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The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 23

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The Pantagraphi
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Bloomington, Illinois
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Pantagraph, Bloomirtgton, 111., Nov. 21-27, 19G4. Thre i jo i i rr' f.7 Versatile Performer Don Grady who is featured each week in "My Three Sons" is a very accomplished 19-year-old. He owns his own music publishing company, writes all the songs for the series and has also written scripts for two programs this season. "Linus the Lionhearted," star of a new animated TV series, will be featured in Maey's Thanksgiving Day parade.

Daytime Television (Monday Thru Friday) Thanksgiving Daytime Specials 9 a.m., Ch. 2, 3. 31 Thanksgiving Parade Jubilee 9 a.m., Ch. 5, 20, 25 Thanksgiving Parade (Color) 11 a.m., Ch 2, 3, 31 NFL Football (Bears vs. Lions) 12:30 p.p., Ch.

17 Story of Thanksgiving 1:30 p.m., Ch. 5, 20, 25 Football Close-Up 1:45 p.m., Ch. 5, 20, 25-NCAA Football (Alabama vs. Auburn, Color) 2:30 p.m., Ch. 9-The Light Here Kindled (A story of the Pilgrims Color) 2:30 p.m., Ch.

7, 17, 19-AFL Football (Buffalo at San Diego) 4:30 p.m., Ch. 20, 25 Football Scoreboard 9 Mike Douglas 17 Leave It To Beaver 5, 25 Loretta Young Theater 19- BactteJor Father 20- Girl Talk 1:30 PJW 2, 3, 31 House Party 5, 20, 25 The Doctors 17, 19 Day in Court 1:55 PM. 7, 17, 19-News With a Woman's Touch 2:00 PM. 2, 3, 31-To Tell the Truth 5, 20, 25 Another World 17, 19 General Hospital 2:25 PM. 2, 3, 31-News 2:30 PM.

2, 3, 31 Edge of Night 5, 20, 25-You Don't Say (Color) 7, 17, 19 The Young Marrieds 9 Highway Patrol 3:00 P.M. 2, 3, 31 Secret Storm 5, 20, 25 Match Gam 7, 17, 19 Trailmaster 9 Bat Master son 3:25 P.M. 5, 20, 25-News 3:30 PJVL 2, 31 Leave It To Beaver 3 Early Show Monday; "Forbidden Planet" with Walter Pidgeon and Anne Francis. Tuesday: "Marine Raiders" with Robert Ryan and Pat O'Brien. Wednesday: "The Littlest Hobo" with London, the Dog, and Buddy Hart.

Thursday: "The Last Posse" with Broderick Crawford and John Derek. Friday: "Tortilla Flat" with Spencer Tracy and Lamarr. 5 Bachelor Father 9 Three Stooges (Color) 20 Popeye 25 Captain Jinks 3:45 P-M. 20 Rc an rriends 4:00 PJVL 2-Early Show 5 Lloyd Thaxton Show 7 Big Show 9 Dick Tracy 17. 19 Mickey Mouse Club 20, 25 Superman 31 Early Show Monday: "Oregon Passage" with Lola Albright and John Ericscn.

Tuesday: "The Rebel Set" with Vikkl Dugan and Gregg Palmer. Wednesday: "Cavalry Scout" with Rod Cameron and Audrey Long. Thursday: "Revolt In the Big House" with Gene Evans and Robert Blake. Friday: "Crime and Punishment. USA," with George Hamilton and Mary Murphy.

4:30 PJVL 9 Mickey Mouse Club 17 Hercules 19- -Cartoon Circus 20 Cartoons 25 Rocky and Friends 5:00 P.M. 3, 25 Cartoons 5 The Rifleman 9 Garfield Goose (Color) 17, 19 Maverick 20 Dobie Gillis 5:30 P.M. 2, 3, 5, 31-News 20, 25 Huntley-Brinkley Report 5:45 P.M. 9 News, Weather, Sports (Color) You don't have to stay in the United States to do a television special. Singer Paul Anka, who cannily plays the foreign market for the recording and concert money, taped a video show in Brussels for use In Belgium and The Netherlands.

Done, of course, during a brief time out from a personal appearance tour of German cities. Radio Log (Mon. Thru Fri.) WJSC (ABC) 113 Local Htwx 1 J5 pa ABC News a 55 past the hoof Also local news at 1.30 A.M.. Si A.M., 17:15 P.M.. Weathef a' :0 AM, MS AM, 8:40 A.M..

and 415 P.M Sports at ii A.M.. 5:55 P.M ana 10:30 M. Farm Markets at 15. 11:55, 5:30 Rev. Zenr 5:45 Ken Hitler Snow 7:40 WJBC Editorial (TTh) 7:40 Ken Rifter Show l-F Ritter Show CT-Th 9:00 Breaktast Club 10:00 AM 10:00 A Community Thanltsgivlno.

Service (Thurs. Jth) 11:00 Let Ouil tne Mrs. 11:10 tanny Larason Show 11:15 Flair 12:00 Paul Harvey 12:30 WJBC Editorial (7-Th) 12:40 Lanny Larason Show 1:15 Flair 1 :30 Prob'ems and Solutions 3:00 Gene Drager Show 3:15 Flair 3:20 Gene Drager Earl Nightengale 5:35 Gene Drager Show VJBC Editorial (T-Th) a Alex Drier (MWF) 20-WJBC Editorial (T-Th.) 6 23 Aiei Drier (T-Th) Tom Harmon Sports 6 40 On the Line With Considlna 6 45 Flair ISU News 7 OS S'eve reast Show 7:50 Hi9h at Peo. Woodruff (Friday) Basketball 10 00- AJBC Editorial (T-Th) 10 03-S'eve Yeast Show (T-Th.) Night Sounds on Campua (M-T-W Th) 6AM to Midnight WJBC Quality Music in Stereo News at Monday thru Friday WIOK (MBS) 144t 5:30 Jay Sharon 5:55 1st Federal Farm World Marty Roberts Farm Show 55 Mutual News Dal Sherbutt 7:00 Checkpoint News Vol. I Vic Sayer 7:05 Greet the Day with Jay 7:25 Checkpoint News Vol.

II Vic Sayer 7:35 Wea. her Jay Sharon 7:40 MBS Sports Van Patrick 7:45 Gree the Day with Jay 1:00 Mutual News Whitney Bolton 05 Greet the Day with Jay :00 Breakfast in Normal (Bloommgton) Note: Normal on Monday and Friday; Bloomington on Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday. 10:00 Checkpoint News Vol. Ill Dick Goodman 10:05 Woman's World Dick Goodman 11:00 Community Bulletin Board Jay Sharon 11:10 Woman's World Dick Goodman 12 NOON Checkpoint News MID-DAY Tjm Brown 12:15 Fulton Lewis, Jr.

12:20 MID-DAY Sports Tom Brown 12:25 Ml D-DAY Weather Tom Brown 12:30 MID-DAY Farm Report-Marty Roberts 1:00111. Employment Service 1:05 Easy Street Jay Sharon 2:00 IS News Dick Godfrey 2:05 The Road Show Marty Roberts 3:00 Checkpoint News Vol. Dick Goodman 3:05 The Road Show Marty Roberts (3:30) (The Shadow) (NOTE: This program runs Thursday ONLYI) 4:00 Checkpoint News Vol. VI Dick Goodman 4:05 The Road Show Marty Roberts 4:15 Fulton Lewis, Jr. 4:30 Checkpoint News FINAL Dick Goodman 4:45 Sign-Off (Mutual News Is also carried at: (AM) 8:30, 10:30, and (PM) 1:30, 2:30, 3:30, except Thursday!) (Weather is carried at: (AM) 4:30, and at 15-minutet past the hour and at 15-minutes before the hour) (Sports is carried at: 20-minutes past Um hour throughout th day) 7.

17. 19-Price Is Right 9 Exercise With Gloria (Color) 9:55 A.M. 5, 20, 25-News 10:00 AM. 2, 3, 31 Andy of Mayberry 5, 20, 25 Concentration 7. 17, 19 Get the Message 9 Hennesey 10:30 AM 2, 3.

31-The McCoys 5, 20, 25 Jeopardy (Color) 7, 17, 19 Missing Links 9 Best of Groucho 11:00 AM. 2, 3. 31 Love of Life 5, 20, 25 Say When (Color) 7, 17, 19 Father Knows Best 9-Girl Talk 11:25 A.M. 2, 3, 31-News 11:30 A.M. 2, 3, 31 Search For Tomorrow 5, 20, 25 Truth or Consequences (Color) 7, 17, 19 Hello, Pea Pickers 9 Real Life Stories 11:45 A.M.

2, 3, 31 Guiding Ugh; 9 News 11:55 A.M. 5, 20, 25 News AFTERNOON 12:00 NOON 20, 25 News 5 People Art Funny 7 Movie 9 Bozo Circus (Color) 17, 19-The Texan 31 Peoria at Midday 12:05 P.M. 20 Markets 12:10 PJVL 3 Farm Report 20 our Service 25, 31 Weather 12:15 PJVL 2 Lee Phillip 3 Markets, Weather, Newt 12:20 P.M. 25 Milestones 12:30 P.M. 2, 3, 31 As The World Turns 5, 20 Lef Make A I (Color) 17 Country Journal 19 Farm Report 25 King and Odie 12:45 PJVL 25 Popeye Theater 12:55 PJVL 5, 19, 20, 25-News, Weather 1:00 PJVL 2, 3, 31 Password MORNING 5:45 AJ.

1 Farm Newi A.M. 1 SunriM Smter 4:10 A.M. 5 Today's Meditation (Color) A.M. 5 Town and Farm (Color) :25 A.M. 7 Reflection! A.M.

1 Samlnar 5 Education Exchango 7- Automation JO Operation Alphabet 4:45 A.M. 9 Newt AM. 3 Inspiration Time 31 Daily W-rd :00 A.M. New leather 3, 31 Semeiter 5, 20, 7 Here's Geraldine Minute To Live By A.M. 9 Top of the Morning (Color) A.M.

2 Standpoint 5 News 20 Farm News 7:50 A.M. Mrs. Carroll's Class 3, 31 Tinker Time 5 Today 9 Ray Rayner (Color) A.M. 2 Junior Newsroom 3, 31 Weather A.M. 2, 3.

31-Capt Kangaroo 7 Morning Show 20 Today 1:25 A.M. 19 Inspiration 8:30 A.M. 9 Treetop House (Color) 17, 19 Columbia Lectures 8:55 A.M. 17 Meditation 9:00 A.M. 5, 20, 25 Make Room For Daddy 9, 19 Romper Room (Color) 17 Cartoon Playtima 9:30 A.M.

2, 3, 311 Love Lucy 3 Astronomy (M, Only) 3 Country Crossroads 5, 20, 25-What's This Song? (Color) I piiiipiftsri Look Ouf Below Cheered by a line of folk dancers, Yuri Shumilin leaps high during a performance by the Soviet Union's Moiseyev Dance Company in London..

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