Marvin 15. My family warns me not to get serious with Vicki, but I'm tremen dously attracted to her. My sister calls her Lady Sphinx because she can t get more than a Ves or No ort of her. But I find ner sweet and love ly and not dumb mentally, Just vocally. With me, she utters the es sentials, even to saying she likes me very much. But there's no such thing as con versation, light talk or chat ter. We both enjoy dancing, bowling. In fact our tastes are very much alike. But with her so silent, I'm won dering what our social life will be. She has no speech defect, no language difficulty. But she'd rather nod rr shake her head than contribute a word out loud. Mat C. I'm Marvin's sis ter and I think he'd have a lifelong problem on his hands if he married this Mona Lisa who keeps her mouth closed and keeps us guessing. What sort of help could she be to him when they're out socially, at dinner par- tics or business functions? Af ter three months of dating her, he still hasn't fathomed the riddle of her silence. I can't tell if he likes her in spite of it or because of it. But I know he's puzzled by it, and wondering whether to ask Vicki about it. In a restaurant where my husband and I joined them last week, Vicki smiled, ges tured and motioned, but said little more than "How do you do. She stems to have no opinions or ideas. The Council: Without meet ing Vicki face to face or checking her I. Q., we can only guess her to be either mentally retarded or pheno menally brilliant. We advise Marvin to continue seeing her only long enough to deter mine which then he should decide whether he wants to marry a girl who can keep her secret .vo well. Offhand we can think of a dozen reasons for a girl to act enigmatic. It's intriguing. It's attention - getting. She may be hiding something. She may fear a slip of the tongue. Has she a block traceable to a childhood trauma against the sound of her own voice? Is she so withdrawn thai she talks only to herself? Or. does her job involve so much yak (srllmi; or interviewing) that she rests her tonsils whenever possible? Some of Ihe causes arc transient, others suggest the need for professional resolu tion. But during this court. ship period, Marvin ought to be able to learn whether this is the girl for him, problems or no. Evidently Vicki has man aged to say the important things to him. What he misses (and his sister cites the lack of) is the ricochet of dialogue, playful banter and pointed retort. But all he needs are answers to key questions de signed for drawing out his girl, and getting to know her Always optimists we, let's put the best possible face on Vickrs c 1 o s e-mouthedness Let's assume she's one of those bright people who nev ertheless has difficulty with words. What sort f wife would she be? Well, certainly no non-stop talking machine, but rather the silent type who d let Marvin do all the talking. If that's what he'd like at home, he (and his sis ter) must accept the fact that his mate won't be much of a "mixer" at cocktail parties. Remember, Marvin, you can always get someone to talk to. But you can't always find a wife to offer what the prayer books call Silent Devotion. Mundt To Oppose Power Preference Washington -lUPD-Sen. Karl Mundt (R-S.D.) said he would oppose any move to give the Pacific Northwest regional preference on all electricity produced by the Bonneville Power Administration. He called a bill to do so 'bad legislation." He said if the measure were approved he would propose that federal power from Missouri river reservoirs be preserved for North Dakota. Mundt made his views known to Sen. Clinton P. An- j derson (D-N.M ), chairman of the interior committee which considering the Pacific Northwest preference bill. He noted that the Rural Electri fication Administration and the Federal Power Commis sion also were opposed to the bill. 4 (3 0ULY ONE PER60U it ti&i WA KILLED , HE WAS STKJZK a WHAT RIVEK 15 Eve? without a AN EWJIkcj f -Answer fomorc' 1-17 y .;' fii M'"- - E0KGE WE5TIMGH0DSE WAS ADVISED TO LEAVE COLLEGE BECAUSE OF . "lUADAPTABILITVy Af 19, HE WAS AWARDED A PATENT, THE FIRST Of 361 WHICH WOW HIM WOULD ACLAIM AMD . AN HONORARY DEGREE FROM THE 6AME. 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