The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 23

Tuey, April H. 1370 fom BeaCOn Journa 3 LEMMINGS, small, tailless cousins of the mouse, usually live in the desolate Arctic Toowlhifr's IRdio forests and short grass. Suddenly in the spring they may start to move, wrsistentlv seas. Reaching the coast, they plunge straight into the sea in what appears to be wholesale suicide. The Censors Have Their Vanity Too highland plateaus with sparse marching downhill toward the Garner back to television in a I 1 0 I 1 3: WAKR (150) Unlest noted newt It heard tvtry hour nd hall hour, a Evening Newl Journal 10 Sport H'littt Call Art Burftwald Business Newt Newt By DICK SniTPY ItKM Jearnel TV-KMX Writer Any lingering notion you Youngfellow Drug Stores lotoitd Thtovghout TStj Akron-Cuyohoea falls Arte Thtovghout Th Akton-Cuyohogo falls Arte NJIV 4:35 Bowling with Bob Wyli 4:43 Music 7 05 Tony Jay Show 12 Jerry Monday Show WAKR-FM (97.5) Stereo music 24 noun daily.

Newt 15 minutes before each hour and weather 15 minutes past the hour. WCUE AM-FM 5:30 News, Sport 5:40 Earl Nightengale 5:45 Doug Peyton a News. Stock Market to 12 Scott O'Brien WSLR (1150) Newt on the hour; heidlines on tht half hour. 4 to 7 The Ken Speck Show 7 The Jim Southern Show I World Tomorrow WOIN PM 5 After Five a After Six 7 Sound of Entertainment I Stereo After Dark WHLO (Me) Newt broadcast five minute before the hour and on the half hour. 11 to Joe Cunningham 3 to 7 Toad T.

Taylor 7 to II Bill Miller WKNT-FM (11.1) (11) 5 to a Matinee a to 12-Easy Listening WKSU-FM (M.7) 5 Periscope 5:15 University Memo 30 International Radio a Newt The Goon Show 7 Interlude jf 24 HOUR PROTECTION FOR YOUR PET Radio Tomorrow 90 DAY FLEA COLLAR 1:30 Furnace Street Mission Kathryn Kuhlman 9:30 Gospel Hour 10 to 12-The Jim Southern Show I Theaterland Showcase 9 Music Command 10 School of Music II Nite-Lfte 12 Sign-Off WeguUr 12 The bene Bond Show for dogs cats POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT Kills Fleas aids in tick control for up to 3 months! KEEP YOUR HOME FREE OF FLYING INSECTS WAKR (1SN) Nvwt 5:05 Rick Martyn 5:55 Morning Scriptures News to to Jerry Healey Show 7 to 7:15 Newt 7:45 to 0 Newt 1 to 1:10 World Newt Roundup 1:10 Sports 10 to J-Jack Ryan WAKR-FM (7.S) Stereo music 34 hours dally. Newt 15 minutes before each hour and weather IS minutes past the hour. WHLO (540) to Carl Day to 1J Johnny Andrewt 12 to Joe Cunningham WCUH AM-FM Newt broadcasts on the hour between 0 a. m. to 3 p.

m. and every half hour for the rest of the day. to 10 Ruts Knight 7:30 New scope 7:55 Earl Nightengale 10 to 2 Don Hammond 2 to Doug Peyton WSLR (1350) 4 I a ram i suets a mm 111 insect strip one-hour series for the 1971-72 season. Three networks were reported bidding for Garner, NBC getting the nod because of the persuasions of program vice-president Mort Werner. Garner left "Maverick" In '62 and vowed never to return to regular television.

But vows are made to be broken, when the money Is right Then, there's Dinah Shore, who will return to NBC as the hostess for "Dinah's Place," starting in July. It's a daytime series (10 to 10:30 a.m., Monday through Friday) in which Dinah and guests will discuss topics of interest to women Saturday's show is the finale for Alan Douglas on WKBF (channel 61). He's to be replaced by reruns of "Twilight Zone" and by a film package titled "Nightmare Movie." (Yeah, he's thrilled, too). Douglas will continue on WKYC Radio nightly SURELY you've seen those commercials in which Helen O'Connell and Harry James peddle an album containing sound3 from the Big Band era. You never thought it would become a weekly TV series, did you! "Happy Days," which premieres July 2 as a CBS Summer show, is to sell this sort of nostalgia weekly, offering the comedy and' music of the Forties.

Louis Nye, and Bob (Elliott) Ray (Goulding) are to be in charge of the comedy. This could be your last chance to learn to whistle "Big Noise From Winnetka" through your teeth Guaranteed News broadcasts five minutes on the sfl59 3 month control Regular SI .98 Advertisement 4 nay have had that official film censorship' can work should have been dispelled in recent weeks when those three middle-aged ladies of the Maryland State Board of Censors made their rounds of the Dick Cavett, Johnny Carson and Merv Griffin shows. These are the ladies who decide what movies Maryland residents can or cannot see. They achieved some momentary national fame when they became the subject of a Time magazine article. This, in turn, led to their appearances on the TV talk shows.

THE LADIES are affable, giggly, semi-educated, inarticulate housewives who revealed, by their prattle, that they have little awareness of the Issues involved in censorship. To them, apparently, censorship means only "dirty movies." One of the three became the unofficial spokesman for the group, and her chatter about activities outside the area of censorship proved so diverting to audiences that the Griffin show sought to book her solo. This has caused some friction within the ranks of the Maryland State Board of Censors, Variety reports. The other two ladies, apparently resentful of the "star" status thrust upon the third, have let it be known they'll not be excluded, thayt if the Maryland censors are to appear, they'll do so as a group. AND IT was stated by one of the ladies that their "spokesman" was "tearing down the board's elevated level.

If she appeared on television again it would be a black eye for the state of Maryland." Now, I ask you: How can they do an adequate job of assessing the audience suitability of motion pictures when they have this more pressing matter to settle first! ONCE OVER LIGHTLY NBC will be bringing James Arthritis Sufferers: Wake Up Tomorrow Morning Without All That Stiffness! YOUNGFELLOW DRUG STORES VISIT THE YOUNGFELLOW DRUG STORE NEAREST YOU hour from 6 a. m. to 6 p. m. 6 to 10 Jay Drennan 8:30 Paul Harvey News 10 to 1-Craig Scott Show 1 to 4 Bob Cory 4 Ken Speck Show WKNT AM-FM i to 10 Morning Side 10 to 2-WVutic In The Air WKSU-FM (19.7) Georgetown Forum 9:30 Rediscover America 10 Drama 10:45 World Report 11 Festival of Music 12 Beyond Antiquity 1 Ohio Educational Report 1:15 Serenade 2 Concerto 3241 0AKW00D DRIVE CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO 2222 STATE ROAD CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO 2147 EAST AVENUE AKRON, OHIO 760 S.

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Hans Gartner will perform at 7:30 p. m. Thursday at the Senior Citizens Center, 414 Pine st. The annual event is free. Refreshments will be served.

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