Hock And Roll
Blasted, Praised
v mm Rock and Roll music in
ffto- background. Toastmasters at
finefer meeting Tuesday, voiced
Hieir opinion on this form of
■antic.
Ron Walker, under Table
Topics, brought out the fervent
disciples of this gyrating mUsie,
and equally fervent Toastmasters
who expressed their dislike in no
uncertain terms. •
The Toastmaster Of the evening,
Herb Wyman, introduced the
speakers in a novel way, with
Rhoades
Furniture Store
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Dealer
Daveno & Chair Sets
Sofa Pillows
Magazine Racks
(Wrought Iron)
Hassocks
Table Lamps
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Klock at the Bar
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passages from’ the Mother Goose
Rhymes! Toastmaster Don Wolf
won tKe trophy awarded to the
t speaker showing the most im
provement.
Tells Experiences
As Info Officer
Major R. H. Mample, attached
to the Marine Corp on the Naval
Station, spoke to the Rotary Club
at the meeting of that group Tues
day. The speaker related some of
his experiences as Public Informa
tion Officer for the Marine Corp,
when he was stationed at Los
Angeles.
The office of public information
is a very necessary part of the
armed services today, the speaker
said, as its principal function is to
establish good relations with the
various enertainment and news
media, such as movies, TV, radio
and the press. Another function
was the promotion of the services
recruiting program.
His office, he said, passed on all
things military in the making of
movies, with particular stress on
scenes involving the Marine Corp.
He said there was complete coop
eration of all branches of the ser
vices in the work.
Among the guests present at
the luncheon, were Adm. Arnold
McKetchnie, Lt. T. R. Overdorf,
Lou Veerman, Ovid McKinley,
Harvey Swedoski and Maurice F.
Egan.
COMMISSION SEEKS VIEWS
ON GAME REGULATIONS
The Alaska Game Commission
has scheduled a public hearing for
February 19, 1958. Interested
persons are accorded an opportu
nity to participate in the prepara
tion of the regulations for
the fiscal year 1958-1959 by sub
Friday
Game Night
8:30 p.m.
at
V. F. W.
Aleutian
Distributors
Phone 2244
with, fine foods
BKcWiNG. CO.
M l IWAUKtE, W IS.
mitting their recommendations,
views ^ arguments in writing jfco
the Executive Officer, Alaska
Game Commission, P.O. Box 2021,
Juneau, Alaska, on or before Feb
ruary 17, 1958,
In addition, such persons may
supplement their written views by
presenting oral arguments at a
public hearing to be held by the
Alaska Game Commission in the
Federal Building, Juneau, Alaska,
beginning at 9:00 a m., February
19, 1958.
Card of Thanks
We wish to acknowledge with
grateful thanks the expressions of
sympathy, and thfe assistance given
us during oiir recent bereavement
Mrs. Larry Ellenaak and
family
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Noya
and family
Mr. and Mrs. John Lar
sen and family
The Lukin family
Mrs. Annie Boskofsky
and family
Buy Your Bread and Pastries
at
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