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Monday
7:00 Wake Up Time
7:15 News Round-Up
7:30 W ord, Song, Prayer
7:35 Birthday Club
7:38 Kiddies Korner
8:00 Headlines & Weather
8:01 Mostly Music
8:25 Swap Shop
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
2:90 Croat Christians
2:15 To Be Announced
2:30 An Afternoon Concert
4:00 From the Bookshelf
4:30 Stories for Kids
5:00 Totem Jamboree
5:30 Music By
6:00 Radio Newsreel
6:30 Music for Dining
7:00 To Be Announced
7:15 Evensong
7:30 Heartbeat Theater
8:00 Swap Shop
8:05 Twilight Concert
8:30 Radio Reading Circle
9:00 Lutheran Hour
9:30 News Final
9:45 Encore
16:55 News Capsule
11:00 Sign Off
Tuesday
12:30 A. C. C. A. Presents
7:30 Another Chance
7:45 View Point
9:00 PM Pilgrimage
Wednesday
12:30 PM City Council
6:30 PM City Council
7:30 PM Haven of Rest
9:00 PM Let Then: Be Light
9:15 PM The Art of Living
Thursday
7:30 PM Alaskan Adventures
9:00 PM Ntl. Radio Pulpit
Friday
7:30 The Finders
7:45 PM Celebrity Time
9:00 PM Protestant Hour
Saturday
8:30 AM AXB News
9:15 AM Bibie Story
1:00 PM Christophers
1:15 PM Church at W ork
2:00 PM Saturday Potpon i
4:30 PM Accent on Youth
5:00 PM Top Tunes
7:00 PM Harding Hymns
7:15 Religion Makes The
News
7:30 Paris Star Time
8:05 Music For Sat. Nite
9:00 PM Unshackled
9:45 PM Evening Concert
Sunday
9:00 News & Music
9:30 Rack to God Hour
10:00 News Summary
10:10 Music for Sum. Morn
10:30 From the Choir Loft
11:00 Church Service
13:15 The World at Noon
12:30 Pilgrimage
12:5g Music for Sun. Aft.
1:30 Hour of Decision
2:00 Music for Sun. Aft.
2:30 Sunday at the Opera
3:45 The Art of Iiving
4:00 Music for Sun. Aft.
5:00 Old Fashioned Revival
5:30 Music for Sun. Listen
6:00 News Summary
6:15 Let There Be Light
6:30 Music for Dining
7:00 Natl Radio Pulpit
7 25 Music for Sun. Eve
8:00 The Church at Work
8:15 Music for Sim. Eve
9:30 News Final
9:15 Evening Concert
KIFW
1230 - CBS
Monday
2:00 Sign On
2:00 News Hi-Lites
2:15 Ma Perkins.
2:30 Young Dr. Malone.
2:45 Backstage Wife
3:00 News 1 Elites
3:05 House Party
3:30 RoaR Of Lift?
3:45 Mood Music
4:00 Baseball Summary
4:05 2nd Mrs. Burton
4:15 Romance Of Helen
Trent
4:30 Western Roundup
5:00 News Hi-Lites
5:05 Parade of Hits
5:30 Story Time /Uncle Rex
5:45 Recorded Music
6:00 World News
6:15 Billboard of the Air
6:30 Alaska Visitors Assoc
6:45 Local News
6:55 Weather
7:00 This Is Our Town
7:15 Amos ‘N Andy
7:30 Bert & Gloria
8:00 Sports News
8:15 Couple Next Door
8:30 Johnny Dollar
9:00 Alaska News
9:15 National Guard Show
9:30 Famous furv Trials
10:00 Club 1230
10:55 Final News.
•TOO Sign Off
Tuesday
4:45 Gospel in Thlinget
6:30 Candlelight Serenade
7:30 Mood Piece
8:30 Suspense
9:30 The Sealed Book
Wednesday
6:30 Candlelight Serenade
7:30 Summer In St. Louis
8:30 Srnokey The Bear
9:15 Seandia Time
9:30 Club 1230
Thursday
6:30 Term. Ernie
7:30 Stuart Foster Show
8:30 Acca Interview
9:15 Lets Polka
9:30 Club 1230
Friday
6:30 Tenn. Ernie
7:30 Songs For A Summer
Night
8:30 FBI In Peace & War
9:15 Stars For Defense
9:30 Club 1230
Saturday
2:00 Sign On
2:00 News Hi-Lites
2:15 Country Music Time
2:30 Remember When
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•MX) News Hi-Lites
3:05 Variety Time
3:30 Strictly Instrumental
4:00 Baseball Summary
4:05 20th Century Roundup
5:00 News Hi-Lites
5:05 20th Century Roundup
5:30 New Orleans jazz
6:00 World News '
6:15 Recorded Miusic
6:30 Sports News
6:45 Local News
6:55 Weather Report
7:00 Indictment
7:30 Local Hodgepoge
S:0Q Light In The North
8:15 Top Hit Of The Week
8:30 Music
9:00 Alaska News
9:15 Country Style USA
9:30 Platter Party
10:55 News Final
11:00 Sign Oft
Sunday
2:00 NEWS SUMMARY
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Dress Pattern No. 1435—SAVE precious
sewing time with this go-everywhere sum
mer style that is finished with bold con
trast. Cute hct to match.
No. 1435 with PHOTO-GUIDE is in sizes
12, 14, 16, 18, 29; 40, 42.
Size 14, 34 bust, dress, 3 */« yards of
35-inch; »/a yard contrast; hat, >/2 yard
plus s/s yard contrast.
Needlework Pattern No. 195—Treat the
youngsters to this cute sun-outfit trimmed
with cunning bunny motifs that just need
to be ironed on—no embroidery neces
saryI No. 195 has tissue and color transfer
Send 35c for each dress pattern, 25c
for each needlework pattern (add 5c for
each pattern for first-class mailing) to
AUDREY LANE BUREAU, Dept. “NV/NS,”
367 West Adams Street, Chicago 6, III.
2:15 Music For Sunday
Afternoon
3:00 Music And The Spoken
Word
4:00 Lutheran Hour
4:30 Cote Glee Club
5:00 News Hi-Lites
5:05 Best In Music
6:00 Sunday News Desk
6:15 Dinner Music
6:30 Sport Page
6:45 It Happened this Week
7:00 Music
7:30 Gunsmoke
8:00 Music
8:30 Frontier Gentleman
9:00 Alaska News
9:15 Christian Science
9:30 Veterans Reporter
9:45 Music For Sunday
10:15 Hour of Decision
10:55 News Final
10:45 Starlight Serenade
11:00 Sign Off
OACKAGED vanilla puddings
* made easily will give you a
cream filling for cream puffs
Serve crushed, fresh, sweetened
strawberries over the filled puffs
for a sensational dessert
Sliced green onions 01 scallions
with seasonal asparagus are ex
cellent vegetables for your spring
lamb stew
Sliced bananas and pineapple
THIS WEEK’S RECIPE
Date Snowballs
• Makes 6)
cup fresh dates
12 canned cling peach halves
(3-ounce >
1 ‘a packages of cream cheese
cup heavy cream, whipped
1 cup shredded coconut
Pit and cut up dates Drain
peaches and dry thoroughly on
absorbent paper Mash M> pack
age cream cheese with fork
Add chopped dates and mi*
well Fill peach halves with
mixture and place two halves
together Fasten with tooth
rucks Whip cream and remain
ing cheese, blending well
Spread over peaches with spat
ula until well coated Roll in
coconut Chill thoroughly be
fore serving
added to shredded cabbage which
is then blended with commereial
l> soui ed cream will give you a
du.oivnt touch to slaw
Drain canned mandarin orange
sections dot with butter and
brown sugar Broil a few minutes
until orange sections puff slightly,
then serve with scoops of vanilla
ic< cream for a most delightful
dessert
Fry slices of bologna m butter
until they curl at the edges and
form shallow cups Serve with
creamed eggs or vegetable for a
nice supper.
Flavor milk with maple-d 'vored
syrup and vanilla Shake v Ith a
scoop of vanilla ioe crc-am for a
drink to delight young and old at
snack time
«nyn.iry
Vote Yes
For Utility Revenue Bond Issue
No Taxes will he used for
the repayments of these
bonds. They will be entirely
repaid from the earnings of
Sitka Public Utilities.
The complete estimate of
the total cost of this project
is actually less than the addi
tional $1,000,000.00 authori
zation being requested. More
bonds must be voted than
needed to have the necessary
contengency fund to make
the bonds salable to either
government or private buyers.
Included in the New Estimate are:
New transmission lines
with the city, new transfer
mer station, and a new under
ground cable to the island.
These items were not in the
original estimates.
Only those bonds that are
needed will be sold so no un
necessary interest will accrue.
The bonds could not be
sold to government or private
buyers unless feasible because
they would not buy.
No Taxes will be used for
the repayments of these
bonds. They will be entirely
repaid from the earnings of
Sitka Public Utilities.
Vote Yes
for Utility Revenue Bond Issue