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TUESDAY. JANUARY t. 1963
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON
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Actor Clifton Webb
Undergoes Surgery
Houston, Tex. (UPU- Doctors
who operated on movie actor
Clifton Webb, 69, Monday
said the lurgcry was a suc
cess. Webb underwent the two
hour operation to correct an
abdominal aneursym, which
Is a blister or unnatural en
largement at a weak spot on
a blood vessel.
Doctors graded a length
of dacron into a damaged
artery. If uncorrected, the
weak spot on the blood vessel
could rupture and cause
death.
Webb will be hospitalized
for at least two weeks.
KSHA
860 KC
Sign on at 7:43 am., sign
off al 5 pin. Quality
music programs all day
with news and weather
every hour on the half-hour
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KBES-TV (Channel 5)
Tuesday
4:00 Johnnie Linn
4:30 Discovery 'fl3
4:54 American Newsstand
3:00 Sky King
,V30 Quick Draw McGraw
6:00 Your TV Weatherman
11:0.1 Channel S Report
6:1.1 Waller Cronklta News
1130 Deputy
7:00 Country Show
7:30 Marshall Dillon
8:00 Lloyd Bridges
8:30 Red Skelton
0:30 Jack Benny
10:00 Garry Moore
11:00 ABC News Final
11:15 Stgn Off
Wrdnritday:
6 (H) Captain Kangaroo
0:00 Calendar
(1:30 I Love Lucy
10:00 The McCovs
10:30 Pete and CJladys
11 :00 Love ot Lila
11:24 CS News
1 1 .30 Scach For Tomorrow
11 4.1 Guiding Light
12 oo College of the Air
12 30 As the World Tumi
I . 00 Password
1:30 House Party
2 mi To Tell ihe Truth
2 2.1 CBS News
2 so Jane Wvman
3 00 Secret Storm
3 30 Kdge of Night
4 tK Johnnie Linn
4 30 Discovery '63
4 .14 American Newsstand
A (Hi Uncle Bill
3 30 Yogi Bear
fl 00 TV Weatherman
H .0,1 Channel 5 Report
fl 13 Walter Crunkite Newi
H 30 Itlllhllllri
7fliv Orie and Harriet
7:30 Wagon Train
R 30 (tiing Mv Wav
0:30 l'i'k Van Dkt
10-OtV Naked City
It oit ABC News Final
II. 15 Sign Oil
11:13 Tonlie Show Johnny
Canon Id
1:00 News. Weather. Sign Olf
KOTI-TV (Channel 2)
Tuesday:
4:00 American Bandstand
4:30 Discovery H3
4:34 American Newsttland
5:03 Tech Talks
5:00 Chaplain'! Corner
3:30 Quick Draw Mctiraw
5:03 Farm Market
8.00 TV Weatherman
fi: 10 Stock Market
8:13 ABC Evening Ttcpnrt
8:30 News Summary
8 43 TBA
7:00 Bnnkley'a Journal
7:30 Combat
8 30 Hawaiian F.ve
0 30 Untouchatlcs
10 30 Rrll A H(i well Clnseup
11 00 ABC Final Report
(1.43 Sporlsman
7:lHt Hiicl
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fl::tn Cuing My Wy
0.30 Our Man Higgina
10:0(1 Naked City
11:00 A I1C Final Report
11:13 Sign Olf
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10 00 College or the Air
10 30 Queen lor a l.iy
11.00 Jane Wyman Prcsenls
1 ;30 Yours for a Song
12:00 Tennessee Ernie Ford
12 30 As Ihe World Turns
1 no Father Knows Bent
1 30 llnme Party
2:00 Day In Court
2:30 Seven Kc
3 00 Secret Storm
3 .10 Edge of NiEhl
4:00 A merit n Ilnndsland
4 30 Discovery H3
4 33 American Newsstand
.1 on t'hnpliiln'ji Corner
3 0.1 Fund-O-ltama
3 ;io Yoyt Rear
no TV Weather
8.03 Farm Market
8 10 Stork Market
rt 13 ARC Evening Report
8 30 News Summary
SEARCH FOR COMFORT
Molun, France (UPli- Andre
Prunier, 29, was arrested
Monday nijint after breaking
into four empty vacation
homes seeking a bed to bis
liklnn. police said. He was cap
lured while preparing a hot
water bottle in the kitchen of
the fourth house.
HAVE THE ANSWER
Stafford, England - UTtl -Piiv
officials said tndav local
school children have suggested
the best way to prevent young
people from smoking would
be to sell cigarettes only in
expensive packs of 50 smokes.
WALT'S
TV fc RADIO
SERVICE
"Oldcil Shop in So. Oregon"
2300 So. Suqe Rd. 772-2269
Serving Mcdrord jnd Vicinity
Calls Monday Thru Thursday
8 A.M. to 6 P.M.
Friday 8 A.M. to 4 P.M.
KMED-TV (Channel 10)
TITMI IV
4 no Focal Point
4 30 Popc.ve Theatre
3 00 I-oonrv Tunci
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10 3(fhei Muntlry
11 00 Nrwi
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10 30 Concentration
11 00 Your Firt Inipreion (Cl
11 3c) Truth or Comequrncei
1 1 VVNBC Newi
12 00 Merv C.rtdm tCi
12 S3 NHC Attermton Report
1 00 1-oretla Young
1 30 Young Or Malnne
2 00 Match Cimr
3 30 Here Hollywood
2 33 NHC Newa
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4 ih Focal I'oint
4 30 Pttpevr Theatre
3 00 Rulf A Rcddy
3 30 Our (ianc Comedy
3 33 Weather Window
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B 13 Huntley -Rrinkley Newi
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7 30 i"he Virginian tri
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PRESCRIPTIONS!
Day or
Night
D,tk X.
Class
ywhera
itnl str.ico. uso in J"lon Counlyl
indow at tht At West Mam your prescription
Grape si. entrance, is tilled "UP to standard
our "Walk-Up" NOT down to a price."
Your Headquarters for Greeting. Cards
Gills Cosmetics Party I Wedding
Supplies Veterinarian Supplies
I
Your
Charge
Account
Invited
West Main Pharmacy
Retail Slort
135 W. Main jr Grape Ph. 772-2330
4-H HEWS
Ruch Dairy Club
The Ruch Dairy 4-H club
held its first meeting Jan. 5.
This meeting was a project
tour. All the members met at
Jake Vander Stool's, leader
of our club.
We looked at the calves to
see how they were growing
at the homes of John Bush,
Mary Anne Cantrall. Boyd
Travis, Sandy Merickel and
Dawn Merickel.
Lunch was served to our
group by Mrs. Bruce NK 'tel.
John Bush,
Reporter.
SCHOOL NEWS
Crater High School
New clothes, new paint and
old friends were all greeted
by the students returning to
Crater High Jan. 3 after 12
days of Christmas vacation.
The annual Christmas As
sembly was held in the gym.
"Winter Wonderland" was
the theme of the assembly of
which Bill Schwab was chair
man. The Lavaliers, under the
direction of Norman Caroth
ers, sang a variety of Christ
mas carols. After the songs,
Master of Ceremonies Dave
Force Introduced Sharon
Shellabarger who told the
Christmas Story.
The toys under the Christ
mas tree found it time to
awaken and the rocking
horse, Tuti Ayrcs and Jaci
Glines, rocked out onto the
gym floor followed by the
spotlight. Two teddy bears,
Toni Morrow and Lorainc
llixon, gave a roller skating
demonstration followed b y
the appearance of two dolls,
Sue Cox and Bccki Glines.
A crew of Brownies, the
wrestling team, gave Santa a
rude awakening after which
he invited Mr. Piche, world
geography teacher, to sit on
his knee. Santa presented Mr.
Piche with a gift as he did
Miss Boshcars, shorthand and
bookkeeping teacher, and
Miss Marriss, typing teacher.
After the duct of "Winter
Wonderland" by Bills Schwab
and Marion Payne the stu
dents were dismissed for
Christmas vacation.
M00-0-0S
and MUSINGS
According to anthro
pologists, Germans have
always had much smaller
leg joints than most
people.
This, we're sure, has
something to do with
wee knees and sour
kraut.'
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Vaughn Meoder's Voice
Confusing To Kennedys
Washington -IIIPII- Who docs
Vaughn Mcadcr sound like,
anyway?
Recently President Kenne
dy said that Meador's voice
on the best selling record,
"The First Family," sounds
like his youngest brother, Ted
dy. ;
At a news conference Mon
day, the latter, Sen. Edward
M. Kennedy (D-Mass.) told a
questioner he thought Meader
sounded "more like Bobby ;
than he does me."
Contacted at the Justice de
partment, Atty. Gen. Robert
F. Kennedy said actually Mea
der sounds like R. Sargent
Shriver, the President's brother-in-law.
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season this year. The New
Hampshire industry expects
to ring up $15 million in the
state, or S3 million more than
a year ago. In Colorado, the
industry anticipates grossing
S.'iU million, against $4(1 mil
lion last season.
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