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4 D THURSDAY. JANUARY 31. 1863 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON RADIO PROGRAMS THURSDAY rogramfe luu btlow art rtclv4 from U radio utlom and Ui Mill Trlbuoa axiumti raspouSMUty KYJC 1230 ko KMED 11440 kc ikwin 1580 ke iKSHA !80 kc iKBOY FM KDOV 195.3 mc iuoo ke 1KRVC 11330 ke 4:00 CBS Newt 4:15 Pat McCoy 4:30 Sidelights 4 :45 Sports-McCoy ILocal News Road Show (Alex Drier emphasis (News I Shopper INewillnei I Weather 5:30 Newi-McCoy 5:45 Sports-McCgy 8:00 CBS Newi 6:15 Miic 6:30 Johnnie Linn 6:45 Johnnie Llnn "7:00 CBSNewi 7:15 Johnnie Linn 7 :30 Observations 7 :45 World Sporta 8:00 World Tonight 8:15 Music 8 30 News-Music 8:45 -Spqrti-Mui.c 9:00 Local News 8:15 Music 9 ;3o News-Music 9 :45 SportaMuiic 5:00 Loweif Thomas INewi-Harvey INews 0:13 Fat Mcuoy Weather Nighttngaia ISporU News Today lEdltorial News iNewiMnes iNewt-SporU Sports Hank Weaver I Weather ISign Off ISwlng Thing IFultonLcwIi IWeather (News I Child rem Hr, Sporta Stories ISwing Thing IHouseparty I Chi Id rem Hr. 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UOAl NOTICES NOTICE OF FILING FINAL ACCOUNT NO. 11432 In the Matter of the EsUte of Amalla Welch, Deceased NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has filed her final account and report In the above entitled estate and that by order of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County, probate Department, a hearing upon the same has been set for February 21, 1063, In the Circuit Courtroom In the Jackson County. Courthouse in Medford, Oregon at the hour of 10:00 A.M. All persons having objections thereto are hereby notified to 5 resent the same on or before fcuch me. Date of first publication of this notice Is January 24, 19U3. Jennie May Hostetter Executrix NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Jackson In the Matter of the Entate of Winnifred C. Horner, deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned has been ap pointed and qualified as Executor of the estate of Winnifred C. Horner, deceased, and all persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same, with proper vouchers, at the office of Donald K. Denman, 10 Brophy Building, Medford. Oregon, within iix months from the date hereof. Dated this 17th day of January, 1963. John W. Horner, Executor Donald K. Denman Attorney for Executor ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed bids will be received by the Jackson County Court at the Courthouse at Medford, Oregon, on or before 10:30 A.M. on the 13th day of February, 1963, for recapping andor repairing of pneumatic tires for the Jackson County Road Department for the fiscal year of March 1, 1963, to March 1. 1964. Instructions to bidders, proposal forms, and specifications may be seen at the office of the County Clerk or the office of the County Engineer of Jackson County. JACKSON COUNTY COURT: Earl M. Miller, County Judge. E. H. Taylor, County Commissioner. Donald E. Faber. County Commissioner. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Scaled bids will be received by the Jackson County Court in the Courthouse at Medford, Oregon, on or before 10:00 A.M. on the 15th day ol February. 19H3, for the furnishing of new tires and tubes for passenger cars, trucks and heavy equipment for the Jackson County Road Department for the fiscal year of March 1, 1963, to March I. 1H64. Instructions to bidders and pro posal forms for the tires and tubes can be seen at the office of the County Clerk or the office of the County Engineer of Jackson County, JACKSON COUNTY COURT: Earl M. Miller, County Judge. E. H Taylor. County Commissioner. Donald E. Faber, County Commissioner. Airlines use a special re agent powder to make sure their fuel supplies will be 99.99997 per cent free of water. Pork Dropper Is Secure in Her Job Indianapolis, Ind. - (I'PD Automation is. cutting deeply into employment ranks In a wide variety of occupations but, as a pork dropper, Ge neva Long feels secure in her job. Miss Long's function is to drop pork cubes into bean cans as they whiz along a packing line at the Stokely Van Camp plant here. She plops in the pork at the rate of about 10,000 to 12,000 cans an hour. The efficiency people have given her job a hard look but have come to the conclusion there's only one way to put the pork in pork and beans: by hand. Miss Long has been pork dropping for 33 years and she says she rarely misses. She's more likely to drop an extra drop than to slight a container. MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS A total of 100,925 women reported their occupation in the 1960 Census as farmer or farm manager. 12:00 iSIgn Off IUnfll2a.ni. I I THURSDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS The following TV broadcast log Is printed as a free public service for the Mali Tribune's rraders and TV viewers. 8rhdule changes are printed as provided by the TV stations and the Mall Tribune cannot accent responsibility for errors or omissions. KTIKS-TV (Ch. S) IKMKD-TV (Ch. 10) KOT1-TV (Ch. 2) 4:dn Johnnie Linn Focal Point 4:30 Discovery '03. News IPopeye Theatre n;00 Mighty Mouse iFury 5 :30 Roy Rogers ILaurel-Hardy. Wea INews, Sports lAmcrican Bandstand I Discovery '03 IKIng Leonardo mullwtnklc tt.OO Weather, News 6 : 3 0 S por la Hound u p IfloRtneman 7:30 Mr. Ed ITV Wenlhcrman Profile, Hanlln Sports News Summary ITouchdown '62 IDeputy IWide Country SOrzte A Harriet 0:00 Perry Mason fl 30 Perry Mason n:00 Twilight Zone fl:30 TwlllRh t Zone liTim Alcoa Premier 10:30 Alcoa Premier 11:01) News. (Wide Country iDr, KHdare I Dr. Ki ldaro jllaxel c I Story Of JLeoye it to Beaver IMy Three Sona IMcMoles Navy Andy Williams (c) Andy Williams (c) News. ToniRht (c) Bowline 11:30 Top Star Bowling (Tonight Show (c) 12 00 Rowling, Sign Off ITontRht Show (c lli:30 'Tonight Show (cj 1 ;00 News Si gnOff iPremtere iPremiero ABC News. Bowling I Top Star Biiwllntt FRIDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS IKMEH-TV (Ch. 10) KOTI-TV (Ch. 2) KUKS-TV (Ch. 5) 8 00 Cantain Kang-aroo B 30 C'Hptain KHngHroo B no Calendar J) 30 I Love Lucy 10:00 n'enl mVCo.v ,0::iP Pcto and Cilndya lfnrCI.nvn of Life" 11:30 Search for TomorrolTrtith or Consequent Yours For A Song IMorntng Visit I CouH n en tat Classroom ( IThe Price is Right (c ICollege of the Air" ICoiu'pntratlnn IQuern for A Day lYour First Impression .lane Wyman 2:00 College "f The Air IMerv CriTfin (c) 12 30 As the World Turnt IMerv Griffen (c) 1 :(io Password ILoretta Young 1 :30 HouttcpHrty ITennesie Ernie Ford lAa the World Turns I.oretta Youna :Father Knows Best iS'ouna Doctor MhIoiip ; Houseparty 2:00 To fell the TruthlMaVch Game ibay "in'Cmirt 2 30 jne Wyman IDnnny Thomas ISeven Keys Queen For A Dy Medford Men Finish OSU Short Course Corv-allis Fifty foresters from throughout the West in cluding Edgar Kupillus and Hugh R. Shera, both of Med ford, completed a special three-day short course recent ly at the Oregon State univer sity school of forestry. The course covered variable plot cruising, an improved method for determining the volume of stiinding or wind thrown timber. Oregon Slale has offered the course each of the past seven years as a service to the forest Industry. Five dif ferent short courses covering various forestry subjects are scheduled this year. Kupillus is with the Elk Lumber company, Shera with the bureau of land manage ment, Medford. USED SKATES FOR SALE $4 $6 $8 $10 We are selling all skates that we bought prior to this year. You can have more fun when you own your own skates. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE Come In & Try Them On NEW SKATES Next fall, we will have in stock, in time for Chrittmas, a vury large inventory of new skates in all sizes & price ranges. JOHNSTON Stores Medford Shopping Center This week-end will be your first chance to see a bull-fight on TV. We are kind of disap pointed to learn that it's going to be on tape in stead of being a local live studio production. ( Little Daisy If everyone would choose from our Beautiful Fabrics We could afford larger ads. Morse Sewing Center 219 So. Central Strange As It Seems v elsie mx 8 james ctMfe.tr tes wow z successive ' Lorreraes m too owe for $100,000 amd the other THEN 5PEWf kll MS WIWWIWG5 VAIML.Y TUVlUfi. TO WIN AgAIW HE DIED IM P0VEETY 1X1 1799 v. r W NATURE'S NEEDLE FACTORY" nt ACR0C0MIA PALMS ARE COVERED WITH SHARP SPIWES WHICH ARE USED AS SCWlNfT WEEDLES, Amine' fHEKE WEEE 0VEK ENGAGEMENTS IK THE CIVIL WH AM AVERAGE Of MOEE ;TrAN 4 PER DAY CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS I- Brewer1 yeait 5- Hitfliet point 9-Mlnor Item 11- Bleraishta 12- Pronoun U-Batoii 16- Symbol for . tellurium 17- Pigpen 19- Dined 20- Innct 21 Part of foot 23- EqUftllty 24- Oull-llk blr,d ;5-Shor blrdi 27-Approach 29- Bara 30 - In let 31- Append ' . . 3a-Uquellei 35-Entreaty 36'Guldo'a hich note 38 -Placei 40- Total 41- Palr 43-Poed for portrait 44Note of acala 45Wla , 47-Parent (colloq.) 4 S-Hons 60-Mor vapid 52-Coolt slowly B3-Verv DOWN - 1- Improva 2- Near . 3-Ethiopian title 4-Rodenta 6- Solar diak 6-Vehlcle T-Nota of scale 8- Qoei In 9- Plate MNJuropa II- Strlct 12 -Observed IS-Parent-teacher or ganlzalion Tabbr.) 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MADREDEDI05! fens P Ml JlU-SJTJti,EcH' I C IS THIS THE X YES, TSIPE 1 1 MOSCOW'S JEST if nm irv?.rr- is: WALT 3:00 Secret Storm Jl ;i0--K(1kp orNlBlU 4 (10 .Inhnnifl Linn 4 30 Discovery till ftoo. R 30 fi 00 Wenther. Secret Storm IWho Do Ymi T rust? 'Kdse nf Nlslit American Hxnditand Discovery '3 Ore Cl Pfliiornma Focal Point iPopevfl, Showlinte Unt'l Showtime Uncle Hill Huckleberry Hound ; Showtime Venthet Huckleheny Hound News (News in H-B Repor TV Weatherman 30 Story Of IStoney Hurke News Summary 7 (iti I-ciiveTMo Beaver tstoney 'Rurke iSmlth.'Wiishington 7 30 Rawhide KJallant Men IVahant Ye Mrs limit Men fl 00 Rawhide fl 30 RoiitQfl6 Voo Route BH p ao oickena-f'enster Hi m Alfred" llltchcock-" Hi30Allied Hitchcock 1 1 ooZlNewt. Staae 8 " aostHse 3 12 00SlnRe 3 12 3lt--StaKe S. Sign Off 1 00-' " 'Milch MllleMe) "iMlfcirMtller(e) Price It HiRht ic) "jack Parr'lci Mack Pnrr (ct New. Tnti' I ah t (el ITonlBht Show (ct "iTimlghl Show (ci ITnnight Showfcj "INews. Sian Off 'FMntMonrs Inicken-Fcii8ter ""l77 Suniiel Strip- 77 sunset Mrlp ll.lovd RrtdBes 'ARC Newi, Showtime Showtime on "2" Arrest Leads to Shoplifting Cases A Joint InvestlKntlon has resulted in the arrest of a Medford man on charges of receiving and conceal Inn stol en property and points to a local Juvenile shoplifting rtnj, Jackson county sheriff's depu ties reported yesterday. Wendall Ray Sipes, 63 Onk dr., Medford, was arrested by sheriff's deputies and lodged In Iho county Jail after an In veslignllon by Medford and Central Point police depart ment In cooperation with the sheriff's office. Sipes admitted in a signed statement that he received stolen goods, which Included two chain saws, an outboard motor, diving gear, ?i.hing lures, and stereo music tape. A slurlff'i deputy said the 'shoplifting cases and the I charges of receiving stolen I properly came to light in (he i last two days following in- lerrogalion of some Juvonilea. Deputies said they do not know yet how many Juveniles are involved In the shoplifting. Tallest Tree Said In Humboldt County Washington-HW-The tallest tree In the world is believed to be a 3t8-foot California red wood in Humboldt county, Calif. This nee, according to American Forest Products In dustries, tops the old Founders Tree, which lost 17 feet In a storm a few years jo. C TV t RADIO W SERVICE "Oldest Shop in So. Oregon" 2300 So. Stage Rd. 772-2269 Serving Medtord and Vicinity Cells Mondey Thru Thursday 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Frldey 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. POOR MAN'S 1 00 TV j HOME "CALLS TWIN Mattress Sets 3995 APPLIANCE AND TV REPAIR PLUS TV RENTALS HAPCO 303 S. Front at 10th ' PHONE 772-5254 bii , W r S ii ii Won mjl f& W -f I VHtW! 'IK Jit S HV "What do we learn from ...Adam and Eve?" "It a nsuRMy irl tempt VPU to do something bid. don't do it whti God i wtchtng."' 4Jltil ...Jonah and the Whale?" "People metse whales sick." When Art Linkletter asks questions, kids say the darndest things! So do the grown-ups who join him in fun and games, on CBS Radio's HOUSEPARTY weekdays at 11,10 am on KYJC-1230 . In- k I N 1-7 L I I AU WAMTS A OITTUen ) I I READ II AM THINK X 7771 o'ME.LANDIU'r , I f EDDIE? J II CAME OFF N A ' V- (sHocm-r) eddie--- -- AFORE VE COME TO BED, PAW, WILL VE BLOW OUT TH CANDLE? !! II crt V !!1!II,1IIIIIP' 1 I "iiiir DIDN'T GET A M I Z ' S ' iT CHANCE TO KISS HIM ) i '( BDV Tucr,ck J MR. DITHERS. J CSOODHve THI5 t f. BO""TH6RES ' . ISDASWOOD) V mommT- n '- f ONE MESSAGE THATS1 -THER6, -f ' Zwin SWE 0 i I NEVER GO.NS TOBe J wmiiZJ'3 JfSlks&t, JFlQ'i rHWS' 11 ; ! fl L'I vtjvf LISTEN' DAAvN (wiOM DEAnJVIT IS A THINS V FBANCES.WEVfi S3Pt7'HA1M..0UR lifi-" ksM IS UPAETENCtlOH M AAU,V! WOULD OF iOOCH IM- Jr BEEN CALUD TO m S (Wsiaf''K jiU',W9i,l WOULO RSSULTOFVOUft VOU AND VWOW flSKTANCS Pgexy't OFFICE... J mW'ifr&X AIUr BE ih-U fEjlESTD LOOK ) V ACTIVITIES.' 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