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Newspaper Page Textl,HW!5''"'Pv'''""'":, 2 D THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1963 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD,' OREGON RADIO PROGRAMS THURSDAY IKBOYFM jKDOV 5.3 me l ioo kc to gram, lisU4 he low art received from the radio stations and tbt Mall Tilbuits mumii no responsibility except to mak change at are supplied. KYJC KMED KWIN IKSHA 1!3 kc 11440 kc 'ISO ke '860 kc 4 :00 CBS Newa LocaJ News INews 4;lPt McCoy iRoad Show 1 Shopper 4 3 Sidelight A!x Drier INeuklinea 4 : 5 6 porta -McCoy Emphaits IWeather IKRVC 11530 kc 'p.iftiTi lU'-mh.r iChildreru Hr. iSporti Stone Swing Thlnf iHouseparty Children Hr. Spu . Comm. (News INews IMusic IMusfcNews (Swing fhim (News iMuaie fi M Lowell Thomas INews-Harvey INews EWorld IWeather 6 IS Pat McCoy Nightingale iSporU Newa 'Today iKdHorul 8-su News-McCoy (Newa iNewsHnea (News-Sports ISporU 5 :45 Sports-McCoy !Hank WcaveriWcathcr ISign Off ISwlng Thing 6 00 CBS Newa INewa-Harmon Newa e:li Muaic lErnphssIs ISporta 6 30 Johnnie Linn M. Beatty INewihnei 6:45 Johnnie Linn lEdw. Morgan i Weather 7:00 CBS Newa Newa 7:15 Johnnie Linn Music 7:30 Obaervationa . IMusic IHouseparty iHouseparty iHouseparty Sign Off 7 :45 World SportJ ""a :00 World Tonight 6:15 Music 8:30 News-Muale B : 4 5 S ports-Music1 "fiVoo Local Newa 8:15 MjiIl 0 0 News-Muilc iMusic Polka Time Polka Time Newsline Weather (New Sport Newa I Newsline IWeather New 'New Land ol Music i Sport Land of Music i Newsline Land of Muic IWeather I New, Nock Nocturne lDtck Clark fi :45 Sporta-Muaic IShowtime 10:00 New (New. Noct. IDevotton 10:15 Music iNocturne tSign Off 10 JO News-music (Adventure I 10:45Sporta-muBic fTheatre J 11-00 Sign Off New, Noct, I 11:15 INocturne j 1 1 30 Nocturne 11:45 iNoct., Newa 12:00 I Sign Off IWeather ICousln INew ICousln Ty IWeather (Cousin Ty (News iCouslnTy I Editorial (Relaxation Concert J Concert (Concert Concert Jazz Scene Uazz Scene iMuMe IMusic News Sign Off ILive Music ILive Music (Anything (Anything JAnything Anyining Late Show Late Show lUntil 2 a.m. "rXD 10 PROGRAM S F R I D A Y 5:on .:!& 5:30 8:45- n-nn f!RS News Bis Montlo Morrii fi:30 New eSSportl "7:00 "World Newi 1:15 Music 7:3(1 CBS Newi 7:45 Local New ISIgn On Newi Wake Ud Wake Up Flnt Newi IHemlngway IWeather R V Report IWeather jStgn on Newt INewslinea (Farm Newi IFarm Newi IWeather INewi INewillnei IWeather "'Newi ISnorti Newi jNewiltnei IWeathei I ISign on. Wx. (Uncle Rick News Weather ISnorti Sign on-Fsrm 'Editorial Newa-Sportl INewi. 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Bi hediilr rlmnges are pMnlJd a, prld'i'rby the 'I V .Ution. and the Mall Trlbuno cannot arrepi reHiiuiisiiiiiii.v . c.mi. tilt K S-T VJ'Ch. IK MHII-TV (Ch. 1") 4 00 American Bnndstd. IMontana 4 :30 Discovery '03. Newi IFrlondshlp Circle S OOMIghly Mouse I Fury 5,30 Roy Rogen ILaurel-Hardy. Wea. B nSWenther, Newa INewi. H B Rpt. 0:30 Sporta Roundup ISkllng bporll V;i nlrl-L:.' IV.liant VfnrS lino Mr. Ed IWIdo Country ktiti'-iv '-'' American Bandstand lIllKcnvcry '03 ""iKIng'L.ennardo IlluUwInkle ITV Wealherman INews Summary ""Deputy lOirle A Harriet "8:66 Perry Mason 8 :30Pcrry Mason o'oo twilight Zone 9:30 Twilight Zone 10 00 Alcoa Premier 10:30 Alcoa Premier 11 00 News. Bowling "fwlde Country IDr. Klinare I Dr. Klidare IHarel (C) I Story Of JLeave It to Beaver I My throe Sona IMcllale'l Nnvy Andy Wllllami c) lAnily WIIllami c 11:30 Top Star Bowling ITonlgllt Show Id a Mownng. oign i ,i " 12 30 ITonight Show IcJ IPremlere IPremlere IABC Newi. Bowling ITop Star Bowling INcws Sign Off FRIDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS kTvti-TV d'h. 2) Tkmkii-tv (Ch. id TillfcS-TV (I'll. 51 B OO Captain Kangaroo I 8 30 Caplain Kangaroo IMornlng Visit l B nilCalendar IContlnental Classroom n in I Love Lucy IFocal Point I 10:0(1 Real McCoyi 10 30 Pete and Gladyi "Itiie Price li Right (c 'College of the Air Concentration !Queen for A Day 1100 Love of Life lYour Flnt Impression Jane n yman 1 1 30 Search for TonwroTTrulhor CoraqjurnxiYouriJ or A Song 12:00 College of the Air IMerv Griffin (cl ITeniieai e Knije Ford 12 30 Ai the World TurmlMerv Grlflen (cl lAs theWorlclT iirni T:00"PaMorc) !Lor"etta Young IKalher Knowa Best 1 :30 lluuscparty lYoung Diictor Malone IHousepai ly i no To Tell the Truth IMatch Game py In couri 2:30 Jane Wyman IDannv Thoinai 'Seven Keys 3:00 Secret Storm 3 30 Edge of Night "4:00 American Bandltd. 4 30 Discovery '63 liluern For A Day ITall Stranger "Tail Stranger IMovie Cartoons Secret Storm 'Edge of Night lAmerlcan Bandstand I Discovery '113 5 no Uncle Bill Unt l Showtime it re l al I'anorama 5:30 Huckleberry HoundlShowtlme Wealhei lluckleherry Hmmd TrnoWeatherNewi INews 10 H-B Repor TV Wealherman 30 S lory Of IStonev Burke News Summary 7"oi0.ca"ve-irio Beaver IStoneyBurke Smith. Washington 7 30 Rawhide IGallant Men 'Valiant Years TnoRnwhl1e IGallant Men Father Knows Best B 30 Route tin IMaurlcc Chevalier n'lic Kllntslunei r rosier II on Itoule OB p 30 Dickens-Fenster 10 (10 Alfred Hitchcock" In 30 Alfred Hitchccuji f :00 Newi. Stage 5 1 1 30 Strike at Dawn 12 no Strike at Dawn 1 2 30 Slage 8, Sign Off 1 00 "IMaurlcc Chevalier IPrlce Is Right ci Uark Parr Id " Uack Parr (cl "INews. Tonight (cl ITonlght Show (cl Tronlght Show (el ITonlght Showiri "lNewi SlgnO'f 'Dlcken 177 Sunset Strip :77 Sunset Strip !Llovd Bridges IABC News. Showtime" Showtime on "2" "I I Reservations for Dinner Available Ashland npsorvBtlorn for llic March 7 tMtlmonlnl din nrr fr D. Arthur S. Taylor, uhn has retired s chairman of the social science division after 37 years, may bo ob tained by calling Dr. Alvln Feller, director of student af fairs at Southern Oregon college. Dr. Francis Niekcrson, as sistant to the chancellor of the Oregon slate system of CRIME PREVENTION riirmingham, England mm -Former policeman David O'Connell was sentenced to Jail Wednesday for stealing from parked cars. He said he "wanted to teach motorists to lock up their vehicles as 1 was Interested in preventing crime." higher education, and Dr. E. C. McGlll, SOC assistant to the president, will speak at tla dinner which is sched uled al ti :i(l p.m. at the Mark Antony hotel, Ashland. A reception sponsored by the student council for Dr. Taylor will be held in the SOC Britt Student center for those not altending the din ner. Townspeople, (acuity, and civil service em ployees are invited to attend either or both ccnls There is no charge for the reception. New Training Plan For Seniors Noted By Wildlife Group A new training program be ing administered in coopera tion with the National Wild life Federation and the Uaak Wallon League of America has been announced by the U. S. Department of the Inter ior for high school seniors planning to study natural re sources conservation In col lege. Stale aftilinlcs of the Na tional Wildlife Federation, in cluding Ihe Oregon Federa tion, arc now seeking appli cants for the jobs. Young men who will be 18 by June 15, and who have plans to enter college and study some phase of natural resource management arc asked to apply, particularly if tlicy have an above-average scholastic ranking and are in terested in working this sum mer on a national park, wild life refuge or forest. The steps to be taken start witn obtaining a Form 57 Fed eral Employment application al any U. S. post ottice, ac cording to Gene Hansen, of McMinnvillc, state affiliate coordinator of the selection program. The completed form with a transcript of high school grades, a list of extra-curricular activities, a statement of intent to pursue a natural re sources course of study In col lege, and a written recom mendation from a responsible adult, should be sent to Han sen al route 1, box 113, Mc Minnvillc, Ore. The applications must reach Hansen no later than April 1. 'Tutors Unlimited' Set Up by College Student By LEO SOROKA St. Louis - (UPD - William H. Mathis "burns the mid night oil" with other students for pay. Mathis, 21, heads "Tutors Unlimited." He and a large group of young men and wo men in his employ help ele mentary, high school and col lege students with homework problems. Mathis is a senior psycholo gy major at Washington uni versity. He and hia fellow tutors are prepared to visit a . student's home at a mo ment's notice if necessary. Anyone who is serious enough at midnight or 2 a.m. deserves help if he gets stuk on a problem,". Mathis said. When students telephone Mathis late at night, he tells them, "All right, get dressed, I'm coming over." The ma jority of his students range from eighth to twelfth grad ers. Qualified Mathis and his tutors are qualified to help students at all levels, . including those working for Ph. D. degre "Right now, we're helping a pre-med student," Mathis said. Mathis got the idea for the tutoring business as a fresh man, when other students asked help in academic work. To cover the wide range of subjects needed to help stu. dents, Mathis did a lot of searching around for quali fied assistants. He gives personal Interview to appll cants, asking information on educational background, qual ifications, hobbies, interests and personality aspects. Less than 10 per cent qualify for the jobs. Mathis encourages his stu dents to hold onto their out side interests even if their grades aren't up. It's Impor tant, he explains, for students to have outside interests and hobbies. Has Hobbies In fact, Mathis started sev eral hobbies, like stamp col lecting and photography so as to share "a common inter est' with some of his students. "It helps communication between us," he says. "My students aren't dumb," he said. "More of them are striving to excel in their school work than simply to pass. Our objective is to strive to develop an "A' student, but we concentrate mainly for a well-rounded student. Confidential Some of Mathis' students don't want it known that they are being helped in school work at home for various rea sons, so Mathis keeps his stu dent list confidential. His tutoring business has worked out so well, Mathis says, that he contemplates opening branches in other cities, with the hope of even tually opening a group of special prep schools. Mathis declined to say how much he charges for his home work help service. His mo ther, who said she doesn't see him much, between school and tutoring, told UPI: "Bill takes it up with the student or parent. Money isn't the big thing. His goal is to pro duce results." FREE WATCH CRYSTAL of Your Choice With Each Complete Watch Repair MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS We don't know who's right about the Free way billboard fuss but we remind you of one important his torical fact. The Indians made signs along Bear. Creek for years. Little Daisy APPLIANCE AND TV REPAIR ,f PLUS 3f I V It BIX I ML3 HAPCO 303 S. Front at 10th PHONE 772-5254 0- DISCOUNT PRICES ON Regular or Color TV Strange As It Seems elsie wx alOHM LAW fffneler rif eer 20,000 to i THAT H COULD SOLI DOUBLE 6XtS Af Dice 6 coMsecufivg TIMES j 'lit WAGERED 1 1,000 AGAINST A SHIUING--I7ZS- CR0SSW0RD PUZZLE -"' v"""'' "' LLAMA AMD ALPACAS Aze Trie ONLY AMIMAL5 AB06D TO THe WORLOS DOMESTICATED LIST fSV f( In? 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CiJELL, AT LEAST WE 0 ALL BE RCNNIN6 IN THE SAME-DIRECTION! WALT'S .y-r "Oldest Shop In So. Ongoi"' 3100 So. Slioi Rtf. 772-2269 Serving Madtord and Vlcinily Celle Monday Thru Thunder I A.M. re t P.M. Friday A.M. le 4 P.M. POOR MAN'S iootv HOME 'SSUslfCALLS MOTOROLA Stereo Hi-Fi GREEN 5 CKsiJ y STAMPS "" 9 iT'S A COFFEE TABLE... IT'S A STEREO HI-FI M00CL SK100 Finished on all four 'ds. 50' wide Three separate speaker systems. In Mahogany, Blond or Walnut grained finishes on gcvvn herd board and select hardwood solids. AS iow AS $129 95 JUST ARRIVED! Coffee Table Stereo with FMAM Radio 95 Model SK99-T $ At low At 179 Plut S&H Green Slimpt Used Television Sets as low es $29.95 LIBERAL TRADES EASY TERMS The leigett Selection of Stereo in Jeckion Counly Paulsen & Gates THRIFT MARKET Central Point, Oregon Phone 664-1259 The lergttt Independent Deeler In Jeckton County Y7 i. k (AT irr I I i i.ii-r if i ti- l . . ma ..- I F ' i fli ) AWAV FROM OCR PROBLEMS? uZ,HKJ HUH? WHAT THEN? I-,1?!?6' S0' ' IN THE MEANTIME, WHILE YOU REPAIR YOUR SAILBOAT Ll HOPE YOU'RE BETTER AT REPAIRING PLACE THE TOOLS QUIETLY ON THAT) HIPPEN ON THE ISLAND, I WILL TRY TO ARRANGE FOR J 1 1 SAILBOATS THAN YOU ARE AT BUILPINfi BLANKET. I HAVE A NEIGHBOR J -AK OUTBOARD MOTOR mmmmmmm-mxmr- r PUNTS, BUZ. THIS J l f AH'LLGLVESD'MAH RJSlTY I'-THET AT BRAG TO MOOM- I THEV ALL. TRIED TO GIT ME TO KISS 1 PURE, INMERCENT KISS, J ZUss, BEAM Mc INE.LWELESS BROWM, . VEM BUT AH FITEMOAN' J eOUNJCY-BELLE-ON IGz&iSR s BOYLESS I ILEY, LORSJA C300KI. NATCH ERUY, THE Y'S BITTER. IA LAhTUf ) lii I 1C F I I rgJi'S)-J)i C WW DIDN'T YE S T?(rr7f?7 t -WCLMG&8ffiP " knock on w door J fl!l!!!llll it's m& T '"lilijl1 ,rs stillM" I I 71 I shethoushtmxi i rlWl FRIGHTFULLY "! V MIGHTY J nA O V V n m ( VWERE HANDING HER S0O6F.NSER jl h, c. rP Vsfi C g WHEN THE PJC-HT HA PEFACTED, ...AND PCEPARES TO BECOME SOMEONE I STEVE LEAVE THE PA?E? 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