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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 24. 1957
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" not reipaniibl for lait minute changes
in the radio and TV achedule. Thry
jr published merely as a puhlic serv
ir and are furntkhed by the various
nation involved-1
KFLW-CBS ft ABC. 14W KC
Sunday, Nov. 21
8 00 Invitation to Learning- CBS
8.30 Assembly of Cod Program
P:00 News CBS ,
atii c.! i.Lt. ri( Thmscla CBS
8:3.1 Hymn History
fl.SO News ABC
9.35 Musical Variety Show CBS
10 00 Voice of Prophecy ABC
10:30 Hymn Time
51:00 Weekend News ABC
11:05 Chrulian in Action ABC
11:30 First Presbyterian Church
12:00 The Symphonetle CBS
12:55 Ford Knad Show IBS
l:UO WOOIWorm
2 00 Old Fashioned Revival Hour Aot.
;i:w nour 01 uecuiuu
3 : Radio Bible Class
4 00 Suspense CBS
4 25 Musical Variety Show CBS
4 :10 Sez Who CBS
9:00 News CBS
5 05 Indictment CBS
ft 30 CBS Newsroom
6 00 Jack Benny Show CBS
A 30 Hollywood Music Hall CBS
6 55 Musical Variety Show CBS
7 .00 News CBS
' 7 03 Jimmy Wakely Show CBS
? 'to Gunsmoke CBS
Changing Tide CBS
8 00 New CBS
8 05 Mitch MUler CBS
9 00 News CBS
S 05 Country Music Show CBS
fi : This 1 Believe CHS
9-35 CarroH Alcott Newt CBS
9 45 Sports Resume CBS
10:05 Araiton Ballroom Orchestra ABC
10 30 Revival lime cv
11:00 Sign Off
Monday. Nov. IS
flOOF.arly Morning News
8:15 America's Favorite IMmlr
7 00 News Breakfaat Ldition
7:15 Weatherrast
7:19 Breakfast Broadcast
7 30 Frank Cots CBS
' 7:45 Harry Babbitt CBS
8 00 Musical Variety Show CBS
8.05 Yours for a Happy Day
8.30 Blola Time
9 00 Breakfast Club ABC
10 00 Wendy Warren CBS
10 15 Ma Perkins CBS
10 30 Young Dr. Malona CBS
10.45 Road of Life CBS
11:00 Shopping News
11:05 Mmic for Enjoyment
11:40 Hugh McCoy News CBfl
11:45 Just Entertainment CBS
12:00 Noon Edition Newi
1215 Paless Sidewalk Show
12 30 House Party CBS
1 00 Arthur Godfrey Time CBS
2 30 Backstage Wife CBS
2 45 Helen Trent CBS
3 00 Our Gal Sunday CBS
3 15 Nora Drake CBS
.1:30 Second Mrs Burton CBS
3 45 Strike It Rich CBS
4 00 Lt There Be Light
4 13 Banln Briefs
4 30 Mustr
4 M Arthur Godfrey CBS
5 00 Edward R Murrow CBS
8 15 Weather Roundup
S 25 Behind the Headline!
5 30 Tom Harmon CBS
5 45 Frank Goss CBS
9 55 Hometown News
8 no Snort Highlight
6 03 Music for Dining
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Sofefy Padded Instrument Panel $ 21.50
Foam Seat Cushion (front) $ 10.70
Foam Scat Cushion (rear) $ 13.64
Windshield Wosher $ 12.04
Back-up light $ 10.38
Power Steering $107.50
Power Srokcs $ 39.77
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Chevrolet News CBS
Lowell Thomas CBS
Sports Time CBS
People in the News ABC
Amos 'N' Andy
Speakinff of Sports ABC
News CBS
Matters of Melody CBS
Robert Q Lewis CBS
News CBS
The Boh Inch Show
News ABC
The Bob Inch Show
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KFJ1 MBS & DLBS. 1150 KC
Sunday, Nov. 21
7 TO Oral Roberts
8 00 Klamath Temple Hour
8 i0 Back to God DLBS
9 00 Radio Bible Class DLBS
9.30 Youth Soldiers for Chrnt
9 45 Frank As Ernest DLBS
in 00 Headline Edition DLBS
ju.uo news wuoa
J0:15 Christian Snenr Heals DLBS
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11:00 News DLBS
11.03 Jl s bundav serenade
11 30 News DLBS
11:35 J I s Sunday Serenade
U.05 Jl s Sundav Serenade
roo News ULBS
1.05 Jl s Sunday Serenade
1 30 NVws DLBS
1 :;5 Jl s Sundav Serenade
2 00 News DLBS
2 05 Jl s Sunday Serenade
2.30 Sport Show DLBS
2 35 Jl s Stmdav Serenadt
3 00 News DLBS
3 05 Jl s Sundav Serenade
3 .10 News DLBS
3 35 Jl s Sunday Serenade
4 3U News DLBS
4 ;t5 Jl s Sunday Serenade
5.00 Repeat Performance
5 30 Lutheran Hour ULBS
8 00 Serenade In Blue
0.15 Bill Cunningham DLBS
6 30 Sport Show DLBS
6:35 Virgil Pinkley DLBS
fl45Giiline Hratter DLBS
7 00 Evening News
7:05 Family Theater DLBS
7 30 Marian Theater DLBS
8 00 Hserved For You
8:15 John T. Flynn DLBS
ft 30 Newt DLBS
H 35 Hawaii Calls DLBS
9 00 Headline Edition DLBS
9 15 Dan Smoot Reports DLBS
30 Chamber of Commerce,
10 00 10 00 PM Headlines
to 15 Guest Star
19 30 Sign On
Monday. Nov. 25
9 30 News Summary
5 33 The Cow Hour
8 00 News Summary
6 05 Cow Hour
6 30 Newi Summary
6 35 The Cow Hour
6 50 Sports Roundup
7 00 Hemingway MBS
7 IS Breakfast Gang D1JU
7 10 Todays Best Buys
7 4ft Local "lews
I 00 CUlf Enane DLBS
8 15 Over the Coffee Cup
9 00 Kraft Newt DLBS
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10 00 NewsoaDer of Air DLBS
10 15 Tallo Teat DLBS
10.30 Visit to LaPointei
10 45 Meet The Artist
11:1.1 uueen lor a uay n.a
12 00 Gabriel heatter DLBS
12.05 Town & Country Time
12:15 Local Noon News
12:30 The Wax Works
1:30 News DLBS
1.35 The Wax Works
2 30 Kraft New DLBS
2:35 The Wax Works
3 30 Kraft News DLBS
3 35 The Wax Works
4 00 Fulton Lewis Jr. DLBS
4 15 Hemlrurway MBS
4 50 Tello Test DLBS
4 45 Traffic Jam
4 55 Rob Greena DLBS
5 00 Traffic Jam
5 30 Newt Report DLBS
9 45 Chevron Headline Ntwt DLBS
00 Edw P Morgan News DLBS
6 IS World of Sports
0 30 Firat Federal Newt
8 45 Kraft News DLBS
0 50 Bill Brundute Sports DLBS
7 00 Lives of Hairy Lime DLBS
715 Gabriel Heatter DLBS
7:30 True Dttertive MyMerv MBS
7 58 Headline Edition DLBS
8 00 Mnttly Music
H 30 News DLBS
8:35 Mostly Music
10:00 1000 PM Headlines
10:10 Bill Stern Sports DLBS
10:15 Mostly Music
11:00 Newt Summary
11 05 Mostly Music
12 00 Sign Off
KOTI-TV Channel t, California
Oregon Tflevliioa fe.,
Sunday. Nov. 24
1 10 40 Cartoon Time
I 10 43 Football Preview
I 11 (0 Rams vs. Browns
, 6.15 Dan Smoot
7 00
7:05
7 20
7 25
7:30
7-55
8:00
8 05
8 :w
9 00
9 05
9 30
9:35
9:55
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8 10 Transatlantic Televiewers
6 45 Weekly News In Review '.
7:00 Ray Milland
7:.i0 Bachelor Father '
8 00 Ed Sullivan
8 00 C.E Theater .
e.'to Alfred Hitchcaek
10 00 Iiretia Younic
JO TO News
10:35 Pat Boone Show
Monday, Nor. 25
1 1 '40 Chaplains Corner
11.50 Cartoon Time
1155 New
12.00 Bib Payoff
I2.;t0 Verdict Is Youri
1:00 Brighter Day -
1 -15 Secret Storm
1.10 Edge of Night
2 Oil Gat ry Mnore
2 :W Arthur Godfrey
3 :i0 Strike it Huh
4 00 Feminine Fancies
4 M I'ncle Bill
4 45 Searrh For Tomorrow
5 00 Klamath Extension
5 15 Joe Pa look a
5 4.1 Come In School
6 00 Newi and Weather
6 15 Doujt Edwardi
6 ;10 Boou and Saddle
7.00 Burnt and Allen
7.30 Talent Scouti
8 00 Danny Thomas
8 .10 Show of Month
10 00 Adventure! In Knowledea
! 10.30 Newi
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' CBS, NBC. ABC '
Sunday, Nov. 24 "
10 35 Cartoon
, 10 45 Football Previews
11 fro rooiDau
2 00 This is the Life
6:15 Dan Smoot
6 .10 Newi
ft 4.1 Weeklv News
7 00 Rav Milland
7 .10 Bachelor Father
R 00 Ed Sullivan
00 (;E Theater
:t0 Alfred Hitchcock
10 00 Lnrelta Young
10 :.W Pat Boone
11:0(1 News
11:U5 Sign Off
Monday, Nov. 25
11:40 Chaplains Corner
1 150 Cartoon Time
11.55 News
12:00 Hi Payoff
12 :io Verdict Is Youra
1:00 Brighter Day
1:15 Secret Storm
1 :t0 Edge of Night
2 00 Garry Moore
230 Arthur Godfrey
3 30 tnke It Rich
400 Feminine Fancies
4 30 Garden. Farm Ax Homa
4 45 Search For Tomorrow
5 00 TV Question Box
5:15 Joe Palooka
5 45 Johnny L.usk
600 Your TV Weatherman
6:05 News
6.15 Doug Edwards and The
6:.'iO Bonts and Saddle
7:00 Burns and Allen
7:30 Talent Scouts
8 00 Danny Thomai
8 .10 Show of Month
10-00 Adventures in Knowledge
10 30 News
10 ;is Your Navy
11 03 Sign Off
a V IT-TV Channel T. ReJAag
California
Sunday. Nov. 24
3 00 This li the Answer
3 30 D.m Smoot Report
3 45 THA
4 00 Wide. Wide, World
5 30 Outlook
6 00 20th Century Fox Theater
7.50 Late New Summary
8 00 Sieve Allen Show color
9 Of! Chevy Show
10 00 Liite Show
11.30 Late News
Monday. Nov. 25
Matinee Theater color
Queen for a Day
Modern Romances
Comedy Time
Truth or Consequence!
American Bandstand
Tin is the Life
Inside Your Schools
Adventure Time
Komic Karnival
Kit Carson
All Star Theater
Dr Hudson
Silent Service
Wells Forgn
Twenty One
Lnwri-nre Welk's Top Tunes &
New Talent
NewshcAt
I.dtn Show
Late Nrws
12 00
1 00
1 45
2 00
2 30
3 00
4 311
5 1)0
5:15
5 30
6 30
7 00
7 !0
8.00
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9 00
9:M
10 ,10
10 45
12 00
Merrill BPW
Hears Talk
MKRRIl.I, The rudiments of
parliamentary procedure were ex
plained by Mrs. Paul Lewis, par
liamentarian, to members of the
Merrill Business and Professional
Women's Club at a meeting held
Wednesday evening. November 20.
at the home of Mrs. Wilbur
Brickner
Presented for the interest of the 1
BPW members and guest Mrs
Jim Kirhy was a brief outline on
the aims and purposes of BPW
by Mrs. John 0 Neil Jr., mem
bership chairman. I
Dinner menus were planned by !
Mrs. Roland West and committee I
to be served at the Lion's Club!
dinner meetings. i
All members are to purchase !
Christmas sifts to be sent to the ;
Mental Health Association of Ore
Son for use at the hospital in
Pendleton. Mrs. Frank Trolman
is in charge of the gift collection
and mailing.
Before the close of the meeting,
a discussion was held on a recent
news topic introduced by Mrs
Harriet Kothennsham.
Church To
Hold Bazaar
MKIinil l. Various orcanira-:
lion-i o( the Merrill Presbyterian;
rinirfh are sponsoring a bazaar;
which will he held on Saturday.
November 30. at the Merrill Rec
reation Mail. I he date is onei
week earlier than onginallv an
nounced, due to other scheduled
activities in the community.
From H 30 until 8 p.m. the
Ladies Aid will serve a dollar
chicken pie dinner. Tickets for the'
dinner may he purchased at the:
door There will be no charge for
prechoil children. Mrs, Frank;
lliiiinu utt. president of the l.ad:es
.d. ; seneral chairman of the
baaa:
In adiiition to tht dinner, the t
Ladies Aid will hae a toy and)
noielty booth for the children and.
tanc work booths
Other booths will be a candy
booth sponsored by the Manners, i
an apron booth by the Women's
Aoeiaiion and a cooked food j
tHHi'.h.
Kmertaintnent will be provided
throughout the evening for the
children.
The i-ojt of all accident! in the
l'n:tt1 Ss.ite last e.ir.ucuid bu;ld
.itiuitKi cUs A cfwlrooms wnu-h
.ro,i:d pnnnie fao:!it:es for an ad-ditip.-.dl
n.ne million new atudenti
' BASIN BRIEFS - '
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Vacation Jack Clark of Bos
ton is spending part of his vaca
tion with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. L. Bell, Dairy. The
Bells met Jack in Sacramento
where they were visiting relatives.
Portland Mr. and Mrs. Byron
M. Welch, Mrs. Sarah Michael and
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lamon and
son. all of Dairy, spent last week
end In Portland and vicinity.
Visitor. Mrs. I.nev Wine and
her daughter, .Mrs. Margie Van
wn! Pnrtapp Wisrnncin vicirpd
ni'fir thn u-oolronH u-ith Ihaii itniit.
ins. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Michael
ot uairy.
Home After two years with
the Army in Germany. Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur Walker and son are
visiting in Dairy with their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Lee and
Mr. and Mrs. Clell Haley.
Salem Mr. and Mrs. Ward
Rueck of Salem spend several days
in Dairy with relatives and friends.
Radar Marvin W. Patterson.
USX, son of Xlr. and Mrs. Everett
J. Bredeen of Merrill, is serving
with Airborne Early W arning
Squadron 14 at the Naval Air
Station, Barber's Point, Hawaii.
These "flying radar stations" ex
tend the Distant Early Warning
line of. radar stations from north
ern Canada and Alaska to the
Hawaiian Islands.
Quarterly Conference The Rev.
Meredith Groves, district superin
tendent of the Methodist church,
was in Chiloquin Thursday evening.
November 21, for a quarterly con
ference with the combined congre
gations of the Chiloquin and Fort
Klamath churches. The Rev. David
Schneider is minister.
Golden Wedding Friends and
neighbor's of Mr. and Mrs. James
Helm. Wocus, are invited to call
at their home on Sunday, Decem
ber 1, the time, 2 p.m. to 5:30 p.m..
for open house in observance of
their golden wedding anniversary.
on a four day leave...with four months' pay...
with two of the most beautiful women in the world!
am!
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to happen to a guy
on leave in
San Francisco! ,
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Date Change Due to conflict
ing activities in the community,
the Merrill Presbyterian Church
has changed the date of its annual
bazaar and chicken pie dinner
from the original dale to one week
earlier. The event will be held on
Saturday evening, November 30, 'at
the Merrill Recreation Hall. The
dinner will be served from
6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Assorted booths
and games are planned for the
evening.
Bend visitors for a few days
with her daughter and son-in-law.
.nr. ana .Mrs. jonn Luscomo, were
.urs. riorence Horn ana Jack of
Bonanza,
To Corvallls Jack Shaw of
Langell Valley has gone to Cor
vallis for the winter. He will be
employed there.
Injury Bill Bechdoldt went to
Red Bluff to get his mother. Mrs
Irene Bechdoldt who has been in
bed since April when she broke
her hip and moved her to The
Crosby Nursing Home at Ashland.
Mrs. Bechdoldt is 91 and has been
a Bonanza resident for many years
She was visiting her daughter in
Red Bluff when she fell.
Portland Mr. and Mrs. Vir
gil Boomer of Lorella store have
taken their son Danny to Portland
for medical attention.
Ill Mrs. Fred Fernlund of Bo
nanza who has been very ill for
several months is in a Portland
hospital for medical care. Her hus
band also of Bonanza and her son
and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.
George Fernlund are in Portland
with her.
Medical Care Tom Hatten of
Bonanza is receiving medical care
at the Veterans Hospital in Port
land. Spending a week with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Owen
Pepple of Bonanza is Michelle Peo
ple of Klamath Falls. Her mother
is ill.
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Chicken Pie Dinner
MERRILL Final plans for the
annual bazaar and chicken pie
dinner were made by mem
bers of the Ladies Aid of the
Mei -ill Presbyterian Church at a
recent meeting.
Mrs. Frank Hunnicutt, president
and bazaar general chairman,
presided over the Meeting held at
the home of Mrs. Wendell Moore
Metalworklng Pvt. Arnold
D. Schmidt, son of Mrs. Donald
L. Green, Burney, California, re
cently was graduated from the
eight-week metalworking course at
the Army's Ordnance School, Ab
erdeen Proving Ground. Maryland.
Arnold was a I9o5 graduate of!
Fnll River Afx'inf T'nlfiaI
School. His father Arnold G.
achmidt lives in Anderson.
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Plans Completed
on Wednesday afternoon, Novem
ber 20.
A devotional program of a
Thanksgiving theme was pre
sented by Mrs. Charles Cunning
ham. The next meeting is set for De
cember 18. Hostesses will be Mrs.
Charles Cunningham and Mrs.
M. A. Bowman.
It is estimated by Population
Reference Bureau that about 50
million people migrated from their
homelands in search of political
and economic stability between!
1946-1955.
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Bird Violation
Fines Levied
TL'LELAKE - The local Red
Cross has two dozen wild ducks
and geese, found in possession of
John Thomas Cier. 65, of Tule
lake, to distribute to needy fami.
lies.
The migratory waterfowl were
seized by California Fish and
Game wardens and U.S. game
management agents because they
were untagged and Cier was cited
for violation of Section 6.9 of the
Migratory Bird Treaty Act relat
ing to possession of untagged wa
terfowl. He entered a plea of guilty at
his appearance on Wednesday be
fore the U.S. commissioner at
Sacramento and paid a line of
$100.
Also pleading guilty before the
commissioner on Wednesday was
John Howell Zwicker. 44, of San
Francisco, cited for having more
than a legal limit of ducks in bis
possession. He was arrested in the
Tulelake area on October 13 and
27 ducks turned over to the local
Red Cross.
Piano Recital To
Be Held Monday
Ernest Armstrong, local teach
er of piano and organ, will pre
sent several students in a recital
of piano music Monday, Novem
ber 25, in the city library audi
torium. The program will begin
at 7:30 p.m. and the public is in
vited to hear the following stu
dents. Roberta Armstrong, Jan
ice Carlson, Sharon Carlson, Car
olyn Davis, Howard Davis, Rus
sell Davis, Linda Gunn, Kathy
Kuhlmann, Don Plowman,
Lester
Plowman, Lexie Putnam,
Hazel
Robertson, Ruth Russell,
Connie
Sackett, Cheryl Smith,
Doug
Smith, Kathy Smith, Jerry Uhlig.
Kathv Lhlig, Susan Williams and
Ronald Zell.
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