TELEVISION PROGRAMS FOR THE WEEK ]
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Channel Two
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19
3fc00 Matinee lor Missus
3:45 Living Alaska with Laura
Hendricks
4;00 Tumbleweed Theatre
5:00 Mickey Mouse Club
6:00—Kartoon {Carnival
6:20 We-ve Got Your Number
6:25 - Weather
6{&0.News
?:00—-Fashion Show
7 15 -Inside Football
7:30 Superman
g«00 Target
8:30 TBA
9:00 TBA
9:30 Buckskin
10:00 News Behind the News
10:06—■ 'Nightmare
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20
4:00 Santa Comes to Town
4:30 Baptist Brotherhood
53)0 Zero 1960
6:30 Zorro
6:00—Kartoon Karnival
6:30-—News
*7:00—Chic Adams Show
7:30-- Ozzie & Harriet
3.00 Arthur Murray Show
3:30 Thus Man
8 00 Lawrence Welk Show
J6:00 News Hilites
10:05 Weather
10:10 Channel 2 Playhouse—
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 21
2:30 From the Pastors Study
2:45 Christian Science
3:O0 -Sunday Matinee
“Virginia City”
4:30 Bowling Stars
5:00 Zero 1960
5:00 Tele ventures in Hi FI
6:00—Lone Ranger ABC
6:30 Sari Francisco ’49ers
7:00 Bestless Gun
7.30 Naked City
a:00 Steve Allen Show
9:00 The Californians
9:30 Loretta Young Show
10:00 PNA News Hilites
10:05 Channel 2 Playhouse
“Dive Bomber”
MONDAY, DECEMBER 22
2:00 Matinee for Missus
3:45 Living Alaska
4 00 Tumbleweed Theatre
4:45 Santa’s Storybook
3:00 Micky Mouse Club
0:00—Kartooti Karruval
6:20 We’ve Gbit Your Number
6:25 The Weather
6-10 -News
7:00 TEA
7:30- - W agon Train
6:30 TEA
9.00 Rifleman
9:30 Laurence Welk
10. -CH# News behind the news
>0T0 Champagne Theatre
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 23
2:00 Matinee for Missus
4:00 Tumbleweed Theatre
4:45 Santa's Storybook
3<00 Mickey Mouse Club
6:00—Kartoon Karnival
6:20 We’ve Got Your Number
tfc25.Weather
6:30 News
7:00 Perry Como Show
8:00 Sehlitz Playhouse
8 30 --The Price is Right
9:00 Steve Cany an
9:30 This is Your Life
10:60 News 1 Elites
MM Dinah Share, Chevy Show I
11, *00 Closing thought for day
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 24
2:00 Matinee for Missus
3:30 Living Alaska
4 00 Tumbleweed Theatre
4:45 Santa’s Storybook
5:00 Mickey Mouse Club
6:00—Kartoon Karnival
6:20 We’ve Got Your Number
6:25 Weather
6 30 News
7:00 TBA
7:30 You Bet Your Life
8:00 Maverick
9:00 Kraft Music Hall
9:30 -Pat Masterson
10:00 News Behind the News
10:05 WSC Football Game
3 0:10 Kraft Mystery Theater
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 25
2:00 Matinee fur Missus
3 45 Living Alaska
4:00 Tumbleweed Theatre
4:45 Santa’s Storybook
5:00 Mickey Mouse Club
6:00—Kartoon Karnival
8:20 We’ve Got Your Number
6:25.Weather
6:30.-News
7:00 -Wildlife 101
7:30 Disneyland
8:30—Wyatt Earp ARC
9:00 jPat Boone
9:30 Touchdown
10:00 News Behind the News
10:10- Million Dollar Movie
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KTVA
Channel Eleven
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 19
11:45 Search for tomorrow -CBS
12:00--Love of Life--CBS
12:00 Noontime News
12:45- The Guiding light—CBS
1:00 Your Army Neighbor
1:30 As the World Turns .CBS
2:00 Jimmy Dean Show—CBS
2:30 -Art Linkletter’s House
Party—CBS
3:00 Hostess House
3:30 Recipe Time
4:00 The Brighter Day CBS
4:15.-Your K-9 Friends
4:0- The Edge of Night—CBS
5:00 -The Buckaroos
6:00 Town Topics
6:15-.-CBS & Anchorage News
reel
6:50 Weather Report PNA
7:00 Pro Football Hilites
7:30 Gale Storm Show- CBS
8:00 Big 10
8:30 Father Knows Best CBS
9:00 To Tell the Truth—CBS
9:30 Fun with a Hammond
9:45 Alaska Brewing Company
10 00 Union Oil News Hilites
10:05 -Northwest Airlines Wea
ther
10:10 MGM Academy Theatre
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20
_ 2:00 Saturday Western Matinee
’ 3:45 What teenagers want to
know
4:00 ■ Chuck’s DJ Dance Party
5:00 Captain Kangaroo
6:00 Through the magic window
6:30 Sat, news
7:00 When It All Began
7:30 High Adventure
8:30.Wanted Dead or Alive--.
CBS
9:00 Have Gun. Will Travel
9:30 Gunsmoke
"o 00 Union Oil News
10:05—Northwest Airlines Wea*
ther
10:10 .Premiere Parade
“Next Time We Love’'
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 21
1:30 Church in the Home
2:00 -Faith for Today
2:30 -Sunday Playhouse
4:00 Ten Pin Chatter
4:30 Ft. Rich, in Review
4:45 -Cities Are What Men Make
Them
5:00 Championship Bowling
6:00 Sinai! World
6:30 Fairy Snow Queen
7 00 Lassie
7:30 Bachelor Fattier
8:00 Ed Sullivan
9:00 Jackie Gleason Show
9:30 Keep Talking
10:00' - Sheaf fer Gram News Hi
lites
10:05 MGM Sunday Showcase
“A Christmas Carol”’' ■■
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MONDAY, DECEMBER 22
11:15 Search lor Tomorrow
11:3$ -Sunrise Semester
12:00 Love of life
12:30 -Noontime News
S 2:45 <3aiding light
1:00 -Command Performance
1:30- As the World Turns
2:00 Jimmy Dean Show
2:30 Art Linkletter
3:00.Hostess House
3:30 -Recipe Time
4:00 -Brighter Day
4:15.Secret Storm
4:30 -Edge of Night
5:00—Christian Day School Kin
dergarten Chorus.
5:30 Buckaroos
0:00- Sparkles Fire Dept
6:15 CBS & Anchorage News
reel
6:50—Weather
7:00 Know Alaska
7:30' - Cary Moore Show
8-30 The Texan
9:00 Star in the Night
0:30 '.Lamb m the Manger
0:00—Union Oil News Hilites
0:05 Northwest A.irlmes Weather
0:05 MGM Monday Movie
“Come Live 'With Me”
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23
1:15 ■ "Search for Tomorrow
1:30 -Patti Page
2:00 ■ Love of Life—C.B.S.
”:30 - Noontime News
:45.Guiding Light *
Homemaker Hilites
S.P.C.A Program
As the World Turns
2:00 - Jimmy Dean Show
2:&0—Art Link letters House
1:00
1:15
1:30
Prrty
3:00 Hostess House
1:00 -Brighter Day
1:15-.The SeeretStorm
5:00—Btyfck&roois '
6:00—Town Topics
6:15—CBS & AbcIl Newsreel
6:50—Weather Report
7:00 -Hie First Christmas
7:30—“Phil Silver—CBS”
8:00—“Name That Tune”—CBS
8:30 San Francisco Beat
9:00—Red Skeleton Show
9:30— Millionaire
10:00.-Union Oil News Hilies
10:05—Northwest Airlines Wea
ther
10:10—Chicago Wresiling
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 24
11:15 Search for Tomorrow
11:30 Sunrise Semester
12:00 -Love of Life—C.B.S.
12:30—Noontime News
12:4a—Guiding Light
1:00 -Bengal Lancers
1:30—As tiie World Turns
2:00—Jimmy Dean Show
2:30 -Art Linkletter
3:00—Hostess House
3:30.Recipe Time
4:00- -Brighter Day
4:15 Secret Storm
4:30—Edge of Night
5:00 Buckaroos
6:00 -The Littlest Angel
6:15—CBS & Anch. News
6:50—Weather
7:00 Little Match Girl
7:30 Bengal Lancers
8:00—The Honeymooners
8:30 Playhouse 90
10:00—Union Oil—News Hilites
10:05 Northwest Airlines Wea
ther
10:10 MGM Marquee
“Tough Guy”
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 25
11:15 Search for Tomorrow
11:30 The Little Match Girl
12:00 Love of Life
12:30 Noontime News
12:45 Guiding Light
1:00 -We senne
1:15 Hidden Beat
1:30 —As the World Turns
2:00—Oral Roberts Christinas
Story
2:30 Art Linkletter’s House
Party
3:00 Hostess House
4:00 Brighter Day
4:15 The Secret Storm
4:30- Edge of Night
5:00.Amos Andy Christmas
Show
5:30 The Buckaroos
6:00 -Building & Serving Anch
oarage
6:15—CBS & Anch. Newsreel
6:50—Weather
7 :G0—Whirly Birds
7:30 Fun with a Hammond
7:45 Inside Football.
8:00 IVe Got a Secret
8:30- Yaney Derringer
0:00 —Silen t Service
9:30 Person to Person
10:00 Union Gil News Hilites
10:05.-Northwest Airlines Wea
ther
10:10 -MGM Thursday Theatre
“Presenting Lilly Mars”
John R. Reed, BT3, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Reed of Palmer,
is home on a 30-day leave from
his duties aboard the U. S. S.
Cromwell, a destroyer escort sta
tioned at present at Boston, Mass.
This is his first visit home in
over two and one half years.
Mrs. Rivera Hiber of Eska was";
awarded the electric train which
was offered by Theta Chapter,
Beta Sigma Phi.
Palmer Education—
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department.
3. Thorough study of relationship
between borroughs and cities
before enacting legislation.
4. Recommend full support for
Department of Education bud
get for fiscal year beginning
July 1 1959.
5. Full support for deficiency
appropriation for school trans
portation and for schools with-*
in the incorporated districts.
6. Increase annual increments
and increment steps as follows:
(a) Three-year regular certifi
cate; from $125.00 to $150
annual increment increase
and increase steps from 3
to 5.
(fa) Bachelor's degree: from
$150 to $175 annual incre
ment increase and increase
steps from 8 to 12.
(c) Bachelor’s degree plus 20
semester hours: give an
nual $200 increment.
(d) Masters Degree: from $175
increase and increase steps
to $225 Annual increment
; from 12 to 15.
The three legislators agreed j
with most of the proposed 6-point j
recommendations, but expressed
reluctance in making firm prom
ises on several phases which in
volved expenditures of additional
funds, if the recommendations
I were adopted.
“I cannot promise to go along
with item 5 until I have studied
the facts more thoroughly, but 1
will support all phases of Item
6, only if funds are available,”
said Mr. Moody.
Mr. Fisher shared Moody’s
views with added remarks that
emphasized the importance and
passage of item 6 to assure Al
askan schools better teachers.
Representative Jim Hurley
gave concise and direct expres
sion of his views on the recom
mendations.
“On item one there’s nothing
to worry about. We’ll have a
state board of education. It is
necessary in order to qualify for
federal matching funds; and
whether it functions as an advis
ory or governing board remains
to be seen”, explained Hurley.
Harley did not agree with lim
iting state school board mem
bers to two year terms. He con
tends that experience is a great
asset on any board or organiza
tion. He also refuted the defic
iency appropriation item because
it is something we have to face,
whether we like it or not.
On item No. six, Hurley agreed
that something should be done to
increase salaries of deserving
teachers, either by meremenent
increase or some other just meth
od, to keep an improved teaching
staff.
A suggestion offered by Hurley
was that an equalization of pupil
assessments throughout the state
be sought.
Earlier in the evening, maestro
Lee Plumbley’s Schniekeifritz
band played several selections to j
add festivity to the occasion..
Howard McAllister was pro
gram chairman, assisted by Miss
“Ssnior Follies”
To Be Presented
Chi Friday afternoon at the
high school the Senior class will
present to the students of Pal
mer High School the Senior Fol
lies,
The follies will display talents
of the seniors, as well as other )
students. The theme will center j
around high society, with the j
show taking students on an im
aginary visit to different night
spots across the United States.
Presentations will include sing
ing, dancing, and comedy acts,
and musical instrumentals.
Introductions to the various
acts will be made by Roberta
Uzelac and Pat Schaefer.
CHRISTMAS LIGHTS
BEING PUT UP BY
LOCAL JAYCEES
Battling the elements (Matan
uska winds), members of the Ma
ta nuska Valley Junior Chamber
of Commerce, are repairing dam
ages done to their Christmas dec
orations and completing the
hanging of colored-light garlands
in the city.
In addition to the strings of
colored lights the Jaycees will
decorate a 16-foot Christmas tree
and the train which are located
in Colony Park. The Jaycees
need additional light bulbs and
will be calling upon home owners
to donate at least one bulb to
the project which will provide
Christmas decorations in the
business sections of Palmer for
the first time.
The Jaycees expressed then
appreciation to the many mer
chants who made contributions to
the project, and to those persons
who have donated light bulbs.
Betty Jo Riddle, Mrs. John Aper
was social chairman. Dinner, pre
pared by Harold Dunn and Claire
Stock was served by members of
Future Homemaker’s Club.
The FRONTIERSMAN Pag® Sfc
Wednesday, December 17, 1958
Community College—
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ary 5, 1959.
Registration fee, $1.50 per
year.
Matriculation fee, $5, Univer
sity of Alaska, payable once.
NOTE: All history courses
were inadvertently omitted from
the questionnaire. They will be
offered and will include History
of Russia which will be taught by
James McKenzie high school
history teacher.
Local Government—
(Continued from page 1)
determine how the boroughs will
be established. The Constitution
provides that the boroughs will
reflect uniformity of problems,
population, geography, transpor
tation and other local facts. The
governing body of the borough
will be known as the Borough
Assembly and will be composed
of at least one member of a city
council (where a city is included
in the borough) and representa
lives from outside the city,
chosen by the voters.
He concluded his talk with a
brief resume of home rule, term
ed as a local government unit. Ii
organized, would be based on a
charter.
Among guests at tbg meeting
was Douglas Hunt, representa
tive of the Konikson Lumber
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We invite you to have
Christmas dinner with
us.
Traditionai foods pre
pared for your enjoy
ment by
VIRGINIA GOR1ZCK1
Hotel Coffee Shop
Open from 8 a.m. to II p.m.
Each Day
You are invited to
THE CHRISTMAS SERVICES of the
UNITED PROTESTANT CHURCH
Dec. 21 CHRISTMAS SUNDAY WORSHIP 11:00 a.m.
Sermon: ''Christmas in Three Dimensions''
Anthem Jr. Sermon Nursery
Dec. 21 SUNDAY SCHOOL CHRISTMAS PROGRAM 7:30 p.m.
Dec. 24 ANNUAL CANDLELIGHT SERVICE 8:00 p.m.
Music by the Choir
Carols by the Congregation
Candle-lighting Observance
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