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7:01 Wake up Time
7:15 Morning News Rd Up
7:30 Word, Song, Prayer
7:35 Birthday Club
7:38 Kiddies Korner
8:00 News Headlines
8:01 Mostly Music
8:25 Swap Shop
8:30 Thlinget Devotions
8:40 Mostly Music
9:00 News & Weather
9:10 March Music
9:15 Chapel in the Sky
9:30 San Serenade
10:00 Morning Concert
11:00 Back to the Bible
11:30 Music till Noon
12:00 Anthem, Bible, Hymn
12:06 Treas. Chest Melody
12:15 World at Noon
12:30 Luncheon Melodies
1:00 Radio Reading Circle
1:30 Matinee Melodies
1:55 News Summary
2:00 Stories of Great Christ
ians
2:15 Country Music Time
2:30 An Afternoon Concert
4:00 From the Bookshelf
4:30 Stories for Kids
5:00 Totem Jamboree
5:50 Quiet Music
6:00 Radio News Reel
6:30 Music for Dining
7:00 Forward March
7:15 Evensong
7:30 Heartbeat Theater
8:00 Swap Shop
8:05 Twilight Concert
9:00 Lutheran Hour
9:30 News Final
9:45 Encore
10:55 News Summary
11:00 Sign Off
Tues. Change
7:00 PM Music On Deck
7:30 PM Paris Star Time
9:00 PM Pilgrimage
Wed. Change
12:30 PM City Council
6:30 PM City Council
7:00 PM Stars for Defense
7:30 PM Haven of Rest
9:00 PM Let There Be Light
9:15 PM The Art of Living
Thur. Change
3:00 PM Standard School
Broadcast
7:00 PM Guest Star
7:30 PM Music
9:00 PM Ntl. Radio Pulpit
Fri. Change
7:00 PM Serenade in Blue
7:80 PM Music
7:45 PM Christian Celebrity
Time
9:00 PM Protestant Hour
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8:30 AM ANB News
9:15 AM Bibie Story
1:00 PM Christophers
1:15 PM Church at Work
:00 PM Saturday Potporri
:30 PM Accent on Youth
:00 PM Top Tunes
/ :00 PM Hymns From Hard
ing
7:30 PM Music for a Satur
day Night
9:00 PM Unshackled
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2:05 Couple Next Door
2:20 Ma Perkins
2:35 Young Dr. Malone
2:45 2nd Mrs. Burton
3:00 News Hi-Lites
3:05 House Party
3:30 Arthur Godfrey
4:00 News Hi-Lites
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4:30 Carnation Time
4:45 Music We Love
5:00 News Hi-Lites
5:05 Parade of Hits
5:30 Kiddie Klub
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6:00 World News
6:15 This is Our Town
6:30 Candlelight Serenade
6:45 Local News
6:55 Weather
7:00 Amos and Andy
7:30 Robert Q. Lewis
8:00 Sports News
8:05 Rusty Draper
8:30 Johnny Dollar
9:00 Alaska News
9:15 Manhatten Melodies
9:30 Famous jury Trials
10:00 News Final
10:15 Club 1230
11:00 Sign Off
Tuesday
4:45 Gospel in Thlinget
8:30 Suspense
8:55 Changing Tide
9:15 Here’s To Vets
9:30 The Clock
Wednesday
4:45 Scaadia Time
8:30 F B I
9:15 Lets Go To Town
Thursday
4:45 Country Style U S A
6:30 Tenn. Ernie
8:30 Face the Nation
9:15 Forward March
Friday
4:45 Country Music Time
6:30 Tenn. Ernie
8:30 Sez Who
9:15 Stars For Defense
Saturday
2:00 Sign On
2:00 News Hi-Lites
2:05 Make Wav For Youth
2:30 Mood Music
3:00 News Hi-Lites
3:05 Robert Q. Lewis
3:00 Network Ork.
4:00 News Hi-Lites
4:05 20th Century Boundup
5:00 News Hi-Lites
5:05 Country Style Music
5:30 New Orleans jazz
6:15 Local Hodge Podge
7:00 Indictment
7:30 Galen Drake
8:00 Light In The North
8:15 Man Around House
8:30 Jimmy Wakely
9:15 Vets Reporter
10:15 Platter Parade
Sunday
1:00 Mt. Edgecumbe Speaks
1:30 N. Y. Phil. Ork.
3:00 Best In Music
4:00 Lutheran Hour
4:30 Salt Lake City Choir
5:00 News Hi-Lites
5:05 Mitch Miller
6:00 Sunday News Desk
6:15 Dinner Music
6:30 Sport Page
6:45 It Happened This Wk.
7:(X) City Hospital
7:30 Gunsmoke
8:00 Jack Benny
8:30 Frontier Gentleman
9:00 Alaska News
9:15 Christian Science
9:30 Hollywood Music Hall
10:00 News Final
10:15 Hour of Decision
10:45 Starlight Serenade
11:00 Sign Off
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WHO
WHAT
WHEN
& WHERE
ALASKA DAY COMM
TO HOLD MEETING
Sitka’s Alaska Day Com
mittee will hold a general
meeting in the city council
chambers over the fire hall
on Sunday, April 20 at 7:30
P. M..
Purpose of the meeting is
to start planning for the an
nual celebration of Alaska’s
birthday on Oct. 18th. of this
year.
All service organizations
of the Sitka-Mt. Edgecombe
area are requested to send a
representative to this kick
off meeting and all interested
persons are invited to attend
as well.
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HISTORICAL SOCIETY
SUSPENDS MEETINGS
The Sitka Historical So
city has suspended all meet
ings for the month of April,
president George Hall has
announced. This cancellation
of meetings was due to the
Easter holidays.
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BAKE SALE
The Mt. Edge. Lion's Club
is sponsoring a bake sale Sat.
morning April 19 at the Dock
Shack on Mt. Edge.. Sale will
begin at 9:00 A. M..
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DINNER PLANNED
The Soroptirnist Club of
Sitka plans a dinner this ev
ening at the Woman’s Club.
Senior girls from the High
School will be guests at the
dinner. 1 nit iation ceremonies
will also be held.
Mrs. Eleanor Moore, Sitka
delegate to the Northwest
regional conference of So
ropti mists held at Great
Falls, Mont, will give a re
port of the conference. While
there Mrs. Moore presented
a reading of one of Robert
Service’s poems.
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CARD PARTY
Eastern Star members,
friends and the public in
general are invited to par
ticipate in a benefit card
party to be held Sat. April
19 at the Totem Club.
Proceeds will be used to
forward the Eastern Star
draining Award for Religious
Education.
There will lie refreshments
and prizes.
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Mrs. Dorothy McNulty,
former anesthetist at the
Sitka Community Hospital
left Sitka Sunday for a six
months visit to her home in
Chatanooga, d'enn. The Mc
Nnltys plan to buy a home
here and have it ready for
her return. Mr. McNulty is
employed at Service Trans
fer and will remain in the
city.
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TWO AT A TIME
Good things came on the
double for the Morris Le
mons. Twins were born to
them on April 10th at the
Sitka Community Hospital &
of each variety. Melody Rose
weighed seven pounds even
and Morris Wayne, Jr. weigh
ed eight pounds two ounces,
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MOONLIT SEA
(by A. Jaybee)
There are not enuf languages
Not enuf words.
To describe a Moonlit Sea
1 only kno that there’s beauty
there
And kno what it does to me.
It is soothing... disturbing
It draws , or repels
And will put a man to the
test;
It can be smooth and glassy
Or rugged and rough
But will lull you to sleep on
it’s crest
There is fire and water
And Mother-of-Pearl
And prisms of every hue;
It kisses it’s tranquil
* In restless ballet...
Oh what does it do to you?
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TIMES
(by Laura E. Riggs)
Back in the days when the
Ford was new
And shared the road with the
wagons too,
They danced the Charleston
Derby hat and suit of green
Things called spats that look
ed real keen
Dad looked so dapper,
Large helmet hat, short bag
gy dress
Just one look and you would
guess
Mom was a flapper.
W hen I emerged in gangling
teens
In old plaid shirt and rolled
up jeans
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column.
We danced the Congo ....
“Big Apple” styles we girls
liked best
Proudly, in billowing skirts,
we dressed
With tailored shirts.
Most boys were dressed in
uniform,
On leave, they hung around
the dorm;
The little flirts_
But times have changed from
these old days;
The younger set have newer
ways;
Babies, they ought to be....
They all grow up far too soon
And talk of rockets to the
moon,
They do amaze me.
At night they dance until
they drop,
A new one called the ‘Bunny
Hop”
It really slays me.
RAIN
(by Rex King)
I saw the rain
March with mystic feet
On verdant mountain tops...
Majestic in her stride,
Then, in winsome gaiety,
She frolicked down the val
ley.
Playful,
On her broad acre of time,
She ran free and vagrant
As a courtesan,
Until the sun embraced her.
Now, together, they dream
Across the blue Vistas of
Heaven
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