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Newspaper
Port Isabel Press
Location
Port Isabel, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1961
Page
6
A dense schedule outlines daily hours for KJUBT KGBT KRGV KGRV and KGRV channels with cartoons news films sports and late night talk shows. Program names include Popeye Bugs Bunny Lassie Perry Mason Alfred Hitchcock Wagon Train and Jack Paar among many others across morning to late night slots and multiple markets.
A simple no bake dessert idea using peaches and sweetened condensed milk. Prepare a chocolate wafer crust, fill with peach puree and egg white folded filling, chill several hours, and garnish with whipped cream and peach slices.
The Sea Island dance Friday drew a large list of attendees including Wayne Berry, Mary Ruth Pockrus, Glynnda Kennedy, Jimmy Carey, Steve Marlin, Ginger Stringo, Jeff Lang, Katy Ragusin, Pat Bell, Rand Boswell, Mary Kennedy, Roger deRick, Elton Tower, Sandy Rice, Leslie Stringo, Marie Yurkovic, Lynnda Kennedy, Mike Wilkins, Tony Andrade, Judy Schumacher, Sara Garcia, Lupe Garza, Karen Petch, Johnny Caudill, Eddie Perez, Freddy Petty, Chris Yurkovic, Bobby Hughes, Carol Lundy, Denny Caudill, Charlies Hisler, Andrea Heme, Alfred Evans, Karlene Jaquillard, Rosemary Varnum, Andy Barrien tez, Wayne Weikel, Blas Martinez, Mario Figueroa, Robert Hockaday, Andrew Alaniz, Butch Sharits, and Donald Hockaday.
A page teases a mystery teen and a mystery couple, both students with specific looks and interests. The teen is a sophomore football player who hunts and enjoys fried chicken, with Natalie Wood and James Arness as favorite stars. The girl is a 5' woman with blonde hair and brown eyes, a freshman school librarian who plays basketball.
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