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4 B MONDAY, APRIL 8. 1963 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON RADIO PROGRAMS MONDAY Programs IliU below art received from the radio tuuuni and iht Mall Trlbum aMumea no responsibility KYJC KMED KWIN 1 j j u k c HIO lie I3SS lie "TW-CBS Newa iLocal Nowa INewi 415 Pat Mc Coy I Road Show Shopper 4:30 Sideliihti , Alex Drier INewa 4:45 Sport. , lEmphaala I Weather B:OOLoweirThomaa'Newi, HarveylNewi 515 Muiic Nightingale Sport Newi 5:30 News lNwa iNewB 5.45 sport- 'Hank weaver Weather V:00 CBS Newi Nw.-Harmon 'Newa 6-15 Mrris lEniphaaii 'Spor: 6 .TnNcv- .World Newa iNswa 6 :4S SporU i Edw Morgan Weather 7 :00 CBS Newa Newi. Music 7:15 World SporU iStarllte 7:30 Dimeniion :45- Sport IStarllte ISUrlltc lPoIka Time Polka Time News Weather KSHA KBOYFM KDOV jKRVC fSSOkc 9S i oic 130l kc 11350 hr " Fulton Lewis Weather Mouaeparl'y Great Christ. Sports Storlea Swing Tiling Houaeparly Children s nr. Sports Comm. News Mouaeparty Children's Hr IMuslc-News Swing Thing Newi Muajc Weather World Houseparty Bit of Heaven Editorial Today Houseparty Muoic ISports Neuh-Storiea Ilouscpariy Christ. Music Swii!Sj.'hin.SKn " Houseparty 'Christ -Muaic Weather Houseparty Christ. Music I Cousin Ty Houseparty Christ Music Weather Houseparty News I Cousin Ty Sign Of f Sign Off Jacksonville Man To Graduate in April Freci R. DcVos, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert DeVos, route 2. box 15. Jacksonville, ' DeVos plans to assume the responsibilities ot director of an interdenominational youth j nreanizstinn in 1hr firant.s is scheduled to graduate this PaiiS arca Hc win a,so speak 1 month Irom the 1'rairie Binlc lor youth groups and in van institute. Three Hills. Alberta, ous churches in southern Ore Strange As It Seems hk 'a nn WnrM Tn'niihl News Music INews g-15 Music 'Land nf Music Sports 8 JO Banncriincs ILand of Music (New, 8:43 Sports. Music Land ol Music Weather 9:00 Local News News-Noct. 9:15 Music iNocturne 9:30 Bannerllnea ! Adventure 9:45 SporU, Music 'Theatre 10:00 Wooden Shoe .News-Noct. 10:15 Wooden Shoe 'Nocturne 10:30 Newi, Music IShowtinie 10:45 Sports. Music Showtime li. no Sign off INewa-Noct. " Nocturne 1 1 :30 Nocturne 1 1 ;45 iNoct-New s 12:00- KgnOW INews Sports INews IWeather IWealher Newsliner iNews (SporU iNewslincB Weather Cousin Ty News 'Relaxatlon 1 Editorial 'Relaxation (Concert I Concert I Sign of fa a.m.l Concert I Concert I Ijaz Scene ) JJ a zzScv ne ( ILive MubIc I ILive Music lAnythlng goes) l Anything goes lAnything goe: lAnytliing goesl lLate Show I Late Show "Until 2 a.m. I Canada. DeVos has been taking a four year theological course. Following his graduation, gon and northern California. R A Di d P ROG RAM S T U E S D A Y 'Sign On iSignon-News I IFarm News J INewsIinea iWeatru r I (News Spoil (News IWealher 'News 'Sports News !Nwa IWeather 8:00 5:13 8:30 8:45 6:00 CBS Nawa iNtwa 6:15 Montle Morris Wake Up 6-30 News. Morris Wake Up ejaSpnrta. MorrU irinit News "7:00 News RounduplHe'mlngway 7:15 Montle Morns IWeather 7 30 CBS News IR.V Report J:43 Local News IWeather 8:00 NewaT weatheriLocal News 8:15 Monlie Morris Nightingale 8:30 News, Morris 'ABC News 8:45 Pet Parade lEmphasU ' u on CBS News INews 9 is MontU Morris IBrkfst Club 0:30 woman's Wash. IBrklst Club 8:4S-Sporls. Morris IBrkfst Cluh 10:00 News. Godfrey News-Swap 10:15 Arth Godfrey Listen 10:30 Arth Godfrey ABC News 10:4 3 -A r t h . God frey IK n 1 p has la 1 100 CBS News ILcfNews 1 1 .15 Linkletter I J. LI nkletter 1 1 :3f) Dear Abhv IABC News 11:45 aporm. Morris icmpnasis iweainer 12 00 CBS News I Reg-Nat Nwi IPulse 12:15 Montle Morris IWx-MkU-SptslNlRhlingnle 12:30 in liojiywooo ik.v news 12:43 Weather. Morria IPnul Harvey 1 no CBS News INews 1:15 Montle Morris I Hear 1 :30 Woman's WnrldiABC News iSign On I I Waking Crew ' INews Waking Crew ' iSign On-Wea New News lUncle Rick Waking Crew Daily Bread News New Farm News lUnele Rick 'News Music . INews IHdUnes. Wea. IMubIc Editorial (News-Sports INews Musics le Sports Muhlcale Headlines (News iWeather News Shopper (News IWeather INews Com News News IWeather :News Sporta News News. Music MuMrnIr News -Stock" IM iisic;i If 'Mutual News News Editorial News JohBulU'lIn Headlines' Uncle Rick Inside Books Sports IMuslcale IHdUnes. Wca. iMuslcale lHargalns 'Mutual Newa (News IMuslcale j Fashion IMuBfrale 'Hdlines. Wea. MiiKlcale lUncle Rick IMutual News INews i Musicile Uncle Rick (Mus'tcala ISports floltnn Farm Mkt. Mutual News IStock Mkt !Rrg., Sporla Cronkite I Music" Weather Music 'Cronkite iNawiluiei IWeather Lad lea Fair Coin News I Haven of ReBt Mutiiiil News INewfi 1 45 Sports. Morris lEmph-Hcar Haven of Hesl Music Cronkite "2:00 CBS Naws Local News (News"' IMuaic Weather 215 Montle Morris Hear ISpona IMuaic IHargaina 2:30 Fashlonscope IABC News INews (Music INews 2:45 Sports. Mc Coy lEmph-Hear IWeather jMutunlNewa ISports "a :00 CBS Ncwb "iLooal Nawa (Safety RnriuiiiMusic Weather 3:I5-Pal McCoy IHeBr 'Safotv Rndup Inside Books 'Editorial Hiewg IWeather il.OCJll 'HeRr 3:30 Closeups IABC News 3:45 SporU. Mc Coy lEmphasla 4:00 CBS News' ILocal News 4:15 Pat Mc Coy ;RpadShow 4:30 Sidelights IRoad Show 4:J5 Hpojts. Mc coy ihmpjiais Rill Stamps Bill Stampa News New h-Sports " Bill Stamps Bill Stamps iNews Bill Stamps Sound Off (Sound Off iSound Off Sound Off Bill Stamps Bill Stamps News Bill Stamps " Newh Bill Stamps 1 News Bill Stumps Noon News Trader Horn Houseparty !HoUBeParty "iHoiiBcparty Houseparty Hougeparty 'Houseparty illouseparty IHouseparty 'Houseparty 'Houseparty IHouseparty 'Houseparty ilouscpariy Social Sec. News 'Christ Music aothC.R.Hr 120th t.R Hr Old Hymns iBihle Institute iBIblalnsUtuta "iDeliveranca 'Deliverance I Back to Hi ti 'Back to Bible "Uoy of Living (Christ Music Bargain Bell j Music "Cnurch News I Music 'Music 'Christ. Music News IPastor Coins IMuaic lEdllorial (Gospel Music l.oipfl MUSIC (Request Prog ; Request Prog. Your Requeii lYaur Request Christ MUSIC Quiet lime (Classics IChriBt. Music Old llynins INews Shopper News Weatner sQO Low ell Thomas 'News-Harvey 'News 8:15 Pat Mo Coy INightingala Sport Newa 8:30 News Headline NwslNews 8 45 Music iWeaver-SpU IWeather 6 ;00 CBS Ne wb ( Nwi .-Harmon I News 6:15 Music lEmphasla (Sports 60 News IM. Beatly INews 6:43 Sports lEdw. Morgan IWealher 7:00 CBS News (News I Polka Time 7:13 World SporU IMubIc IPolka Tlma 7:30 Dimension IMubIc INews 7:45 Sports (Music (Weather 8:00 World TonightINe"wS'Mualc News 8:13 Music (Land of Music Sports 8 30 News. Music (Land of MuatcjNewa 8:43 Sports. Music Land ol Muair'Weathe r 9:00 Local Newa iNews-Noct. TNews -Music inociurna 'sports 1 Adventure I News iTheatre IWeather M11t11.il Nfiurs 'News iKuleldosrope Swing Thing Houseparty Chnsl Music IFulton Lewis 'Weather (Houseparty (Great Christ! ISports Stories (Swing Thing Houseparty (Children's Hr. Sports (.'muni INews 'Houseparty (Children's Hr. Iivfusjc iSwIng Thing INews I Music (Stern. World" Weather Hoitsopiirty Bit of Heaven (World Today 'Edltoriil 'Houseparty (Music IMutual News SporU 'Houseparty 'Christ. Music IMuaic -Swing Thing Houseparty Chrlst. Music IRag"" Newi (Weather Houseparty Chri.st. Music" Sign off 'Cousin Ty Houseparty iChrist. Music (News Housepar'ty INews cousin iy signotr isignofr Cleveland Papers Roll Off Presses Cleveland, Ohio - lUPli - The Cleveland newspaper strike, one of the longest in U. S. history, ended Sunday night when the morning plain Deal er published for the first time since the blackout started U: days ago. The afternoon Press resum ed today. The Tuesday morning Plain Dealer was scheduled to be extra large with a "catchup" section of the debutantes who came out at a ball last Christ- P-0S. The Teamsters Union struck the two papers, with a combined circulation of about 700,000, late on Nov. 29, and was quickly followed by the ; Newspaper Guild. The guild was the first striking union : to settle with the publishers on new contracts, although other unions reached agree-1 tnent first. Five unions struck the papers. To prevent any further mcssei from men rubbing ripe pear:, into bald spots, we offer the following information. It was the rabbit growers association that said that pears were great for growing hares and not the barber's association. 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Sisn Off Topics Announced For Symposium Ashlnnd- -"What arc My Most Effective procedural in Planning and Teaching?" is the topic of one of the sym pOltums to be conducted dur ing 0 seminar on "Improving College TeaehinK" in Port land, April 7-1 0. Dr. James R. Dawsun, associate profes sor of hioloKy at Southern Oregon eollcRe, has been se lected ns one of the three sy m pos i uni pa r t i c i pan t s . Sponsored by the American Association nf Colleges for Teacher Education, a unit of j the national Education Aisocl ation, conference tcprescntti- ttyei from ;i3 colleges and 1 universities In eiRlit Pacific Northwest .states and Canada. ! will attempt to answer the question. "What Makes a Good College Teacher'.'" FORGETS GAS TANK Dagonaham, Kngiand -(UPfr- Joseph Rooali set fire to an old car in his backyard Sun day and a series of explosions shattered windows and dam Hed two nearby homes but injured no one. "I foraot to take out the gai tank." Rocall said. WALT'S "Oldtlt ilmp in So. 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