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6 oo Mighty Mouse
8:30 Roy Rogers
4:34 American Newsstand
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8:03 Channel 3 Report
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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
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11:13 Tonight Show Johnny
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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.
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and MUSINGS
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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
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For Washington Post
Corvallis -HTl'- Dr. Harold
V. llnllands, professor of ag
ricultural economics at Ore
Ron Stale University, left
Wednesday for Washington,
DC, lo serve as a consultant
tor the 19114 government
wheat program.
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.
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