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Janesville Daily Gazette from Janesville, Wisconsin • Page 24

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Daily Gazette, Thursday, September 8, 1966 THE GIKLS THE WIZARD OF ID MR. TWEEDY By Ned Riddle TV Highlights for Tonight "It's aoundproofing. Other tenants in the building liave asltcd me to have it done." 27 Rock Co. Men Inducted Twenty-seven Rock County inductees, two of them volunteers, liave been inducted into tlie Army and are now taking basic training at Ft. Leonard Wood, according to information received from the Milwaukee induction center by Velma Burke, clerk of Rock County Local Board No.

62. Inductees are as follows: Janesvllle Dennis Dopkins, RAY BUGGS and the New 67 TEmerson csom(0)le and Table Model CI TV Compare reception and authentic cabinet styl- ng this week before you also PORTABLES at Ray Buggs EMERSON Sales and Service CALL 752-2021 822 ROCKPORT lOAD Clayton Bomgaars John Kath, Richard Easton, Robert Home, Dale Buchholz, Albert Perkins, David Willison, a volunteer. Nohavica, Gerald Huffman, David Froemming, Rodney Lee, Larry Ramsey, Roger Foss, Thomas Pulaski, Stanley Melby, Arthur Peterson, Glen Melby, Richard Trotter, Terry Wolford, L. J. Quince, Stephen Messer, a volunteer.

Edgerton-Richard Dahl, William Skau, Harry Sommerville. Braden. Byerley. 'DvLmmy Wins ScMlpiot $5,000 Prize CHICAGO (AP) The Chica- I go Art Institute recently gave a first award of $5,000 to George Segal of North Brunswick, N.J., in the institute's 68th annual exhibition of American painting and sculpture. Segal's presentation was entitled "The Truck" and consisted of a life-size plaster truck driver steering toward road hazards projected on a movie screen.

of Wheels, 3, 23 (C). Lloyd Bridges narrates look at fun-and-profit uses of production-model and custom-built automobiles; sportscar race con- cours d'elegance, 500 mph crackup, and other special events. 4, 15, 39. (C). Debut.

Ron Ely, 15th Tarzan, stars and tonight fights to return a seeing-eye lion to a blind girl. Trek, 4, 15, 39. (C). Debut. Science-fiction series centers on crew of USS Enterprise as they travel on space patrol.

7:30 Billy Graham Crusade, 3, 13. Third rally; subject: "The Bad News of the Gospel." 8 Grimes. 6. (C). Debut.

A skinfUnt uncle prevents Tammy from spending as much money as she desires. Dick Sargent plays her brother. Lord, 27. Debut. Country and Western singer hosts half-hour series of bluegrass music.

8 Movie, 12, 23. (C). "The Ladies' Man" (1961); comedy; Jerry Lewis, Helen Traubel. 8 :30 Movie, 3. "South Sea Woman" (1953); comedy; Burt Lancaster, Virginia Mayo.

8 :30 Hero, 4. (C). Debut. Comedy series of TV celebrity known to family and friends as a great humbler. 8 Game of Week, 15.

Film clips of 1966 Western Conference teams. 8 Girl, 6, 13. 27. (C). Debut.

Mario Thomas (Danny's daughter) stars as Ann Marie, a girl who leaves home to take an apartment in New York City and a try at an acting career. and Martin, 4, 15, 39. (C). Russ Lewis guests in last show of series. Dean Martin returns to this time next week.

6, 13, 27. (C). Debut. Detective series filmed on location in New York City features John Hawk (Burt Lancaster), stoic Iroquois Indian who works out of DA's office. FRIDAY MORNING The networks plan to go on the air between 6:30 and 7 a.m.

to cover prelaunch preparations for the Gemini XI space flight. by Parker and Hart ARCHIE By Bob Montana "The thing I love is an extra dessert means NOTHING to them!" ON TELEVISION l-WGN-TV Sept. 8 7:30 p.m. WREX-TV Channel 13 and WISC-TV Channel 3 Almost Like 4th of July WASHINGTON (AP) If a light green cloud with a red lining drifts over your house this week, don't panic. Just watch it turg blue and drift away.

Chances are it will be a chemical cloud formed by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration to measure electric fields and wind motion in the upper atmosphere. NASA announced that, weather permitting, it will launch two rockets from Wallops Island, one at 8:06 p.m. EDT today, the other at 7 :34 p.m. Thursday. ON FM RADIO THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER For Dining Marliet Report For Dining Concert Hall Rozsa: to a Symphonv Concert, Op.

21-a Saint Saeni: Concerto in A Minor (or CeUo and Orchestra, Op. Tchaikavski: Symphony No i in Minor, Op. Copland: Piano Fantaiv Sibeliui: Lemminkainen'a Return from Four Legendi Seminar Prospect for Southeast Asia Music TIU Midnight FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER IMI PM In Music Books Concert VerdI: Prelude to Act 1 of La Traviata Havdn: Concerto in Major for Cello, Op. 101 Brahms; Symphony No. In Major, Op.

90 Rcspighl: Fountains of Rom. Wide A United Report Songs of France ANYTIME IS Pizza Time How about TONIGHT it's easy when you call OUR MAGIC NO. 2-9071 jb PIZZA VILLAII FREE DELIVERY SEPT. 8 Loni Ranger Report Lucy Reed 27-Mivericlc f.m, p.m. M-23-CBS News 4.15-39-Huntley and Brinkley It To Beaver ll -Weather-Newi 1:00 p.m.

Weather, Sports Zone to Adventura Woodpecker 12-CBS News Bear It To Beaver Rineman p.m. 2-3-23-Wonderful World of Wheels Gillis Graham p.m. Troop 9 -Sport8 World of the Road p.m. Three Sons Trek 3-lJ-Billy Graham Grimes Bobby Lord Show p.m. Movie Girl Game 7-13-27-Bewitched Dillon p.m.

Hero 6-7-13-27-rnat Girl Zone 15-NFL Highlights p.ra. Summer 67-13-27-Hawlc Safety p.m. Weather, Sports p.m. Late Show Presents 10:30 p.m. Show 4-5-13-39-Tonight Show Limits Show 11 Show 27-Movie ll Show Gunn 11 Midnight Movie and Hardy SEPT.

7tM am. I Stooges and Farm 12-Hi Neighbor Emerson 7:11 a.m. KFD a.m. J-Clown Alley News Rayner Mac Room a.m. a.m.

Kangaroo Show i.m. and Odi. f.i* a.m. Alley Room News a.m. 2-3-12-2J-I Love Lucy For Women Guess La Lann.

I a.m. McCoys La Lanne Shadow. 7-Gypsy Young 13-Blngo 13 lOiOV a.m. 2-3-12-23-Andy of Mayberry Letter Market Sweep Talk a.m. r3 -12-23-Dick Van Dyk.

Dating Gamt Douglas a.m. of Life Donna Reed Show 12-Mike Douglas Casey a.m. 2-3-23-Search for Tomorrow Counlrf Knows Beit a.m. J.S-2J-Guiding Light 12 Neon Hour News Casiy Circus Tete A Ttett Nut Rous. Court The Clown 12: IS p.m.

Phillip 12:11 p.m. M2-23 -A8 th. World Tumi Klub Make A Deal th. Action Ii 1:011 p.m. Daya of Our Room Lives Newlywed Gam.

I -News 1:11 p.ra. Stirtime 1:11 p.m. Linkletttr Doctors Time For Ui 2:00 p.m. Tell Th. Truth Talk World Hospital 2:11 p.m.

of Night Don't Say Griffin 7-13-27-The Nurses Step Beyond p.m. Storm Match Gam. 7-13-27-Dark Shadows Adventure 2:30 p.m. The Menace the World Turns Make A Deal th. Action Is Hunt For Tomorrow 13-15-Mike Douglas 1:45 p.m.

Light 4:00 p.m. Show Three at Four Griffin Show Show Terrific Movie 27-Cartoon Corral p.m. Mouse Club 12-Rocky Knows Best MISS TELL SVENSEN TO GET UP HERE AND TACK. DOWN THIS RUG IN MV OFFICE MISS BEAZLV IS SHE WAMTB YOU TO OKAY THE CAKE FOR THE TIGER By Bud Blak9 WAYOUT By Ken Muse LANK'e PHOTO STUDIO UNDER wo CVER EXPOSURES iti lii FACTORV HERE AND IlL ONLY CTHARSE YOU TEN BEETLE BAILEY By Mott Walket ON RADIO wcLo- 1230 on AM Dial SEPT. 8 Time Coaches Corner House St.

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Occupy 21. Insignificant trifle 22. Stick 25. Primp 26. Swarm 27.

Raucous 28. Marsh elders 29. Soft part 30. Palm lilies 31. Gigantic 32.

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Relatives 15. Expiate 18. Rubber tree 20. Whims 21. Tighten a tackle 22.

Little children 23. Affectionate 24. Expunging 25. Skunk 27. Embrace 29, Thick soup 31.

Rope fiber 32. Emanation 33. Fondles 34. Wings 36. Blue grasi 38.

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