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THE TO WATCH ! Allan Ludden Ronnie Page "PASSWORD" "OLD TIME SINGING CONVENTION" Monday-Friday 3:30-4:00 PM Monday-Friday 12:05-12:30 PM DAYTI M E EVENING 5:45- 6:00 AM Farm News--Man. thru Fri. SUN. MON. TUES. WED. THURS. FRI. SAT. Sunrise Semester--Sunday 6"00- 7:00 AM 5:30 CBS CBS 6:00- 7:45 AM Country Junction--Man. thru CBS CBS CBS Roger Doug Evening Evening Evening Evening Evening 6:30- 7:00 AM Sunrise Semester--Saturday Dickey Mudd News (c) News (c) News (c) News (c) News (c) News 7:00- 8:00 AM Eddie Hill Variety Show--Saturday Show W. Cronkite W. Cronkite W. Cronkde W. CronMte 7.00- 8~00 AM Underdog/Tom & Jerry(c)--Sunday W. Cronkite Morning News: Weather-- Man. thru Fri. 7:45- 8:00 AM 6 Newsbeat Newsbeat Newsbeat Newsbeat Newsbeat Newsbeat 8:00- 9:00 AM Heaven’s Jubilee--Sunday Lassie Captain Kangaroo--Man. thru Fri. (c) R. Weather R. Weather R. Weather R. Weather R. Weather R. Weather 8:00- 900 AM Sports Sports Sports Sports 8:00- 8:30 AM Frankenstein -- Saturday Sports Sports 8:30- 9:00 AM Herculoids(c) --Saturday 6:30 Gentle Death 9:00- 9:30 AM Heaven’s Jubilee--Sunday Valley Days 9:00-10:00 AM Mike Douglas Show--Man. thru Fri. 8en Shazzan(c) -- Saturday (c) Lost Cimarron The Wild, Jackie 9:00- 9:30 AM Gunsmoke in Space Strip Wild Oleason 9:30-] 0:00 AM Look Up and Live--SundaY (c) (c) West Show 9:30-10:00 AM Space Ghosts (c)--Saturday 7 Camera Three--Sunday Matt 10:00-10:30 AM Dillon 10:00-10.30 AM Andy of Mayberry--Mon, thru Fri, Ed Moby Dick--Mighty Mightor(c)--Sat. Sullivan 10:00-10:30 AM 7:30 Show 10:30-12 N Notre Dame Football--Sunday (c) Lucy Beverly Gomer My 10:30-11:00 AM Dick Van Dyke--Man. thru Fri. Show Hillbillies Pyle Sons 10:30-11:30 AM Superman/Aquaman(c) -- Saturday (c) Red (c) 11:00-11:25 AM Love of Life--Man. thru Frl. Skelton Hour Hogan’s 11.25-11:30 AM Jos. Bent| CBS News--Man. thru Fri.(c) Green 8 Andy {c) H Papaya(c) -- Saturday ~roes 11:30-12:00 N Smothers Griffith Acres 11:30-1 t:45 AM Search for Tomorrow--Man. thu Fri.(c) Brothers (c) (c) 11:45-12:00 N The Guiding Light--Man. thru Fri. (c) Comedy NFL Football(c)-- Sunday 8:30 Thursday 1200- 3:00 PM Hour Night 12:00-12:05 PM WorLd at Noon--Man. thru Frl. Family Good He & peHicoal 12.00-12:30 PM Lone Ranger(c)-- Satu rday Affair Morning She Movie Junction (c) World Ic) (Most in Movie 12:05-12’30PM Singing ConvenHon--Mon. thru Frl. color) of the 12:30- 1:00PM As The World Turns--Man. thru Fri.lc) Week 12:30- 1:00PM Roadrunner (c)--Saturday 9 1:00~ 1:30 PM Love Is a Many Sp~endored Thing-- Man, thru Fri.--Start 9/t8 Carol Dundee Johnny Quest(c)-- Saturday Mission Burnett CBS & The 1:00- 1:30 PM 9:30 Impossible Show News Culhane 1.30- 2:00 PM House Party--Men, thru Fri. (c) B~oad(a~ts (c) 1:30- 3:00 PM Adventure--Saturday 2:00- 2:25 PM To Tell the Truth--Men. thru Fri. 2.25- 2:30 PM D. Edwards CBS News-- Men. thru F rl. 2:30- 3:00 PM The Edge of Night--Men, thru Frl. Bill Pace Show--Sunday 10 Sunday Big News Big News Big News Big News 3:00- 3:30 PM 3:30- 4:00 PM Dobie Gillis-- Sunday News Wealher Weather Weather Weather Action -- Saturday Woods & Sports Sports Sports Sports 3:00- 4"00 PM Waters 3:00- 3:30 PM The Secret Storm--Men, thru Fri. 10:30 3:00- 4:00 PM Password--Men. thru Fri. 4:00- 5:30 PM Big Show--Men. thru Fri. 4:00- 5:00 PM Daktari (c)-- Saturday MILLION MILLION TBA--Sunday $ of the 4:00- 4:30 PM $ MOVIES 50% 4:30- 5:00 PM Amateur Hour--Sunday (c) 11 MOVIE 5:00- 5:30 PM 21 st Century--Sunday 5:00- 5:30 PM Dabie Gillls-- Saturday 11:30 12 nmmlll CLIP THIS VALUABLE COUPON AND GET nnlnln I ¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ Lombardy POPLARS¯ ¯ 6y Ermo Angevine, TO PLANT THIS FALL FOR ONLY ¯ well shaped columnar Lombardy ¯ (~ :.:’dinator of Women’s Poplar is valuable both as orna- ¯ mental a~d low cost serviceable ¯ A~ :’h;ities, NRECA tree. Use for lining lanes, corners, ¯ or to serve as screen or wind- ¯ F~ral electric leaders can sym- breaker Thrives almost every- EACH p:~hize with the quarrel in the where, Matures at heights up to ¯ ~V.~51e East. It has a familiar ~0 feet (Minimum 5 for $ !.451¯ Nursery Grown-- Fully Guaranteed ¯ Fall planting stock is nursery grown from hardwood cuttings. ¯ ~rae! exists. Its culture flour- 1 yr. old, 2 to 4 ft tall, never transplanted. Be satisfied on ¯ ~,(~.~. Its people have made a inspection or return within 10 days for purchase price refund. [] Any tree not growing replaced free (5 year limit). A great ¯ 5~se~t bloom, have turned dark- coupon bargan. Rush order. ¯ nu,s ~nto light. Yet the Arab 5 Lombardy Poplars-- $1.45 ¯ l0 Lombardy Poplars--S2.75 tk)~ surrounding Israel refuse to 25 Lombardy Poplars--S5.95 ¯ to, admit its existence. Rather than 100 Lombardy Poplars--S22.95 1 Send C.O.D. plus postage. ¯ a(ccpt the fact that Israel is a Remittance enclosed. Add 50¢ and we ship postpaid. nab%n, they harrass her, try to ¯ ¯ NAM E ¯ h~vade her territo~, and keep ADDRESS [] tbe United Nations tied up in parli- CITY STATE ZIP. ¯ an~entary procedures over her. MICHIGAN BULB CO., Dept. LP- 1581, Grand Rapids. Michigan 49502 ¯ A~ i say, rural electric leaders ¯ und e~stand. Our rural electric sys- ¯1111111111111111111111111111111111¯ tems also exist. Yet many neigh- bor~ag investor-owned utihties fus( ~o accept this fact. They, too, h~r~ass, invade, and involve the (,_.TTENTION LOT OWNERS!I rura~ electric systems in purpose- le~ l~tigation. Some IOUs sent agents among m Permit No 7, ¯ co,op members to convince them m Hendersonville.| to se~l out their co~p. Some IOUs Tenn. have built their lines parallel to ¯\’o post,,ge stamp necessa,-) 1/ mailed it, the lb,,ted 5tares ~ I co~.~p lines, as ~ those lines sim- ply did not exist. Some IOUs have erc~Aed spite lines across coop righ(-of-ways. Some IOUs have fastened wholesale power con- tracts on isolated co-ops that POSTAGE WILL BE de~k.d these co~ps the right to .. ~er~, ~ all the needs of their mem- be~-~. The IOUs have distorted co~ ( op F’~rposes and intentions in re- port~ to their stoc~olders, law- " I mak~rs~ and the public. I~ areas where states have terri- ~or~a~ ~egislation, co-ops and h~v( ~to~-owned uti~ties both oper- ate ~ccessfully. They both exist. Nehher ignores the other. Both co~)~e.~trate on the business of doh~g the job they set out to d o~fm’nishing power. The IOUs are not diminished in any degree by the existence of r~rai electric co-ops. After all, th ~ ,~ ~ps buy much of the power ~hey distribute from the IOUs. We need to work together to develop r~:,:)g interties throughout the na- ~~:~:~ t~, protect people from power {’ailures. We need to accept our ~o,...~ ~n responsibilities. The first Rural route at street address .................... ~tep. ~t seem to me~ is for the [0~.~ to accept the fact that ~he Phone ......... If you would like e Jones Home Representative to col( on you, Were bore to stay. Let’s get on ~ecessarv, LL check here ~ and attach directions. ,v~ti the job of improving the COLLECT ~24 6S34 ~ J OWe ~ Jot ~ J ~n ~ ~ Vol. 10 No. 10 M A G A Z I N Official Publication of the TENNESSEE ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION Executive, editorial and advertising offices: 710 Spence Lane, P. 0 Box 7232 Nashville, Term 37217 J. C. Hundley, Executive Manacjer CONTENTS Family Fare ....................3 To The Point ...................4 Dig Earlier, Ship Later ............ 6 Foods, Facts, Fashions ............ 8 Food Is A Bargain ...............10 Uncle John’s ...................11 Your Coop Section ..............12 Timely Topics ...................14 Clarksville Take Over ............17 A National Asset ................18 STAFF John E. Stanford .................... Edit,~r Harry Stone ......................Ad~’. RURAL ELECTRIC CONSUMER PUBLICATIONS 356 West Maple Road Birmingham, Michigan Phone: 313 - 647.6464 - 65 POSTMASTER: In using Form 3579 please give our numbel and mail to The Tennesse~ Magazine, Box 7232. Nashville, Term 37217. THE TENNESSEE MAGAZINE is published montt~l~ as an educational and informational serv;ce memb .... f .... I elecfri .... perafive$ in T ....... Published monthly, at 3781 Lamar Avenue members Printed and mailed by She~/~usfin, Inc., AHanta ON THE COVER Dyeing yarn is a diminishing but still traditionaJ and interesting art in Tennessee. This picture was made nea~r Gatlinburg. (Full color photo courtesy State of Tenn. Photographic TENNESSEE 4 DO YOU UNDERSTAND MEDICARE? 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    Festival of Arts / Pageant of the Masters Celebrity Benefit Event August 26, 2017 CELEBRITIES SCHEDULED TO ATTEND (Appearance of Celebrities Subject to Change) Bryan Cranston (Host) – Cranston is an Academy Award nominee, a four time Emmy Award winner, and a Golden Globe, SAG, and Tony Award winner. He starred in AMC’s hit series BREAKING BAD and won a Golden Globe and Emmy award for his portrayal of “Walter White.” He also appeared in the FOX series MALCOLM IN THE MIDDLE as “Hal.” Recent film credits include leading roles in TRUMBO, GET A JOB, ALL THE WAY, WHY HIM?, THE INFILTRATOR and WAKEFIELD. Cranston is currently in production on UNTOUCHABLE with Kevin Hart, and recently wrapped production on LAST FLAG FLYING with Steve Carell and Laurence Fishburne. Herb Alpert (Performer) – A legendary trumpet player, Alpert’s extraordinary musicianship has earned him five #1 hits, nine Grammy Awards, the latest from his 2014 album, “Steppin’ Out,” fifteen Gold albums, fourteen Platinum albums and has sold over 72 million records. Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass propelled his sound into the pop music limelight, at one point outselling the Beatles two to one. In 1966, they achieved the since-unmatched feat of simultaneously having four albums in the Top 10 and five in the Top 20. Herb Alpert also has the distinction of being the only artist who has had a #1 instrumental and vocal single. Lani Hall (Performer) – Grammy Award-winning vocalist and producer, Hall started her singing career in 1966, as the lead singer of Sergio Mendes’ break through group, Brasil ’66.