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B MONDAY, AUGUST 13. 1962 MEDFORD MAIL 1HIBUNE. MEDFOHD. OREGON RADIO PROGRAMS-MONDAY Frogrami Uitefi below art received (rum the radio fUtiuni and the Mail Trlbum an timet no reipomtblllty tHtin ui mm ihiubi as arc supplied. KYJC 1230 ko IKMED il44U Itc KWIN 1580 kr INewi iShupper INewi iWcather 4:0ft Lowell Thomat I Local Newt 4:15 Music I Road Show 4:30 News lAlcx Drier 4:45 Sports, Music jEmpham 3:00 CBS News News, Harvey I News 5:13 Pacific Power Nightlngalt i Sport News 5:30 News lNvs INewi 5:45 Sports. Music (Hank Weaver iWeatlier "V:00CBS News INews-Sports INews fi:15 Music lEmphasis iSporis 6:30 News Analysis Commentary IWcws 6:45 Sporti, Music iDinner Music IWeather 7:00 World Tonight INewi-Music INews 7:15 Music 7:30 Kennedy 7 45 Kennedy 8"00 CBS'News 8:15 Music 8:30 News 8 : 4 5 S p o r ts ,M u?j "fl :00 News 9:13 Muic 9:30 News. Music 0:45 Sports. Music Dinner Music Sports I world News News lEdw Morgan iWeather News. 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Music lChrist Music ISIgn Of I Concert Concert Jazz Scene 'Jazz Scene (News-Jazz i Scene (Anything (Goes 12:00 INews SlgnOfiTI News (Anything I Late Show Late Show ITJntifa V-inT KSHA 860 KC Sign on at 5:30 a.m.. sign off at 7:13 p m. Quality music programs all day with news and weather every hour on the half-hour. Small Worlds Around Us By LYNN M. W ATKINS (RcgiiU, and Tribune Syndicate 1962) A CUUrm Difficult Stp Forward for Grandpa Only because the well wa ter was too hard for washing and the rain barrel so unsight ly, grandmother became inter ested in one phase of conser vation; how to have sufficient soft water from one year's end to another. So she began putting the pressure on grandpa to dig a cistern . He resisted strenu ously but grandmother pre vailed. Digging a cistern was a considerable job. To be of any consequence the cistern had to be several feet deep and sev eral feet in diameter, other wise it wouldn't warrant the expense or hold enough rain water to last between rain spells. TELEVISION PROGRAMS The following TV broadcast log it printed as a free public service for the Mail Tribune's readers and TV viewers. Schedule changes are printed as provided by the TV stations and the Mail Tribune cannot accept responsibility for errors or omissions. KBES-TV (Channel 5) MONDAY 4:00 Higher Kducatlon and You 4:30 Uncle Bill 3:00 Magic Land 3:30 WiiitPr Cronklle News .V13 TV Weatherman 5:30 Channel 10 Report fi :!!() President Kennedy (i:30 Chevrnne 7 .an Real McCoys JMo Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour poo Mcnnrsey 0:30 I've Got a Secret 10:0077 Sunset Strip U:00 News Final 11:13 Sign Olf Tl'KSh A V 0:45 Copco Home Show 10:00 Love ot Lite I U::io Search tor Tomorrow 10 -45 GuidinR LiRht H:0n .lane Wyman II 30 As the World Turns 12:0O Password 12:30 House Party 1 :00 IllllKO 1:30 To Tell the Truth 1 54 CBS News 2.00 Secret Storm 2:30 Kilce of Night .1:00 .lohnnie Linn 3:30 Kaleidoscope 4 ::) Skv King 3 On Uncle Bill 5 '3D Quick Draw McOraw fi On Your TV Weatherman (i;()." Channel 3 Report fi.l.'i Waller Crnnktte News ii:30 Leave It To Beaver 7:0(1 FhnUtone 7 30 Dutne Gillis ft on Comedy Spot H.30 irhnbod and Me !t:00 Shelley Herman 10. On Naked Clly 11:00 News Final 11 Alt Sign Ofi KMED-TV (Channel 10) MOMIW 4 00 Komi Point 5 on Chi toon Carnival 5 43 Ihinllev-lli tnklev News ti on President Kennedy B-.ln Newsreel in i; 4. Spurts Ilichliahti (i .1ft Weather Special Too National Velvet 7 30 Pi ice Is Right (C ft no 07th Precinct A on Jdpan Kast is West in on Men Casey 1 1 :0n 1 1 o'Clock News 1 1 5 Tmilte (CI 12 00 News. Weather. Sign Olf 3:33 TV Weatherman 6:00 President Kennedy 6:30 Cheyenne 7:30 Law of the Plainsman 8:00 Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour 0:00 Ben Casey 10:00 ABC Final Report 10:15 Pete and Gladys ' K M) A Y :45 Copeo Home Show ;00 Tennessee Ernie Ford :30 Yours lor a Song :00 June Wyman HO As the World Turns :00 Password :30 House Party :i)0 Day in Court :30 Seven Kevs :00 Secret Storm :3o Ertue of Night ,flO American Handstand 30 American Newsstand 00 Film Feature ;tO Space AurcIs 33 Film Feature 00 AllC KveninR Report :I5 Country Style USA 30 Quirk Draw McGraw 00 t O'clock Heport :0 TV Weatherman 15 Walter Crnnktte News 30 Countrv Show :tlll Bachelor Father 30 New H-ced :30 Yours lor a Song 00 Alroa Premiere :00 ABC Final Heport :15 David Brinkley's Journal UK fi .V fi .V no !( 30- in no lo 30. 1 1 on ti 2:- 1 1 3o- 12 ?n 1 Ofl I 30 1 33. 2 no- 2 30- 3 no a 30 4 00- 3 no li 00 H 13 fi 30 7 30- P ro ll no. 1ft no lo 13 l? no- ill v Sikh On Morning Visit Price Is Rirht iCi -Concentration -Your First Impression iC -Truth or Consequences -Jan Murray Cl -iMiC News -I.nrellH Young -Young Dr Malone -Our Five Daughters -M;ke Room lor Daddy Here's Hollywood NBC News Queen tr a Dav Who Do You Trust? Theatre 10 Young World Fncal Point Cartoon Carnival Newsreet 10 -Huntley. Brmkley News l.nrhinie 'Ct Alfred Hitchcock Dick Powell Chios Hundred in o'clock News Tnnite Show (Ci News. Weather, Sign Olf KOTI-TV fChnnnel 2) M ON I) ' 4 00 Intj t,. 4 ' fi SMj.ce An. 3,- Town A Cnunii . 3 00 Dennis the Metisce .3 ;jo Walter Cronklle News 6 4luNu'i Oplomefric Group To Hear Director t)r. A. M. Skeflinslon, di rector of education for the Optomctric extension pro gram of Duncan, Okla.. will Hdtlress foir sessions of the Southern Oregon Optoinetric society Tuesday, Aug 21. The meeting will be held at the Rogue Valley Country club, beginning at 9:30 a m. The forum is Jointly sponsor ed by the local society and the Oregon Optonietrlc asso ciation. The meetings will prepare local optometrists for the usual fall flood of school bound children with visual problems. Special topics cov ered will be myopic child pa tients, visual training for re tarded readers, and lens ap plication to the Juvenile. Dr Skeffington will also discuss vision problems of the senior citizen, and report on recent biochemical and bio physical research. On Aug 19 and 20 he will speak in Port land DECISION SWITCHED Jerusalem, Israel -- Wl' -Premier David Ben-Gunon's government Sunday reversed an earlier decision and recom mended that Israel partici pate in the New York World's Fair in 1984. The earlier re fusal had been based on economy. Greenbell Law On Committee Agenda Salem - Property assess ments and zoning problems caused by the tax exempting provisions of the green belt law will be emphasized in a multi-subject agenda to be considered by the agricultural interim committee at its Aug. 17 meeting in Newport. Lincoln County Representa tive Tom McClellan will pre side at the hearing which will begin at 9 a.m., at the Lincoln county courthouse. Other sub jects on which testimony will be taken include tax reap praisal procedures, setting up of fiscal controls for commo d i t y commissions, enabling legislation for bargain i n g agencies, state marketing or ders and interstate marketing compacts, proposals for state inspection of poultry and food processing operations develop ed at Oregon State university. 107 Log Truck Operators Given Haul Permission Salem-IUPD - One hundred seven log truck operators have been granted permission to haul as a result of hear ings held since April accord ing to the public utility com mission's office. As a result of a law passed by the 1961 legislature truck ers who were not in operation between Feb. 1, 1960 and Feb. 1, 1961 are forced to go through a hearings procedure before they can operate. The PUC granted 2,376 per mits under the "grandfather clause" to truckers who were In operations within the speci fied dates. 13 Permits Danied So far 13 truckers have been denied permission to op erate after hearings and 10 cases were dismissed. A total of 235 truckers have sought permission to operate under the hearings procedure Protests have been filed against every applicant for hauling rights who has gone through the hearing proced ure but in most cases the pro- testants have not brought in evidence that granting the ap plication would result in im pairment of a particular op eration. The law was designed to reduce the surplus of haulers in the state, to prevent truck ers from moving around the state and to keep out-of-state haulers out during the lew good logging months. Applegate Boy Attends Convention Dave Pittock, route 1, box 41, Applegate, is one of 1,000 ri'ral youths who took part in the thirty-fourth annual session of Ihe American In stitute of Cooperation at Ohl State university. The purpose of the institute is to help co-ops recognize and adjust to the inevitable changes in farm business to come about in the next 25 years. The yo-ing people met with adult co-op leaders and also took part in special youth sessions that ran con currently during the meeting. The hole had to be dug close to the kitchen where the downspout from the roof would funnel in the water, and close enough so that the kitchen pump could pull the water up and into the kitchen sink. After the hole was dug, the inner wall had to be plas tered. If the cistern leaked. the family would be better off with the rain-barrel. Part of grandfather's resis tance was the memory of the time he had helped a neigh bor clean out his cistern. It had taken all day, and both men were wet, tired and muddy. First they pumped all the water out of the cis tern. Then, removing the wooden cover, they looked down into the murky depths. There was a foot or more of black liquid at the bottom. where the pump intake pipe didn't reach. Grandpa crawl ed down there and his friend let down a pail on the end of a rope. Grandpa dipped up a pailful of water, jerked on the rope and his friend pull ed it up, carried it into the garden and emptied it. Black and Smelly The bottom foot or more of water in the cistern was more ink-like than water. It was black, smelly and about the consistency of today's motor oil. It was a rich solution, this water at the bottom, dead frogs, tadpoles, occasionally a snake's skeleton was present, along with rotting leaves, twigs and thick, foul smelling mud. For three days after grand pa finished the cleaning job, he didn't eat. Once the water was dipped out, the walls were sloshed down with pails of clean wa ter which later was also dip ped up and thrown away. Then the cistern was checked for leaks. If the cistern had been established for a consid erable time, there were apt to be holes. That's why grandpa felt it was easier to tip over a rain barrel than to clean a cistern, but grandma persisted and his arguments were as water down the drain. He lost the argument and grandma gain ed a soft-water storage reser voir. All she had to do was work the handle on the pitcher pump, and there she had a supply of soft rain water, civ ilization was advanced tne length of the handle. Strange As It Seems elsie mx Ht I06f cuvse JEFFEWOM'S ORIGINAL COPY Of THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE C0WTAIMED A CLAUSE DENOUNCING SLAvElT AND SLAVE TRADE WHICH WAS OMITTEO , FE0M THE LATE2 COty ' HAD IT RIMMO, IT COULD HAVE PREVENTED TnZ CIVIL WAf? 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