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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1963
Page
12
Weekday schedule details extensive programming across Cedar Rapids St. Paul La Crosse Madison and other markets. Listings include Faith For Today Sunrise Semester The Christophers This Is the Life Matinee Bowling Football and News programs along with films and variety shows.
Radio listings detail programs across multiple Wisconsin outlets including WLCX WCOW-FM WISV and WHLA FM. Entries list religious talks music news and special broadcasts with times and program titles across late afternoon to midnight broadcasts.
Tomah High School hosts its annual Christmas concert in the auditorium with the chorale, Treble Clef Choir, and concert band performing classic carols and modern pieces. Directors R. G. Loy and W. G. Mellin lead a program featuring works by Bach, Men delssohn, Sweelinck, Luboff, and Luigini, among others with over 100 band members and extensive student participation. The event highlights the independent music department and its supporters as it plans a March 1964 production of South Pacific.
Radio WLCX plans an eight oclock Sunday morning program with Bill Bruning presenting a Christmas themed set including Christmas in the Old World and Organ and Chimes For Christmas. Eugene Ormandy conducts the Philadelphia Orchestra in The Glorious Sound of Christmas. Temple University Concert Choir and several choirs join in. WKTV's Charlie Kearns follows at 11 30 with Gypsy Caravan featuring Golden Earrings Dark Eyes and more. Wayne King leads the top collection.
Paul Richards, star of Breaking Point, refuses to sell his inexpensive red convertible. He bought it during hard times to lift his morale and defeat fortune, and now keeps it as a good luck symbol despite Hollywood glamour.
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