Friday
5:15—Test Pattern
5:30—Shari Lewis
5:55—Naval Station Notes
6:00—Cartoons
6:15—Air Power
6:30—The Texan
6:55—Weather
7:00—Rawhide
8:00—Zane Grey
8:30—DuPont Calvacade
9:00—Hall of Fame
10:15—The Untouchables
11:00—“Flame of Barbary Coast”
Saturday
12:00—Capt. Kangaroo
1:00—Golf
2:00—NCAA Football
4:30—Sports Roundup
5:00—Lively Ones
5:30—What’s My Line
6:00—Disney Presents
7:00—Defenders
8:00—Peter Gunn
8:30—Gunsmoke
9:00—Bonanza
• 10:00—Hell Fire”
Sunday
11:30—Chapel of the Air
12:00—Christophers
12:30—Candid Camera
1:00—Talent Scouts
2:00—So This Is Hollywood
2:30—“N.Y. World’s Fair”
3:00—“Gentle Persuader”
4:00—Music on Ice
5:00—Mitch Miller
6:00—Bonanza
7:00—Perry Mason
8:00—Desilu Playhouse
9:00—Twilight Zone
9:30—Have Gun, Will Travel
10:00—“Wheel of Fortune”
Monday
5:15—Test Pattern
5:30—Dobie Gillls
5:55—Naval Station Notes
6:00—Cartoons
6:15—Great Dramas
6:30—Phil Silvers
6:55—Weather
7:00—Dick Powell
8:00—U.S. Steel Hour
9:00—Welk Show
10:00—“Rainbow of Stars”
Tuesday
5:15—Test Pattern
5:30—Robin Hood
5:55—Naval Station Notes
6:00—Cartoons
6:15—Newsreel
6:30—Constitution (EFB)
6:55—Weather
7:00—To Tell The Truth
7:30—Who In the World
8:00—Wanted: Dead or Alive
8:30—I’ve Got a Secret
9:00—Bowler’s Tour
10:75—Fights
Wednesday
5:15—Test Patterns
5:30—Overseas Adventure
5:55—Naval Station Notes
6:00—Cartoons
6:15—America At Work
6:30—Danny Thomas
6:55—Weather
7:00—Ed Sullivan
8:00—Science Fiction
8:30—Big Picture
9:00—Wonderful World
9:30—Salute to the States
(New Mexico)
6:55—Weather
10:00—Tonight
Thursday
5:15—Test Pattern
5:30—Science In Action
5:55—Naval Station Notes
6:00—Cartoons
Eight Guardsmen
On Ft. Ord Duty
Eight men from Co. D have been
assigned to the U.S. Army Train
ing Center, Fort Ord, Calif., for
six months active duty training.
Leaving for Fort Ord on Oct. 25
were Pvts. Carl R. Christiansen,
Sandy K. Daly, Reginald J. Griggs,
William E. Hall, Chris P. Magnu
son, Leland K. Olsen, Edward N.
Opheim, Jr., and James Torgram
sen. Laurence E. Davenport re
cently returned from ACDUTRA
at Fort Ord.
6:15—Air Power
6:30—Sea Hunt
7:00—Bat Masterson
7:30—Andy Griffith
8:00—Real McCoys
8:30—Price Is Right
9:00—Ford Show
9:30—Password
10:00—“Smart Aleck”
(Note: Programs subject to
change without notice.)
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601 Series Made
By Ida McGrody
Ida McGordy’s 601 series—her
first—topped the news in ladies’
bowling this month.
A 252 game bowled by Gladene
Stewart was also one of the high
lights, although neither mark was
a new' record as Helen Hall bowled
the first 250 plus game with her
258 in 1961 which was later tied by
Lila Lester. Lila Lester also had
the first four 600’s in the city,
607, 636, 601 and 602, and last sum
mer Sandy Marconi joined the
ranks with a 604.
Last Friday’s action saw two all
spare games bowled by Grace Pe
eore with a 188 and Helen Hall
with a 189. 200 pins have been
earned by Gerry Gronlund, Rutn
Andrews, Alice Thonssen, Helen
Hall and Elaine McIntyre.
Friday league standings for the
top six teams are: Orpheum Flick
ers, Naughton’s, Casino, Bovey
Trophies, King Crabs and Tele
phone Belles.
High average is held by Helen
Hall, a 164; the best single game,
a 216, by Gerry Gronlund and the
best series, a 558, by Alice Thons
sen.
CARD OF THANKS
Russ Panchot, chairman of the
Elks Purple Bubble Ball commit
tee, takes this oportunity to thank
Ed Kratochvil, the cooks and wait
resses for a wonderful meal; the
decorating committee; Dottie Va
len as mistress of ceremonies; Viv
ian Beukers, Ann Unger and Viv
ian Panchot for designing the
gowns; and the models, Eldon Les
ter, Joe Rogers, Bob O’Halloran,
Herman Beukers, Wally Valen and
Bill Unger—all of which added up
to the most successful event ever
held.
TIP TO MOTORISTS
Wait for the traffic light to
change—it takes less time than to
get patched up in a hospital.
—
My Sincere
Thanks
To the voters of District No.
11 for your confidence in me.
Thanks To My
Many Friends
Who did so much to support
my campaign. I welcome your
suggestions, recommendations,
and criticism during the forth
coming legislative session.
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My Compliments
To my opponent and friend,
Chuck Powell, for a good, cleain,
hard-fought campaign.
Again Thanks
- Gil Jarvela -