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12 A TUESDAY, AUGUST H, 1962 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON RADIO PROGRAMS TUESDAY Programs lUtcd below art received from Ute radio lUtlum ai d the Mail Tribune tuumti do reiponilbllity except 10 miKicnanitiii are supplied iKMED JC 13U he IH40 kc jKWIN isto kc KBOYAM IKBOYFM jKDOV INewi I Shopper I New I Weather 4 00 Lowell Thomas -Local Newt 4 15 Music I Road Show 4:30 Newa !Alex Drier 4:45 Sport. Aluiic lEmphaitt 0:00 CBS Newi tNewi'Harvey INewi 8:15 Music INightlngalo ISporU News 5:30 News jHeadllnca INewa 3:45 S porta. Music (Hank Weaver I Weather "o.OO CBS News iNewi-Sports INews 6:15 Music IEmphais 'Sports 6:30 Analysis IDinner Music INews 6:45 Sports. Music iDinner Music IWeathf r 7:00 World Tonight . 7:15 Music 7:30 News 7:45Sporta, Mu.c "8:00 CBS News 8:15 Music 8:30 News. 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IHdlines.-Wea. bwlng lhing IContrasts News INews Swing Thing IConlrasts IWeather IWenther' Editorial Editorial Sports-Swing ISports JSwing ThfngISerenao IWea.-Swtng IWeather ISwing Thing ISerenade INews .Serenade Swing Thinirl Serenade "Wea .-Swing; News ISwing IRelaxation News IRelaxation ISign Off 'Relaxation "l lEditorial J IRelaxation I (Concert I I Concert INews IMusic 'Music Christ. Music (Gospel Music IGospel Music JRequest Pro. (Request Pro. IRcquests I Requests Christ. Music Quiet Time Small Worlds Around Us By LYNN M. W ATKINS (Reiitt and Tribune Syndicate 1962) Strange As It Seems v hix Cuckoo, One Kaw Kw, Signal! Coming of Rain Very few of the neighbors knew what manner of crea ture made the call. None had seen it; only the harsh voice was coming from the forest, and very often just before a storm in those days the people were apprehensive of all things they coudn't see or didn't understand. The strange voice from the forest that repeated over and over the harsh "cow-uh, cow-uh, cow-uh" was heavy with the mysterious and the unknown. oecause the call came mon. often on cloudy days or just before a rain storm, it became a rain omen. When the mourn ful cry came from the sur rounding forest, the housewife hurried to close the windows and fill the woodbox with dry wood, preparing for a rainy spell. One day the owner of the voice was located - a slender, gray bird with a long tail and short, rounded wings and a black bill. The discoverer no ticed, too, that the bird flew with a quick, gliding flight. Perhaps he was the one that named the bird "kaw kaw," MlUk' INews-Hymn IRoad Report IMusic IMusic Sign Oil ICIassic ICIasiilc Christ. Music I Christ. Music IChrlst. Music IStorles IRadio Kids JRadto Kids I Bitot Heaven Music Old Hymns INeWk "IChrlst. Music Christ. Music Christ. Music IChrist. Music IChristrMusic" IChrlst. Music IChrlst. Music ISign Off I INews Nichtheat Nlghthent jNlBhthcat "IGood News INIshtheat Nighthcut INIghtbeat "INews IDevotlun Sign Off I Concert Concert Jazz Scene Jazz Scene News Jazz Scent Anything Anything News Anything Lale Show Late Show ITill 8:110 a.m. KSHA 860 KC Sign on at 3:30 a.m., sign off at 7:15 p.m. Quality music programs all day with newa and weather every hour on the half-hour I TELEVISION PROGRAMS Tha following TV broadcast log It printed as a fret public tetvics for the Mail Tribune's readers and TV viewers. Schedule changes ar printed at 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 3 30 Quick Draw McGraw A on Your TV Weatherman 6 03 Cnanne) 9 Report 6:13 Walter Cronkite News 8:30 Leave It to Beaver 1 ort Flintatonrs 7 30 Dohie Cillu R (10 Comedy Spot B 30 Ichnhod and Me 9 no Shrllitv Herman 10.00 -Naked Cltv II 00 News Final 11 13 Sign Oil Wrdnrftday: 9:54 CBS News 10 00 Love ol Ltle 10 30 Search for Tomorrow 10 15 Cutding LI fl hi 1 1 00 Jane Wymnn 11 30 An the World Turns 2 ml I'hukwihkI 12 30 HmiM! Party 1 00- Bingo 1 30 To 'Irll the Truth 1 54 CnS News 2 00 Secret Storm 2 30 Klt:e ot Night 3 no Johnnie Linn 3 30 Matinee "Thrill a Romance" 500 Uncle Hill 3 30 Yom Bi'.ir fl niVniir TV Weatherman fi 05 Clumnc) 3 Hrpm I fi 13 Waller Cronkite News 0 30 Hrnchcomlier 7 1)1) My Three Sons 7 3i Checkmate ft 30 Otck Van Dvke ft 00 Armstrong Circle Theatre 10 00 K.ithtT Knuwi Bcbt 10 30 TBA 1 1 oo News Final 11 13 Sign Olf KMED-TV (Channel 10) it tsn y 4 on Focal Point 3 on Cartoon Carnival 6 00 Nr unreel 10 fl 13 Huntlcy-Hi inkley News K 30 Laramie (Ci 7 30 Alfred Hitchcock ft 00 fjick Powell q oo Coin's Hundred 10 00 10 o'clock News 10 13 Tonite Show iCi 12 00 Ni-ws. Weather. Sign Off Wrdnedjiv H 55 Sign On Morning Visit fi 00 Pi Ice I ft Richt iCt 9 30 Conrentraimn 10 oi) First ImpreRhions 10 30 Truth Or Consequences 10 33 N HC Newt 1100 ,'nn Murray (Ci 11 25 N11C News 1 1 3n l.oretta Young 12 oo Young Or Malnne 12 30 Otir Five Daughtem I 00 Make Hcom lor O.iddy 1 30-llrrei Hollywood 1 33 N IlC News 2 no Queen fur a Tlav 2 10 Who Do You Trutt? 3 on Theatre 10 3 -.to Young W orld 4 no Focal Point 3 on Cartoon Carnival fi nti New!reel 10 fl 15 Huntley-Hrtiiklev News b 30 P.erce Commentary ft 45 Spoils Hiphhchti A 30 wjther Special 7 00 Pipcorri 7 30 The Hetwl g on Kraft Mwterv Theatre BOO Plav Your Hunch (Ci ! ,ni David Knnklev Journal (C) in no io O Clock News 10 13 Tonite iCt 12 00 News, Weather, ign Off KOTI-TV (Channel 2) Tuesday: 4:00 Film Feature 4:30 Space Angels 5 00 ABC Evening Report 3:13 Country Style U S A. 3:30 Quick Diuw McGraw 6:00 fi o'Clock Report (1:10 TV Weatherman 6:13 Walter Cmnxlte News B:3o Country Show 7 on Bachelor Father 7 30 New Breed fl .to Yours for u Song 0 00 Alcoa Premier 10:00 ABC Final Report 10:13 Brlrkley's Journal Jury Finds Bonbon Guilty of Charge Dunsmuir, Calif. Bonbon, pel of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Arittms. Dunsmuir, has been named Ruilly of invad ing the privacy and dnmudlng Boots, pet of next door neigh bors Mr. and Mrs. Jay Smith. The verdict was returned by a jury on violation of the dog ordinance which states a dog must be fenced or on a leash at all times. Boots was tethered in the Smith's back yard. Bonbon trespassed and committed the damaging act. Adams paid a fine of $26 25, and was also given a 10-day suspended Jail sentence. Wednehday: lo:oo Tennessee Ernie Ford 10:30 Yours for a Song 1100 Jane Wyman 11:30 As the World Turns 12:00 Password 12:30 House Partv 1:00 Day in Court 1 :30 Seven Kevs 2:00 Secret Storm 2 30 Edge of Night 3 :00 American Bandstand 3:30 American Newsstand 4 00 Film Feature 4:30 Space Angels 3:00 AHC Evening Report 3:13 Airman's World 9 -.10 Yogi Bear B OO Six O'clock Report 8:10 TV Weatherman 6:13 Walter Cronkite News 30 11 Smith News Analysis 7:00 Focus on America 7:30 Top Cat fl 00 Hawaiian Eys n 00 Nuked City 10:00 ABC News Final National Council Official To Visit A senior consultant of the National Safety council from Chicago, 111., is scheduled to meet Thursday, Aug. 16, with members of the Medford Safe ty council to discuss Medford's home safety inventory pro gram, according to Clyde Fichtner, chairman of the Medford Safety council. Doris E. Mersdorf, senior consultant in the home depart ment of the National Safety council, will spend the day with local council members and representatives from the city health, fire and building departments. They will discuss the Home Inventory program, a "tool" designed to assist communi ties in evaluating their cur rent home safety program- m i n g efforts and to assist them in developing more ef fective programs for the fu ture, Fichtner said. The inventory Is sponsored every two years by the Home department of the National Safety council under the guid ance and direction of the Home Conference's Inventory committee, Fichtner added. probably from the peculiar call. But considering the bird does look something like a dove and if so often heard before a rain, he renamed it the "rain dove." Today we know this bird as the cuckoo, of which at least two varieties inhabit most of the United States - the yellow-billed and the black-billed. The yellow-biled cuckoo la found abundantly in the South, while more of the black-billed cuckoos frequent the northern states. Distinguishing Features The long tail of the yellow billed cuckoo has a black edg ing on the outer tail feathers. And sure enough, its northern cousin has the lower mandible of the bill a jet black. Most of the cuckoo's habits have now been observed and recorded, enough in fact to discredit the supposition that this graceful, shy bird is a bird "of mystery." In fact It is a bird of considerable value, as one of its favorite foods is tent caterpillars. In areas where the cuckoo is In good supply there is little damage to trees due to tent caterpillars. We have to admit there is some sense to the "rain busi ness," so much so in fact that "rain-crow" has become a common name for this bird, and it still is listened to and obeyed when it calls for rain. It may be discouraging to some to know that this cuckoo does not sound at all like the funny little object that pops out of a clock and yells "cuckoo, cuckoo." Subscribers To report Improper or non delivery of the Mail Tribune in Medford. phone 772-6141; Ash land call at 1224 Iowa St.. or phone 462-3002; Montague and Vreka. phone GLobe 9-3171. be fore 6:45 pjn. aaily and 10:30 a.m Sunday. If regular delivery arrives shortly after you call please notify office, thus eliminating special messenger service. NOW AVAILABLE PHEASANT FRYERS 2i lbs. to 4 lbs. Discounts to Comm. Accounts ROGUE RIVER GAME FARM Phono JU 2-3574 POOR MAN'S AA tii HOME Simply Call Oil I I C 777-88?i VHVUM PRESCRIPTIONS! Day or Nighf TTC -v ssllwIllsllllW For quick, eonven ient service, uta our "Wslk-Up" window at the Grip st. entrance. Free Delivery anywhere in Jackson County! At Weit Main your prescription is filled "UP to a standard NOT down to s price." II Your Charge Account Invited West Main Pharmacy 135 W. 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