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2 D THURSDAY. JANUARY 3. 1S63 MEDrOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MtDFOHU, OREGON RADIO PROGRAMS THURSDAY iogrunt luud btlow ere nolnl from the radio lUtlom and lit Mall Trlbuna auumn no responsibility egcepi mi bmh cnangas aa ara supplied KYJC KMED IKWIN KBOY AM IKBOY FMTKDOV KRVC I3)ika I mo lie mo ko inouc !. mc moo kc nsikc 4:00 CBS News I Local Newa INews IHeadlinea IWeather INews IChildrens Hr. 4:15 Pat McCoy Road Show IShopper Iswlua Thlni ISwing Thing Bill Lively Chlldrant Hr. 4 :30 Sidelights IA!ex Drier INewihnei Newa. Swing INewi INews INews 4:45 Sports-McCoy Emphasis IWeather Sun oft 'Swing Thing SignOtf Sign Oil 5:00 Lowell Thomas INews-Harvey INewa IWeather 5:15 Pat McCoy INighttngala ISporU News lEdltorlal 5:30 News-McCoy (News INewslines 'Sports 5:43 Sportt-McCoy 'Hank WeaverlWeather Iswlng Thing . 8:00 CBS News INews-Sporti INewi I IWeather I 8:15 Music lEmphasis Sports Cousin 6:30 Johnnie Linn IM. Beatty iNewslines INewi 6:45 Johnnie Linn lEdw. 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I I HIIIIAV R 00 Captain Kangal'uo 9 00 Calendar 0 .10 1 Love Lucy 10 00 Real McCoys 10 30 Pcle and Gladys 11:00 Love ol Lite 11 25 CBS News 11:30 Search tor Tomorrow 11:43 Guiding Light 12 oo College ot The Air la 30 As the World Turns 1 :00 Password 1 :30 Houseparty 2 do To Tell the Truth 3 24 CBS News 3 30 Jane Wyman 3 0(1 Secret Storm 3 30 Edge ot Ntcht 4 00 Johnnie Ltim 4 30 Discovery 'a 4 34 American Newsstand 5 00 Uncle Hill 5 30 Hucklrherry Hound ft 00 Your TV Weathermen 6 03 Channel 3 lie port n 13 Walter Cronkile News b 30 Story Ot 7 00 Leave It to Ileaver 7 30 llawhlde II 30 Itoula nil fi 30 I'm llickeiu, Mr s 1'enster In no Alfred Hlti lK'nck 1100 ABC News tinsl 11 10 Local News Clnal 1 1 15 Stage 3 U 43 Sign OK KMED-TV (Channel 10) Thunday 4 oo Ken-si Point 4 .(0 Popeye Theatra 5 00 Kury S 30 Laurel and Hardy 5 Weather Window 6 00 Newnreel 10 6 10 Hanlin Sports 8 1 5 Hunt If -Brink ley News 30 Feature Profile 6 3.V Hanhn Sports Special 7 00 Touchdoun "Hil 7 .10 Widr Country 8 30 Di Kllflara ft .in Hrl in 10()( Andy Wllllsmi (CI 1 1 Oil New 11 15 Tonisht Show Johnny Carson u-i 1 00 New. We. i her Sirn OK TELEVISION PROGRAMS The Tollowlnj, TV broadcast tog li printed at a public service lor the Mail Tribune'i readers and TV viewers. Schedule changes are printed it provided by th TV stations and ht Mail Tribune cannot accept responsibility for errors or omissions. KBZS-TV (Channel 5) THURSDAY 4:00 Johnnie Linn 4 :30 Discovery 62 6 oo Mighty Mouse 8:30 Roy Rogers 4:34 American Newsstand 6:00 Your TV Weatherman 8:03 Channel 3 Report 15 Walter Cronkite News 8:30 Sports Roundup 7:00 Rifleman 7:30 Mr. Ed 8:00 Ptrry Mason 9)0 Twilight Zone 10 00 Alcoa Premier 10:30 M Squad 11:00 ABC News final 11:10 Top Star Bowling 13 10 Sign OH 1:00 Loretta Young 1:30 Young Dr. Malone 3:00 Make Room for Daddy 2:30 Here's Hollywood 3:00 Queen For A Day 3:30 Who Do You Trust? 4:00 Focal Point 4:30 Popeye Theatre 4:50 International showtime 3:33 Weather Window 8:00 Newsrecl 10 6:13 Huntley-Brlnkley News 6:30 '02 In Review 7:00 King ot Diamonds 7:30 Gallant Men lei 8 30 Mitch Miller ICI 8:30 Don't Call Ma Charlie 10:00 Jack Paar (cl 00 News 10 11:13 Tonight Show Johnny Carson lei 1 00 News. Weather. Sign Oil CP Elementary School Students In the Central Point Elementary school rec ently elected room officers for the next nine weeks period in Mrs. Lois Sullivan's room 4-1. Roger Adams is president; Cheryl Miller, vice president; Carol Anderson, secretary and treasurer; Cindy G o r d e n, room representative, Me Lanie Burrough, room reporter. In Hoom 4-2, where Mrs. Olive Manlcy is teacher, of ficers are Stephen Turner, president, Vlcki Coy, vice president; David Haines, sec retary; Bobby Black, room representative, and Tim Bed ingfield, news reporter. In Room 4-3, taught by Mrs. Lois Webb, new officers are Judy Thomas, president; Pa mela Warne, vice president; Bonnie Murray, secretary; Helen White, treasurer; Carol Miller, room representative, and Suzanne Pottruff, class reporter. Room 4-4, taught by Mrs. Marguerite Black, elected Laura Perdue, president; Bar. bara Roberts, vice president: Katie Ounlap, secretary, and Kathy Higgins, treasurer. Room 5-1, whose teacher Is Wesley Claffin, Debby Tay lor is president; James Fleis cher, vice president; Joanne KuonI, secretary; Cindy Rey erson, room reporter, and Dwight Christie, room repre sentative. Room 5-2, whose teacher Is Mrs. Laura Patterson, elected Corrine Florrey, president; Jane Ayres, vice president and Dorothy Head, secretary. Room 5-4, taught by Mrs. Audree Beman, elected Barry Zander, president; Beverly Skaggs, secretary; John Vil arino and Deby Alberton. line leaders; Kathy Hcrndon,' plantkeeper; Debbie Albert son and Linda Christie, house keepers; John Valarino, mes senger; Steve Myrick and Georgcna Hatfield, ball moni tors, and Rita Bruder, and Leo Mclvor, in charge of boards. Room 8-2, teacher Mrs. Lil lian Grace Brownlee, elected Mike Squire, president; Mike DeArmond, vice president; Richard Hajeck, secretary. Lance Richardson, sergeant at arms, and Judy Wheeler, room reported. Room 6-6, teacher, Frank Grimm, cleclcd Dean Tcets, president; Frank Wheeler, vice president; Louclla Thorn, secretary and treasurer; Terry Haines, room representative, and Verna Rempert, room re porter. Room special education, taught by Mr. Wilkes, elected Charles Raines, - president; John Wilson, treasurer, and David Mosley, secretary. Students in this special class have been doing odd jobs around the school to provide work experience for the class members. Everett Rhymer has been helping out in the cafe teria. John Wilson has been taking care of the little gym. Kerry Dalbec and Tommy Raines have agreed to clean the little gym at noon. TRIAL DATE SET Los Angeles -(DPI)- Dennis Crosby, son of crooner Bing Crosby, was ordered Wednes day to appear for trial on charges of drunken driving Jan, 16. Crosby, 28, was ar rested Dec. 27. Police said they observed his car weaving through traffic, and that he failed a sobriety test. MOOO-OS and MUSINGS Strange As It Seems By elsie hix E AR BOTH V, , i ytP S0GHE FJORD, JWCKOSconiy v ggA mTQ jle M05f VALUABLE T pm j CROSSWORD PUZZLE "' v.si.'e.ys -w. A g EW'- c A 5 E 1. A V r A tMS STB H If you're of a mind, you may enter a national "Do - it - yourself - with wool" contest. - We suppose that if you are a real live sheep try ing to sneak inlo the contest with a wool coat, you'll be disqualified. Little Daisy $$j KOTI-TV (Channel 2) Tin nsn ay 4.0U Ann? rim n Bandit a net 4:30 Dlicovery 'A3 4 34 AmericBn Newnstitnti 3.00 Uncle Bill ft 30 Hullwlnkle fl;00 TV Weatherman 6:03 Farm Market 0:10 Stock Market 6. : 15 ABC Eventnf Report 11:30 Newa Summary (MS Scottlea Sportl 7:00 Deputy 7.30 Oi nt & Harriet 8 00 Sory Or 8:30 Leave it to Beaver B 00 My Three Sohi 8 30 McHale u Navy 10:00 Premiere 11:00 ABC Newa Mini 11:13 Top Star Bowling Htl DAY 10.00 Collfie of Hit Air 10:30 Queen (or a Day 11:00 Jane Wyman 11:30 Youra for a Son 12 00 Tenneise Ernl Knt rl 12 30 Ai the World Turim 1 00 Father Knowl Rent 1 30 House Party 2 00 Day In Court a 30 Seven Key 3.00 Srcret Storm 3 30 Edjift of NtRht 4 00 American PmidiMnrt 4 3o Dlicovery 3 4 34 American Neuatand fl 00 Ore Cal rmornma 3 30 Huckleberry Hound 0 00 TV Weatherman 805 Farm Market O 10 Stock Market IS ABC Evening; Report '.1:30 Newt Summary 0 45 Scottlen' SporU 7 0O Mr Smith lioet to Nthmiion 7 30 Valiant Wan 8 .Kt Kltnuionei p oo I in i)i. krm-Hf i Y'eniter 0 30 77 Sunset Strip 1(1 .10 l lnvd Hrl1fte 1 1 .0(1 ABO Final Report 11 13 Showtime on "2" Lane County Jury Conducts Inquest KiiRcne rUPtt A Lane coun ty jury Wednesday began an inquest into the death of former television executive Donald A. McDonald. McDonald was found dead Nov. 10 in his car, which was parked in the garage of house he once occupied. Death was attributed to carbon mon oxide and poisoning. Lane County Medical Ex aminor Harold Lyman ruled the death a suicide, but citv police officials said it was accidental. McDonald was a former manager and principal owner of Eugene television station KEZI. 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Agriculture Secretary Or ville Freeman currently is drawing up the program. Hol lands was one of live agri cultural economists chosen front colleges and universities in the nation to serve as consultants. Redmond Cooperative To Receive RE A Loan Washington -ilTI'-Tlie Rural Electrification Administration Wednesday approved a $315, OOll loan for the Central Elec tric Cooperative at Redmond. S'rtitay f .Y Sign On. Morntnr Vmt in hu The Pru-F U Right irt 1 1) :m Cnncf nt ra lltn 1l:nn Ynur Kirst linprfMinn tc) II 30 Truth nr Cnnscqurnt-rs IJtio Mer Crlldn lei WALT'S TV t RADIO SIRVICI "Oldtst Shop In So. Oregon" 2300 So. Stags ltd. 772-2269 Servjno Medtord and Vicinity Calls Monday Thru Thursday I A M. t 6 I M Friday I A.M. I 4 P.M. 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