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The La Crosse Tribune from La Crosse, Wisconsin • 13

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Special Fea. 3 Weather 10-13 TC Jamboree 12:20 4 Weather; M't. 5 Treasure Chest 7:30 2 3 3W 4 5-Brmg l'p Buddy 5 10-13 -Wells Fargo 8:00 2 3 3V 4 8- Danny Thomas 5 13-Klondike 10 -Ix)i kup 8:30 2 3 3V 4 8 -Andy Gnllith 5 10 -Dante 13 -US. Marshall 9:00 2 3 3W 4 8 nnesey 5-10-13-B. Stanwyck 9:30 2 3 3W 4 8 -Face The Nation 5-10-13 Jackpot Bowl, 10:00 2- Big 10 Football 3 10- News; Spts, 3W 4 News 5-Todnys Headline 8- Wealner Final 13- News, Wea Spts.

10:05 8 -News 10:15 3W-4 5-Weather 8- SMirts Final 10:20 3W 4 5-10 Sports 8-House Detective 10:30 2 Report to Iowa 3-Nightcap 3W Spts. Unlimited 4- Minnesota Football 5-10 Jack Paar 5-Jack Paar 8 Hawaiian Eve 13-Stagecoach West 11:00 2-Cyrlone Football 3W Theater Three 11:30 8 -Two Fares West 13 -Theater 13 5-New's 10- Big Pietuie 13 -Cat toons 4:15 5H Rpport 5:00 3 Bozo 4 -Axel and Dig 8 Rescue Light 10 lhiee Stonges 13 America's Newsred 5:15 5 Topper 13- School Service 5:30 2 Carto'Mis 3 Cluhhmise 3W-QD. McGiaw 4 Clcncy the Cop 8 Capt. Gallant 10-Men Into Space 13 -Armed Forces 5:15 2-3 News Report 13-Cru. Rabbit; News 6:00 2 Report to Iowa 3 News 3W 4 Sport New 5 News Pietuie 8-Farm Maiket Rojioil 10 News; Weuther 13- SXirts Show 6:05 8 Sports Report 6:10 3 SW-Weather 13-Weather; News; Sixirts 6:15 3 -Markets 3W-D.

E. News 5 Weather Show Report 6:25 8-Weather Report 6:30 2 3 3W-8-TO Tell the Truth 4 Roundy Predii Is 510-13 Riverboat 7:00 2-3W-4 8 Pete and G) idys 3 Dawson 12:30 234 8- As the World Turns 10 Burns and Allen 13 News; Wea Mkts. 12:45 10 Industry on Parade 13 Film 1:00 2 Home Fare 3 3VV-4-8 Full Circle 5-10-13 Jan Murray Show 1:30 2 3 3W-4 8-House Party 310-13 Loretta Young Theater 2:00 2 3 3W-4-8 The Millionaire 5 10-13 Dr, Malone 2:30 2 3 3W-4 8 Verdict Is Yours 5-10-13 From These Roots 3:00 2 3 3W-4 8 Brighter Day 310-13 Make Room for Daddy 3:15 2 3 3W-4 8-Secret Storm 3:30 2 3 3W -4 8-Edge of Night 5-10-13 Heres Hollywood 4:00 2 Marshal J. 3 Burns and Allen 3WAs World Turns 4 Around The Town 5 My Little Margie 8 H.ghway Patrol 10 This Is the Life 13-Big Mac 4:30 3 Clubhouse 3W Three Stooge 4 Bozo 5 T. N.

Tatter 8 Peoples Choice i uJ i subjects, ry Moore. The immediate reac-'tion, recalls Moore, was a bug-! gmg out of the eyes. How often do you run into a six-year -old whos 5-feet 8 inches tall? But once they got over the initial shock, they never questioned the fact that I was six-going-on-seven. I One boy was a little suspicious because his father had told him 'he was too young to have a real wrist watch and I was wearing lone. I told him it was my big brothers and that he was letting me wear it for the day.

Of almost 40 children brought before the hidden cameras that about a dozen heard the Garry Moore, an experienced, adults we try to catch unawares camera grinding, spotted some-Candid Camera participant by will notice the camera or behind the two-way mirror, virtue of the fact that this years phone at some point in the se- Patw stranee attach- expanded half-hour program wasjquence, notes Funt. on the phone Tthe Se a regular weekly feature on the, But one out of every three or jn ront of them just generai. Garry Moore Show last season, four children in the same situa- Sy fejt tbat something strange was guest stars as a shy six-year-tion will catch on quickly to what ggjng on old whos big for his age on the were doing. Whether the child was suspi- program on Sunday, Nov. 13, at 9 Their perceptiveness and re- cious or not each was sent horne p.m.

on CBS-TV. jlentless curiosity will make them a cab folU)wing the interview so Moore, disguised in bermuda notice anything at all thats un- that they couWn-t communicate shorts and introduced individual-familiar or unlikely, continues experiences to others in their ly to first grade students, ad- Funt. class who hadn-t had their turn mits to the youngsters that hesj But observed through the lens beore the candid cameras, afraid to enter a new school be-'of a concealed camera, children j- There's a great mechanical cause he doesnt know The Pledge are almost a race apart frwJ awareness on the part of kids of Allegiance. adults. Children are less inhibit-' these days m3 Funt That-s led, more interesting, more per-jwby so many of them spotted our The children quickly volunteer, ceptive, more expressive.

In eqUjpment. The fact, however, to teach Moore the Pledge, or short, they re far and away the they accepted Garry as a six-more accurately, their version of most difficult, and yet the best, I is another story altogeth- 1 nnnliM mi Vv 1 tm 99 mm. I LITTLE BOY GARRY Guest star Garry Moore is introduced to first grade children as a shy six-year-old whos big for his age before the hidden cameras of Candid Camera Sunday at 9 p.m. on CBS-TV (Chan. 8).

This little girl, never questioning the fact of Moores age and assuring him that shed be his friend if he entered her class, served him a cup of make-believe tea. CANDID CAMERA' Garry Plays Little In Guest Role candid ERAEDDdD MONDAY Nov. 14 WKTY ABC 580 Funt said. it. er.

By warning them in advance Candid Camera creator A1-! bi setting up for the Garry baj Tommy was very big for len Funt has long believed that, sequences, cameras and jjis age we allayed their fears children make the best candid microphones were hidden in an an(j removed the surprise ele-subjects. But catching the young-! empty classroom. One child at And by saying he was shy sters off guard is not as simple time was brought into the roomand frightened, we aroused their as it might seem. jan seated at a small table. Funt gypipathy and their protective About one out of every 275' then explained that a new boy, 'Tommy, was entering the school but that he was shy and frightened because he was rather big for his age.

When the child indi- The SMART Way instincts. They were very careful not to hurt his feelings. 6 The kids were just wonderful, notes Moore. One told me Coffee Line St. Revue Harvey Knutson Mkts.

Loc. News Matinee Hour Jamboree Harvey Thomas of Sound News Your Way Wall Show Party Wall Show Report Vespers Date Music Pop With Music Serv. Time Beat Wagon News Notes :00 News :15 Rise and Shine :30 Farm Forum :45 Mkts; Weather :00 Milo Knutson 15 Trad. Post :30 Inspiration; Spts. :45 Milo Knutson .00 Call for Coffee :45 Milo Knutson 00 Breakfast Club 00 Paul Harvey 15 Call for Coffee :30 Milo Knuison 45 Mkts.

WLCX 00 Yawn News 00 Melody Corner .30 Onalaska Njws 45 CCA Report 00 Party Line 30 Words and Music 45 La Crescent News 00 News; Music 15 Stocks; LC at Noon 30 Lost and Found 45 LC at Noon 00 Music Your Way 30 Caledonia St. Rev. WCCO CBS 830 00Fa.m Topic 15 Almanac; News 30 Hill Review 11:00 For 11:15 Party 11:30 3rd 12:00 Paul 12:15 Milo 12:30 12.45 Polkas; 1:00 Variety 4 00 Dairy 4.30 Traffic 5.30 5:45 L. 6:00 Hall 1490 1:15 Births; 2:00 Music 3:30 A1 4:15 Birthday 4:30 A1 5:15 Stock 5:45 News 6:00 Family 6:15 Dinner 7:00 Vox Date 8:15 8:30 Hi-Fi 9.00 Night 6.45 Chuckle 7:00 CBS 7:15 News 7:30 Bank To HEAR Better TIME TABLE CBS 830 2.45 Right To Happiness 3 00 New3; C. Boon 5.00 News, Sports, Point of Law 5 30 The 8 3 0 Show 6:00 News; Sports 6.30 Hobbs; Ch.

World 7:0. News; Amos Andy 7 30 In Person 8.00 World Tonight 8.30 WCCO Land 8 35 WCCO Land 9 00 News; Quiz Show 9 Nash Presents 10 00 News 10 15 Sports 10 30 Hobbs Huusa NBC 1410 12 15 Jack Martin 12 30 Man on Street 12.45 WKBH Farm Nevs 1.00 Duane Moore 2.00 Golden Yesterday! 3 00 News; Bill Mann 5.45 Sport Flash 6 00 News, Serenade 6 30 Morgan Beatty 6 45 Cand. Silver 7.00 Don Lewis 9 00 Hi Fi Concert 10 00 News 10.15 Audition 5 00 Sunset Valley 6.30 Music Beyond Stars 7.00 World Today 7.30 Top Tunes 8 00 Cap. Assign. 8.30 Top Tunes' 9:00 971 Club 9 45 News 10 00 Music 6 00 Dinner Musicale 6 45 P.

E. Forum 7.00 Chapter A Day 7:30 Everybodys Mountain 8 00 Milw. Forum 8:50 M. Concert 10.50 News cated that the problem was to be frightened because I derstood, Tommy was brought in was bigger than the teacher. An-and introduced.

other little girl assured me that Tommy, of course, was Gar-no one would pick on me in her class and said that she and a lit-; tie boy friend of hers would always stand on either side of me.j Best of all, I 'relearned the pledge to the flag. I discovered that It goes like this: I pledge a lergence to the flag of the United States of America, and to the Republicans for which it stance. One nation, under guard, invisible with liverty and justice for all. WCCO 8.00 Viken Show 9.00 News; Godfrey 10.00 News; House Party 10.30 Garry Moore 10:45 Crosby, Clooney 11.00 News; Viken Show 12.00 Good Neighbor Time 1.00 News; Whispering Streets 1:15 Ma Perkins 1 :30 Dr. Malone 1:45 2nd Mrs.

Burton 2.00 News: Best Seller 2:30 Couple Next Door WKBH 5.30 6:30 7:00 7:15 7:30 7:45 8:00 8:15 8:30 8:45 9:00 11:00 11:30 11:45 12:00 T-State Farm Miller Show News; Martin Don Miller Weather; Roads; News Miller Show News; Martin Miller Show Club Calendar Coffee Break Duanei Show Ken Allen Devm Hay shakers Polka Pantry Hr. 97.1 megs. Notebook Superior Music Wea. News; M.s.; Obits Farm Review Farmers Union News: Records Musical Haynde Album Hour 1290 Club 90.3 megs. 1:45 Social Sweden 2:00 Russian Lit.

3:00 Music of Masters 4:30 Jazz Impressions 5 00 Just for Fun 5:15 Story Time 5:30 Views of the News 5:45 News; Weather CUED CT dCUECrt; nn? WCOW-FM (MBS) 8:00 News; J. D. Rice 8:15 Mus. 11:30 Almanac 11:50 8 30 News; Tomah 12:00 Tunetime 12:35 9:00 News: Coffee club 12:45 10.00 News; want ads 1:00 10:15 Bulletin Board 2:00 10.30 Morn. Melody 3:00 11.00 Easy Tomah 4 00 Sonotones latest miniature hearing aid can be worn with good-looking glasses by both mn and women.

The 66 plus tuLe and eartip) is the best all-at-the-Tab model we ever made. Also worn without glasses. SONOTONE 113 Fifth Ave. So. La Crosse, is.

DIAL 2-2991 STANLEY P. BABULA, D. M. 6.00 Reveille 6.30 B. Starn news; Rev.

R. 6 45 Auction Calendar; Rev. r. 7.00 News; J. D.

Rice 7:15 Hi Neighbor 7:45 Scoreboard Breakfast Songs 7:15 Weather; Safety 7:30 Band Wagon 7:45 News; Weather 8:00 Morning Concert 9:00 London Forum 9:30 Natures Work! 9:50 News 10 00 Homemakers and TELEVISION DANNY'S HOUSE OF MUSIC 4 FLOORS OF MUSIC 307-309 Main La Crosse, Wis. WHLA-FM 10:30 Music 10:45 News Views 11:00 History of Religion 11:50 Musicale 12:20 haws 12 30 Farm Program 1:00 Charter a Day 1:30 Lives of Ma.

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