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4 B WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 31. 1962 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON RADIO PROGRAM S-WEDNESDAY Programs lilted below KYJC 1230 Ite art received from the radio itatloni and except to make chaiigrB as ar the Mail Tribune iiiumei ao reiponAimlity supplied KMED 11440 kc 4:00 CBS Newi 4:15 Pal McCoy 4:30 Sidelight! 4:45 Spurti-Muxlc 5:00 Lowell Thomas 5:15 Powerland 5:30 Newi 5:45 Sport! "eToo cbs New fl:15 Music 6:30 NewB-Muiic 6:45 Sporti-Mmic 7 00 CBS New 7:15 Sportf 7:30 News Analysil 7:45 Sports-Musi c "8:00 World Tonight 8:15 Music 8:30 Newi-Muslc 8:45 Sporti-MuHlc 9:00 CHS Newi 8:15 Music 9 :30 News-Mimfc 9:45 Sporta-Muiin Tb'OONewe 10:15 Music 10:30 News-Music 10j4 5 S porta- Mueic 1 1 :00 Sign off 11:15 11:30 11:45 12:00 iKWIN 1580 kc ! Local News INews Road Show 'Shopper lAlex Drier News Emphasis IWeather KBOY AM 1730 kc INewi-HarveylNews iNlghUnRalB iSport Newt (Headlines iNews I Hank Weaver IWeather TNews-SportJ iNews lEmnhaMs USportg (M.Bealty (News Edw. 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Sams Valley School Sams Valley Three new students entered Sams Valley Elementary school last week bringing enrollment to 99, according to Charles Flint Jr., principal, The new pupils are Sam Lupini. a second grader in Mrs. R u d e 1 1 a Andersen's classroom, Dena Lupini, a third grader in Mrs. Althea Burreson's classroom, and Paula Lupini in the fourth grade classroom of Mrs. Zada Acker. Sam and Dena trans ferred from Jewett Elemen tary school and Paul from Central Point Elementary school In district 6. A successful fire drill was held at the school recently with the building being emptied in less than one mi nute. The principal reported surprise drills will be held at least once a month. tive; and Carrie Greene, freshman representative. The next PTSA meeting will be held Jan. 28, at 8 p.m. The International Relations club elected members Wednes day, Oct. 24. The new presi dent is Carol Foote. Assisting Carol are Carol Straus, vice president, and Marvelle Lich tenstein, secretary. The club's first matter of business is collecting 50 cents from all new members. Help ing and advising the club is Robert Bayley, American his tory teacher. JUDGE APPOINTED Salem - IUPD - Gov. Mark Hatfield has appointed Ar thur W. Knox, Brookings real tor, as Curry county judge to succeed the late Fernley W. Long. Teachers and pupils have decorated classrooms in keep ing with the fall colors. Plans are under way for the annual Halloween costume parade and room parties at the school. Room mothers for the 1962-63 school year are Mrs. Richard Currier, first and second grades; Mrs. Dal ton Straus, third grade; Mrs. James Neal, fourth grade; Mrs. Richard Hansen, fifth grade; and Mrs. Robert Cron khite, sixth grade. i TELEVISION PROGRAMS Tha following TV broadcail log It printed a lioo public ifvlca for tha Mail Tribuno'a raadcrt and TV viewon. Schedule changes are printed as provided by the TV station and tha Mail Tribune cannot accept tespontibl,iti oi errors e uuimi. 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American Newsstand 4 on Pulillc Servlee Features 4-H News Bowl Weavers The Bowl Weavers 411 club meeting was hold at the home of Mis. Arnold Paradis, Oct. 27. The mcetinc was called to nrrirr liv Mrs. Par;iriis nnH up elected officers. They were llrnbrn I' r ti 1 1 1 , president; Mary Paradis, vice president; Susan Marcisz, secretary, and Cheryl Wioskamp, reporter. We talked about our 4-H books. The mertintf. was ad journed and refreshments served. Aflrr the meeting Mnrita Hiililer, Mary Paradis, Kathy Ward and Cheryl Wies kamp made cookies for lite Halloween parly which will be held for the St. Mary's school sixth grade. Cheryl Wieskamp, Reporter, Crater High School By Karen Griggj Wearing skirts, sweaters, and sports clothes, older edi tions of the students of Crater High school attended school Monday, Oct. 22. These people were the parents of the stu dents and the event was the first Parent-Teacher-Student association meeting of the year. A general meeting was held in the multi-purpose room and then the parents followed their youngsters' schedules to the ten minute classes. A con fused group of people they were trying to find their way around Crater, but they had no trouble in finding the cafe torium where refreshments were being served. The officers of PTSA for the coming school year are: Mrs. Frank Armstrong, presi dent; Mrs. E. L. Frederick, vice president; Mrs. Oeane Roberts, vice president; Mrs. Paul Thompson, secretary: James Tacchini, treasurer; Joe McCalvy, senior repre sentative; Linda Merz, Junior representative; Karen Mus- haney, sophomore representa-1 M00-0-0S and MUSINGS The question, "Where would we be today if they hadn't built the rail road through here?" raises still another inter esting question. Where are we? Little Daisy WALT'S TvSEv,Acr "Oldest Shop in So. Oregon" 2300 So. Stage Rd. 772-2269 Serving Medford and Vicinity Calls Monday Thru Thursday 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. Friday 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. 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