FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1954
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Editor's Note: The radio and TV
station i serving this area are urgca
to correct these program logs daily
prior to our press deadline. Fre
quently, network changes occur too
late for publication, ine iicram
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' KFLW CBS St ABC, 1450 KC
Friday Evening-, December I
8 00 Perry Como Show CBS
615 The Choralters CBS
C 30 Amoi N' Andr CBS
0 35 New. CBS
7 00 Godfrey Dice CBS
7:i0 The Lone Ranger ABC
7;SJ Douglas Ed v. aid it Tti !New
CBS
I 00 Tennense Ernie TBS
. Iweil Thomas CBS
45 Bing Crosby CBS
no Niniwt-h CE
JO Galen Drake CBS
C 45 Network Orrh. CBS
10:00 10 p.m. Headline
1C:13 Bill Stern ABC
IP 30 Kilocycle Klub
II no Sign Off News Summary
1LW Sign Off .
Saturday, December 4
(100 Minute News Summary
8:01 America'" Favorite Music
6:15 Minnie New Summary
fj;18 America'! Favorite Muaic
C 30 Minute News Summary
C.H America'! Favorile Music
45 Minute News Summary
VA6 America's Favorite Music
1 00 News - Bkfst Edition
7:15 Charlie's Roundup
7 .10 Frank Gnu CBS
7:45 County Agent
7.35 Music
ft 00 No School Today ABt
p no Gunsmoke CBS
10:00 Robt. Q. Lewis CBS
DOORS OPEN 6.30
NOW SHOWING!
King Richard
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11 00 Metropolitan Opera ABC
2 IB Saturday Platter SW ABC
4 50 Besio Brief
5 00 City Hospital CBS
S 23 Galen Drake CBS
S ;(0 Today's Sports Highlight
5 46 Frank Cou CBS
a M Hometown New
v 00 Juke Box Jury CBS
6 This Week in Washington
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e 44 Words of Life
7 00 Two for The Money CBS
7 no Lawrence Welk Army Show ABC
7 35 News CBS
E 00 Gunsmoke CBS
I, :i0 Gaiigbuhtrri CBS
S.00 News ABC
ii 03 Gridiron Victory Dane ABC
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1000 10 p.m. Headlines
10 13 Gridiron Victory Dance ABC
0:: News ABC
Id. :15 Kilocycle Klub
11 00 Sign Off News Summary
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KFJI MBS DLBS, 1150 KC
Friday Evening-, December 3
6 00 Gabriel first !cr MBS
b 15 Evening tdition News
b J5 Holhwood Highlight
G.UI Virgil Pinkley DLBS
b 14 Sam Haes ws DLBS
t S3 Bill Henry Mri
1 Ml ;.M! J-ikIi.-. -JBC
7:23 Dorothy Lowell
7 45 Sport Report
BOO Tlie Shadow MBS
fl ;w Counterspy NB3
0.00 Network News DLBS
D15 Mutual Newsreel MiiS
n :-'i Tiriti'r i al- ,
B .'15 Moonlight Melodies
DM Headline News DLBS
10 00 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS
10:13 Music Box Merihe
11 oo Shadynlde of Midnight
12 00 Sign Olf
Saturday, December 4
C:00 Sunrise News
0:13 Sunrue Sciennde
b.:(0 Sons of the Pioneers
b 45 Fiiim Reporter
7:00 Frank Hemingway News DLBS
7:15 Breakfast Cane DLBS
7:.tO Today' Bent Bus
7:43 Local St Regional News
7.35 Something to Think About
8:00 Best on Record
B:13 Melodic Interlude
B:20 Furniture Fair
0 25 Public Service
8:;iO Mormnv Melodies
fl:43 Used Car Roundup
p oo Best on Record
0:13 Tips from the Towo Shop
0:30 Safely
fl;.',5 Social Security
0:43 Basin Bouquet
10.00 News
10:13 Morning Melodies
11:13 4-H Club
11:30 The Storyteller
11:43 Firefighters
12:00 Local News
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KLAMATH THEATRES
DOORS OPEN 6:30 P.M.
NOW PLAYING!
Wan-Woman Conflict...
NATURE-IN-THE-RAW
EXCITEMENT I
Charlto. HESTON
Eltanor PARKER
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SPtCIAl A TTB ACTION!
"Yukon Manhunt"
The BATMAN No. 5
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TYPICAL OF MEETINGS of the Bonanza 4-H Potato Club,
whose membership has included the first two Kiwanis Potato
Kings, Is this gathering in the home of the present Icing's
family. From left are Mrs. L. V. Haskins, L. V. Haskins, King
12:13 Record Merry-Go-Round
3 25 News DLBS
3:30 Today's Top Tunes DLBS
4:13 Frank Hemingway News DLBS
4:30 Proudlv Wr Hail
5:00 Pee Wee Stidham ,
3:30 Marine Musical
3:45 Jack Brlckhouse Sports MBS
0:00 How It Happened
6:15 Local News
6:23 Hollywood Highlights
6:30 Assembly of God
7:00 Tommy Oden Western Music
7:30 Klamath Temple
B:00 For Dancers Only
8:30 Oregon State Grange
:43 For Dancers Only
9:00 Network News DLBS
813 Football Sco" Rcoorl
9:30 tJllman (or Congress
10:00 Strictly Dixie DLBS
10:30 Shadyside of Midnight -12:00
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Saturday. December 4
Alturas, California
7:00 Sign On and Top o' Morning
7:30 News
7:43 Top o Morning
C;30 Haven of Rest
9:00 Let s Go To Town
0:15 Small Fry
0:30 Book Revenue
9:45 The American Story
10.05 Pop Concert
10:30 20th Century Serenade
11:00 Marine Band
11:15 Vistas of Israel
11:30 Look to the Skies
11:45 Serenade In Blue
12 00 Sports
12:05 Lake County News
12:10 Modoc County News
12:13 New
12:30 All Time Tilts
12:35 Farm Forum
12:43 Personality Time
1:00 Matinee Melndir
1:30 Little Concert Hall
2:00 News
2:10 According to the necora
2:13 Forward March
2:30 Listener's Choice
,1:00 News
ft -OS Listener'l Choice .
4:30 News
4; Sign Off
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CBS, NBC, ABC
Friday Evening, December 3
3:30 Devotions
4:00 Feminine Fancies ,
4:30 Val Rogue Show
3.00 Aunt Polly Birthday Party
3:30 Wild Bill Hickok
f:00 Smilln' Ed's Gang
fl 30 Hollywood Album
6 43 Let's Kick It Around
7:00 Cavalcnde of SporU
7:43 Greatest Moments in Sports
P OO Pappy Coleman
8:30 Life of Riley
9:00 4-Str.r Playhouse
H:30 TBA
10:00 The Lineup
10:30 PCC Highlights
U.oo Weather
11:03 News
11:13 Sign Off
Saturday, December 4
10:43 So. Methodist vs Notre Dame
;i:50 Devotions
4 00 Fnith for Today
ft:O0 TBA
3:30 Western Theater
F:30 Melody Wranglers
7:00 That's My Boy
7:30 T P Dance Time
P OO Jackie Glcason
P OO Place the Face
9:30 Break the Bank
10:00 Wreitllng
11:00 Weather
11:03 News
11:15 Sign Off
Legal Notice
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Nollce Is hpfffby givn that tht un
rirrstgnrd E!dt J. Spolpk. hat been
anpnlnttd pxemlor uf the iittate ot
Kathenn Spolflc, dpcraard by th Clr.
cult Court of th alate ot Oreaon for
Klamath County and haa qualified. All i
nernona having any claim or claims
aaainat aald deceased are hereby no-1
titled to preaenl the tame duly verl.
fled as required hv law to the under
tuned at the office of Schaupo Ac
Puckett at their office 306 Willlta Bide.
Klamath Falu, Ore. within alx months
from the date of the flrat publication
of this notice, which date is Dec. 3rd,
1&34.
F.ddle J. Spolek
Executor
Srhaupp At Puckett
Attorneys
Dec. 3, 10, 17, 34 No. 319.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given, that th un
dersigned, has been appointed executrix
of the estate of Edward Vanderburg.
deceaned. by the Circuit Court of 1h
state of Oregon for Klamath County and
has qualified. All persons having claims
gain it said late are h-rehy notified
to present the same, duly verified as
required by law to the undersigned exe
cutrix at the office of Schaupp V Puck,
ett. attorneys U06 WilliU llldg. Klamath
Falls within six months from the date
of the first publication hereof which date
ts Dec. 3, 1934.
Louise Gober, Executrix.
Schaupp St Puckett
Attorneys '
No. 218, Dec. S. 10.17-24
SENTENCE
DENVER t) William Hubert
riilfv, 35. told Dist, Judge Edward
C. Day he d like n little jml sen
tence lo "straighten himself out,"
nd the court accommodated him.
Judge Day sentenced Riley to a
IS-mnnth lo 10-year prison term for
buiglary.
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Mrs. Les Porterfield, Les Porterfield, the club leader. (Addi
tional story and "pictures on pages 14, 15).
PELICAN BEAT
By NANCY CLARK
Sparkling little snowflakcs have
squeezed themselves from the
clouds to fall on our Klamath Un
ion High campus. A wonderful
way to get us into the Christmas
spirit, don't you think? Cheers ol
joy from the Ski Club members,
and ice skating lovers have been
heard sixth periods for the last
two days. The teachers also enjoy
the change, but when it comes to
teaching over the talk of snow, it
proves quite a trick.
Speaking ot tricks, one of KU's
newly acquired teachers this year.
Kooert DeRosier, is amusing the
children around his neighborhood
with amateur magic. His fresh
man English classes have no com
plaints as yet about tricks being
played on them. Incidentally, Mr.
DeRosier Is an interesting person
ality to interview as well as tieing
an eiiicient teacher.
Models certainly brightened up
the usual dull effects of Pelican
Court Tuesday, when Mrs. Keith
Moon of The Town Shop, fur
nished clothes modeled by our own
KU girls. Carrie Hellbronner be
gan in a ski outfit. Dresses fol
lowed and were modeled by: Flor
ence Wamstead. Sue Thompson,
Nancy Drew and Margie Blind.
Suits for all occasions looked chic
on Helen Detro'it. Susan Peak and
Gail Nerseth. Nancy Warren and
Francis Cox wore lounging pa
jamas. Joan Estes, part of the
Town Shop staff and als a stu
dent at KU, helped supervise the
successful .style show.
Baldy's Band will play at the
OTI, KUHS dance tonight. Part of
the expenses for dance have been
donated by the Music Guild of
America. OTI is paying the rental
on the armory, while KU is fur
nishing decorations and soft
drinks. All students will be ad
mitted free with a student body
card from cither school.
Christmas party is 111 Ihe mak
ing for Future Homemakers ol
America. This was discussed
along with the fixing of baskets
of needy families over the holi
days. The meeting was conducted
by Roberta Matthews, president.
Llla Hnvird presides as vice presi
dent, while Sandra Campbell
serves as secretary and Nancy
lances
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Appl
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Cox, treasurer. Miss Clara Shap-
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Klamath Union High School
Pels' compete with Grants Pass,
Ashland and Medford Friday In a
basketball jamboree.
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