Big Group Turns Out
For Variety Show r
The USO oresentGd a Var
iety Show Saturday, evening
May ‘2.2, to a very five and en
thusiastic audience. Mike
Hodges from WVCQ radio
station did a fine job as master
-of ceremonies.
Featured in the show were
Deacon Bates, Hank English
and Rocky Elliot opening with
“Steel Guitar Rag’’ by the
Hill-Billy Trio.
A Boogie-dance number was
presented by four of Mrs. C.C.
Fox's dance class; Dee Ann
Fox, Cheryle Hayes, Paulette
Hayes, and Varya Anderson,
These little girls performed
iike-.professionals.
MUs Barbara Tegstrom gave
a fine interpretation in her solo
“Embraceable You*’, followed
I by Mrs. C. C. Fox doing a
I “Solo Spanish Tango” wear
ing a Spanish costume. Jerry
Bell and Barbara Tegstrom
really swooned the audience
with their vocal-duet of “I’ll
See You In My Dreams”.
Kocky Elliott and Mrs. Jane
Bayer in their dance did a fine
interpretation of Harle Noc
turne.
Hank English really brought
the west to Kodiak with his
rendition of westtrn numbers.
Jerry Bell’s solo “Maybe
You’ll Be There” was much
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enjoyed by ali. The show was
brought to a close when CJer
trude Selig sang “Secret
Love”. The show was so well
received that plans will be
made for another in late June.
MacLean Talks At
Rotary Meeting
Rotary luncheon on Tuesday
May 25th was highlighted by
a talk from a fellow Rotarian
j from far away Punta Arenas,
1 Chili. H. MacLean a native
’ Chilian talked about the South
I American Crab Canning In
dustry of which he is the
owner. An interview with
I MacLean may be found else
where in the Mirror.
Other guests at the meeting
included Jack Lewis, Manu
facturer from Everett, Wash
ington Harold Johnson, a son
of a Rotarian from Colorado
Springs, Colorado, now serv
ing a tour of duty in the Ko
diak Area in the Navy; Mel
Crawford, present manager
of Knudsens Store while Emii
is outside; Pete Deveau of the
Island Sea Food: and Drew
Painter, Office Manager of D
& A.
Reverend Molletti of the
Baptist Church gave a short
talk on the type of so called
funny book now on sale. In
stead of being funny they
have developed more of a hor
ror aspect and definitely not
| the type of book for children
to read.
" Today' is orftan’ly;
Day in Kodiak Let u- ■
the American Legion n
ary’s Poppy of Remeroiivau- '•
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1 every citizen this Mctnor ul
week end. While people to
day are literally swamped
with requests to contribute to;
i fund raising drives, the Pop
I py campaign is one that can
not be ignored.
j Buying and wearing a Red
1 Crepe Paper Poppy is your;
' way of paying tribute to those
who pave so much for their
"'untrv dnriup timesof war.
Proceeds from the sale of
[ opDies are used to aid the
needy and disabled Veterans,
the widows and orphans of
those men who gave their
lives in defense of our country
In buying and wearing a
Poppy you not only honor the
dead, but aid the living. They
&ave so much - - we ask so
little.
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