TELEVISION PROGRAMS FOR THE WEEK
KINI
Channel Two
FRIDAY, JULY 11
<1 45 Living AlnsKa with Laura
I ieiidncks
5.00 Mickey Mouse Club
<> oo Kartoon Karnival
025 W* ve Your Number
o jo Weather
0 5 5 News
7 00 Fashion Show
7:15 Frew riling Haiti Black
7 50 Father Knows Best
0 00 Target
H 10 You Bel Youi Life
!i 00 TBA
1* 30 Tennessee Ernie Ford
Show
10 00 News Hi liter
10:05 Nightmare
SATURDAY, JULY 12
4:30 This us the Answer
5 00 Woody Woodpecker
5:30 Zorro
0:00 Karloon Karnival
t»:3(L News
7:00 Clue Adams Show
7 30 All Star Golf
0:30 Thin Man
9.00 -Lawrence Walk Show
10 00 New. H lilies
10:05 Channel 2 Playhouse
SUNDAY. JULY 13
2.30 Oral Huberts
3:00 From the Pastors Study
3:15 Christian Science
3:30 Sundaj Matinee
5 Hi This is the Life
545 KFN1 TV Sports Desk
5 30 This is the Life
0 00 Lome Hanger ABC
0 30 TBA
7 00 Adventures of Mdiuiw
7:30 Rig Story
0 00 Shirley Temple’s Story hook
9 00 Tin* Californians
9:30 Loretta Young Show
10 00 News Lillies
10 05 Channel 2 Playhouse
MONDAY. JULY 14
4 U- Living Alaska
5 00 Micky Mouse Club
0 00 Karloon Karnival
0 20 Wt \< Got Your Number
0 25 The Weather
0:30 News
7 00 Turning Point
7 30 Wagon Train
8:30 Bit Parade
9 00 20 men
9 30 Navy Log
10 00 N. a. Highlights
10 05 Channel Two Playhouse
11:35 Closing Thought for day
TUESDAY, JULY 15
4 4a \. aj lely Time
it 00 Mickey Mouse Club
6,00 Kartoon Kurmval
li 20 We've Got Youi Number
l* 25 Wea her
ft 30 Neves
7 00 Pi n y Como Show
11(00 Sehlitz Playhouse
H 30 Adventures of Jim Bowie
0:00 Opening Night
0 30 I lils is Yuui Life
10 00 News Hi tiles
10:00 Ciievy Show
11:00 Final News Edition
1 ! Oh Closing thought for day
WEDNESDAY, JULY 16
4 45 Living Alaska
5:00 Mickey Mouse Club
0 00 Kaitoou Karnivai
0:30 We’ve Gat Your Number
0 25 Weather
0 30 News
7 00 The Life of Hi try
7 30 Bruken Arrow ABC
0 00 Wilks Top Tunes Si New
Talent
ft 00 Jefferson Drum
0:30- TBA
10 05 News H tides
10 05 Kraft TV Theater
i t 05 Closing Thought; for day
THURSDAY. JULY 17
4 45 Variety Time
5 00 Mickey Mouse Club
l> 00 Kartnun Karmvui
■it 20 We've Got Your Number |
o 25 Weather
6 30 News
7 00 Pioneer Pete Show
7 15 Town and ComtiTy
Greatest Dramas
7 30 1 )tsiu > land lYonald Duck
Story
b 30 Wyatt fciarji ABC
9 00 Put Boone Chevy Show
room
0 30 Pi u e is Right Premier
10 00 News Hiiites
10 05 Million Dollar Movies
11 30 Closing though for the day
KTVA
Channel Eleven
FRIDAY. JULY U
2:00 Mid i nijr Mall net'
1:00 Gary Moore Show
.3:15 Beat the Clock
3:30 Hostess House1
4:00 Kitchen Kapers
4:30 Hue karoos
5:30 Big Picture
0:00 Captain Kangaroo, CBS
0 30 -CBS & Ant h. News
7:00 0/.?.ic and Harriet
7:30 I'anlomme Quiz
8:00 Big Records
8:30 Ft Rich, in Review
8:45 Cities Are What Men
Make Them
9:00 QTkmy Playhouse
0:30 Top Plays of 1950
10:00 Weather
10:05 News and Spurts Final
10:10 What’s Going On
10:80 Feature Theater
SATURDAY. JULY 12
4 00 Saturday Western Mat urn
3:30 Captain Kangaroo
6:30 Sat. news & news round-up
7:00 The Whitey Pullen Shw
7:30 Hi Adventure
8:30 Eaneh Party
9 00 Galt Storm
0 30 Gunstmike
10:00 Union Oil Mvwt liriitt.
10:05 Premiere Paradt
SUNDAY, JULY 13
3:00 Faith tor Today
3 30 Cliureli in the Home
4:00 Sunday Playhousi
i 5:30 1 ,lhei aee
6 00 Ten Pin Chattel
6 15 Off to Adventuii
i 6:30 Amos and And}
j t .00 Lassie
7 30 Brothers
8:00- Ed Sullivan
9:00 4*64,000 Challenge
9 30 Confidential Fik
: 10 00 Sheaffei Toni Ni wHe
lltes
| 10:03 MGM Sunday Showcase
MONDAY. JULY i 4
I 11:4 f > Arttiur (Jodfrey
12;la Noontime Newt
12:30 Seiarrh for Tomorrow
12:45 CJiliciing lAfiit
1 00 Whit ley bn ds
1:30 As the World Tunit
2:00 Heat I he Clock
• ;o ah Liokiriu.
3:00 l iteste , Hi.iiM
3 30 ftecipe Time
4:00 Brighter Das
-1' 1 5 1 lomemaker li, .a :
1 30 Edge of Light
5:00 Hurls uroos
0:00 Sparkles Lire l h pi
0 15 1,'lfS & Aitrlp i .igt News
reel
6:50 Weather
7 00 Bengal I .am i rr
7:50 Bums and Alan
8:00 Bobm Hood
8:30 Oui Miss Hi t ec
9:00 Studio One
10 00 Union < hi N» v, 1 hides
10:05 MUM Mmutaj Movie
TUESDAY. JULY 15
11:15 t iary Moore
12d.5 Noontime Neves
12-50 Seareh fm Tomori< w
12:45 tluiiling Light
LOO Bengal Lai trei>
1:50 A . tin- World Tun.
2 00 Beat the Clock
0:50 Art 1 .ink l< t it .House
Parly
.5:mi rimless nou: i
•4 oi4 Brighter Dst>
-1 15 Modern Horn* I'M t
4 JO Edge oi Might
.» 00 The Buekai me
0 110 Town Topics
6:15 ei|S & Ancii. Nt wsi t cl
Ii:a0 Weather Report
7 00 Yelr.sports Digest
?..io “Phil Silver CBS’
li oo “'Name Dial Tom CBS
0:30 San Francisco .Beat
0 00 Spotlight Playhouse
Si 30 Millionaire
10 00 tfftion Oil New: Hr lies
10 to Wir.illing From liolly
wood
WEDNESDAY. JULY 16
11:45 Christopher s
12:15 Noontime Newt
12 {0 Sean il fol ToiitO! in Vi Cits
12:45 Guiding' Eight
1:00 Bui Picture
1 30 A , the World Tune
2 00 Beat I he Clock
2 30 Art Lank let ter
3 00 Hostess lime-e
3:30 Recipe Tune
4:00 Brighter Day
4 la KTVA Present*
4:30 'Edge pf Night
a oo Buck a rote
6:00 -Town Topic*
fit.JS CBS Ar Anch. New?
0:50 Weather
7;(10 'Gene Autry
7:30 Anchorage Progst-sK Report
5:00 The lioneyifroorierg
8:50 Playhouse Bo
More Golden Weddings
Al, the turn of the century a couple marrying in their early
twenties had only one chance in ten of celebrating their golden
wedding anniversary. Today almost three out of ten couples who
marry at, the same age can look forward to living fifty years before
one of 1 he pair dies.
I ht! medical progress which is '
increasing the number of golden
wedding mmlversiiries is also
producing a tremendous increase
tin our overT>n population, There
are now more than fourteen mil
lion Americans over 65, and this
circumstance is spurring re
newed efforts on the part of the
nation's pharmaceutical compa
nies to make tin* years after 60
healthier and more fruitful.
The number of famous, still
active men in their seventies and
eighties is even today a long one.
From the list one could cite
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer,
who, at 82, is the head of the
West German state; Dr. Benja
min Duggar, who, at 7fi, discov
ered one of the most widely used
antibiotics; and Frank Floyd
Wright, world famous architect,
who is still designing great, build
ings at the age of 88.
In tiie future, because of ad
vances made by t he pbarman u
i k .iI indust ry, there will be more
men like these Here’s why: Dur
ing youth and maturity ninety
eight per cent of the body’s cells
die and are replaced every year.
But, with advancing age, the
body find.*, it more ami more of a
siritin to replace worn-out parts
it there is no support from out
side. Such outside help in in
creasingly u\atiubic.
Many of the seemingly inevi
table signs of advancing years
are caused by reduced activity
of vita! glands and organs whose
cells ait not replaced promptly.
Aging hones lose their strength
because of reduced production of
rex. hormones; resistance to
stre rs of heat, cold, surgery,
r
or infection is reduced because
of lower activity of the adrenal
glands; digestion _is often im
paired by lack of proper en
zymes; thought and memory pro
cesses are affected by hardening
of the arteries of the brain. \
Fortunately, in the last twenty
years, pharmaeeutica 1 companies
have learned to make many of
these important substances —
first iii the laboratory, thud in
stainless steel tanks so that
they can be given by tablet or in
jection to restore vital body 1 one
lions. Millions of dollars have
been spent on research by phar
maceutical manufacturers in the
attempt to match nature's miiac*
u tons produet ion of life sustain
ing chemicals.
Tin- success of this research
leads scientists to believe I ha
twenty or thirty more productive
years can he added to man’s
present lifespan merely by prop
er application of knowledge now i
available.
"notice the improvement since
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KTVA Channel 11
10 oo Union oil
10 05 M< 1 M Marquee
THURSDAY. JULY 17
11:45 Arthur Godfrey
12:15 Noontime New
12 50 Starch for 'Tomorrow
12:45 Guiding Light
1 oo l loueymoonors
1:30 As tin* World Turns
2:00 Hr at tin* Clock
2 40 Art Lmklettrr’s IIoum*
Party
5:00 Hostess House
4 00 Brighter Day
1 14 KTVA Presents
4:40 Edge of Night
5:00 The Buekaroos
6 oo 'Bin id mg & Scrvt ng An(:h - )
(wage
6:15 UBS & Anch. Newsreel
6:50 Weather
7:00 Whirly Birds
7:50 Sgi Preston.CBS.
8:00 I’ve Got a See ret
6:40 Ft Richardson in Review
1:45 "Cities are what men make
9:00 Silent Service
9:30 O Henry Playhouse
10:00 Union Oil News Hdittos
10 05 MOM Thursday Theatre
UNITED STATES DEPART '
MKNT OF THE 1NTEHIOH |
BUREAU OK LAND MAN \
UJEMENT, LAND OFFICE,
Anchorage, Alaska
Notice for Publication
Notice is hereby given that
Hubert \V< :■ h• \ Martm entry-man,
toother with his witnesses Ed
ward Raker, troth ut Wasilla, and
Mary Shroek of Anchorage, Ai
ask a, has submitted final proof
on his homestead entry, Anch
orage Serial No 01U190, tor the
WlSIi, See la, and the W|NE|
See, 22, 'l* 18 Noith, 1( 1 West,
Seward Meridian, containing IfiO
acres, and it is now in the files
of the Land Office, Anchorage,
Ala ka, and if no protest is filed
m the Land Office within the
period of publication or thirty
days thereafter, said final proof
will be accepted and final certifi
cate issued
IRVING Vf. ANDERSON
Manager
Published June 26, July 2, 10, 17,
1958.
Palmer Woman
Receives Perfect
Average at University
A Palmer woman was among
lio.se receiving perfect grade
point averages during the .spring
semester at Willamette llniver
sity. She is Margaret .lane Cope,
daughter of Margaret Cope.
A 1953 graduate from Palmer
high school, Miss Cope was a
graduate student at Willamette,
having been graduated in 1957.
During the year Miss Cope
served as graduate assistant in
the education department and
was also active on tin1 move,
sity7 student newspaper and the
yearbook
Next year she will be teaching
at Barstow, Calif,, which is la
rated in the southern pail of
tin* state. At present she is at
tending summer school at Willa
mette to complete course require
merits for a master’s degree.
Everett Motors
{Continued fcr«in page 1)
equipment the normal tune up
and garage equipment has been
installed to offer complete ser
vice for all vehicles.
The public will be invited to
make appointments hi join the
“Regulated Service” program
through which the new business
establishment will offer a visual
inspection of the vehicle at the
1 inn- ot periodical serving, with
no additional charge for the in
sped ion A report of tin* inspec
tion will he given on the service
card with recommendations ot
the machamc listed, The policy
of the firm is that all work will
in* completely guaranteed. No
work will be done Without auth
urination of the vehicle ownei
and a completely itemized slate
meat will be presented
Assisting his father in the new
business will be Rogei Kverett,
who will work during school ya
cation.
Refreshments will be served
and the general public us cordial
ly invited to drop in and inspect
the new business establishment
with
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