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2 D THURSDAY. MARCH 14. 1963 MEDKORD MAIL THIBUWt, MbUrOHD, OhbGON RADIO PROGRAM S THURSDAY Nirimi llstei tolow rtcslv4 from tfes radio stations and tht Mill Tribuna aunmn bo responsibility KYJC KMED jKWIN jKSHA KBOYFM KDOV KRVC 123 kc 1140 kc 1580 kc igso kc iss.smc moo kc lissokc 4:00 CBS Nwa 4:15 Pat McCoy 4:30 SideliihU 4:46 Sports-McCoy 1 Local Ntwi IRoad Show lAIcx Drier fc.mpnasis News IShopper INewsllnea Weather News-Hsrvsy News MfhUngali ISporti News World Today lEdilorial mews inewsnnes Hank Weaver I Weather "fi:06 Lowell Thomas 8:1 pat Aicuoy 5 30 h e ws-MtCoy S :45 Sports-McCoy 6:00 CBS News INews-Harmon News 8:15 Music Emphasis ! Sports fl:30 Johnnie LlnB M. Beatty INewilines 6:43 Johnnie Linn. Edw. Morgan iWeathcr IFulton Lewis IWeathcr jNewt 'Sports (Swing Thing Housepsrty iommenxary mews mews JMuslc-New s S win g Thing IN ews isiern. world weather IMutual News Snort iMuiic Swing Thing I Houseparty ! Houseparty I Houseparty iStgnOff IChildrens Hr, IChildrens Hr. 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(Nocturne INocturne IShowMme m "INews, Noct, Nocturne (Adventure INews ISports INewslines JWeathcr "(News (Sports iNcwfltnes IWeathcr Nocturne Newslines Noct.. Newa Weather Sign Off Cousin ty News JCousIn Ty (Weather (Cousin Ty INews Relaxation (Editorial (Relaxation IConcert JCnnccrt (Concert (Conrrrt (Jazz Scene lJaz.zScene ILive Music ILive Music Anything jAnythlnn lAnylhlng (Anvthlnc ILate Show (Late Show (House Parly IHouse Party IHouse Party IHouse Party IHouse Party" IHouse Party I House Party IHouse Party IHouse Party IHouse Party IHouse Party IHouse Party (House Party Sign Off IChrist Classic I Bit of Heaven (Music Christians (Childrens Hr. IChildrens Hr. IMusic IMusIc Music Music News Sign Of KBOY-AM Radio programs for KBOY-AM (730 kc) are simulcasts of KBOY-KM programs from sun-up to sun-down. School Mews The Hedrick student body was host to a meeting of stu dent body officers of other schools around Medford. Tie officers met to discuss what each school is doing about their problems and to get new ideas from other schools. Officers representing Hod rick were president, Max Guilcy; vice president, Dick Thcriolf; secretary, Leslie Barker; treasurer, Ed Mcnc- kc; sergeant at arms, Craig Shephard; historian, David Brennen, and student council reporter, Susan Boals. The ninth varsity basket ball team had a successful sea son this year. They had an un defeated season for the first time in years. The coach, Bar ney Riggs, was satisfied with the team as a whole. The five on the first string includ ed Bruce Bertrand, Bill Col lin, Ron Schwindler. Mike Farthing, and Bob Dames. Hedrick played MacLouuh. lin twice and beat them both times. The second game they played against them was won in an over time. Hedrick also played North and South Grants Pass, Ashland, Lincoln Klamath Falls. Loughlin in first. Don Slroh was coach for the team. The ninth grade basketbell team played the faculty at Hedrick recently. The faculty won. Barney Riggs, who play ed for the faculty, forgot to turn In his eligibility slip. The varsity yell leaders were dressed in the "crubbies." The Hedrick annual staff has been working to get the book done on time. This year's annual is going to be dif ferent from the other annu als. The advisor is Ray Lewis. MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS Strange As It Seems elsie hix Are colorless WHEN HOT, TlZU GREEK AS THE COOL COUNTRIES WHERE CASHEWS . ARE THE R.ESHV fifOCKS . m EATEIJ CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1-Artlcla of food 6-Chaira 11- Calm 12- Debates 14- Man'a nickname 15- Ship of the desert lT-Glrl's name 1 J-Bulgaria n coin ' 20-Rims J2-Goddess of healing 23-Dry 25-Shore birds 27- Pre position 28- Entrancss 30-Devices for warming 32-Noose 54- Unruly crowd 35-Amuse 38-Roman date 41- For example (abbr.) 42- Backless seat (4-Time gone by 45-A dog (colloq.l 47-Civll War money 49-Muslc: as written 60-Spoken 52-Sfnging voice 64-Printer's measure 55- Frult 57-Puffed up 69-Candle 60-Cotton , material I -Moham ma dan title -Melody 10- Klder 11- Dinner course 13-Slaves 16 - Green land settlement . If -Musical Instruments 21 -Killed 24-Lets fall 2fi-Incllne 28-Chlmney carbon (pi.) 51- Heating units 52- Sieward 36-Storage place 96-Phlllppfne native ' 17- Rlpped 39-Value highly Answer to Yesterday's unit WaIfIL IfgTnS BMIAIL g 40-Remaln erect 61-Once 43-Covered around track insida of 63-Hurrisd 46 -Parent 56 -Symbol for (colloq.) tellurium 4S-European S8-Note of seal The eighth srade team also had a good season. They lost oniy one game, to MacLougn lin, but beat them in the sec ond game. The team ended up in second position with Mac- fr-fzo- rjr " lIIIlEl" 28 , 29 30 31 " 35 36 37 ra5F 39 40 ii 44 C 47 48 jW 49 ST 7 56 57 " S8 EVERYONE WOULD B FAT AND WELL-RESTED! Tofcyo Population Reaches 10,235,053 Tokyo - (UPD - Tokyo, the world's largest city, raised its population to 10,235.053 by reD. 1, it nas been announced The new. total was an In crease of 10,744 persons in one month, according to the General Affairs Bureau of the Tokyo metropolitan government. 12:00 iSHn Off ISIgn off 2 p m.l lUntlm.m. THURSDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS The following TV Droadrait log Is printed as a free public service for the Mall Tribune's readers and TV viewers. Schedule changes are printed as provided by the TV stations and the Mall Tribune cannot accept responsibility for errors or omissions. KBES-TV (Ch. S) 4:00 American Bahdstd. IKMKD-Ty (Ch. 10) KOTI-TV (Ch. 2) I"Npwi At Nlirht" 4:30 PI scovcry 'C3. News (Frjenoshlp Circle 0:00 Mighty Mouse IFury 8:30 Roy Rogers fLaurel-Hardy. Wea. lAmerlcnn Bandit and (Discovery 'U3 6.00 Went her. News S:3 Sporu Roundup IBullwinklc 7:00 Rifleman jrj3-Mr. Ed 8:00 Perry Mason 8j30 Perry Mshon INews. H B. Rot. jSkllng Sports ITV Weatherman (News Sunimary Deputy (O.zie Ac Harriet 0:00 Twilight Zone 0:30 Twilight Zone 10:00 Alma Premier 1j 30 Alcoa Premier 1 1 :06 News' Bowling 1L-S0 jTnp Star Bowling 12:00 Bowling. Sign Olf 12:30 1:00 lOur Man Hlgfltns ICallf. The Most fc (Calif. -The Most (c) (Story Of iDr. Klldare Lchvc II In Beaver I My Three Sons IMcllwIc's Navy I Premiere IPrcmieie lABC News, Bowling t'l'op Star BnwIiiiK IDr. Kildart Illazcl (ci l Andy Williams c JAnrty Willisms (c) "INews, Tonight (c) jTonight Show (cl "iToiiiKht Show (ci 'Tonight Show (ci "News Sign Off FRIDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS KBES-TV (1 11. ) 8:011 CRplaln KnniTAron i !KMKI-TV (Ch. 1(1) KOT1-TV (rh, 2) 8 30 Ci. plain Kangnroo IMornlnt Visit J 2 22 f "nd" IConllhrnlal Ciaurooiiil 113(1 I Lnve Lucy !Foil Poml I To nfl McCoyi IThe Price I. 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Wnnhlngton"" 7 30 Hao hide ir.allanl Men 'Valiant Ycar TS2rS",,"l! KlallantMen Father Know. Be.t 11:30 Route (IB : Milch Miller (cl IThe Film, inirken. 0:00 Route (in 0j30 Dlckeru-Fenater 10 00 Alfred Hitchcock 10:30 Altred Hitchcock fTToo New., Slin 3 U 30 "Plttahurgh" 12:00 Plttshurgh" 12:30 811 , Sign Off lOfC 'Mitch Miller Icl JPrlca U Right Ic) Uack Parr (cP Jack Parr (cl TNew. Tonight (c) JTonight Show (cl "iTonight Show (el ITonlght Showlel "INewi Sign Off Fenter 177 SuitHet Slrtp 177 Sun.et Strip 'l.lovd Bridges I ABC New s. Showtrmi" 'Showtune on "2" Quadruplets Born To Italian Woman NBples, Italy -IUP1)- Quad ruplets - two girls and two boys - were born Wednesday to a 33-year old Neapolitan woman. For Rosa Rca, wife of un employed laborer Rocco Gua danl, it was the fourth de livery and the couple's fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh chil dren. Tlicro were no complica tions in the birth althoimh it was only the cIrIHIi month of pregnancy. Mother and all four babies were reported in excellent health and . there was not even need for incuba tors for the quadruplets. The quads weighed about 1 pound 14 ounces each at birth, the hospital said. Higher Education Board Secretary Quits Eugene -(UPD- Earl M. Fal lon, secretary of the State Board of Higher Education and for 35 years with the state system, is retiring Sat urday, no will be succeeded by Richard L. Collins, present budget director for the hieh- er education system. Former Child Star Receives Divorce Los Angeles HJPIt Former child star Peggy Ann Garner, 31, was granted a divorce Wednesday when she testi fied arguments with his hus band, aclor Albert Salmi, caused ner to develop a thyroid condition. VIOLATOR GETS BONUS Vernon, Conn. -IHPH- Truck driver Walter S. McCulloch, 43, Rot a bonus Wednesday along wild a ticket for a minor traffic violation. State trooper John Witlenzelner also handed him a cigar be cause his wife had . Ivcn birth to a daughter in a Hart ford hospital. 3 HITS TONITEI 'Most Wanted' List Marks Anniversary James STEWART "Winchester 73" Washington -WPH- The FBt Wednesday marked the 13th anniversary of its "ten most winted" program, which has brought bad luck to 164 of 174 criminals who have been placed on the list. In compilation of the over all record, the FBI noted that, on the average, a fugitive is caught 149 days after becom ing one of the "most wanted." Fourteen of the wanted men were captured In 1962 -five of them after being on FOLLOWS DR.'i ORDERS Birmingham, England-iUPIi-Dennis Francis, whose doctor told him to "make things" to help heal his Injured hand, Wednesday was ordered held for trial on charges he made 19 counterfeit coins. the list less than two wicks; another five after less than five weeks. The FBI credited sharp eyed citizens for spotting M5 of the "most wanted" in the 13 years since the program got underway with the help of the nation's newspapers and broadcasting media. Of the 14 apprehended last year, three were attributed to alert citizens, 10 were taken in custody by the FBI and po lice while the other gave him self up. TV 1 RADIO SERVICE "Olrftti Jhop In So. Ortoon" 2300 So. Staoa Rd. 772-2269 Satvinf Medlord and Vicin.lf Calla Monday Thru Thursday I A.M. to t P.M. Friday A.M. fo 4 P.M. JEWELRY .. . always a wclcomt gift, Whitcvtr tht occasion, a gift of jewelry shows you care! rr3 urn Si f ,' i- .. t. Public Pigeon no.i TAYIOR lrxP WALT'S POOR MAN'S 00 TV HOME Simply C-Uftll I C 771.RP.M WflfciSiW rrn I ill A t If Gn oVJSHUA SL0CUM, AT 51, v A VI1 ,N m 36-Poor sloop -speAv; V 'W 46,000 MILES AeOUWD ' 3 V-' "fliv. lM ft A CHRONOMETER 1 '5 i-f - "iP5:- kS USsO -AW Out? 1 i . ALARM CLOCK-. H A VI ' without a minute X MJFFl t KSi. 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