SHOW SUCCESS
John T. Gilmoro brought a new and exci
ting act to the Talrier stage. Vihile an
awe-struck audience watched, "Fire-enting
Gilnorc" ate and breathed fire’
The act which everyone had waited for
cane-next — the faned and lovely Matan
uska Maids . Thqrentered in the hop,
skip and jump steps of the latest dance
fashion, and were attired in lovely,
brief little frocks and hats of rainbow
celors. They wore, in the order of their
appearance: Dr. Albrecht, Vern Mo reran,
Jack Cope, L. C. Stock, F. McIntyre,
Bill Hellish, and Owen Jones. Matanuska
Maid Stock and Matanuska Maid Albrecht
demonstrated a few of the newer dance
steps that wore truly artistic.
(heed wo say that this act was applauded!
Mr. Robinette and Mr. Voie of the CCC
were very entertaining with clever musi
cal numbers, dancing, and rapid-fire
monologue on the part of Mr. Robinette,
Mr. VoiopLayod two instruments - a mouth
harp and a banj o-vi.ol - at the same
ihc second half of the Shear was musical
beautiful Christmas carols and the eld,
we 11-loved songs sung by the Community
Chorus under the able direction of Dr.
Albrecht.
Among the special selections in this
part of the program v/ere: a soprano
solo by Kiss Kathryn Kennedy; a vocal •
duet by I.'rs. Ruth Estelle and Kathryn
Kennedy; a sextette of six women -
Kathryn Kennedy, Celia Klotz, Janice
Kluss, Sylvia Williams, Ruth Estelle,
and Its. Hunt1ey sang "While Shepherds
Watched Their Flocks by Night", and
the men's trio composed of Dr., Albrecht,
Harry Winner, end Lyle Rogers .sand
"The Birthday cf the King".
From the time the twenty-seven robed
carolers, carrying lighted tapers enter
ed, softly singing , throughout the
singing of the be1coved Christmas songs
in the stage living room of Mr. and
Mrs. Neil Hiller, to tho last strains
of "The Bells of St. Mary's", an appre
ciative audience surrendered to the
charm of the songs of Christmastime.
To Dr. Albrecht and to each and every
member of last nights cast and chorus,
we extend our appreciation and thanks
for their most worthwilo entertainment
and.our congratulations to them all.
AFIREClATION OF
COmjNITY SUFFORT
The success cf the Vaudeville and Chorus
program last night was due entirely to
the grand spirit of cooperation on the
part of everyone. It is an unusual
pleasure to work with people of a
community who are so cooperative.
There was no one in the entire program,
including those who decorated the stage,
took care of properties, controlled the
lights and the many other responsitilitics
that arise in putting on such an elabo
rate program, who did not do his assign
ment willingly and satisfactorily.
The fact that 5G0 people were out, either
to perform or bo in the audience, expres
ses f.n interest in our programs and is
an evidence of community’cooperation
for without you beyond the footlights
we could not perform.
Thank you for your support, I appreciate
it greatly.
C, Earl Albrecht, M.D
CONTRIBUTIONS REQUESTED FOR
C 010X11 IT Y CLOTHING CHEST
The Office of ,thc Fublie Health Nurse is
making n call for clean, mended clothing
which has been outgrown by the owners.
Please bring articles of clothing for the
Community Clothing Chest to the Health
Center or the School Health Office where
they will be recoived at any time.
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SEED GRAIN I.U5T EE TESTED
All local grain that is brought into the
’Warehouse for seed must be tested before
it is brought in, >•
The Warehouse will no longer take the
grain unless it has been tested.
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’.TILL HOLD HEALTH CONFERENCE
A Vicll-Eaby and Trc-School Conference
will be'held at the Health Center on
Tuosday, December 12th.