Valley News from Van Nuys, California • Page 28

Tucidoy, July 9, 1968--Von Nuy (Calif.) NE-WNCE PIANOS RENT TO OWN A Lovely Story CloVk from $10 Month JENSEN PIANO 13325 VICTORY BLVD. ST 6-9022 tirector Appointed Dr. Louis Franklin Saylor o) has been appointed by Gov. Reagan as director of the California State Dcpt. of Public Health.

His ment fills the vacancy created the resignation of Dr. Les- I ter Breslow last December, Eost-J-B Weit-I-B North-1-B No.EoiM-B Ccntrql-l-g By ERNIE KREILING It's next to impossible for ani available in the immediate known as "coccidoides," but TELEVISION LOG KNXT KEYT KNBC KTIA KABC-TY KHJ-TV KTTY KCOP 2 3 4 5 7 9 1 1 1 3 Any program deviations from these logs are the result of last-minute changes by the stations. C-denotes color. DAYTIME TELEVISION Mortdoy Through Friday adult to accurately or fairly appraise children's programs, especially those aimed at the tiny tots. To adults most of the clowns and sloppy-pants emcees are saccharin and ingratiating.

But then maybe that's what the kids like, I doubt it. So for what it's worth, I stig parents of little ones di reet the kids to Hobo Kellj fSalley Baker) on KCOP Channel 13, week day after- metropolitan area. Three is back at KTTV with new groups are applying for the license. They are the Golden Orange Broadcasting the New Orange Empire Broad- casting'Co. and Dana Communications Corp.

Show business personalities are prominent in 2-CaptaiB FOangaroo-C 4, 10-Today-O 6. 9-Cartoons-C 7-Girl Talk-0 8-Sttnup-C 6-Fam 7-Movie 9-Movfe 2, 8-Candid Camera 3-News Background 4, lO-Snap Judgment-O 6, 11-Jack LaLanne-C 2, S-Beverly ffiflbillies-C 4. lO-Concentration-C 5-Love That Bob 6-Coffee Break ll-Les Crane-C 2, 8-Andy' Griffith 4, lO-Personslity-O It To 6-Dating Game 9, n-Movie 2, 8-3ick Van 3, 6. 7-This Mornlng-0 4. 10-H'lyw'd Squares-O 11-From Inside Oirt-O 2, 8-Love of Lift-0 4, 10-Jeopardy-O 5-Movie 13-Romper Room 2.

8-Search for Tomorrow 4. 10-Eye Guess-0 11-Sheriff John 13-News 2, 8-Guiding Light 9-Nerws-C I2tOO- 2-Sinrtmer Thing-O 3, 6, 7-Bewftched 4. 10-Let's Make DeaJ-C 8-GM Talk 9-Tempo I-C 13-Bat Masterson 2, 8-As Worid Turns-O 3, 6, 7-Treasure fele-O 4, 10-DaysofOurLives-O 5-Johmue Grant 13-Dialmg For Dollars 2, 8-Love: Splendored Thmg-G 3, 6. 7-Dream House-C 4, 10-The Doctors-C 5-Movie 2-Art Linkletter-C 3. 6, 7-Wedding Party-O 4.

10-Another World-C 13-Movle 13-Surfside 6 2. 8-Teil The Truth-C 3. 6, 7-Newlywed Game 4, 10-You Don't Say-C 9-Tempo n-O 2-Edge of Night-C 3. 6, 7-Baby Garne-C 4. 10-Match Game-C 5-Love That Bob 13-Ripcord 6, 7-Marlene Sanders-O 2, S-Secret Storm 3, 6, 7-General Hospital 5-Ijeave Jt To Beaver 10-Mavie 11-Wonderfiri World-O 13-Bozo-O 2-Boutique-C 3, 7-Dark Shadows 5-Perfect Match-O 6-Mike Douglas-C S-Divorce Court-O ll-Wmchell-Mahoney-C 13-Hobo KelJy-C 2-Mr.

Ed 3. 7-Dating Game-C noons. It's a new Hobo Kellj 1 in more ways than one. First, she's moved to Channel 13 after some successful years on Channel 11. But what's more important, she's brought new scope and dimension to the programs, all of which she writes herself.

More extensive production techniques are oeing employed and she has the talented help of Jerry Harper taking different roles and different voices that lend the program a new fullness usually lacking in kidvid. And from where I sit she makes con- stractive use of fantasy and judging by her mail the tots the first mentioned and include Pat Boone, president, David Levy (The Addams Family), Peter Levathes (producer), Jimmy Durante, Fess Parker, Harry Babbitt and Vic Mizzy (song writer and composer). The final decision by the FCC should be made on the basis of financial responsibility, and, more importantly, on the kind and quality of programming they promised in the application. MAKIXG THE ROUNDS. Rona Barrett, KABC's peering eye, joined rather than dbitzed a recent Universal Studio party and displaj'ed both grace and an ample repertoire of fashionable dance routines.

I had hoped to report she had two left feet, but Saturday night shows. Weeknight time slots are still filled with re-runs. Pyne returned to his KLAC telephone a few weeks back KHJ- TV, Channel 9, received more than of mail in response to urging to sound off about gun laws. All but 37 supported stricter regulation. KCET, Channel 28, received a grant of $625,150 from the Ford Foundation to support a series of programs to depict life in the Mexican-American ghetto.

It's the largest single grant the station has ever received. The same station is sponsoring, also via Ford, 21 year-old Jose Vejar in an eight-week course at the Columbia Graduate School of fing and entertain- find it engaj ing. Sally Baker, as the mother of two daughters, knows what she's about and that includes more than making it easy for the kids to simply pass the time away before the tube. CHANNEL 56 in Anaheim is the last remaining channel can't. Look something Rona! nice gossipist Dorothy Manners on the Dick Cavett Show noted, known as bland." She said it, not me But bland is better then dull, obscure and snobbish as prevails on another local newspaper Joe Pyne, resident of Marina del Hey, has been suffering from valley fever, technically Journalism.

The idea is to bring more minority group young people into broadcast journalism in accordance with the recommendations of the Kerner Commission report. SORRY, but I somehow can't get involved in KNBC's I wrote new format for the news, the HearstlNews Service running from 5 SAVE THIS HANDY TELEVISION LOG TUESDAY DAYTIME MOVIES I 70.00- 9-Man With a Million. Gretj Peck 11:00 5-Waco Wild Bill Elliott 1953 12 30 11-It's Love I'm After 1-00 5-Private Worlds. C. Colbert.

1935. 1 30-13-Blonde Bait. Party. Don Murray. 3 00-10--Battle Circus.

June Allvson. 4-30 2-ln the Navy Abbott-Costello. 3 Invincible Gladiator. 9--Horcules and Haunted World. 'til 7:30.

I'm afraid trying to adapt an essentially radio idea to TV working. My guess is that the ratings are staying low and that Baxter Ward's moving ahead of Channel 4 An interesting sentence from KFWB Radio: "And they may have an unknown amount of ammunition." And from the same station another reminder of the passing years, a young newscaster pronouncing the upcoming movie, "The Bridge at Remagen" as ''rim-a-jin." ACTRESS WITH YOUNG FRIENDS Patty Duke visits with Nicolelte 5 and Xcnvl LcBron 6, sister and brother who are San Gabriel Valley children for Muscular Dystrophy Association of America. Miss Duke, film and stage actress and singer, has been named special projects chairman for association. Attitudes lie Toward 8-Truth. Consequences-C TUESDAY EVENING MOVIES 9-Superheroes-C 11-Woody Woodtoury-C 2.

3. 9-Movie 3-Africa Film 5. 7-News-O 8-Bob DaJte-C 10-News 13-Bozo's Big Top-0 4, 6-News-C 4, 10-A11 Star Game FT.1-0 5-Pat Boone-O 13-Amazing Three 5-Steve Allen-C 3-Man in Suitcase FTh.J-C 6-Merv Griffin-C 11-Space Cartoons 13-Addams Family 7-Circlc of Deception. Bradford Dillman. Suzy Parker.

British intelligence agent breaks under Nazi torture 1961. casinos in one night. C. 9-00-10--Reluctant Spy. Jean Marais.

11-00- and Black Lace. C. 13--Don Juan Quilligan. Bill Bendfx. 2--Conquest of Cochise.

R. Stack. TUESDAY EVENING 2, 8-News-C 4, 10-A1I Star Game-C 5-Steve Allen-O 7-Movie 11-Marme Boy-C 13-Bat Masterson 3-News-C 9-Groovy-C 11-Bachelor Father 13-McHale's Navy 2, S-Walter Cronkrte-O 3-News-C 6-Aitred Hitchcock 9-F Troop 11-1 Love Lucy 13-Gilligan's lsland-0 2, 8-Daktari-C 3, 6. 7-Gamson's Gorillas-C 5-Grand Prize Raetag-C 9-Movie 11-Truth, Consequences-C 4, 10-Huntley-Brinkley-C 5-Roller Game-C 11-Hazel 2, 8-Showtime-C 3, 6, 7-It Takes a Thief-C 4, 10-Movie-C 11-Merv Griffin-C 13-Wanderlust-C West-C 2-San Simeon Tour-C 3. 6.

7-N X.PJD.-C 8-Winner's Circle-C 13-Passport to Travel 3, 6, 7-Invaders-C 5-News 8-CBS News Special-C 9-Secret Agent 11-News-C 13-Favorite Story-C 2-CBS News Special-C 13-News 2. 4. 7, S. 10-News-C 5-The Westerners -Twihght Zone 9. 13-Movie ll-Les Crane-C 2-Movie 3, 6, 7-Joey Bishop-O 4, 10-Torught-O 5-Movie 8-Perry Mason Pyne-C 13-Movie 9-Movie IKK)- 2, 4-Movie 'Concerts Green' Scheduled A new location in Barnsdal Park has been announced bj Owen Brady, coordinator of the sponsoring Bureau of Music, for the city's seventh annual outdoor chamber music festival, "Concerts on the Green." A tree-shaded area overlooking Vermont Ave.

has been prepared to accommodate the 12 week series which starts Sunday, July 14 at 4:30 p.m. After entering the park at 4800 Hollywood follow the signs to the top of the hill. Ample parking has been promised. Opening the series will be the Pacific Woodwind Quintet with Mehin Warner, clarinet; Anthony Nickels, oboe; Peter Middleton, flute: Charles Gould, bassoon, and Robert Henderson, French horn. 'By presenting the finest of the professional chamber music ensembles," Brady said, appear to not rank as a burning of advertising in principle in- Americans of the criticize rein practice." jmid-lOGOs.

vihen compared When about other aspects 01 Anicn- attitudes a a i vertising. of Americans, authors report that ''In consider toward it, unfavorable. have mixed opinions are indifferent. addition to being a source Almost all consume! draw Inient clear distinctions een real concern to some people md advertising like til i is also a conve for ritualize topic what they like about advertising. They approve of its role as an economic contribution but they question some of its social impacts.

Contrary to the views of social critics, few Americans think advertising is in need of immediate change; only of the entire adult American public suggest advertising is in need of more government regulation. Opinions These are some of the fin- clings of "Arhcrtising in America: The Consumer View," a book published Harvard Business School's Division of was York city Aestcrday. Written by Harvard Busi- icss School Prots. Raymond Bauer and Stephen A. Greyser, the book, for the first Research, announced WEDNESDAY EVENING 2, S-News 4, 10-Huntley-Brinkley-O 5-Stevc Allen-C 7-Alovic 11-Manne Boy-C 13-Bat Masterson 3.

1 10-News-C 9-Groovy-C 11-Bachelor Father 13-McHale's Navy 2, S-Walter Cronkite-O 6-AUred Hitchcock 9-F Troop-C 10-Movie 11-1 Love Lacy 13-GfiIligan's Island-0 2, 8-Lost in Space-C 3. 6, 7-Avengers-C 4-Virginian-C 5-Happy Wanderers-C 9-Movio 11-Truth, Consequences-C 13-Perry Mason 5-NFL Action-C 11-Haze! 2, S-BevcrJy Hillbillies-C 3, 6. 7-Dreain House-C 5-Wresthng-C 11-Merv Griff in-C 13-Wonders of Worid-0 2, 8-Green Acres-C 3. 6, 7-Movie 4. 10-Music 13-Islands in Sun-C 2.

S-Hp and She-C 2, S-Dom DeLuise For Your Life-C 5. 11-Jsews-C 9-Secret Agent 13-Favorite Story 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 10-News-C 5-The Westerners 6-Twilight Zone 9. 13-Movie ll-Les Crane-C 2, 5-Movie 3. 6. 7-Jocy Bishop-O 4.

lO-Tomsht-C S-Porry Mason l-00-ll-Joc Pyne-C' 13-Movie 9-Movie 2, 4-Movie 3-News KFAC 1330 KFI 640 KFOX 1280 KFWB 980 KGBS 1020 KIEV 870 KKAR 1220 KLAC 570 KMPC 710 KNX 1070 KTYM 1460 KW1Z 1480 1300 KWOW 1600 690 DAYTIME RADIO MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 7:00 A News KFI -Pal Bishoo KABC-News KMPC News Whittinahill KLAC- Joe Pvne KRLA-Charlie O'Donneli KHJ-Roben Moraan A KLAC-Soorrs KFI -Red Mcllvalne 7:30 A.M. KNX-News 7:45 A.M. KFI -News 8:00 A.M. KNX-News Soorti KFI-Red KABC-Newi 8:30 A.M KMPC-Dick Whittinahlll KNX-Wnrlri Nat'l Newi 9:00 A.M KABC-News Mike lackson KNX-- News KMPC-GeoH Edwardj KRLA-Reb 10 00 A.M KL.AC-J06I SDlvak Godfrey KFI-News Sinclair 11:00 A KNX-News 11:30 A.M. KNX-Mike Rov 12:00 NOON KNX-News KABC-- Paul Harvev KHJ-Bobbv Trine 12:15 P.M.

KABC-Pamet Mason 12.20 P.M. KFl-Dsvid Starlino 1:00 P.M. KNX-News Dennis Bracker KLAC-Bob Grant Center 1-30 PM KABC -Mart, Gray 200 M. KFI-Chuck Cecil 3-00 P.M KNX-- News Dennis Bracke KFI-News Cecil KABC News Grav KRJ-John Steele 3:30 P.M 4:00 PM. KABC-Ncws Cecil KLAC-- Les Crane TUESDAY EVENING RADIO P.M KFI- All-Siar Game KNX Lowell Thomas KABC News KIAC Cranp KRLA-Jfhnnv Haves 5:15 P.M.

KABC-- Newt Business 5 30 M. KABC-News 5:45 PM. KABC-Soorts S-00 PH. KABC-News KHJ-Sam Riddle 6-30 P.M. KABC-- Sports 7.00 P.M.

KNX News KAHC Rav Briem KLAC-Tom Duoann 7:30 PM KLAC-Turnlpv Walker 7'4S KFI-Bob Km 800 KFAC-- Evenina Concert 9:00 P.M. KABC-Nows Allison KRtA-Dick Biondi KHJ-Humble 10 00 M. KIAC-- Private tine KABC Nu Allison 10.30 P.M. KFI -Chattertnn 11-30 PM KNX-- Mmic 'til Dawn 12 MIDNIGHT K'FI-Ron McCov KABC-Rav Briem KHJ-Johnnv Williamt KFAC-Classical Music 1-00 A M. KLAC-Bud Haley WEDNESDAY EVENING 5:00 P.M KASC -News KLAC le- Crane KPI A Have' KFI Nw 5- 14 KABC.

New Bmmesi AC Snorn KNX N.w 5 30 ''ABC- Nf-5-45 I'M KABC-Snon. 5:55 KMPC-AnaelvDelrolt M. KABC-Nowi KLAC-Rov Flwell KHJ-Sam Riddle f. Kf t-30 P.M. 'Fl -News ABC-- Snort" ABC Rflv Sriem LAC-Tom Dnaofln lAf Inrnlpv NX Ft -Boh 8-00 Allison Concert 8 30 M.

Kf IX-BIII McMillan Kr 9:00 P.M. Hj -Humble Harve ABC-News Allison RLA- Dirt 1000 PM ABC News Allison IAC Privntf lint 10--" PM Fl-Chattcrton 11-00 PM Jhattef'ton A Now. Alison 11:30 vIX Music til Dawn MIDNIGHT 1 -Ron McCov Briem IJ-Johnnv Willltmi ias become a of the Los A scene." "Concerts offered free a the Municipal Bureau of Mtis operation of Federation of cal 17, co Sept 29 with Sunday afterno permanent part ngeles musical i the Green," a service of Arts ic with the co- the American Musicians. Lo- ntinue through concert ear-h on at :30. VITAMINS IN important vitamins are found in eggs tlnaTiin and nne, catalogues in a Jconomic and social contej, he opinions of a cross sectio American consume! oward advertising as an inst ution and toward the indivir ial advertisements they se ind hear daily.

Specifically, the authot lote the public's attitude a i what advertising doe or the American consume nd what the individual ad ortiscmems do to him. Tlie book notes 'that whil Imost all American rnn umers can readily commen advertising, the subiec CROSSWORD PUZZLE to Sundoy puzilc ACROSS 2-Cheer 3-Man's name I A El a c. It rt AiDlEr TrrJAF -B Vplf 5 5 cc c.n.,.. 9-EdibIesefd 12-FemaIe horst 13 Son of Adam I4-Tear 15- Expresses gratification 17-Note of scale 18-Macaw 19-Bacteriologist's wire 21-Showy flower 23-Water containers 27-Diphthong 28-Foreign 29-Afternoon party 31-Sorrowful 34-Behold! 35-Continued stories 38-Negativi 39-Permit 41-Fabuloutbird 42-Puff up 44-Teutonic deity 46-Portions of landscape 51-Drunkirdt 52-Hostelry 53-Hebrew letter 55-Theater attendants 59-Southern blackbird 60-Flower 62-Great Lake 63-Things, in law 64-Rise and fall of ocean 65-Wmter DOWN 1-Danish land 6-Hebrew month 7-Soak 8-Lamb's pen name 9-Talks idly 10-lreland 11-Three-banded armadillo 16-Sharper 20-tures 22-A continent (abbr.) 23-Hail 33-Pe 24-Century 36 plant 3 7 25-Symbol for nictel 4 26-Ocean 43-Alt 30-Puts on one's cu guard 45-No 47-Sti 1 12 16 26 34 39 8 2 'i 24 3 $3 25 $8 40 4 4 IV 3i 1 44 8 16 4) 0 3 0 4 5 36 46 44 IS ION JA 1 1 1 Sell- ji JVJE iRefeg MS 1 DllAj I I'D 1 1 LQ'lSli LtewC 1 JU i rxjc, 55 mf -TLIE MTE 12. rforms 48-Falsifier cay 49-Girl's name ng, deep cuts SO-Part of fireplace urt zarna 54-Silkworm "it game 56 Sea ernatmg 57-Spamsh for 'rent (abbr.) nv er" te of scale 58-Stitch up 61-Cyprinoid sh 6 20 2V 1 1 i 17 88 26 i a 21 88 3U 42 vsR ooc jvV 22 27 37 2 5 9 14 18 31 43 6 10 54 38 7 i) 33 58 Division Distr.

by United Feature Syndicate, Inc. 1 1 1 i a a a 1 1 ii tl ii si in a1 pi vi to 1 i ac ai" an Ct les er PC PU griping." dislike Want Information However, data in the bool shows that of American consumers agree that adver tising is an essential part American life. In addition, the book notes that of Ameri can consumers agree adver tising has helped to raise oui standard of living. Specifically, the finding, point out the chief reason people like advertising is its informational role; it tells people about products and services and where to get them. Relatively few people say that they like advertising because it is enjoyable, although evaluating individual Publica- arts people judge as en joyable as informative.

The book identifies the intrusiveness and unpleasantness of individual advertisements as the public's main complaint about advertising. Generally, people who dislike advertising feel that it is boring, interruptive of entertainment and insulting to their intelligence. Advertising that is untruthful or misleading is a less frequent criticism. Of individual advertisements which made an impression on the public, are evaluated as informative, as enjoyable, as annoying and as offensive. The authors note that, I while the individual con umor can be deceived, he is not helpless at the feet of tin scrupulous They say that the consumer lias built-in defense mechanisms against advertising such as boredom, doubt, personal experience and disinterest.

In addition, the authors claim, 'the consumer is no passive' lelpless target of communications. He is an active defender of iis time, energy, action and merests." Remained UnchaiiRpd The book is a result of more han four years of extcnsiv and interpretatioi ncliiding IS 16 personal inter conducted among cross section of adult Ameri ans by the Opinion Researcl "orp. in 1964 for the American Association of Advertising igencies study on the com timer judgment of advertis ng. As a further check on the nitial study, an update of the ttitude section was com- leted in late 1967. No basic iiifts in the attitudes of indl idual American consumers ovvard advertising had taken lace during the period.

Collaborating with the au- lors were two advertising agency executives, Dr. Donald L. Ranter, vice president director of research of in Los Ange- and William M. Weilbacher, partner of Jack Tinker and Partners, a division of Inter- public companies, N.Y. DISCUSSION OF CHURCH ZONE PROBLEM SET Ministers and clerics of all faiths are invited to attend a breakfast tomorrow at 7:30 a.m.

at Howard Johnson's Restaurant, 9400 Resedsi Xortliridge. Problems of church zoning and building construction ivill be discussed jn preparation for a Angeles City Counc.il committee meeting July 16. The meeting is open tt the public. Farther information itiajr be obtained by calling the Rev. Robert Hanson at 349-9619 or 894-1517.

Recreation Planned Tomorrow at p.m., a meeting to discuss the of a Newhall Park Recreation Association win be held at H. M. Newhall Memorial Park. The meeting is sponsored by the county of Los Angeles Dept. of Parks and Recreation and will be conducted by Gene BlankensMp, recreation supervisor at lie park.

Purpose of the meeting is to consider creation establishing association a re- comprised of residents of the area urrounding Newhall Park vho wish to become actively nvolved in planning and organizing recreation programs nd promoting the develop- nent of facilities that Vill erve more adequately the needs of the community. With the continuous in- rease in population in the 'ewhall area, the need for additional recreation services and facilities also increases. Limited facilities, equipment, and leadership are presently being put to their most productive use, sjpokes- man for the department said. The general meeting will be held in the Newhall Park auditorium. Persons interested in better recreation for the community are invited to attend and discuss the subject with the recreation persons who are responsible for the programs in the community.

Youth Bound Over to Superior Court on Narcotics Count An 18-year-old Los Angeles youth, arrested on a narcotics charge last June 15 on 6200 block of Topanga Canyon has been bound over to Superior Court for arraignment on July 22 in Dept. Van Nuys. Alonso Enderica of 5424 Fernwood was held to answer to a charge of possess- ng marijuana, following a preliminary hearing before Judge James DiG-iuseppe. Enderica was ai-rested after xlice stopped a car for investigation of possible- narcotics suspects, described by two off duty police officers. Officers said they found a ilastic bag containing a green eafy substance in the car.

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