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8P*intOn Canvas
An artist’s club headed by
F^aul Bond has been formed at
Kodiak Naval Station.
'Over 40 sailors, dependents
«ind civilian employees are ap
plying paint to canvas on Mon
<3ay. Tuesday and Wednesday
evening-s at the base.
Bond is assisted by Jerry
Harness and Herb Andrews in
ihhese classes. Andrew's in
structs Tuesday night in car
.tooning.
.’Paw®! Squadron -42 arrived
ait Kodiak Naval Station re
cently for a tour of duty. The
squadron is commanded by
Cdr. John L. Gallaghar, USM.
i Last MusicTraits Conc^i t
Scheduled For Tuesday
The fourth and last conee +
of this year’s Alaska Musi
Trail series will be heard Tues
day evening, when Raymond
Manton, young America
tenor, will sing at the US. {
Club at 8:15 pm.
Don Jones, Manton’s accom
panist, will assist at the piano,
in the following program:
0 Sleep Why Dost Thou
Leave Me, by Handel: La
Niolette, Scarlatti; Tamino’s
Aria from the Magic Flute,
Mozart; Six Songs from
Dichterliebe by Schumann.
Lamento di Federico from
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YArlestana, Cilea; Le Re\ e
Com Manon by Massenet;
Jh-mson Triste, Duparc; Au
ade by Lalo; two songs by
’■ulenc.
A so A Dream, Grieg; Love
liest of Trees, Duke; Go Way
from My Window, Niles; and
Miranda, by Hageman.
Tenor Manton sang bis con
cert debut in June, 1951, in
San Francisco, where he was
widely acclaimed as one of the
foremost of young American
singers.
Raymond Manton
Since then he has appeared
as soloist with the San Fran
cisco Symphony Orchestra,
the Standard Symphony Hour <
Television series, the Standard
Hour, and in Werner Janssen i
Symphony television films.
Of Manton’s debut recital,:
critic Alfred Frankenstein of,
the San Francisco Chronicle
wrote: “One of the best-!
known opera stars of tomorrow ’
made his professional de
but. . . . and is a creature of a
kind that appears rarely in!
America, a natural-born oper-1
atic tenor. He has a big voice |
and one that rings with the j
true golden tenor quality in ]
every part of its range.”
Shower Given
iVSiss Mugr.usen
Miss Lorraine Magnusen.
whose marriage to Kenneth E.
Rhein will take place on April
24. was honored at a kitchen
shower Tuesday evening at
the home of Miss Germaine
Madsen. Co-hostesses were
Mrs. Herb Norris, and the
Misses Arlene Herring and
Nancy Norman.
Miss Magnusen was also
guest recently at a shower
given by Mrs. Gene Vosburg.
Rhein has returned to his
former job in the telephone
department at KNS, after
serving two years in the army
at Ft. Richardson.
Mrs. Delia Hamilton of
Mountain View has been selec
ted as Alaskan “Mother of the
Year'’. She will go to New
York City in May to represent
the territory at the annual
aw ards ceremonial luncheon
at which time the American
mother of the Year w ill be an
nounced.
Students Efeciiu
^anting Up Thursday
Next Thursday the students
jf Kodiak High School will
■Iect a president for their stu
lent council. Marcia Lund and
Gerald Gundlach were elected
last week during the school’s
primary election to run for the
office.
A week of intense cam
paigning preceded the pri
mary election. The walls of
the school were plastered with
“political” posters. The
Seniors acted as judges and
clerks of the election and
others acted as campaigm
managers for the lower class
men.
The office of vice-president
is bei.ig nought by Jackie
Foster, Carl Smith and Pat
Sautner.
Two candidates for secre
tary are Marie Anderson and
Cherie Stover while Billy Frost
and Barbara Moffitt are run
ning for treasurer.
Those seeking the office of
fire chief and Sgt. at Arms are
Jim Anderson and Ken Neke
feroff.
The new Kodiak Naval Sta
tion grade school will be open
for inspection of students and
parents at 2 pm tomorrow.
Open house will be the or
der of the day for the new
school which was recently
completed.
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