The Daily Chronicle from Centralia, Washington • Page 7

Daily TV Programs Thursday Eyening 6:00 4 News 5 News 11 me Tunnel 13 Movie 6:30 p.m. 4 News 5 News 6 News 8 'News 11 Steve Allen 7:00 p.m. 4 Outdoor Sportsman 6 Truth or 8 Outdoor Sporisriian 13 Movie 7:30 p.m. 4 Second Hundred Years 5 Daniel Boone 6 Cimarron strip 8 Daniel Boone' 8:00 p.m. 4 Flying Nun 11 Hazel.

8:30 p.m; 4 Bewitched 5 Ironside 8 Ironside 11 Outdoors 9:00 p.m. 4 That Girl 6 Movie 7 11 Merv Griffin 13 Hunting and Fishing 30 p.m. 4 Peyton Place 5 Dragnet 8 Dragnet 10:00 p.m. 4 Wackiest Ship 5 Golddiggers 8 Golddiggers 13 News 10:30 p.m. 11 News 13 Spotlight Feature.

11:00 p.m. 4 News 5 News 6 News 7 News 8 News 11 ,12 O'clock High 13 Movie 11:30 p.m. 4 Joey. Bishop 5 Tonight 6 Suspense" Theatre 7 Movie 8 Johnny Carson 1:00 a.m. 5 News -Mo vie 8 Tonight 3:30 a.m.

13 Early Morning Specials Friday Morning 6:00 a.m,~ 13 Early Morning Specials 6:30 a.m. 5 Doorways to Science 6 Summer Semester 7 Summer Semester 7:00 aim. ,4 Understanding our -World "5 Today J. P. 8 Today 13 News 7:15 aim.

13 Stock Market Report 7:30 a.m. 4 Quest for Certainty 6 Weather Cartoons 8:00 a.m. 4 Good Morning 6 Captain Kangaroo 8 Telescope 8:30 a.m. 7 Captain Kangaroo 4 Movie 9:00 a.m. 5 Telescope 6 Candid Camera 7 News 9:30 a.m.

6 Veverly Hillbillies 7 Beverly Hillbillies 8 Concentration 10:00 a.m. Personality 6 Andy Griffith 7 Andy Griffith 8 Personality. 10:30 4 Dick Cavett 5 Hollywood Squares 6 Dick Van Dyke- 7 Dick Van Dyke 8 Hollywood Squares 11:00 a.m. 5 Jeopardy 6 Love of Life 7 Love of Life 8 Jeopardy 11 Romper Boom 11:30 a.m. 6 Eye Guess 6 Search For Tomorrow 7 'Search For Tomorrow 8 Eye Guess Afternoon 13:00 4 Bewitched 5 Let's Make A Deal 6 News 7 Secret Storm 8 News 11 Movie 13:30 p.m.

4 Treasure Isle 5 Days of Our Lives 6 As the World Turns 7 As the World Turns 8 Days of Our Lives 1:00 p.m. 4 Dream House 5 Doctors 6 KOIN Kitchen 7 Love Is a Many Splendored Thing 5 Doctors 1:30 p.m. 4 It's Happening 5 Another World 6 House Party Another World 13- Stock' Market Final p.m. 4 Newlywed Game 5 You Don't Sayl To; Tell, the Truth 7 To Tell the Truth 8 Don't Sayl 11 Virginia Graham 13 Movie p.m. 4 Dating Game 5 Mitch Game 6 Edge of Night 7 Edge of 'Night 8 Match Game 11 Divorce Court ,3:00 p.m.

4 General Hospital 5 Concentration 6 Secret Storm 7 8 Let's Make A Deal 11 All-Star Bowling 3:30 p.nt.- 4 One Life to Mike Douglas 6 Love is a Many Splendored Thing 8 Movie 13 Penny and Pals 4:00 p.m. 4 Dark Shadows 6 Mike Douglas 11 Casper 13' Movie 4:30 p.m. 4 Mister Ed 7 P. Patches 11. Patty Duke 5:00 p.m.

4 Addams 5 McHale's; Navy 8 I Love Lucy; 11 Dennis the Menace 5r30 p.m. 4 News 5 Truth or Consequences 6 News 7- News 8 News 11 Sea Hunt 13 Bachelor Father Evening 6:00 p.m.' 4 News 5 News 7 Football 11. Make Room 1 for 'Daddy 13 Movie 4 f. o.ou p.m. 4 News News 6 News 8 News 1 1 'Steve Allen 7:00 p.m.' '4 Golden Voyage 6 Death Valley Days 8 Wide Wide World 13 Arrest and Trial 7:30 p.m.

4 Mexico Special '5 Tahsan 6 Wild Wild West 8 Tarzan 8:00 p.m. ,11 Baseball 1 8:30 p.m.- 4 Man In a Suitcase 5 star Trek- 6 Gomer TJSMC 7 Gomer Pyle, TJSMC 8 Star Trek 13 Lieutenant '1 9:00 p.m. Movie. .7 -Movie 9:30 p.m, 4 Guns of Will Sonnett 5 Hollywood Squares 8 Hollywood'Squares 13 Callfornlasc 10:00 p.m. 4 Judd 5 Music Special 8 Hollywood Squares 13 News.

I 10:30 p.m 11 News 13 Navy Adventure 11:00 p.m. 4 News 5 News 8 'News 17 News' 8 News 11. Movie 13 Movie 11:30 p.m. 4 Joey Bishop 5 Johnny-Carson 6 7 Movie 8 Johnny Carson "1:00 a.m. 4 Movie News -Movie 8 Alfred Hitchcock 3:30 a.m.

13- Early Morning -Specials WHEN i 11 I 1 '1 fl I I L-- 1 1 1 Ir 1 LX 1 TO THE AMGiUCAN 'iAvKlfl Ivlr 4 ft II fl Von wU Ot tJ making an investment that pays off in the saving of lives i- I 1 7 House Party TOMORROinr kJiruTi 1 9 I 1 MHIKHSSIIH ft. Lewis-Lacey Two southbound lanes on the interstate 5 Freeway, between Fort Lewis and Lacey, will be open for traffic before the Labor, Day weekend. Gpv. Dan Evans, in announcing the date, which is approximately three weeks ahead of schedule, said the opening the six rmle stretch of freeway will help to relieve serious congestion along the route. "In addition to opening two southbound lanes sometime next week.

Tni pleased to repor that we will be able to make all three southbound lanes ready for the motoring public over the Labor Day holiday," the governor added. He said the State Highways Department and contractors still have a number of touch-up jobs Lanes To Open to complete. Signs, illumination, guard rails, striping and similar features' are being added to the freeway. In addition, the governor reported, considerable work remains approaches to bridges at interchanges and at connections to existing roads. OL Highway 99, or Martin Way, will be available to assist in handling local tfaffic.

"We expect to have all six lanes freeway ready in November," Gov. Evans said. The governor said he had been advised by Director of Highways Charles G. Prahl that some changes in traffic flows will be necessary before the entire route is ready. For a brief period in October, traffic now going north on the old bridge across the Nisqually River will be diverted to the new span.

This will permit contractors to resurface the approaches to the-old bridge and to convert the old Nisqually span to a three lane facility. "When the entire freeway is opened between the Old Nisqually Interchange and St. Martin's College, we will bypass the last stop light 'on Interstate 5 between dian border and the Columbia River." A temporary light, presently in service on the north edge of Everett, to operate until the freeway is completed across tl)e Snohomish River. Construction of the bridge across the Snohomish was delayed by a labor management-dispute involving steel fabricators. The bridge now is scheduled 'for comletion late in the spring or early next summer.

ON ITS WAY to the Cowlitz Prairie Grange threshing bee this Sunday is mis-antique engine, it will be put info working operation oh groundv near Hie Teledo airport. Also on exhibit will be antique automobiles, airplanes and other, steam engines, 'bee' Due At Toledo WINLOCK With an eye on the Cowlitz Prairie Grange members are busy this week with plans for staging their fourth annual fashioned steam threshing bee, scheduled for Sunday, near the Toledo airport on Cowl itz Pr air ie, Previous events. have drawn hundreds of spectators from all over the state to see the oldtime steam engines, threshing machines and' binders, actually at Work in a field of grain. The all- day'event held'oh the Bob Herron two miles north of Toledo on the Jackson Highway just east of the Toledo In con junction with the thresh ing bee the Toledo Flying" Club is sponsoring a "fly-in" breakfast from' 7 to 11 a.m. at the air port, and dinner will be served at noon at; Cowlitz Prairie Grange hall.

Other activities will square dance at the Grange hall on Friday night and an old- time Western Dance at the hall on Saturday evening. Huckleberries Ripe MINERAL Huckleberries are now the Mineral district, according to weekly recreation report received from the Snoqualmie National Forest. Fishing is reported poor In" creeks and Jakes. Big Creek Campground and aU roads and trails are open. Hunted Haunted Wanted Like Beam of Prey! diAlfan-ESFON piANET (MfSEK-IUCfMBS MXM9M-SailHHI Show Cartoon 8:50 Qullltr' Memorandum 1:57 Planet of 11:11 The Doily Aug.

22, 1968 Charitable Fund Addresses Listed Listings of Lewis chairmen in charge of the various charitable organizations locally are being made available fur those wishing to make contributions. 'These are the chairmen of memorial funds for their respective organizations to whom contributions may be sent, An- address is given where a specific representative is not listed: Soel.ly Mrs. Stan Hedwall, 2069-16th Chehalis; Mrs. Arthur Ehret, 405 South Iron, Centralia; Mrs. W.

J. Dugaw, Toledo; Mrs. Neil Wright, Motion; Mrs. William Slray, Handle; Mrs. H.

T. Heg, P. 0. Box 194, Mossyroek. CARE 0 Postmaster, Seattle.

Htart Fund Clifford Brock, c-tf Post Office, Chehalis; Airs. Hugh Gaudreau, 615 Oakland, Centralia; Mrs. Elmer Jaslad, Morton; Mrs. Lawrence Luzader, P. 0.

Box 185, Pe Ell; Mrs. Elvira Hickey, P.O. Box 876, Handle; Mrs. L. R.

Cornell, Rt. 5.25%=5.335% When Your Fundi Are Invested In 12-Month Savings Certificates At Cewis County Savings PARK AND PACIFIC --CHEHALIS Multiples of minimum. Because the dlvldtnd-li Compoundetf Quarterly. 1, Box 182, Toledo; Mrs. Robert Brosey, Winlock; Mrs.

Norman Nelson, Mayficld route, Mossyrock. American Red Norman Oppe, National Bank of Washington, Chehalis. Please mark for purpose inlended. Chlldren'i Soclity cl Washington Mrs. Ronald Davidson, 1105 Borthwick, Centralia.

Children's Orthopedic Hospital of Seattle Mrs. Horace Craft, NOW SHOWING MGM, "fPEEDWjn PANAVISION' 4 METROCbLO Plus Speedway 7:00 10:20 Day of Evil Gun 8:45 824 Centralia; Mrs. David Cohn, 2380 Galls, Chehalis; and Mrs. George Matheson, 1012 Highland Drive, Chehalis; Mrs, Inez Mills, Mossyroek. National Foundation and Dr.

Salk Institute (March of Dimes) Mrs. Al Helena, West Maple, Centralia. Ctntralla General Hospital Me. morlal Library Fund General hospital, 522 North Iron; and Mrs. Paul Sweet, 718 North Washington, Centralia.

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