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I 1 TH ATE A T. 3Z 5 NO MATTER HOW YOU FIGURE IT TAXES AREN'T GETTING ANY LOWER! lf you need extro cosh to poy taxes or mounting bills, sell items you no longer need through a Wont Ad in The Lo Crosse Tribune. DIAL 2-8040 Soy Charge It! WKBT CHANNEL 8 TUESDAY Lancelot Wizard Show That Tune Adams And Eve Of McGraw 8 -To Tell The Truth Harbor Command Question 9:30 10:00 -Trackdown Weather News Final Scouts 11 Mark Saber -Industrial Film Review WEDNESDAY Godfrey Time Cosmopolitan Of Life 12 -Search For Tomorrow -Interlude -Ray Milland Show -Network News And Andy The Clock Party 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:15 3:30 Payoff -The Verdict Is Yours -The Brighter Day -The Secret Storm The Edge Of Night Theater Rabbit Tuesday, March 25, 1958 Delivered on RFD March SS OUR BOARDING HOUSE With MAJOR HOOPLE BEHOLD A6E5 OLD CROWN OF Kl Neb THG EMPTY 6 EM MV FRIEND SIR BAGWltN LOTHIAN-RUMPL EV, A ID ETD BV BOOTHER A PRINCELY SUM FOR THG jewels sir bagwig IS THE EMINENT ARCHEOLOGIST, i SOMETHING ABOUT THIS ISAS FAMILIAR TO ME AS THE SPIEL OF A CAIRN I VAL SIDESHOW those ettings don look JOO ANCIENT TO ME MORE like the Kind used for DIME STORE LET'S TAKE A CLOSER vPeek' TM Ut PH MI LJOU MUST BE OFF GASE THIS TIME, TWIGGS 5.25 UNCLE RAY'S CORNER WKTY SSO ABO wcco SSO CBS WKBH 1410 NBC WLCX 1490 EVENING March 25, 1958 5:00 5:15 5:30 5:45 Traffic Jamboree Traffic Jamboree Stock Market Paul Harvey Cedrin Adams News, Road Show- Sports, Markets (Road Show Eaton Show Road Show Eaton Show Sport Flash 1490 Club 1490 Club 1490 Club 1490 Club 6 OO 6:15 6 30 6:45 Bank News Sports, News Olden Style Olden Style Lowell Thomas D. Enroth, Sports News; Serenade Open Mike (Morgan Beatty Edw. R.

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Classics Classics News, L. Shannon Lindy Shannon Lee Harley Lee Harley Night Beat Night Beat Night Beat Night Beat til I MORNING March 26, 1958 6:00 6.15 6:30 6:45 News Timekeeper Time Farm Forum Markets, Weather Farm Topics Almanac Hill. Farm News Howard Viken Musical Clock Farm Digest Don Miller Show Don Miller Show Yawn Patrol Yawn Patrol Yawn Patrol Y. Patrol; News 7:00 7:15 7:30 7 45 Milo Knutson Trading Post Morning Sports Milo Knutson CBS News Bob DeHaven First Bank Notes First Bank Notes News Don Miller Show Weather St Don Miller Show Yawn Patrol Yawn Patrol Yawn Patrol Y. Patrol; News 8:00 8:15 8:30 8 45 Call For Coffee Call For Coffee Cull For Coffee Milo Knutson News, Viken Howard Viken News, Viken Howard Viken News Don Miller Show Club News Club Calendar Yawn Patrol Yawn Patrol Yawn Patrol Y.

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Mid-Morn. Music Melody Corner Melody Corner Melody Corner Melody News IO OO Jim Backus Show Art, Godfrey Time 10:15 Jim Backus Show Art. Godfrey Time 10:30 Jim Backus Show Art. Godfrey Time 10:45 Jim Backus Show Art. Godfrey Tune B.

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Miller Show Ford N.T. 'G Neighbor Time News, K. A Show Ken Allen Show Devotions, Music Music, Farm Words and Music Words and Music Words and Music Music; News AFTERNOON March 26, 1958 12.00 Milo Knutson 12:15 Weather, Mkts. 12:30 Paul Ham 12 .45 Local News Speece, GNT. lo iCedric Adams Helen Trent News, Polka Pan.

News Man on the Street Farm News News; Musx Noon Music Noon Music Music; News 1:00 Third St. Revue 1:15 Third St, Revue 1:30 Merv Griffin I 45 Merv Griffin VV Warren, News 2nd Mrs. Burton Ma Perkins I Young Dr. Malone News, Moore D. Moore Show D.

Moore Show Moore Show Music Your Way Music Your Way Music Your Way Music; News Merv Griffin 2 15 Merv Griffin 2:30 Merv Oriffin 2 45 Merv Griffin News, P. Buttram jP Buttram, Gray Allen Gray Show Houseparty 5-Star Mat 5-Star Matinee Worn. in mv House Pepper Young F. Music Your Way Music Your Way Music Your Way Music; News 3:00 House of Music 3 15 House of Mush of Music 3:45 House of Music iHousr party IR. Mernman Mat R.

Merriman Mat Merriman Mat News, I F. Dr. Gentry Road Show Road Show Music Your Way Music Your Way 1490 Club 1490 Club 4 00 Dairy Hour 4 :15 Dairy Hour 4:30 Traffic Jamboree 4 45 Traffic Jamboree Merriman Mat Mat Ford Matinee 'Cont d1 News, Road Show Road Show Road Show iRoad Show 1490 Club 1490 Club 1490 Club 1490 Club Shortly before winter ends each year, many persons in eastern parts of Canada go forth to tap sugar maple trees. The sugar maple leaf was adopted long since as an emblem of Canada. In the same way there are parties in the United States which go into the woodlands to obtain maple sap.

Vermont and New York have held top places in this field, but important amounts are gathered in various other states, including Ohio, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and New Hampshire. The snow may be thick on the ground when holes are drilled in trees. These holes are an inch or two deep, and from each one comes sweet sap. The sap is collected in pails or other containers, and then may be boiled in the woods. That is the old custom which has lasted in some areas to the present.

Often, in these modern times, the sap is taken to a maple sugar where it is handled on a large scale. Q. In which province of Canada is the most sugar maple sap gathered? A. Quebec is first by a wide margin. Onatario ranks second, and is followed by New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.

Q. What is accomplished by boiling? A. The sap is turned into maple sirup, and much maple sirup is placed on the market. If the boiling is kept up long enough, the liquid becomes extremely thick and is ready to be placed in molds. From the molds come cakes of maple sugar.

Q. Is sap obtained for this purpose from any trees besides the sugar maples? A. Yes, it is taken from red GI ARAVrt ED SERVICE ON ALL MAKES FOR TEENS By ELINOR WILLIAMS LtAF and FRUIT Tv Boy drilling hole in trunk of sugar maple. maples, silver maples and black maples, also from box elders, which belong to the maple For nature section of your scrapbook. note: If you want a free copy of the illustrated leaflet, Body at send a self addressed stamped envelope to Uncle Ray in care of The La Crosse Tribune.

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