| SUNDAY, MARCH 28 Kitchen Magic
12:00 The Living Book > Kate Smith
12:30 This Is The Life 4:00 Welcome Travelers
1:00 What's In A Word 4:30 On Your Account
1:30 Frontiers of Faith 5:00 Pinky Lee
i 2:00 What's Your Question 5:30 Howdy Doody
3 2:30 American Forum 6:00 Kit Carson
3:00 Let's Ask Them 6:30 Cisco Kid
3:30 Kukla, Fran & Ollie 7:00 Franklin D. Coslett—News
4:00 A Conversation with 7:15 Barry Sherman—Sports
i Alfred P. Sloan Jr. / 7:30 - Dinah Shore
i 4:30 Jubilee Gang 7:45 John Cameron Swayze
8 5:00 Hallmark Hall of Fame —News
6:00 = Johnny Jupiter 8:00 Milton Berle
i 6:30 Roy Rogers 9:00 Fireside Theatre
i 7:00 Paul Winchell Show 9:30 Circle Theatre
8 7:30 1 Led Three Lives 10:00 Judge For Yourself
§ 8:00 Roger & Hammerstein 10:30 Fin, Fur & Feathers
: 9:30 TV Playhouse 11:00 Harvey Miller—News
10:00 Loretta Young Show 11:45 Mardi Gras Parade
10:30 Twin News WEDNESDAY, MARCH 381
10:45 Man Against Crime 7:00 Today
n 11:15 Industry On Parade 9:00 Test Pattern
11:30 Sign Off 10:00 Ding Dong School
MONDAY, MARCH 29 10:30 One Man’s Family
7:00 Today 10:45 Three Steps To Heaven
9:00 Test Pattern 11:00 WBRE-TV Film Magazine
10:00 Ding Dong School NOON Bride and Groom
1030 One Man's Family 12:30 Betty White Show
10:45 Three Steps To Heaven 2:00 Bits of Hits
11:00 WBRE-TV Film Magazine 2:30 Kitchen Magic
NOON Bride and Groom 3:00 Kate Smith"
12:15 Hawkins Falls 4:00 Welcome Travelers
> 12:30 Betty White Show 4:30 On Your Account
2:00 Bits of Hits 5:00 Pinky Lee
2:30 Kitchen Magic 5:30 Howdy Doody
3:00 Kate Smith 6:00 W-Bar-E Ranch
4:00 Welcome Travelers 7:00 Franklin D, Coslett—News
4:30 On Your Account 7:15 Jim McCarBy News
5:00 Pinky Lee 7:30 Eddie Fisher
5:30 Howdy Doody 7:45 John Cameron Swayze
6:00 W-Bar-E Ranch —News
7:00 Franklin D. Coslett—News 8:00 1 Married Joan
7:15 Jim McCarthy—Sports 8:30 My Little Margie
7:80 Roto Magician 9:00 Foreign Intrigue
7:45 John Cameron Swayze 9:30 Story Theatre
8 —News 10:00 This Is Your Life ;
8:00 Name That Tune 10:30 Boston Blackie
X 8:30 Voice of Firestone 11:00 Bill Connelly—News
9:00 Dennis Day THURSDAY, APRIL 1
& 9:30 Rbt. Montgomery Presents 7:00 Today
é : 10:30 Favorite Story 0:00 Test Pattern
i 11:00 Harvey Miller—News 10:00 Ding Dong School
) TUESDAY, MARCH 30 10:30 One Man’s Family
i 7:00 Today 10:45 Three Steps To Heaven
§ 9:00 [Test Pattern 11:00 WBRE-TV Film Magazine
x 10:00 Ding Dong School NOON Bride and Groom
10:30 One Man's Family 12:15 Hawkins Falls
10:45 [Three Steps To Heaven 12:30 - Betty White Show
11:00 'WBRE-TV Film Magazine 2:00 Bits of Hits
NR NOON Bride and Groom 2:30 Kitchen Magic
Ln 12:15 Hawkins Falls 3:00 Kate Smith
12:30 Betty White Show 4:00 Welcome Travelers
SUNDAY, MARCH 28
Adventures In Israel
Kathleen Sweeney
Film Feature
The Pastor
Sunday Chapel
Your Dogs
Film Feature
Marsha’s Show Time
Film Feature
3:30 Elmer Davis
3:45 ' At Issue
4:00 ‘ Roller Derby
5:00 . Super Circus :
6:00 Tony Grant's Stars
6:30 - George Jessel Show
7:00 “You Asked For It
7:30 Paul Whiteman TV Teen
: Club
The Mask
Walter Winchell
Jane Pickens Show
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9:30 ‘Dr. I. Q.
Break the Bank
19:30 ' G.E. Playhouse
11:30 Sign Off
MONDAY, MARCH 29
9:00 Breakfast Club
i 10:00 Musical Clock
11:00 Fit as a Fiddle
11:15 University of the Air
12:80 Test Pattern
1:30 Musical Clock
2:00 A Woman's Place
2:30 News
2:45 Matinee Theatre
3:45 [Rumpus Room
4:45 Trading Post
6:00 Carousel
6:30 (Carousel
7:00 Carousel
7:15 John Daly and the News
7:30 Jamie Story
i 8:00 Sky King
% 8:30 Film Feature
i 9:00 Junior Press Conference
: 9:30 Racket Squad
: ‘uy 10:00 Boxing from Eastern Pkway
] Lo © 10:45 The Big Playback
11:00 Western Theatre
12:00 ' Sign Off
TUESDAY, MARCH 30
Breakfast Club
Musical Clock
‘Where But In America
University of the Air
Test Pattern
Musical Clock
A Woman's Place
News
Matinee Theatre
Rumpus Room
Trading Post
Carousel
Carousel
Carousel
: John Daly and the News
Mr. and Mrs. North
{Fulton Sheen Life Is Worth
Living
Pantomime Quizz
Danny Thomas Show
Motorolo TV
The Name's the Same
Dollar A Second
11:30 Western Theatre
12:30 Sign Off
© WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31
9:00 Breakfast Club
10:00 Musical Clock
11:00 Science Is Fun
11:15 University of the Air
12:00 Mest Pattern
1:30 Musical Clock
2:00 A Woman's Place
2:30 News
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Matinee Theatre
Rumpus Room
Trading Post
Carousel
Carousel
Carousel
John Daly and the News
Mark Saber
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People
Film Feature .
Frigidaire Showtime
The Leathernecks
Rocky King Detective
‘Wrestling
Sign Off
THURSDAY, APRIL 1
Breakfast Club
Musical Clock
Junior Americans
University of the Air
Test Pattern
Musical Clock
A Woman's Place
News
Matinee Theatre
Rumpus Room
Trading Post
Carousel
Carousel
Carousel
John Daly and the News
Lone Ranger
It’s About Time
Ray Bolger Show
Talent Patrol
Kraft TV Theatre
G.E. Theatre
The of Paris
Sign Off
FRIDAY, APRIL 2
Breakfast Club
Musical Clock
Young Artists
University of the Air
Test Pattern
Musical Clock
A Woman's Place
News
Matinee Theatre
Rumpus Room
Trading Post
Carousel
Adventures of Blinkey
Carousel
Carousel
John Daly and the News
Range Rider
Adventures of Ozzie and
Harriet
Pepsi Cola Playhouse
Broadway to Hollywood
Who's the Boss
Chance of a Lifetime
Ideal Family Theatre
Crime of the Century
Sign Off
SATURDAY, APRIL 3
Space Patrol
Film Feature
The Big Picture
Test Pattern
Musical Clock
To be announced
Theatre 34
Lady Behave
Dotty Mack Show
On Your Way
Leave It to the Girls
Film Feature
Fort Dix Presents
Saturday Night Fights
Fight Talk
Col. Humphrey Flack
Film Feature
(Wrestling
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2:00 Bits and Hits
Ingathering
‘Beaumont Church
Voices Appeal
Beaumont Seventh Day Advent-
ists started their annual drive
for funds this week, for the support
of world-wide missionary work.
Rehabilitation work in Korea will
come in for a large share. Pastor
H. C. Reading said, Adventists op-
erate war orphanages and hospitals
which have been overflowing al-
most from the beginning of the
Korean War.
The loeal church plans to reach
its $425 goal in six weeks through
member and business firm contri-
butions and door-to-door solicita-
tion. The amount raised last year
was $426.
On a national scale last year’s
appeal netted $3,715,000, virtually
all of which went directly into hu-
manitarian work. Projects support-
ed from Ingathering funds are ad-
ministered by existing church or-
ganizations with income derived
elsewhere.
Adventists themselves last year
gave more than $56,000,000 for
support of a program of missions,
medical and educational work in
195 countries.
Community welfare work done
here in 1953 is valued at $160, re-
ports Mrs. Mattie Straley, home
missions director.
“Christian missions at home and
abroad have always been one of
the most powerful forces for en-
lightening backward peoples,” Pas-
tor Reading said in announcing this
year’s drive. ‘Millions of persons
are being helped to help them-
selves,” he added. This is the ef-
fective way to build solidly for a
more progressive free world.”
HIMMLER
THEATRE
Dallas, Pa.
TODAY & TOMORROW
“FLIGHT NURSE”
with Joan Leslie
and Forrest Tucker
also: News & Cartoon
MONDAY & TUESDAY
“KISS ME KATE”
with Kathryn Grayson
and Howard Keel
also: Cartoon
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
March 31 & April 1
“ANNIE GET
YOUR GUN”
with Betty Hutton
and Howard Keel
also: Cartoon
Always Free Parking!
Slan-Lite
DRIVE-IN
TUNKHANNOCK, PA.
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
DOUBLE FEATURE
“The Lone Hand”
Technicolor
Joel McCrea, Barbara Hale
“Story of a secret outlaw empire
that ruled the Rockies”
PLUS
“Loose In London”
Leo Gorcey and
The Bowery Boys
Also “Mr. Magoo” Cartoon
SUNDAY ONLY
“Tulsa”
Technicolor
Robert Preston, Susan Hayward
“Where blood and oil
often mixed”
PLUS CO-FEATURE
“Johnny The
Giant Killer”
New, full-length
Technicolor Cartoon
Waterstripes
Move To Farm
Rev. Weldon Takes
Up Pastoral Duties
Rev. and Mrs. E. J. Waterstripe,
Sweet Valley, moved from the
Church of Christ parsonage on Tues-
day to their farm on Shickshinny
RD 1, three miles below their for-
mer residence. Rev. and Mrs. Don-
ald G. Weldon and their two chil-
dren, from Atlanta, Georgia, moved
into the vacant parsonage on Wed-
nesday.
Rev. Weldon preached in Sweet
Valley as a candidate for the posi-
tion in February, one of several who
were considering the appointment.
Rev. Waterstripe rounded out
twenty-five years of service to the
church last month,. the occasion
marked by a surprise party for the
retiring minister.
Rev. Waterstripe is a native of
Missouri. He preached in that
State, and in Northern New York,
Avis and Flemington before settling
in Sweet Valley. Mrs. Waterstripe
taught school in Sweet Valley for
thirty-seven years, retiring last
year.
The retired couple plan to raise
vegetables and flowers but not do
extensive farming.
Rev. Weldon will assume pasto-
ral duties this Sunday. Before re-
turning to Atlanta, he served in
Hawaii.
Home Topics
Cost of Lighting—The initial cost
of fluorescent lighting usually is
higher than that of incadescent,
Sanna Black, Penn State extension
home management specialist, re-
ports. But the operating cost of
fluorescent lighting is lower. It
gives between two and three times
more light for the same wattage as
filament ‘bulbs
Undercook Certain Freezer Foods
—Meats and vegetables that are
headed for the freezer in stews, spa-
ghetti sauce, and similar combina-
tions should be slightly undercooked,
Marjorie Wormeck, Penn State ex-
tension nutrition specialist, says.
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
©. March 26-27
2 Terrific Hits 2
“Jet blasting aces in action”
You will ride with them—See
“SABRE JET”
Robert Stack, Colleen Gray
ALSO
A dame that will give you
a hard time!
“INSIDE JOB”
Preston Foster, Ann Rutherford
SUNDAY & MONDAY
Mickey Spilane’s
March 28-29
“], THE JURY”
The violence, dynamite story
Plus Comedy—Cartoons
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY __
March 30-31
Edward G. Robinson in
“YICE SQUAD”
This will thrill you
., without competition!
Plus Comedy—Cartoons
THURSDAY ONLY
APRIL 1
Your Family Nite
$1.00 Carload $1.00
Bring the Entire Family
DOUBLE TREAT
“THE RED HEAD
AND COWBOY”
Glenn Ford, Shendg Fleming
“PASSAGE. WEST”
John Payne, Dennis O'Keefe
Enjoy the fun ... Come Early
5:00
5:30
6:00
7:00
7:15
7:30
7:45
Pinky Lee
Howdy Doody
W-Bar-E Ranch
Franklin D. Coslett—News
Barry Sherman—Sports
Dinah Shore
John Cameron Swayze
—News
Groucho Marx
The Unexpected
Dragnet
Ford Theatre
10:00 Death Valley Days
10:30 Your TV Theatre
11:00 Harvey Miller
11:10 Armchair Theatre
“Slander House”
FRIDAY, APRIL 2
Today
Test Pattern
Ding Dong School
10:30 One Man's Family
10:45 [Three Steps To Heaven
11:00 'WBRE-TV Film Magazine
NOON Bride and Groom
12:15 Hawkins Falls
12:30 Betty White Show
2:00 Bits of Hits
2:30 Kitchen Magic
3:00 Kate Smith
4:00 Welcome Travelers
4:30 On Your Account
5:00 Pinky Lee
"5:30 Howdy Doody
8:00
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9:30
7:00
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‘W-Bar-E Ranch
Franklin D. Coslett—News
Jim McCarthy—Sports
Eddie Fisher
John Cameron Swayze
—News
Garroway At Large
Life of Riley
Big Story
Campbell Sound Stage
Cavalcade of Sports
Greatest Fights of the
Century
Harvey Miller—News
Armchair Theatre
“Danger Zone”
SATURDAY, APRIL 8
Faith For Today
Big Picture
Roller Derby
Saturday Matinee
Tops, Taps & Tunes
W-Bar-E Ranch
Franklin D. Coslett—News
Barry Sherman—Sports
The Christophers
Once Upon A Time
Spike Jones
Ted Mack Amateur Hour
Show of Shows
Your Hit Parade
Harvey Miller—News
Armchair Theatre
6:00
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“Man of Courage”
Back Mountain Has
Four Candidates
With four major candidates seek-
ing‘ the Republican nomination in
the Congressional and Legislative
contests at the spring Primary
Election, the Back Mountain Re-
gion is due for a political awaken-
ing.
The candidates are: Newell Wood,
Harveys Lake, Harold Flack and
Edward Morgan, Goss Manor, for
State Senator; and Martin Walsh,
Fernbrook for Congress.
Girl Scout Council
Back Mountain Girl Scout Coun-
cil will meet Thursday at 7:30 in
Back Mountain Memorial Library
Annex, Mrs. James Edwards pre-
siding.
STARTING THIS WEEK
“Get the best in
Soft Ice Cream”
THE STORE NEAR THE
OVERPASS ON THE
MAIN HIGHWAY
FERNBROOK
Frank Gilroy's original Western
gun-shooting melodrama
starring RICHARD JAECKEL,
JEFF MORROW and LOUISA HORTON
WILK-TV Channel 34
ABC Television Network
Special Sports Feature
SATURDAY, MARCH 27th
PIAA FINALS BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP
WILK-TV — 7:30 P.M. — Channel 34
Post Classified Ads Get Results
2 Shows
Nightly — 7:00 p.m. & 9:00 p.m.
Screen Play by HARRY KLEINER
Based on a story by W. SOMERSET MAUGHAM « A JERRY WALD Production
in the lilanious aor by
DAMON RUNYON
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