The Herald-Palladium from Benton Harbor, Michigan • Page 23

MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 1968 THB NEWS PAEEABIUM, BBNTON HARBOR, MICH. PAGE TWENTY-ONE WHFB ABC AFFILIATE 1060 ON DIAL 99.9 MEGACYCLES SiVS-SptKtsTime Kelly Show Market Report Headlines Harmon On Sporti Drier Commenti Kelly Show News Reports Newt Kelly Show News Kelly Show News Kelly Show Sign Off WIIFB-FM ONLY with McMasters with McMasteri News With McMasteri Headlines Market Report Nightingale Show Sliver News Silver Harwell Baseball Detroit vs. Chicago with McMasters News With McMasters Final Off Tuesday Sign On Linn Show Linn Show RAOUL VANNIER Lumber Co. Manager Is Named Vannier To Head Branch At Colonia COLOMA Raoul (Van) Vannier of Lawrence has been appointed mandger the Coloma yard of Michigan Shore Lumber and Supply company. Vannier hss been employed at the Coloma yard since Jan.

1. Vannier called the appointment a "complete surprise." He said he has always been dedicated to good service and will promote good customer service at Coloma. Vannier has had between seven and eight years of experience in yard work. He was in the contracting business prior to his entry into the yard field He is married and the fattier of a married daughter, Mrs. Mike Gohs of Belvedere, and a son, Raoul who recently returned from Vietnam.

Vannier replaces Lee Richards, who has been Coloma manager, since June of 1966. Richards has been active in civic affairs since that time and was instrumental in forming the Paw Paw Lake Area Planning commission which is coordinating a study of Coloma, Water- vUet and Hagar township water and sewer needs with the Berrien County Planning commission. Richards is president of the Coloma Chamber of Commerce and headed the Michigan Week activities for the area. FAMILIES MOVE THREE OAKS -Mr. and Mrs.

Lee Crosby and daughter have left for New Holland, Pa. to' make their home. Crosby, who has accepted a position with the New Holland Imple- company in that city, left a week ago and was joined there by his family on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Sprague, Galien, will move to the house on Spring Creek road, vacated by the Crosbys. Weather Newt Una Show Page Linn Show Little One'i Roundup Nightingale Show Linn Show Malone Show Newi Linn Show News Highlights Linn Snow News Oaks Program of the People News To Lunch News Farm Hour Harvey Show Brohan Time News Brohan Time News Reports Brohan Time Newi Brohan Time News Reports Brohan Time News Brohan Time News to Laugh Brobon Time Reports Brohan Time News Brohan Time News Time Kelly Show Market Report Headlines News Harmon On Sports Dreler Comments Kelly Show News Reports News Kelly Show News Kelly Show News Kelly Show Sign Off WHFB-FM ONLY Showcase News Showcase News Showcase News Showcase News Showcase News with McMasters News With McMasters News with McMasters Headlines Market Report Nightingale Show Silver News Silver News Harwell Show Baseball Detroit vs. Chicago with McMasters News with McMasters Final Sign Off Some programs may be preempted for special news coverage of Democratic National Convention Mother Of Six Receives Degree, Plans ToTeaeh BUCHANAN Mrs. Robert Hamilton of Rynearson Court received a bachelor of arts degree from Western Michigan university i the commencement exercises Aug. 16.

A graduate of Buchanan high school, Mrs. Hamilton majored in elementary education at the university and will teach fifth grade this fall in the Buchanan school system. Mrs. Hamilton, the former Janice'Rizor, is the daughter of Earl Rizor of 410 West Front street, a high school instructor. She has six children, ranging in ages from 17 toj.

RETURN TO FLORIDA THREE OAKS Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dee have returned to their home in St. Cloud, after spending most of the summer with their neice, Mrs. James Jelinek and family.

The Dees, who are former Three Oaks residents, also made a trip to El Paso, to visit their son and family, Major and Mrs. David Dee and 1 children, and visited another son, Charles Dee and family in Kalamazoo. RADIO LOG WCN-TM ke ke WBBM-7M kc ke W8JM-UM ke ke ke All Prof rama Local Tine 3:00 P.M.' WSJM--Milk WON-fer LMMUt ffDOW-lTns) Fwtor wis-DtK Girt 4:00 P.M. WON-- BiKbill rtBBM-- Tom OUrk 5:00 P.M. Habb.rd WDOW-- titwtr Pntl 5:30 P.M.

IfDOIf-- DM 6:00 P.M. HTSBM--Newsdlf W8JH--Conuninder PhUllB ffDOW-Newi, Dinner Menu ITJOB-ttt Ibtw 6:30 P.M. WON-- EMI 7:00 P.M. WMAO-Uojd Brvwn 7:30 P.M. WON-- WtiUun Music Vdlmlled 8:00 P.M.

WI.B-Kcn KIK7 WBBM-At! Mercer 9:00 P.M, WON-- Ellenilou 720 10:00 P.M. WSJM-Muki Mellow Mood WGN-lullbll C'ommanltr Cilendir 11:00 P.M. WMAQ-- Newt WGN-- Normia Rotf Tuesday 8:00 A.M. lie HMAtt--Henrj Cooke PhD. lips WDOW--Don Iob Bartekp 8:30 A.M.

mow--LlfeUie 9:00 AJM. WSJH-Swndotf rTLS--Clark Weker vTBBM-News, Bod kellej WSJM--Housewives Hit Parade rnraw--jeaui Fltarerald 10:00 A.M. WDOW--Don Job. 10:30 A.M. r7DOW-Mnlo with Meissn 11:00 A.M.

Breakfasl Clnb Sandeni (TON-Eddie Habbard nua-pat Sheridan ffDOW-aiudlo Bbowcase HJOR--Lee Emerson 11:30 A.M. WDOW--Don Job. 12:00 Noon Knurl rTLS--Beralo Allen rVBBM--Housl Parlr WDOW--Newi. Don Jobo IfJOE--News 12:30 P.M. WgJM-Joe Pja.

ffDOW--Farm (how 1:00 P.M. rTJOK--Lee Emwiott WON--cnntrr Pair WLB--Mld-Dar Beporl WBBM--Mil Bellalrs 1:30 P.M. WSJM--Mark Sheplrd WDOW--MuslO with Menace 2:00 PJM. WON--Roy Leonard WDOW--Frit ruler 3:00 PJM. Card WBBM--Mai Bellalra WMAO-Mark 4:00 P.M.

IfBBM--Tom Clnrk Annual Water Ski Show Set Magician Lake Event Is Sunday DOWAGIAC The third annual Magician Lake Water Ski show will be held Sunday at he Blue Fin Marina near Dowagiac. Admission is free for the two shows which begin at 1 and at 4 Mrs. Bud Kraft will direct the show. She is a former member of a water ski attraction troupe in Sarasota, Fla. She will be assisted by Ray Wittorp of Chicago.

The show boat driver is Bud Kraft, who was a member of the Amercan Power Boat Association and raced boats competitively. The show will be the climax of a summer's work. This is not a ski club or association, but just a group of young people on the lake who get together during the summer to practice acts and improve skiing. EVEN A CLOWN There will be 15 acts, ranging from a clown act on wooden discs to girls' ballet. The grand finale is a six girl pyramid and two men carried far above the lake by huge kites.

Those who will participate include Ted U. and Teddy Briggs, Mrs. Donald MacArthur and daughter, Bonnie, age 10, and Mrs. Kraft, all. of Valparaiso, Jeff and Terry Wittorp, sons Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene Wittorp of Portage, Pat and Mimi Gannon, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gannon, Miss Vickie Bernard, Mel Fugett and Ray Wittorp, all of Chicago; Miss Kim Cunningham and Mike Hawks, of Dowagiac. Ed Fisher of Dowagiac will be master of ceremonies.

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GUTSTEIN, Optometrist TV LOG tfUJf-TV-2 WKZO-TV-4, (CM); WOOD-TV-I, NBC); WBKB-T. (ABC) WGN-TV-l WZZM-TV-1S; WN0U-TV-1I; WSBT-TV-22; WSJV-TV-M. All Programs Local Tine 3:00 P.M. t-Mtrfe f.9,n-T Till Tbt Trim Aaolher W.rld 3:30 P.M. Life T.

Lire M.re-Edie of Nllbl Ooi'l 8.T 4:00 P.M. Lorelll Yount Shidows 5-- MotlB 13-- Beza Clrotu 8-- Milch Oime Secret Slonn 4:30 P.M. 2ft-- Cheyenne Mike Douflll 7-- Blf Show S-- Early Show Merr Griffin 16-- Movie Mister Ed 5:00 P.M. Superman It To Beaver 5:30 P.M. (--airfield Goose 2S-- Httel 13.JS-- 6:00 P.M.

7-- Troth or Consequences 1J-- McHile's t-- It To Blivor n-CudU Cimeri u-McHiIe'i NIYJ 6:30 P.M. 2-MeHili'f N.T 7 S-- Wilier Crraklle 8-- FllnUttnes U-- TwUI(ht Zen, Nevi lf Landi ma Sen 7:00 P.M. nwrlis U-Truth or Coniequeneef S-F Troop Newi 28-- 7:30 P.M. Teotloo CovbOT In Afrlci 8:30 P.M. Patrol d-Stere Allen 9:00 P.M.

Felonj Squad 9:30 P.M. 10:00 P.M. 11:00 P.M. News Mlehlana Tonlfhl Tuesday 8:00 A.M. ews TodlT 3-- Capt.

Kangaroi 7-- Mornlnt Show. Newi 13-- Till Mornlnt f-- Bajner and friends 8:30 A.M. 22-- On the Go 2-- Leave It To Beaver 7-- Three Btoofes 9:00 A.M. I-- Bomper Boom 28-- Public Intercit Program! Kanfitroo 13-- Ltnd of PUy 7-Movle 3-- Club Home 9:30 A.M. fr-- Bomper Room rlfbfea Tour Carpet 8-- 13-- Jack LaLaane 10:00 A.M.

5, MS-- Snap Jadf-men! 28-- Exercise Show 2 Candid Camera 9-- Gloria 7-Gjpv 13-- nreira House a-- Re? Keiren J-- Secret Storm 10:30 P.M. Hillbillies Concentration Cavell Show 7-- This Momlnc Boon: Horaemaker's Time 11:00 A.M. AndJ lirilllth --Glrl Talk 11:30 A.M. 3, 22-- Dick Van Dyke Hollywood Squares 9-- Woodr Wood- hnrr 12:00 Noon I-- Newt Let. ot Lltl Jf.pardj BewHened 12:30 P.M.

for Tomorrow Eve Guess Treason Isle 1:00 P.M. Dream House Newi 9-- Boil's Clreia It-- Trait or Conseqveneei 22-- Afternoon Shoi DoorUs t--Aeeett 1:30 PM. It's Hlppenlnf As the World Turns Let's Hike a Deil 2:00 P.M. News, Movie Love Is A Minr Spleo- dored Thlnt DUS of Our Lives Newlrwed Game 2:30 P.M. Heuiepartj 7.13.28-- DltlW Game no Deelon 3:00 PJM.

Tl Tell thi Truth J.S.IS-- Another World Hospital 3:30 P.M. Edcl If Nlfht Ona LUl ToLlvo Den'l P.M. Slorn Mltck Game Dark Shadows S-- Movie 13-- Boso's 9-- Blorrapby Youth Jailed For Wearing Police Shirt A Benton Harbor youth was arrested early Sunday morning and placed in jail on a charge of disorderly person for wearing a police officer's shirt. The charge is for violation of a Benton Harbor ordinance, but Berrien county sheriff deputies said they will also try to get a arrant authorized charging William Flood, .17, of 818 East Main street, with illegal posses- sioh of police property. The shirt has a sheriff department insignia oh the sleeves, and deputies said Flood allegedly went around the Como Inn, 243 Michigan street, Benton Harbor, rubbing the insignia and telling customers he was a county cop, how about that?" Flood said he didn't have anything else to wear, according to deputies.

Traffic Backed Up 12 Miles NEW BUFFALO A traffic jam at the 1-94 and M-339 bottleneck yesterday evening strung along for 12 miles. New Buffalo state police said traffic was bumper to bumper and moving very slow. The jam stretched from the Indiana toll road, along Indiana 39 Michigan 239 and onto 1-94. At the height of the jam at 6 p.m. Sunday cars were strung out for 12 miles.

A mile anfla half of this was on 1-94. By 9 p.m. the back-up still existed for several miles along Indiana 39. Troopers said the jam is caused by vacationers from Chicago coming off the six- lane 1-94 onto the two-lane connection to the Indiana toll- way. BLONDIB rr uews met THE OWSWMENT SPENDS MORE MONEY THAN IT WKSg IN AMD HAS TO BORROW TO FIMANCB THE PEROT OH, THAT REMINDS MC- I BOCWHT THE CUTEST.

HAT TOPAV, PiiAR VWULD WO CARS TO FINANCi PfRCIT IN BEETLE BAILETf PO YOO THINK THE 6ENERAL How PO you EXPECT TO 6BT TME WINDOW LCCKIN AT THE CLOWS if MARY WORTH THE CLIENT A WOMAN-PRESIDENT Of "RDXANA RADO1FF 0SMEnC5! WOULD BE ECPEOEDTO KBS ABOUT WO STRANGE MEN EVt OKf--QN THE MODEL MEMCY HEADHM9ONN MWO, MBS THOMPWK- IF OOKT WHO KK5ING STRANGE MEN? MMtt--BUT HK OfFEREOPKfiY AJOB-. MICKEY MOUSE LET'S WMANP FlNt OUT' I PONT KNOW WHAT LJNCA LIKE FOP HIS SECRET AGENT XI OF COURSE, rOBEIGAN, WE'VE ear NO PEAL UNTIL I'M CERTAIN THAT STUFF'S NOT AS BIS AS THE ONE WU'RE SWING WE INTO THIS WHOLE SPY pnil cacttmau Burcfi tfrat mining to Mil tie JUDGE PARKER HELLO, RANPY! sVHBil PtP YOB 6ET HERE? HAVTNG 6CW6TO THE THEATER, KAUPV WATCHES 6AM PKIVB? PROP SHEILA Off THERE! BUGS BUNNY ROW FASTER 1 S7HU. GONNA TRX OUT MY NEW WATER SWSJ WHEN I INVITED YOU I HAD NO IDEA OUR PAY WOULD TURN OUT LIKE-TMSf I THOUGHT YER 1 NEW BOAT WOULD HAVE ON IT! By Ned Kiddit With MAJOR HOOPLE OUR BOARDING HOUSE PONTT CSOGGWWE iVH-Sf Vrt--arK-M-OiVlM. rrssuCTTJvff BURKE Hrr APLANeHftSBE6N SWBEPWlOWOVtrV 'Before you fine me for my chow's misbehavior, let me say it was my lawyer's idea, not mine, that you have au innate dislike.