THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1964
REAL ESTATE
FARMS
CAMBRIDGE 240—
A beautiful farm for hay, grain
and stock. Bottom soil, cheap
water. $65,000, $23,000 down.
ALFALFA SEED—
Four good farms in the Adrian-
Homedale area. Priced $26,500
to $95,000.
LOW DOWN PAYMENTS!
Weiser, 120 acres—$5,000 down.
Parma, 120 acres—$3,500 down.
SIX ACRES—% MILE OUT—
Modern two-bedroom basement
home. Let this acreage add dol
lars to your income. Only $7,-
500.00.
DEER FLAT AREA—
175 acres. Wonderful soil in
best of contract seed area. The
most profitable farming we
know of! $160,000.
HOMES
EASY TO BUY—
New home, never lived in.
Open modern planning with
carpeted living room, three
bedrooms, 1% baths, beautiful
birch kitchen with built - in
range. Carport with large stor
age. Paved street. $13,725.00.
FHA terms. Only $425 down.
FOUR BEDROOM—Basement!
$14,500. FHA terms.
COMPLETE HOME—
This luxury home has roomy,
open planning, to make it a
real delight to live in! Large
central fireplace covers entire
wall of living room. A real
bargain at $27,500.
ONTARIO HOMES—
Two new ones almost ready.
Beautiful homes, $16,500 and
$17,500.
KEN POND
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS
FOR RENT
WEEKLY TV SCHEDULES
SMALL, TWO-BEDROOM Home CABINET-STYLE RADIO —Hot-
plate, vacuum cleaner with at
—Gas heat. Seventh street lo
tachments, other miscellaneous
cation. $35.00 monthly. Phone
items. Effie Murphy, 305 Ennis
372-2906.
46-tfc
avenue, Nyssa.
46-ltp
SMALL, FURNISHED THREE-
ROOM HOUSE — With bath. ELECTROLUX — Sales and ser
vice. E. R. Anderson, route 3,
Phone 372-2876.
46-tfc
Sunnyside, Weiser, Idaho. Au
TWO TO THREE - BEDROOM
thorized dealer. Phone 549-
HOME—In Apple Valley. Wir
1581.
42-tfc
ed for automatics. Two children
“NEWHOUSE” BULK BED —In
preferred. Phone 372-3093.
excellent condition. Used one
42-tfc
season. Write or call Ken Neel,
Route 1, Box 156-A, Redmond,
BACHELOR APARTMENT—Up
Ore.
45-2tp
stairs. Phone 372-2652. 46-tfc
SMALL TWO-ROOM FURNISH ORDER METAL HEAD GATES
now for your concrete ditches.
ED HOUSE—Mrs. W. W. Fos
Eder Hardware. Phone 372-
ter, 301 Park avenue. Phone
22M.
17-tfc
372-3566.
46-tfc
SLEEPING ROOM —One block CORN-FED DUCKS — Call 372-
2143.
46-2tc
from Main street. Phone 372-
2136.
43-tfc
BATTERIES — 0-volt, $8.95 ex
change; 12 - volt, $13.95 ex
ONE-BEDROOM and TWO-BED
change. Elliott Tire Co., 204
ROOM APARTMENTS — Call
North Main. Phone 372-2270.
372-3581.
46-ltc
7-tfc
ONE-BEDROOM HOUSE — Fur-
nished. $30 per month. Phone FREEZER MEATS — At whole
sale prices. Also complete cus
372-2226.
46-tfc
tom meat cutting. Livestock
ONE - BEDROOM HOUSE — $40
picked up free in Nyssa, Apple
per month. Also furnished
Valley, Nu Acres and Parma
house, two rooms and bath, $25
areas. Also pick up station at
per month. Bernard Eastman
Adrian. Bob’s Freezer Meats,
Real Estate—Insurance. Phone
503 Main street, Nyssa. Phones
372-3535.
46-tfc
372-3937 or 372-3562.
42-tfc
ONE-BEDROOM HOUSE—Com HANDCRAFTED GUN CABI
fortable for individual o r NETS — Ideal for Christmas
couple. Call 372-2884.
46-3tc
gifts. See at 610 North Second
street or call 372-3943 after 5
p.m.
46-ltc
FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE
15 ACRES—One mile from Nyssa
on Oregon side. $4,750. Mel
Beck Real Estate. Call 372-
3532.
46-tfc
ADDING MACHINE TAPE —
Typewriter ribbons, file folders,
inventory forms, etc., on sale
at Gate City Journal office.
Phone 372-2233.
TWO FARMS — 240 acres each. WHITE KITCHEN TRASH BUR-
Real Estate — New Homes
Two of the best seed-spud, cov
NER—Complete, installed, $37.-
16 North Third
Dial 372-2915
er and grass farms in Long 50. Terms. Nyssa Furniture
Ken Pond, Res. Phone 372-3168
Valley. Irrigated and well-im
Co. Phone 372-2933.
45-tfc
Hal Hopper, Res. Phone 473-2076
proved. Ed Case Realty, Lake
Fork, Idaho.
46-4tc USED ELECTRIC CLOTHES
DRYER — Excellent condition,
FOR SALE—AUTOS
ONE ACRE —With 12 x 20-foot
$59.95. Super Flame oil heat
house, near Nyssa-Parma junc
ers. Convenient budget terms.
1956 VOLKSWAGEN — For sale,
tion. Water right. $650. Good
Don B. Moss Firestone Store.
cheap. Contact Mrs. J. I. Brady.
buy for a bachelor. Also SEV
Phone
372-2124.
45-tfc
Phone 372-2672.
46-tfc
ERAL FARMS for sale. A. L.
Atkeson, Real Estate, Parma,
FORD PICKUP and 10-ft. coach
Idaho.
45-tfc MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES
—Will sell together as unit or
separate. Ken Renstrom. Dial 80 ACRES IRRIGATED GRASS BUTCHERING — Hogs, beef and
372-2997.
28-tfc
sheep. Free pick-up in Nyssa
LAND—Will run 100 to 130
area. Cutting, wrapping and
head
of
cattle
through
the
grass
1958 DODGE PICKUP—Excellent
freezing. Hickory-smoked hams
condition. $650. See on North season. Reasonably priced. A.
and bacon. Treasure Valley
L.
Atkeson,
Real
Estate,
Parma,
Third, just past Nyssa city
Packing Co. Phone 372-3103.
Idaho.
45-tfc
limits. Phone 372-2760. 45-2tp
35-tfc
WANTED TO BUY
O.K. Used Cars
FOR SALE
KBOI — Boise . . . Channel 2
Sunday, Nev. 15
FOR SALE —PRODUCE
Bernard Eastman
FLYING
REALTY,
Inc.
$38.88
8S
Nyssa Motors, Inc. I
LEGAL NOTICE
DELICIOUS and ROME APPLES
No. 9863-E
—Joe Stephen, 12 miles south SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
west of Nyssa. Dial 372-2458.
In the Circuit Court
42-tfc
Of the State of Oregon
In and for the County of Malheur
APPLES—Delicious, Rome, Jona
NOLA RAE WATSON,
than, Winesap. Also DeAnjou
Plaintiff,
pears. At Mess Orchard, 1%
vs.
miles east of Gay Way junction.
PHILLIP DALE WATSON,
Phone Fruitland 452-3352.
Defendant.
41-tfc
To Phillip Dale Watson, the
DRIVE OUT and SAVE! — State above-named defendant:
inspected Grade A raw milk.
IN THE NAME OF THE
70 cents per gallon. Fife Home STATE OF OREGON you are
Dairy, % mile north of Main required hereby to appear and
on Third street.
17-tfc answer to the complaint filed
against you in the above-entitled
Court and cause within four
WORK WANTED
weeks from the date of the first
BABY SITTING —In my home. publication of this summons, or,
By day, week or month. Mrs. on or before, the 3rd day of De- i
Gary Clawson. Dial 372-3324. cember, 1964; and in the event of
44-4tc your failure so to do, the plaintiff
will apply to the court for the
WHY PAY MORE?—Experienced relief prayed for in the complaint,
and guaranteed work. We top to wit: the dissolution of the
or remove trees, roof, paint. •bonds of matrimony existing be
FREE estimates. We have mov tween the plaintiff and defen
ed one mile south of Adrian. dant; the sole and exclusive cus
D. M. Barnhart and Sons. Call tody of the children of the mar
372-3167 or Ridgeview 339-3324. riage; for support money for said
41-tfc children; that the real and per
sonal property of the parties be
awarded to plaintiff; for plain
tiff’s costs and disbursements and
attorney fees; and for general
equitable relief.
By Connie Price
THIS SUMMONS is served
upon you by virtue of an order'
Dean and Bert Sappe were of the Hon. Jeff D. Dorroh, Jr.,
weekend guests in the Alva Goo Judge of the Circuit Court afore
dell home. Mr. and Mrs. Hank said, made and entered on the
Estrich of Meridian visited Nov. 2nd day of November, 1964, di
7 with the Goodell family.
recting that summons be served
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Maze of upon you by publication thereof
Nyssa visited Friday afternoon in the Gate City Journal, once a
with his sister, Mrs. Blanche week for four successive weeks;
Hoffman.
the first publication to be No
Barbara and Kim Tanner visit vember 5, 1964.
ed recently in the R. G. Tanner
E. OTIS SMITH
home. Miss Barbara Griffin of
Attorney for Plaintiff
Salt Lake accompanied them.
Address:
Mrs. Tanner visited Nov. 4 with
20 North Third Street
her mother, Mrs. Jessie Pearson
Nyssa, Oregon
in Emmett. Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Hyde of Emmett called Saturday Published Nov. 5, 12, 19, 26,
afternoon at the Tanner resi 1964.
dence.
CARD OF THANKS
Attend Events in Boise
I take this opportunity to ex
Mrs. Eugene Stephen, Mrs. Eu
press
my appreciation to Drs. K.
gene Cleaver and Mrs. Alice Nei-
ger attended the beautician edu E. Kerby, K. A. Danford and the
cation and art show Sunday in staff at Malheur Memorial for
their care during my recent stay
Boise.
in
the hospital. I also want to
Mrs. Esther Stephen and Mrs.
Roxie Ritchie attended the Gol thank my friends for flowers and
den Hour missionary chapter gifts and all kindnesses extended
meeting Nov. 5 in the home of to me. Your thoughtfulness will
Mr. and Mrs. John Price. Mrs. always be remembered.
—Mrs. Louis Stam.
Esther Stephen and Mrs. Roxie
Ritchie were Nov. 1 dinner guests
in the John Price residence.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Smith of
Mitchell Butte, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Jamieson of Nyssa were Nov. 6
for
evening guests of Mr. and Mrs.
W. R. Talbot.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mosso and
daughter visited Saturday after
and
noon with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Stephen.
Buena Visia
SCRAP IRON — Call Owyhee
Steel at Owyhee Junction. Dial NICE ONE-BEDROOM HOME—
372-2108.
L-tfceo
Good location. Only $4200 with
$500
down. Easy monthly pay
OLDER MODEL TRUCK —With
1961—Volkswagen 2 Door
ments.
hoist and flat bed. Call 372-
Sedan. Radio and heater. 3122 (days).
46-2tc NEED LOTS OF BEDROOMS?
1961—Chevrolet Bel Air 4-Dr. HIGHEST PRICES PAID for This home has five! New oil
Sedan. Automatic trans slaughter horses. Clyde Smith, furnace, fireplace. Well located.
$11,500.00.
mission and heater.
Phone 889-8666, Ontario, Ore.
INCOME
PROPERTY—Large du
Across from the Ontario Sales
1960— Chevrolet El Camino.
plex with small rental house in
23-tfc
V-8, Overdrive, radio and Yard.
back. Close to business district.
heater.
Only $6500. $1000 will handle.
1959—Biscayne 2-Door Sedan.
THREE BEDROOMS — Rumpus
FOR SALE
room in basement, living room
Radio and heater.
THREE-BEDROOM HOME—
and family room with fireplace.
1958— Chevrolet Bel Air 4-Dr. Carpeting, fireplace, garage and Carport,
nice yard. Best loca
V-8, automatic transmis carport. $13,500.
tion. FHA terms. Shown by
sion. Radio and heater. THREE-BEDROOM HOME—
appointment.
With carport. $12,000.
1957—Ford 2-Door Hardtop.
1957—Chevrolet 4-Dr. Sedan. TWO-BEDROOM DWELLING—
with carport and tool house.
Real Estate
1957— Chevrolet 2-Dr. Hard
$9,000.
top. Floor shift, power 53 ACRES—Alfalfa seed. Three-
Insurance
steering, power brakes.
315 Main St.
Phone 372-3535
bedroom home. $26,500.
153
ACRES
—
In
good
location.
1955—Chevrolet 2-Dr. Sedan.
$55,000.
Automatic transmission,
DUPLEX — One and two bed
radio and heater.
rooms. Rents for $90 per
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RETURN FROM BOISE
month. $6,000.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Haroldsen
Trucks and Pickups
FARM LOANS
returned home Sunday evening
1961— Chev. Corvair Pickup.
from Boise where they spent sev
BOB THOMPSON AGENCY
eral days with their son and
1959— GMC 2-Ton Truck.
Dial 372-3355
Tandem axle.
Kenneth A. Johnson, President daughter - in - law, Mr. and Mrs.
Elwyn Haroldsen.
1958— Ford '/a-Ton Pickup.
THREE-BEDROOM HOME—
With full basement, living room
Wide box.
and dining area. Built-in gas
1955—Ford ’/«-Ton Pickup.
NO MONEY
ranges in kitchen. Gas furnace
1953—GMC 2-Ton Tandem.
and water heater. Good loca
DOWN
— for —
1952—Chevrolet Panel. Four-
tion, one block from Park.
DAVENO and CHAIR
speed transmission. H. D.
Price, $14,500. Minimum down
RE-UPHOLSTERED
payment on FHA terms.
rubber.
GOOD BRICK HOME—
1951—International Vi-Ton
On 25 acres of cultivated land.
Pickup. Four-speed trans
Discount___ $10.00
11
acres in alfalfa, 5 acres open
mission.
and balance in pasture. Locat
sp^i
$28
1951—Ford 2-Ton Truck.
ed 3*4 miles from Nyssa on
With beet bed.
Idaho side. Priced at $20,000
(Labor Plus
We Service
with terms. Must be seen to
MANY OTHER
Pacific’s Material)
be
appreciated.
Monthly
rental
All Makes!
TOP VALUES!
to qualified persons.
Term* to Meet Your Pur »el
Phone 452-3570
— call —
MOORE HOTEL BUILDING
Fruitland
Specializing in Exchanging
Box 295, Ontario______ S89-M73
PACIFIC
Box 606. Vala_________ 47J-M11
Phone 372-2224
372-3548 or After 6 p. m.
Sales Representative
UPHOLSTERY
NYSSA, OREGON
Call 372-3038
Dorothea Chester____ 372-3166
and Trucks
PAGE NINE
SEE US
Jacuzzi Pumps
SERVICE
On All Makes!
- phones —
Days .... 372-2266
Nights . . . 372-3377
Eder Hardware
SEE US
Nyssa, Oregon
STA-RITE
PUMPS
PUMPS
UNIVERSAL
Sales — Service
BERKELEY
Nyssa Co-op
and
SERVICE—ALL MAKES
Rotary Well
DRILLING
Days — Call 372-2239
Nights — 372-3065
B & M Equipment
Nyssa, Oregon
9:00—Oral Roberts
9:30—S.L. Tabernacle
Choir (Live)
10:00—The Big Picture
10:30—Face the Nation
11:00—Armchair
Adventure
11:15—National Foot
ball League
Today (Live)*
11:30—NFL Games
of tire Week
(Live)’
Detroit Lions
at Cleveland
Browns and
2:00—Green Bay
Packers
at San Fran
cisco 49’ers
5:30—My Favorite
Martian’
6:00—Ed Sullivan
Show (L)*
7:00—My Living-
Doll (Live)’
7:30—McHale’s Navyfl
8:00—Candid
Camera (L)’
8:30—What’s My
Line (Live)’
9:00—The Doctors
and the Nurses’
’’The Outpost"
10:00—The Tall Man
“Night Train
to Tularosa”
10:30—10:30 Report
10:45—Movie Time,
"No Time
for Sergeants,”
Andy Griffith.
Myron
McCormick.
Nick Adnms,
Don Knott
---------- Morning
Headlines
Monduy, Nov. 15
Thru Frldny, Nov. 20
7:00—Captain
Kanga roo
8:00—CBS News With
Mike Wallace
8:30—1 Love Lucy*
9:00—Andy of May
berry (Live)*
9:30—Real McCoys’
10:00—Love of Life’
10:25—CBS News With
Robert Trout
10:30—Search for
Tomorrow (L)
10:45—Guiding Light’
11:00—General
Hospital
11:30—As the World
Turns (Live)’
12:00—Password (L)*
12:30—House Party*
l:00--To Tell the'
Truth (Live)’
1:25—Doug Edwards
News (Live) •
1:30—Edge of Night*
2:00—Seciet Storm’
>2:30—Bonnie Wallis
Show
3:15—What’s Cooking
With Marge
3:30—X-2 With
Captain Starr
5:00—CBS News
With Walter
Cronkite (I,)*
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Today
KBOI Sports
Weather
Monday, Nov. 18
6:00—The Rifleman
“Sins of
the Father”
6:30—Andy Griffith
Show
7:00—The Lucy Show
(Live)*
7:30—Many Happy
Returns (L)*
8:OU—Slattery’s
People (Live)*
"What Is
Genius Worth
This Week?"
9.00—To Tell
the Truth*
9:30—Riverboat
10:30—10:30 Report
10:45—Sports
10:50—The Weather
10:55—Movie Time,
“Bad Seed.”
Nancy Kelley,
Patty
McCormack.
Eileen Heckart.
Henry Jones
----------Morning
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Tuesday, Nov. 17
6:00—Woody
Woodpecker
6:30—Red Skelton’s
Hour (Live)*
7:30—Petticoat
Junction (L)*
8:00—Actualities
(1 .ivc-Color) *
"The Louvre"
9:00—Combat—ABO
10:00—Matshal Dillon
10:30—10:30 Report
10:45—Sports Final
10:50—The Weather
10:55—Movie Time,
"Indiscreet,”
Cary Grant.
Ingrid
Bergman,
Cecil Parker,
Phyllis Calvert
Wednesday, Nov. 18
6:00—Ozzie and
Harriet—ABC
6:30—Beverly
Hillbillies
7:00—Dick Van Dyke
Show
7:30—Cara Williams
Show (Live)*
8:00—Danny Kaye
Show (Live)*
9:00—I’ve Got
a Secret*
9:30—Perry Mason*
“Case of the
Place Called
Midnight”
10:30—10:30 Report
10:45—Sports
10:50—The Weather
10:55—Western
Playhouse.
"The Bl; Sky."
Kirk Douglas,
Arthur
Hunnicutt,
Buddy liner
--------- Morning
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Thursdny, Nov. 10
6:00—-Tile Monsters*
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7:00—Donna Reed
Show fl
7:30—Mv Throe Sons
8:00—An Hour with
Robert Goulet
(Live) •
Musical Special
with Guest
Stars, Leslie
Caron. Terry
Thomas and
Peter Gennaro
9:00—The Bailey’s
of Balboa (L)*
9:30—"Once Upon
a Mattress,”
Carol Burnett
10:30—10:30 Report
10:45—Sports
10:50—The Weather
10:55—Movie Time.
"Prince and the
Show Girl,”
Marilyn
Monroe,
Lau rence
Olivier,
Sybil
Thorndike
---------- Morning
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Friday, Nov. 20
6:00—The Rifleman
“The Prodigal”
6:30—The Entertain
ers (Live)*
7:30—Gomer Pyle,
USMC (Live)*
8:00—Rawhide*
"The Back-
Shooter”
9:00—Password*
9:30—The Reporter*
10:30—10:30 Report
10:45—Sports
10:50—The Weather
10:55- Movie Time,
"Darby’s
Rangers,"
James Garner,
Etchika
Choureau,
Jack Warden,
Ed (Rookie)
Byrnes
---------- Morning
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Saturday, Nov. 21
7:00—Mister Mayor*
8:00—Quick Draw
McGraw (L>*
8:30—Mighty
Mouse (D*
9:00—Linus the Lion-
Hearted (L)*
9:30—The Jetsons*
10:00—Sky King (L>*
10:30—M.v Friend
Flicka (Live)*
11:00—I Love Lucy*
11:30—Boise Christmas
Fairyland
Parade
12:30—Saturday
Matinee.
"Aloma of the
South Seas" and
"Easy Come,
Easy Go"
2:30—Tennessee
Tux,edo*
3:00—Alvin and the
Chipmunks*
3:30—Johnny Quest 1
4 :00—NFL Countdown
to Kickoff (L)*
5.00—World War I*
5 :30—Jackie Gleason*
6:30—Gilligan’s
Island (Live)*
7:00—Saturday Night
nt the Movies’
"Three Violent
People,"
Charleton
Heston,
Anne Baxter,
Gilbert Roland
9:30—Gunsmoke (L)*
10:00—Joey Bishop
Show*
10:30—10:30 Report
10:45—The Weather
10:50—Movie Time.
"Gunga Din,"
Cary Grant,
Victor
MacLaglen,
Douglas
Fairbanks, Jr.
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fl ABC
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Sunday, Nov. 18
8:30—Porky Pig (L)fl
9:00—Bullwinkle (L)
9:30—Discovery (L)fl
10:00—This Is the Life
10:30—Faith for Today
11:00—Directions ’65 I
(Live)fl
11:30—Issues and
Answers (L)fl
12:00—Sunday After
noon Feature,
“April Love.”
Pat Boone,
Shirley Jones
1:30—American Foot
ball League (L)
San Diego
at Kansas City
4:30—Mickey
5:00—Kentucky Jones
5:30—Walt Disney
(Live—Color) •
6:30—Broadside fl
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"Bird Man
of Alcatraz,”
Burt Lancaster,
Karl Malden.
Thelma Ritter,
Edmond
O’Brien,
Neville Brand
10:30—Weekend News
10:40—Weather
10:45—Profile
10:50—Channel 7 Fea
ture Theatre,
"Woman’s
World."
Clifton Webb,
June Allyson
Monday, Nov. 18
Thru Friday, Nov. 20
7:00—The Today
Show (IX?)*
8:00—Make Room
for Daddv (L)*
8 30—What’s This
Song? (IX?)*
8:55—NBC News (L)
9:00—Concentration*
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10:00—Price Is Right 1
10:30—Truth or Conse
quences (L-C)*
10:55—NBC News (L)
11:00—Father Knows
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11:30—Tennessee
Ernie Ford (L)
12:00—The Young
Marrleds fl
12:30—The Doctors*
1:00—Another World*
1:30—You Don’t Say
2:00—Match Game*
2 25—NBC News (I.)
2:30—Jack Benny (L)
3 00—Trailmaster (L)
4:00—Mister Tim
With Charlie
the Chimp
Monday, Nev. 18
4 30—Buffnlo BUI.
Jr. fl
5:00—Peter Potamus
5 30—Huntley-Brink-
lov Report (L)
6:00—The Big News
Hometown
Reporter
«15—Weather
6 20—Sports Picture
6 25—Business News
6:30—Voyage to
the Bottom
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8:00—Andy Williams
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9:30—Ben Casey
10:30—Nitebeat News
10:45—Weather
10:50—Nitebeat Sports
10:55—Nitebeat
11:00—Ton I girt Sh o w
(Live—Color)*
Tuesday, Nov. 17
4 :30—Shennigans I
5:00—The Bill Dana
Show*
5:30—Huntley-Brink
ley Report (L)
6:00—The Big News
Hometown
Reporter
6:15—Weather
6:20—Sports Picture
6 25—Business News
6:30—Mr. Novak (L)*
7:30—That Was the
Week That
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8:00—Tycoon, Walter
Brennan fl
8 30—The Bob Hope
Show •
9:30—The Fugitive fl
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10:55—Nitebeat
11:00—Tonight Show*
Wednesday, Nov. 18
4:30—Annie Oakley I
5:00—Magllla Gorilla
5:30—Huntley-Brink
ley Report (L)
6:00— The Big News
Hometown
Reporter
6:15—Weather
6:20—Sports Picture
6 25—Business News
6:30—Wagon Train fl
7:30—The Pa»ty Duke
Show fl
8:00—Wednesday
Night at the
Movies (L-C)*
"The Hanged
Man" (World
Premiere)
Edmond
O’Brien,
Vera Miles,
Robert Culp
10:00—Peyton Place 1
10:30—Nitebeat News
10 45—Weather
10:50—Nitebeat Sports
10:55—Nitebeat
11:00—Tonight Show*
Thursday, Nev. 1*
4:30—New Casper
Cartoons II
5:00—High School
Quiz
5 30—Huntley-Brink
ley Report (L)
6 00—The Big News
Hometown
Reporter
6 15—Weather
6:20—Sports Picture
6 25—Business News
6 30—Daniel Boone*
7 30—Hazel (IX’I*
8 00—Bewitched I
8:30—12 O’clock High
9:30—Dr. Kildare*
10:30—Nitebeat News
10:45—Weather
10:50—Nitebeat Sports
10:55—Nitebeat
11:00—Tonight Show*
Friday, Nov. 20
4:30—Beany and
Cecil fl
5.00—Zoorama
5:30—Hun t ley-Wrlnk-
ley Report (L)
6:00—The Big News
Hometown
Reporter
6:15—Weather
6:20—Sports Picture
6 25—Business News
6:30—The Addam's
Family fl
7:00—The Farmer’s
Daughter f
7:30—Cheyenne.
"The Land
Beyond
the Law”
8:30—The Jack
Benny Show*
9:00 -The Jack Faar
Show (L-C)*
10:00—Peyton Placet
10:30—Nitebeat News
10:45—Weather
10:50—Nitebeat Sports
10:55—Nitebeat
11:00—Tonight Show*
Mnturdny, Nov. 21
7:30—Hector Heath
cote (IX?)*
8:00—Underdog
(Live—Color)*
8:30— Fireball XL-5*
9:00—Dennis the
Menace ( L)*
9:30—Fury (Live)*
10:00—Bugs Bunny I
10:30—Hoopity
Hopper fl
11:00—Magic Land
of Allakazam I
11:30—American
Bandstand (L)t
12:30—Shindig «
1:00—Zane Grey
Theatre
1:30—NBC Sports
Special (IX?)*
IL S. Navy
Blue Angels
Flight Team
2:00—College Foot
ball ’44 (L-C)*
UCLA
vs. USC
5:30—Flipper (L-C)*
6:00—Adventures
of Mr. Magoo*
6 :30—I .a wre nee Welk
Show < Live)!
7:30—Hollywood
Palace (L)f
8:30—Dinah Shore
Special fl
9:30—The Rogues*
10 30—Weekend News
1040—Weather
10:45—Channel 7
Feature Thtre.
"Night In
the City,"
Richard
Wldmark,
Gene Tierney
• NBC
1 ABC