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Show The Salt Lake Tribune, Saturday, March 21, 1964 24 Checking the Channels its Friday to take steps to reduce the number of free passes and official parking stickers distributed at the 1964 fair. three program series on Nation- a1 Educational television. , Lee Bobker, a WHO received a 1962 Academy Award nomination for his work on the motion picture David and Lisa, says the NET series presents a realistic picture of the. rigors and challenges of BOBKEB, three-progra- producer of The Making of todays medical programs, are either dull he continues, narratives that picture cliches or are charades played out by actors reading lines. Doc- medical training and practice. ' Seldom has a producer been offered as exciting a project, Is himself highly Mr. Martin he comments. National EducaJ, critical of televisions current tional Television is forging new .medical shows. They are the ground in outstanding telereductio ad absurdum for med- vision programming. It is movicine, he says. ing into areas that other net- tor which will pir on Ch. 7 later this month, Heres Where to Tivist Dial Indicate Beat Bet &.m. Remoter. Sunrti I how). Captain Kanraroo. (Hour (how). 7 a.m. 4 Weekend Farm Show. (Hour a Bud 'a 7:30 ajn. NETS Influence is being felt by those of ns who care about film making, he says. Its atmosphere and climate are both stimulating and exciting. We feel free to put forth our best creative efforts under the supervision of this net- 6 p.m. To TeU the Truth. 6:30 p.m. 8 a.m. -- X p Hector Heathcote. (Color). 4 Cartoon Feitlval. X Quick Draw McGraw. t IT EMPLOYS a first person camera .technique by Which the viewer senses how a doctor Is educated by being placed In the position of the student during his eight years of study. Information, teaching and clinical exercises cascade on the film. "Program number two, he continues, depicts the doctor during his specialty training. Internship and residency. Here we present a hard, dramatic 24 hours inside a hospital while the .(frama or life and death is played In front of the cameras. r -- -- -- v s' SPEAKING directly about the series in question, Bobker says: We do not wish to compromise on material by hokjng It up for pure drama and entertainFiles ment, and yet we recognize that Vernon L. Holman in order to communicate, the for new term in State Senate. programs must have a strong emotional Impact on the public. For instance, the first program deals with the prospective doctors years of study," he says. e The Joey Bishop Show. (Colthe world or). Six stare-o- f champion Lot Angeles Dodger Don DrysdalA Tommy Davis, 8:30 a.m. Frank Howard, Willie Davie, ' a Fireball XL-- . Ron Perranoskl and Bill Skow-ro- n . 4 The Jetaona. (now of the Washington P Mighty Mouae Playhouse? Senators) do a song and dance routine. 9 am. 4 e Lawrence Welk. Pianist RogDennla the Menace. All of the doctors are real, er Williams Is a guest, and 4 Caaper. and none of them have been aongs of spring will be feaS Bln Tin Tin. tured, (Hour show). word of dialogue. 9:30 a.m. X e The Jackie Gleason Show. given Jt4 Fury. and CeclL Variety, with Frank Fontaine. The concluding program, Beany (Hour show). he says, "explores the chal5 Boy Rogers. 7 p.m. 10 &jn. 'V lenges and opportunities within X KCTV special Feature. (Hour S Bozo the Clown. (Color). ahow). "The War to End All the many fields of medicine. 4 Buy Bunny. War," Documentary of World X Sky Bin. IT OFFERS considerable InWar I. 10:30 a.m. 7:30 p.m. sight Into research work, public X Bullwlnkle. (Color). 4 e Saturday Movlettme. The Big health medicine- - and general 4 American Bandstand. Heat," with Glenn Ford and the use again Do You KnowT "The FBI Gloria Grahame. (Twohoura). pracejimd, by yDonWh1tehead li X e The New Phil Silver Story" bShow. of the first persoiTcamera, the the book on which the young Harry Grafton resorts to dis- wider world of the medical proown fession unfolds itself." participant! are questioned. guise to. penetrate hi 11 &.m. home, turned Into a gambling All of which makes me think den by a little old lady he 5 e Exploring. (Color). S Tenneaaeo Tuxedo. hired at housekeeper during that perhaps Casey and Kildare his absence. had better watch out this 11:30 &.m. 8 p.m. 4 A Quest for Certainty. sort of thing might Just catch X NCAA e Basketball Champion- on. Tha Alvin Shew. ships. (Two hours). NOON X Gunamoke. Two men dlsbe- TV NOTEBOOK: CBS -- TV 8 Saturday Matinee Movie. "A I Uev a girls Insistence that she isnt Walk in the Sun," with Dana mad at Ed Sullivan, really was to murder. a a witness r Andrea, Richard Conte and even though Ed reneged on the (Hour show). John Ireland. 9 p.m. networks proposal for a 4 Fenpolnt Education. Th Defenders. Th drama Of Picture for a Saturday After, X show. a Juror who accuses a young noon. "Reap the Wild Wind Productions, Inc., with John Wayne, Suaan Hay. lawyer of bribing him Is told In "Moment of Truth." (Hour has reached a new long-terward, Ray Mllland and Paulette how). r Goddard. under agreement with CBS-T9:30 p.m. 12:30 p.m. terms of which Sullivan will con4 e Challenge Golf. Arnold Palm. 4 Tha Price I Bight. tinue his hour-lon- g variety show r. er and Gary Player are matched 10 p.m. , agalnat Tommy Jacobi end X KUTV Special Feature. (Color).' on the network for an extendMaion Rudolph, Hercules Unchained. with ed period of years. 1:30 pjn. Steve Reeve. (Two hours). ABC-TWHICH had been 4 Profeaalonal B e w 1 1 n g Tour. 4X Weekend New. Weather, Sports. Ths News at Id. "Falrlanea Open considering a Rod Serling setournament from Depew, N.Y. ries for next season similar to 10:30 p.m. ?1- 2 p.m. 4 Big Movie. Dragstrlp Girl,' Serlings Twilight Zone, has deX e NTT BaaketbalL with Steve Terrell and Fay cided to abandon the The final project. round from Madlion Square Spain. (To sign off). X Saturday . Garden. Night Theatre. "Re- Twilight Zone will be dropped turn of th Fly," with Vincent at the end of this season. i. 2:45 p.m. Price and Brett Halsey. (To ABC executives have been neB Issue. Comment on current po-sign off). lltlcal Issues. gotiating with Serling for some MIDNIGHT 3 p.m. time but the two parties have X International Boiler Derby. (To .4 e ABCs Wide World of Sports. failed to reach an agreement off). sign The cutter racing , from Jackson " champlonshlpi SBBBB Hole, Wyo., and the Holmen. kollen Ski Jump Championship, COLOR SERVICE . Oslo, Norway. (90 minutes). OR ON e CBS Golf Classic. Elimination I BUCK & WHITE ALL MAKES golf tournament with 1166,000 In prize money. 4 p.m. PICTURE TUBE BAD? X Bowling With the Champions. SAVE UP TO 50 BAYS NITU Changing Timet. WUKINDS 4 Buy Direct From factory 4:15 p.m. EASY CREDIT !,Vdmo?dm,t X Tuba Inztallad in Your Mama 1 Between the Headlines, Haw 1 or 3 Yr. Guarantaa SITS 4:30 p.m. 10 YEARS SAME LOCATION SERVICI 4 Stagecoach West. (Repeat; hour , PHONE HU show). 2140 S. West Tempi I Daa Smoet Reports. 4:45 p.m, I Till Maalon Forum . policy. work. , X Reddy. (Color).. avoid- ed. rendlplty Singers, Mike Settle, Joan Tolliver, Addis and Cro-fu-t. Wild Bill Davidson and the Salt Lake City Six and comedian Adam Keels are guest. (Hour show). Ive Got a Secret. 6:30 I works have traditionally Sullivan m 1 r from school on weekdays. were not dismissed from school. MR- - GERRARD reported the superintendent didn't believe such a weekday dismissal is necessary with two weekend dates of the fair. THE BOARD turned back a Kids Day last year was Mon-written proposal specifying who could obtain- - passes and stickers, but assented by vote to allow Theron J. Gerrard, named manager In January, to adopt a At Last: A Realistic Picture of Medics complain about a new Fair Board urged children would not be dismissed day and Tuesday, but students The State secretary-manage- By Richard 0. Martin Tribune Staff Writer Doctors who have been critical of televisions Caseys and Kildares should have no cause Jo Institute Certifies 75 in Course Fair Board Urges Curbs oil Free Passes ... Senator Files For New State Term Vernon L. Holman of Panguitch, Incumbent state senator disrepresenting a trict, Friday filed as a candidate for reelectlon In the new district on the Democratic ticket. four-count- y five-count- y Mr. Gerrard reported to the board that nearly 4,000 free passes were' distributed during the 1963 fair and 197 vehicles carried official stickers to drive anywhere on the fairgrounds. ' ROLAND G. Kaiser, Salt Lake City board member, proposed to limit passes to fair employes and Judges, news media representatives, exhibit supervisors and county officials. YoU would be surprised at the number of fairs in the nation which give no passes, Mr. Kaiser asserted. MR. GERRARD noted that passes last year went to such individuals as cattla buyers, the Utah State Fair Band, Holiday on Ice employes and such government departments as the Utah Highway Department, State Fish and Game Department, State Health Department and State Finance Department The secretary-manage- r asked for approval to cut back the number of passes and stickers without a written policy to allow for emergencies or special occasions that might arise. A report that a emergency appropriation from the governor and a $12,500 bopus from Holiday on Ice to change dates of the fair have wiped out debts owed by the fair from 1963. Mr. Gerrard estimated the board should have about a balance by June 30. DEFERRED A decision concerning tiie creation of a Junior Fair Board composed of youth group representatives to develop exhibits and programs until the attitude of current fair particiClub and Future Mrs. Maxine Wharton, 1201 pants, can be 1st Ave., has announced her Farmers of America assessed. Democratic on the candidacy ticket for- - the Mother of 6, Demo, to Seek Office $7,-0- 4-- rr fUtah I House H from District 1, Salt Lake County. Housewife and mother of six children, Mrs. Wharton dted the major problem In Utah as unemI am ployment for legislation that- - would enand promote more Incourage dustry and other Interests that would help our economy, she said. SM.F Vi 4 Ti30 " Tihm Availofcl 17 Yrj. Experienci Cell 486-653- 0 2 10:00 prices start as law as Ready 7b Hector Heathcot Show 2 Bozo 2 Bull winkle 2 pjn. 2 pun. 2 11:00 amt. COLOR TV Ruti Exploring , Josy Bishop . Premier - Theater iZ O JVI 45995 I THE MitclietmiAitl STORY- - I , 6 CHAPTER HAPPY ENDING ALL KITCHENAID DISHWASHERS ARE DESIGNED TO . . . IND HAND RINSINO. WASH AND SCRU1 CLEAN. DRY YOUR DISHIS CLINICALLY YOUR DISHES AND SPARKLING SAFELY a RRIOHT. AND-- MAKE YOU TO OLAD YOU SOUGHT A KITCHENAID Will th fj an you plan to buy do ihltT Dalr Seo your KitchenAld them at Sa today. W. A. 1IYMAS CO. 1358 Indiana Avo. c TV Picture Tube 0 White or We Service All Makes 10:30 a.m. 1:30 ' NATIONAL 2-0- if RCAVICTOI Fi & w2 8:00 aan. , ' Black Today's Schedule c 10:00 turn. WHARTON, who was feared In Illinois and Indiana, lived In Pleasaht Grove for sev- 5237 Color i 14f612 MRS. TELEVISION SERVICE ., Horae Calls t- li FACTORY APPROVED AS recommended by Commissioner Marvin G. Jenson were John A. Rekich, term to expire Dec.3lf 1964 ; Leon Reese, expires Dec. 31, 1965; and Norman H. Jordan, expires Dec. 31, 1966. The district commission has been functioning since 1958. PRESENTING certificates Friday was Lamont F. Toronto, secretary of State for Utah. Other state and local officials attended. I WfciW- - ar TV THE PROGRAM was conducted by the University Institute of Government, Extension Division, Utah State Public Employes Assn., and federal, state, county and city organizations. WHAT'S III COLOB TODAY? y Magna Planners Gain Approval Some 75 persons were awarded certificates of completion Friday after attending the training program at the University of Utah.' of Representatives en years and has been a Salt Lake resident for the past three years. Active in civic and church organizations, Mrs. Wharton faOF THE total passes given out vors educational legislation that last year, Mr. Gerrard said, would work to advance the about 2,800 were one-dapasses brilliant students, encourage the and the remainder season average student, and cope with passes. the slow and retarded child. It was suggested that official car stickers be issued only to the ACTIVE IN CHURCH and civ- governor, secretary of state, ic affairs, he Is president of state auditor, the 12 board direcPanguitch Stake of the Church tors and secretary-manage- r, of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y with $2 delivery permits issued Saints. to vehicles hauling items on the Heismanledandhas four fairgrounds. KITE SESIVICr DAT children. - IN OTHER EL action, the board: Designated the first Satur- y 555 South Slat day and Sunday of the SeptemSlack a Whit ar Cslor ber fair as Kids Day after hearSsrvlca Within tha Hour Hi-Radi Storao ing a report that superintendents of Granite, Salt Lake and Jorlazy Crodit Taenia dan School Districts Indicated The Salt Lake County Commission Friday approved the appointment of three new members of the Magna Planning DisSERVICE SERVICE 1725 S. Stafa trict Commission. THE DISTRICT Is now made up of Garfield, Kane, Piute, Wayne and Emery counties, the latter county being added by the 1963 reapportionment. Mr. Holman, who served in 1961 and 1963 sessions, was a Panguitch City Council member for two four-yeterms. He Is engaged In die oil distribution business. HEARD $10,000 On Government All New Any 17" 29 to 21" P.M. KSL-TJACKIE GLEASON 6:30-7:3- 0 : Guarantee Opt. Not Local Regunned Tubes V r. Days Nites The heavyweight champ of fun leads Frank Fontaine, Barbara Heller and the June Taylor dancers through another hilarious edition of "The American Scene Magazine." Weekends -- HOME CALLS - - SATURDAY MOVIETIME mmm MMM t THE -- fflmraiii)cnin ONf-DA- Y Warren Picture Tube. Factory 3 e 5 p.m. I Inqolring Editor. "Dugway High School." HI bhoppe. X e The Lieutenant. , J4 , 5:30 p.m. HAH SETS LKLadio A football here arrive on th cene a nephew of th colonel and Lt Rice loaei hi girl friend. (Hour (how), Hootenanny. The Phoenix Singer, Johnny Cash, th Se-- f KCPX NBC 1320 Saturday, March 11 Mornlag NBC News Hourly 5:30 Farm Show 5.45 VS. Government 6:05 Terry-a-whl- la 6.30 Whats New 7:15 News Roundup 7:35 Sports Sounds 8:05 Monitor 8.30 What's New . 10:05 Monitor 10:30 What's New 11:03 Profit Research 11:30 Road Show 11:30 Whats New 11:33 Roadshow 10:05 11:00 12.00 1:00 3.00 Aiternova-Bvsnln- stole pic The smart-lookintured may be crocheted in 'three different stitches. Ask for pattern No. 990. Our new 1964 Needlework 'Book contains a fine selection pf crochet, knit, embroidery, .quilts, etc., and Includes instructions for four designs and jjlso coupon entitling you to Juny pattern of your choice, Jfree. Send 50 cents. Send 25 cents plus 5 cents I postage in coins for this pat-eto Martha Madison, care The Salt Lake Tribune, Box jl490, New York, N.Y. Add 15 ients for first class mail. - ' g gram F.M. 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