TELEVISION PROGRAMS FOR THE WEEK
KINI
Channel Two
FRIDAY. JULY 25
4 if) Living Alaska with Laura
Hendricks
Iron Mickey Mouse Club
ft 00—Kurtoon Karnival
f 20 We -vc Got Your Number
4 25 Weather
t J0 News
r oo—Fashion Show
7.15 Turnagain-by - the-Sea
ri 30 Father Knows Bust
b oo Target
1 30 You Bet Your Life
i 00 Turn of Fate
I* 30 Buckskin
1ft'00 News Halites
f 05 Nightmare
SATURDAY. JULY 26
* !0 The i: the Answer
‘ 00 Woody Woodpecker
i 30 Zoito
t 00 Kartoon Karnival
t 30 News
r 00 Clue Adams Show
T. 30 All Star Golf
1 30 Thin Man
y 00 Lawrence Welk Show
( 00 New Hllite
i i . Channel 2 Flayhou.se
SUNDAY. JULY 27
1 30 Oral Roberts
; 00 Knmi the Pastors Study
l SJj Christian Science
} 30 Sunday Matinee
t 16 Tlu? is On- Life
: 4 > KBNI TV Sports Desk
30 This is the Life
* 00—Lone Ranger ABC
t 10 TBA
’ 00 Adventures of Met S aw
'• 30 Big Story
i (io Shirley Temple G Storybook
V oO The Californians
* 30 Loretta Young Show
t 00 News Hilites
i i> i Channel 2 i‘layhouse
MONDAY. JULY 28
4 4f> Living Alaska
f 00 Mu k> Mouse Club
4 ho Kai l non Karnivttl
t :;0 W* ve Got Youi Number
i :»5 The Weather
4 30 News
* 00 Turning Point
’ 30 Wagon Tram
i 30 Hit Parade
f 00 20 men
t 30 Navy Log
(» 00 News Highlights
h 0:» Channel Two Playhouse
3f> Closing Thought foi day
TUESDAY. JULY 29
* 4;> Variety Turn
• 00 Mickey Mouse Club
i 00 Kurtoon Kantival
i 20 We’ve Got Your Number
- :2ft- Weather
i o News
00 Perry Comb 'Show
f»00 Sehlit/ Playhouse
i o Adventures of Jim Bowie
f 00 < Opening Night
'$* to This is Your Life
1 00 New." iidltes
i Oh Chevy Show
00 Final News Edition
Oh Closing thought for day
WEDNESDAY, JULY 3U
4 45 loving Alaska
; (Ml Mickey' Mouse Club
t (to Kart non Karnlval
i 20 We ve (!**t Your Number
t 2ft Weather
f 30 News
00 The Life of Itiley
30 Broken Arrow ABC
00 Walk Top Tunes Hr New
Talent
f 08 Jettsoson Drum
ft 30 TBA
if Oh News Billies
0 Oh K i af t I'V Du ater
05 Closing Thought for day
THU BSP AY, JULY 31
4 4h Variety Time
: 00 Mi< key Mouse Club
1 00 Kurtoon Kai nival
( 20 We’ve Got Your Number
i 25 Weather
t 30 News
T, 00 Pioneer Pete Show
*, 15 Town and CmuitVv
Greatest Dramas
V 0 ‘Disneyland Donald Duck
Story
i 30-Wyatt Warp ABC
! 00 - Fat Boom Chevy Show
room
t 30 Price is Flight Prerpier
0 dd News Hilites
.0 05 Million Dollar Movies
1 30 dosing though for the day
KTVA
Channel Eleven
FRIDAY. JULY 25
2:00 Mid Day matinee
3:00 Gerry Moore Show
3:15 Beat the Clock
3 '10 Hostess House
4:00" Kitchen Kapers
4:30 Buckaroos
5:30 Big Picture
6:00—Captain Kangaroo, CBS
0:30—CBS & An eh. News
7:00 Ome and Harriet
7:30 Pantomijie Quiz:
8:00 Big Records
8:30 Ft. Rich, in Review
8:43 Cities Art* What Men
Make Them
9:00 O’Henry Playhouse
0:30 Top Plays of 1950
10:00 Weather
10.03 News and Sports Final
10:10 What’s Going On
10:30 Feature Theater
SATURDAY. JULY 26
4:00 Saturday Western Matinee
3.30 Captain Kangaroo
6:30 Sat news & news round up
7 00 The Whitey Pullen Shw
7:30 Hi Adventure
8:30 Ranch Party
9:00 Gale Slumi
9:30 Gun-snioke
10:00 Union Oil News Hilites
10:05 Premiere Parade
SUNDAY. JULY 27
3:00 Faith for Today
3 30 Church in the Home
4:00 Sunday Playhouse
5:30 Libel ace
0 00 Ten Pin Chatter
6:13 Off to Adventure
6:30 Amos and Andy
7 00 Lassie
7:30 Brothers
8:00 Ed Sullivan
9:00 $64,000 Challenge
9 30 Confidential File
10:00 Sheaffer Tone News Hi
lites
10:05 MGM Sunday Showcase
MONDAY, JULY 28
I I 45 Arthur Godfrey
12:15 Noontime News
12:30 Search tor Tomorrow
12:45 Guiding I ight
1:00 Whir ley lords
1:50 As the World Turns
2:00 Belli the Clock
2:30 Art Linkletter
3:00 Hostess tlouse
3 30 ftecipe Time
4:oo Brighter Day
4 15 Ilomemakers llilites
1 30 Edge of Night
5:00 Bye karoos
0 00 Sparkles Lire Dept
0.15 CBS & Anchorage News
reel
0:50 Weather
7:00 Bengal I aneeis
7:30 Burns and Allen
tt tin Kobin Hood
0:30 Our Miss Brooks
9 oo Studio One
10 00 Union Oil News Halites
10:05 MOM Monday Movie
TUESDAY, JULY 29
11:45 Gary Moon
12 15 Noontime News
12 30 Search hi. Tomorrow
12:45 Guiding Light
1 00 Bengal Lancers
1 30 As the World Turns
2 00 Beat the Clock
2:30 Art Link letters House
Party
3 00 Hostess House
4:00 Brighter Day
4 15 Modern Home Digest
4:30 Edge of Night
5:00 The Buekarous
(I 00 Town Topics
0. H> CBS & Anch. Newsreel
0:50 Weather Report
7:00 T»i 1 e s p o t Is Dige s t
7:30 “Phil Silver CBS”
8:00 ■ “Name That Tune"...CBS
8:30 San Francisco Beat
SHOO Spotlight Playhouse
9:30 Millionaire
10 oo Union Oil News Lillies
10:30 Wrestling From Holly
wood
WEDNESDAY. JULY DO
II In Christophers
12:15■ Noon!ime News
12:30 Search for Tomorrow CBS
12:4ft Guiding Light
I 00 Big Picture
1 30 As the World Turns
2:00 Beat the Clock
2:30 Art Link letter
3:00 Hostess House
3:30 Recipe Time
4:00 Brighter Day
4:15 KTVA Presents
4:30 Edge of Night
ft: 00 Buc karoos
0:00 Town Topics
6 1ft CBS A Audi. News
0:50 Weather
7:00 -Gene Autry
7:30 Anchorage Progre»s Report
8:00 Hie Honeymoooers
8:30 Pluyhonse 00
THURSDAY, JULY 24
BOY SCOUTS Legion Hall, 7
p.m.
EXPLORERS, Elks Hall, 7:30 p.m.
PIONEER GRANGE, Grange
Hall, ti p.m.
FRIDAY, JULY 25
Father-Son Cain pout, Duffs Lake
SUNDAY, JULY 27
D.V.B.S. ILway Chureh of God,
7 p.m. - S) p.m.
MONDAY, JULY 28
PALMER KIWANIS, Grange
Hall, noon
M E.A BOARD, M E A. Meeting
Room, H p in.
GARDEN CLUB, Grange Hull, ti
p.m.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH WOMEN
Community band, Central
School, 7:30 p m
WEDNESDAY, JULY 30
ELKS, Elks Hall, 8 p.m.
THURSDAY. JULY 31
AMERICAN LEGION, Legion
Hall, » ip.m.
LEGION AUXILIARY, Craft
Room, 8 p.m.
KTVA- Channel 11
10:00 Union Oil, Nows I lilite.
10:05 MOM Marquee
THURSDAY. JULY 31
11:45 Arthur Godfrey
12:15 Noontime News
12:30 Sr.mli tor Tomorrow
12 15 Guiding Undo
1 oo HooeyuuMmeffl
1:30 As the World Turns
2:00 Heat. t!»t ('lock
2:30 Art Link Otter's House
Party
3.00 Hostess House
Luo Bnghier 1 >a>
4:13 KTVA Presents
4:30 Edge of Night
5:00 The Hue karoos
i t» t)i) Building & Ser ving Audi
car age
ILLS CDS & Audi. Newsreel
0:50 Weather
7.00 Whirly Birds
7:30 Sgt. Preston C B S.
8:00 I’ve Got a Secret
8:30 H. Richardson tn Review
8:45 Cities are what nun make
9:00 Silent Service
9 30 O'Henry Playhouse
10:00 Union Oil News Hilitcs
10:05 IVKi.M Thursday Theatre
Garden Wedding Unites
Roberta Sharp and
Henry S. Towner
A white arbor in the garden of
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sharp, of Pal*
mer, was the setting for the wed
ding of their daughter, Miss Ro
berta Jeanne Sharp, to Henry
Sherman Towner, on Sunday af
ternoon, July 20.
The arbor was flanked with
floral arrangements of while
glad iota, and had a background
of flame lilies and fern. Other
flowers in the garden provided
color and beauty for the simple
but impressive ceremony which
W41.S performed by Reverend A.
Skinner,
Given in marriage by her fath
er, the bride wore a ballerina
length dress, designed ana maue
for her by the maid of honor,
Miss Jill Cope. The dress, of white
all-over embroidered taffeta, was
made with a softly rounded neck
line, cap sleeves, a fitted, hip
length bodice and a full skirt with
impressed pleats.
Small, pink and white roses
decorated tin* clip on head piece
wont by tile bride, and tier cor
sage was of pink roses. For some
thing old she wore a gold locket,
loaned by her mother foi the oc
casion.
Maid of honor, Jill Cope, was
attired in a full skirted, blue and
gold on white nylon sheer, over
blue taffeta, hei head piece was
also of small roses, and her cor
sage a pink lily.
Mrs. Sharp chose a purple, silk
print for tier daughters wedding
and with it she wore black acces
sories and a corsage of white ear
nations.
The groom’ mother, Mrs. Can
dill, won tunpmise and black
[irinted nylon sheer with white
accessories and her corsage was
also of white carnations.
Put Williams, brother of the
groom, was best man.
Mrs. Albert Prey sistei of the
groom, baked the four tiered
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NOTICE OF TAX LIEN FORECLOSURE,
PALMER INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT §
T<ike notice that the foreclosure list tor 1958 of delin- |
quent real property taxes in the Palmer Independent School []
District for 195? and prior tax years has been completed and is ;■
open lor inspection at the office of the Tax Assessor.
Take further notice that on September 18, 1958, said list
will bo presented to District Court of the Third Division _ for jj
judgement and order of sale, and that on said date, publica- |
lion of the roll together with penally, interest, and costs pi
shall commence. |j
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Take further notice that only when ail delinquent taxes,
penalties and interest as shown on said foreclosure list are j
paid in full on or before September 11, 1958, will a parcel be jti.
removed from the foreclosure list presented in District Court, j
After said dale, the pro rata cost of publication and foreclosure ,j
must be paid in addition to the tax. penalty and interest, and ;>
the property will not be stricken from the published roll.
Take further notice that on a date not less than 30 days ||
after filing the foreclosure list in Court, the court shall J
make judgement on said list and may order the properties ||
sold to the Palmer Independent School District. From that ;
date and for one year thereafter the various properties may
be redeemed, and after one year has ©lapsed the clerk of the f:j
court shall issue deeds direct to the School District, on the 1j
various properties not redeemed.
/»/ G. E* SMITH
President, Palmer Independent School District
/*/ Wm WAKELAND
'Fa x Asses$or*€ol lector
Published July 17 and 24, 1958
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wedding rake, which was served
to the guests immediately follow
mg the ceremony, with Miss Bet
ty Jo Wilson presiding at the re
freshment table.
Mrs. Bob Warner was in charge
of the guest book, and Mrs. Pearl
Trowbridge took care of the gifts.
The bridle lues resided in Ai
ii.ska for the past eight years, hav
mg come to Palmer with her
parents and two brothers from
New Bridge, Oregon, in 1950. Site
attended the Palmer schools and
was a member of the graduating
rlass from the Palmer High
School, last May. She has been
employed part time by the Credit
Union for the past, several
months.
The groom has lived in Alaska
for the past three years, having
moved here with his parents, Mr
and Mrs. J, Lee Caudill, from
Denting, New Mexico, in 1955.
He attended the Denting schools,
and is presently employed by the^
Storage und Dryer Loans
Available to
Alaskan farmers
Agricultural Stabilization Com
mittee Chairman, R, P Johnson,
has announced that grain stor
age and dryer loans will be avail
able to Alaskan Farmers.
Farmers may borrow up to ttO
percent of the cost of new storage
bins of approved construction
Loans run for 5 years at 4% in
terest; up to 75% of the cost of
new mobile drying equipment
may be borrowed on a three year
basis at 4% interest,
Complete details may be ob
tained from Lew 1 Tanks at the
Extension Service Office.
Fort Richardson Post Exchange
Service Station.
The young couple went to Lake
Louise for their wedding trip,
and on their return will make
their home at the Far North
[Trailer Court at Kagle River.
Hallea Lodge
Lake Lucille, Wasilla
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Phone FR-3310
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FIXTURES AND FITTINGS
NO. 12 CABLE 25c per It.
FREE ESTIMATES ON PLUMBING AND HOT
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TO OUR GOOD CUSTOMERS, THE FARMERS
AND CITIZENS OF THE VALLEY
It is our profound opinion, backed by many years of
experience, that insulting and degrading a customer’s
product indeed his livelihood is not conducive to
future sales. We have encouraged the growth of grain
in the Valley because it opens a vast new market
for harvesting, drying and storage machinery. This
machinery renders more of our local hay and grain
useful for feed purposes, thereby keeping more of our
hard earned dollars right here in the Valley where
they belong, thus making our Valley a better and
more prosperous place to live. Never let it be said
that we are so foolhardy as to think we can use
slanderous remarks as a drawing card for more
customers.
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Mutanuska Valley Farmers Cooperating Assn.
AtASKA'S OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE
TRUCK AND FARM IMPLEMENT DEALERS
Dining Out
is family fun
Dinner here is a grand "vacation'"
for Mom ... a special occasion for
the youngsters. Our menu has taste
treats for the whole family.
YOUR FAVORITE DRINKS BY AN EXPERT
MIXOLOGIST
You'll enjoy our courteous and efficient service
. . . the "extra" that makes our delicious
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Alpine Inn
Phil 6 Jeon O'Neill
Mile 61 .. Glenn Hiway.Phone Al-2601