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2 D WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20. 1963- RADIO PROGRAM S-WEDNESDAY MEDFOBD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON rioirtnii UiUd HIow are received Iron tke ratio stations and ib Mall Tribute assume rtsporuJklllt) w wmmw (DHlri mm Bit U.lira. KYJC 1230 ke IKMED IIMCkc IKWIN I51tkc IKSHA '890 kc IKBOY FM IS5.3 mi 4:00 CBS Newa 4:15 Pat McCoy 4:30 Sidelight! 4:45 Sporte-Musle 5:00 Lowell Thomas INewi-HarverlNewi I Local Newt INewa IFulton Lewis IWeather I Road Show Shopper ISporti Swing Thinl lAlex Drier INews Icommentary Newa lEmphaaie IWeather 'Music tewing Thing 5:15 Mu.lc 0:30 .awi INIihtinaale ISIAC Newi IHdllneNewi iNewa .Sltrn: World IWeather World Today lEditorial IMutual Newa 'Sport imuaic jKDOV IKRVC 1300 kc 11350 kc IHouseparty IRadlokldi.. Ilfoutcparty (Radio Kldf 'Ilouseparty IMusic IHouseparty . 'Music :Muilc Music INewi IHouseparty 'Houseparty IHouseparty 8:00 CBS Newa INewa-HarmoaNewa Reg. 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Newi IWeather ILate Show 1 12:00 Sign Oft Slgn6ff 2 am Until 2 a.m. RADIO PROGRAMS THURSDAY 5:00 I 'Sim-on Newi igjgn Ori 8:15 Farm Report Wakinfc Craw 8:3(1 (Weather INewa 8 45 im Sign On iNcwIlnef iWaking Crew 6:15 Monlle Morris 6 :3 0 News Morn 6 :45 Sporta-Morrta Wake Ud ISoorU Newa I wane up ivewsiinei istfn On INewi Fint Newa IWeather IMuaic 7:00 News IHeminrway 7:15 Mon tie Morrlf .Weather 7:30 CBS News R V Report 7:45 Local Newa IWeather Uncle Rick Newa Uncle Rick 8:00 CBS News 8:15 Montie Morris 8:30 Local News 8:45 Pet Parade INewa (Mutual Newa IWeather Sporta Newa Music (Editorial INewslines INewa-Sporta INews i Weather iMuslcale (Sporta Newa (Music IHdllnes., Wx. fWakins Craw (News (News Daily Bread Christ. Music Christ. Music I Local News Nlsntlnsala H Peck Nawi IMubIc IABC News News iNews-Mualc (Emphasis IWeather IMusic 8:00 CBS Newa IBrkfst. Club (News (News-Stock 9:15 Montie Morris IBrkfst. Club IShopper iMuslcale 0:30 Woman's Wabh. 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Music (Weather IWeather Cousin Ty 1 news 'Cousin Ty IMusic IMusic (News 'Sign Off "a .iifi UTni-ifi Tnnlokl IMkuII .NCWI B.1S Music '"""WwJSPOr1, nuano oi n u 830 News-Music 8 :45 SporU'Muiic 900 Local Newi 9:15 Music 9 30 News- Music 9 :45 Sports-Music 10:00 Newi 10:15 Music 10:30 News-Music 10:45 S port-Mu.C 11:00 Sign Off Land of MuslCNewslinei Land of Muilc'Weather I (News. Noct. News Nocturne fPrtf, Dick Clark NewBitnei jSriowUma (WeathtT News,Noct. INewi INocturne l?Port" Adventura i.Nw"!mel fThealre Weather INewi, Noct. INewi INocturne ISporti Nocturne News Noct., Newa IWeather I Weather Cousin Ty Relaxation 1 Editorial Relaxation Concert Concert IConcert Concert Jazz Scene iJazz Scene ILlve Music ILive Mimic Anything (Anything lAnything (Anything ILafe Show (Late Show KBOY-AM Radio pr'ogrami tor KBOY-AM (730 kcl art almulcaila of KBOY-FM programi from tun-up to aun-down. TSigii Off ISIgn Off 2 am I lUntll 3 a.m. WEDNESDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS The following TV broadcast log ii printed ai a free public ""lea for the Mall Tribune's readers and TV viewers. Brhedule changes are printed as provided bv the TV stations and the Mail Tribune cannot accept responsmnuy ior crruri ur uhuhiwhi, khk kZZtvTi: hTTa IKMKD-TV (Ch. 10) IKOTI-TV (Ch.2) 4 :00 American BandstaniTFort Worth" 430 Discovery '63 ("Fort Worth" 5:00 Uncle Bill , 8:30 yyj Bear Ruff and Reddy (Our Gang Comedy 0:00 Weather. News H 30 Beverly H 11 lblUle 7 rOO Ozzle and Harriet- 7 30 Wagon Train ' 8:00 Wagon Train J130 Gulng My Way 9:66 GnlngMy Way 930 Dick Van Dyke 10:00 Naked City 10:30 Naked City 11:00 News Final 1 1 30 12:00 1 3 30 (Weairier. Newi J bam Hcneaici "lsm Benedict IThe Virginian (c) "The'Vlrginian (c JThe Vlrglnlan (c "iBob Hope (Rob Hope (American Bandstand IDiscovej H3 Tchaplaln, Fund YoRlJ3erir "IWeather. News (News Summary (Telephone Hour (Telephone Hour IHhzcI IWagon Train "iWagon Train jGolng M.V Wy Going My" Way (Our Man Higaini I Naked City (Naked City INewa (Tonight Shw(c (Tonight Shnwtcl (Tonight Show(c) IABC News Final INews. Sign Off THURSDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS KBKS TV (CH. 8 IKMEP-TV (Ch.10) (KOTI-TV (Ch.2) 8K10 Captain Kangaroo 8 30 Captain Kangaroo 9:00 Calendar 930 1 Love Lucy T6:00 The McCoys 1030 Pete St Gladys (Morning Visit 1 (Continental Classroom I (Foral Point Price la RiRhtlc) IConcentratkon 1 1 :00 Love of Lite IKIrst linpressionic) 11 30SeHrch for T'm'row (Truth. Consequences "i2":U0 T College nfthe Air IMeVv cfrlffTnic) 1- 30 As the World Turns iMerv Grifllnfc) il.orella Young 1 ;0o Password 1 :30 Hnuite Party ""300 To Tell the Truth a 30 Jane Wyman lYiiuiig Dr. Ma lone I Match Game I Danny Thomai iCnllcge of the Air IQuccn for a Day June Wyman (Ymirsjor a Song "Pfcnnrssre Ernie Knrd (As the World Turns I Father Knows Best 'House Party "bay In Court ISPven Keys ;0(t Serret Storm IQueen for a Day j ao k,bc of NtRht ("Nrwsat Night' "4-00 Amerlran Rnndslanr "News at Night" 4 30 Pres. Kennedy 'Friendship Circle "y on Mighty Motua Rufr V Redrtv" 5 30 Roy Rogers 'Our Gang. Weather A 00 Weather, Newp 30 Sports Roundup 7:00 niflrmnn J 30 Mr. Ed 8 00 PeTry Slason """ " 8 30 Perry Mason -fl on twilTiht one 9 30 Twllliht Zona 10 00 Alcoa Premiere X" 30 Alcoa Premiere 11:00 News Final tl 30 Top Star Bowling 12 00 Top Star Bowling U 30 1:00 INews- H B Rept. ISkMng. Sports "lo'ur Man HI )t gins Jt'alH.. the Most (cl iCalif ."the Most (CI Dr Ktldare Dr.kiVdax IHaieKci iSecret Slorm jEdgc of Nichl lAmerican Bund land iDlneovery 'Hi iKtng Leonardo jHuUwInkle iVVeather, News INews Summary Deputy lOzfie V Harriet I Andy Wtlllamsfri JAndy W)lllanui(c) INew. Tonttelci JTontte Showict iTonitt Show) c 'Tonlte Showict "fNrwa, Sign Off Siory of J Leave it to Beaver !Myf hreVsona JMcllale's Navy lAlcna Premiere 'Alcoa Premiere 'ABC Report. Bowling" J Top Star Bowling Latest in Lamps From Bygone Eras New lamps lor old rny liave proved unlucky for Aladdin, but . tin exi'liange hould be lucky for the look of ninny homes today. Well designed lamps at all price levels and in all styles table, desk, floor, boudoir, pole and chain-Brc waiting for the re turn Indoors this winter, ac cording to the Lamp and Shade institute. Many of the season's new designs, now in the lake their cues from tradi tional and classic themes. .Such nostalgia has Inspired adaptions of classic Mediter ranean lines, and of the j American heritage In the best i of Colonial styling. ! Bygone eras are echoed even in the latent lamp del velnmenti. There are pole FREE BIRD SEED New Britain, Conn. - HTIt - Frank J. Morclll put a bird seed box outside his ho,nc Inst fall but gut nn hikers. Morelli said Sunday, however, I that he noticed most of the j seed was gone after he lacked , this sicn on the box: "Free too, Including the traditional bird seed for birds only." rhnnHMIni. I lamps with glass bowls, rem iniscent of a gaslight age but teamed with modern walnut trim. Chain lamps, rapidly growing In popularity, have taken designs from the past, Rubbers Capture Stylish Exterior Now that the storm boots season's past, many otherwise fashion-conscious ladies be come remiss about protecting their spring shoes and feet from April showers. This may be a cany-over from the days when rubbers used to be something less than glamorous, and the chance of cold, wet feet and splattered shoes were preferable to the overshoes themselves. But those days are gone forver, thanks to modern latex rubber. lis stretch qualities, the case with which it is molded, and its strength per mit latex to be fashioned into stylish, lightweight, handy rubbers that offer shoe and health protection throughout tnc year. Purs Sii Best of all, these rubbers fold into attractive purse-size string, snap or zipper pouch es, waterproofed on the In side and with a bright tartan or figured design oulsidc. Newest ladies' footwear styles for Spring, says Torch Rubber Company, a leading producer of lnlcx rubbers, In clude simple classic motifs that reveal tho design high lights of the shoe itself. Pin money priced, they come in smooth, pebble grain, or alli gator surfaces. Some have white polka dot trim or crim son linings and accommodate all shoe shapes -even the very pointiest - and most heel heights and sizes. Shades are mostly simple in siiape and unadorned, with off while as the almost universal color. Colonial styles are dec orated witn attractive, appro priately authentic motifs. WALT'S TV 4 RADIO SfRVICI "Oldeil Shop ia So. Oraasn" 2300 Sa. Sr.,. Rd. 772-226 Serving Mtdtord and Vicinity Call Monday Thru Thuridly t A.M. la a PM. Frld.y I A.M. ta 4 P.M. TV RENTALS 1963 Model. Whan You RENT A TV IK. Stric Ii FRII STONE'S TV SALES & SERVICE 1119 Eail J.ck.on Phona 772-1266 Novelty Fabrics For Young Men Fabrics tell the fashion story for boyj' wear this spring. From the very young man in his Eton suit to the older boy in sports jacket and slacks or suit, the news is not in styles, which continue on the "borrowed from Dad" theme, but in the novelty of fabrics and fabric combinations. Denim ig top favorite, in faded solids and teamed with white. Faded blue or brown and white stripes show up not only In Etton suits and sporta jackets but also in casual coats with matching caps. For an especially dashing look calico prints are paired with denims. Bleeding madras and batik make smart young suits, while cord, ticking and seersucker are seen in suits, sportswear. In a more traditional mood arc classic flannels in jacket and shorts suits for younger boys, and mid-weight wools and blends in dress-up fash ions for the growing-up set. Knits, both dressy and casu al, keep climbing in popular ity, liked for the wiy they combine comfort and neat ness. In wools, cottons, mir acle fibers, the knits appear in everything from sports shirts to suits. The red-white-and-blue nau tical look js strong again, es pecially in boys' sportswear. SEVERSON'S CANDIES Our Chocolates ara Hand-Pipped & Hand-Rolled MADE ERESH DAILY in Our Own Candy Kitchen in Medford. 132 W. Main, 16 So. Central MOO-O-OS and MUSINGS I LJ3Vjin1SOi I 1 APPLIANCE AND I TV REPAIR 1 I J TV RENTALS I l-L, HAPCO I aV 303 S. Front M m at ioth m It's not too soon to start looking for the very first unmistak able sign of spring. For instance, t hus band out desper ately trying to dig a hole big enough to bury the lawn mower behind the garage. Little Daisy Strange As It Seems elsie wx VtuLMM J. 51015 AT THg AS Of 6 MONTHS knew rue AWHABer, Af YEARS WE COUU) K6AD AMD WKlTlf, AT 4 HE WAS VEK5E0 IN 4 LANGUAGES HE CQMPLTD 3 'GRADE Or SCHOOL )H 6 MOUTHS AMD HIGH SCHOOL IW ANOTHER 6 MONTHS ... AT II, HE EWTEKED HAgVAED J?tvJS Z 15 RECEIVED the vesneeof bachelor. OF ACTS, CUM LAUDBy -S4- ' . A V CROSSWORD PUZZLE i GIANT CROCODILES, 60 ntr long - LIVED IU TEXAS . . , ' Z0OMJU.I0W YEARS AGo Cage. I 'aTay iatVvS.' w! . 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Wine drink 25-Gratully 57-Place In line 28-Burdened 30-Decay 32-Precious . stone J -Ed I bis flsa , St-Kerre networks 41 -Goes in 43-Conjunctloa 4fi-Rainfal) 47-Period of time Answer te Yestsrdav'i PuttM 4 1 -Lowest point 57-Place 6! -Roman date 69-Before . R4-Htke ' , 60-Rodent ' 66-Oreek Utter (3-Artlflclal 64-Allow language I Is la fygl4. I5 7 539 I10 pi iT"" 13 fT " " 15 1 vT- is " mz.z'Z'LWZzm 22 n 24 JJ 26 27 21 35 '. jo 3T 32 33 40 41 7T 3 H 44 41 51 52 SJ 54 55 54 ' 27 3 ' 5? 60 61 " 63 65 Clttr. by Uoilad FeaUira Syndicate, Inc. 2D Reconditioned CITIZEN'S BAND RADIOS Heath Sonar Johnson Morrow Phone 664-3130 Financing Available DISCOUNT PRICES ON Wall To Wall CARPETING We ll Pay You sioo For Your TV Troubles! ' We'll pay you $1.00, If within the warranty period, we replace parts or tubes In Crater TV shop on any Motor ola TV portable, table or console model purchased here this month. MOTOROLA TV iVIJ Model 19P15BE , $148M I GREEN TAMPSj Used TV's is Low is $29.95 Paulsen & Gates THRIFT MARKET Certtnl Point, Oregon Phone 664-1259 Largest Independent Dealer In Jackson County RADIO DISPATCHED POOR MAN'S TV SERVICE SOO HOME CALLS It Ij tilimatfd 80 of all TV trouble Is tubes. I will personally coma to you home and replace any tube necessary (including picture tube) tor the price ot the tube plus $1.00. Svlvania rubes guar, antfed 90 days. Many years TV experi. nee. Only $1.00 It not fixed. What can yeu lose' Work dona an Christian prin. eiplea. No Complete TV Service. Simply Call 772-8822 for your "TV TUBE SPECIALIST" Now Serine . . . Medford. Ashland. Cold Hill. Centra and most valny areas. oinmji PSffiMeVl teiTSSfW I I OJHATIN THEOJOftLD ISTMAT?J I SHE!? THREATNIN5 TO ImsW ATgolC tJlTHDRAaJALi . COITHWAiiJ FROM PTA.THtT j NOTiMAKinSTHE j TSZ f. SCHOOt BOARD AND BtUE BIRDS.' " --y-- YAr U.ffiffi 'mmi :v;::l::. 'rS ( E-Io,N5 V X Af l00K' V vfpRA1SE "EAVEN, NO MORE A- 1 I HERE C0ME5'NMR MIND' HOW'S T ' awful XrUm Ca0UW)yP 'STERINS imjmc&T SUN J-w U I ( CRACKED.'; 1 ifT BBFE7"W- ' LTT&i&k. IWAVESeA. Up WTh . . - 5 L' f vore I I SNUFFY !! X a female I I If -special at Y--T. V . 0RyaE V01RESCH NEEDS TO Y( SPRING PL0WIN' l 5 MV MAM ORVILIE SAVS IS TETCHEO A UNDERSTANDiN' J GIT OUT AW TIME SS S 4 A W0MAN3 PLACE NTH'H CTQ . , J OSCAR -i'lHATS RIGHT- 1 YOU HAVE THAT "I METj1" WHAT ELSE ) ,i, lllil 11 . rr.T-TTA OWSLEY J THOWOiovoU OSCAR OWSLEV ONT-' IS NEW 9 T ' 'I II' BLONDIE-) 1 KMOW THE STREET I ZZJJ -s. - I jl KliLI"! g fg f ffira'y I nIae' the hote l a sssJ i h. f , .LTT T7TrTTr i. bozu"-' J 0:SVSTHE INTO CAPTAIN AIAbO HOTEL... vajaefc-it I TTT i WAVE LEPT THEIR i'L. -QTHL. JltK , U N HTu mut; ' yJ PILOT PI.EVV IN youe FT ANP f?tXCr Z HOTEL IN THE .ES, i tiftr-srl VSd WrTH THE Tltae.) LEABN eF HI I OH, JEFF, VOU'RE SO CUTE ) I I DAPI?y THIS 15 JEFF'i . I I I i.?DDV WIU- BE WE'RE STUDVINQ HIM J GLADV ff f rT, PLEASEDTO MEET YOU! jT AT SCHOOL.' MEET JsLl SS P SyyV T i CArTs!7 ""-T VOU' MR BARKER.' IX K- SA-cSjV Fl Y. f Vf ( LEAD ME TO) , rVV ' 1 WHERE'S THE iV e YIJ vqOrV bJf U IF lTjv te PLUS 1,490 SAH Green Stamps screen (overall dlaeonal measure. Full year guarantee including all Parts and Tubes PLUS $1.00 to you if we have to replace a part or tube.