11 ON STAGE"
Attended by an unusually largw crowd.
Amateur Night, Hay 11, at the Igloo
Theater '»vc.s a real successl (Financial
cutccme 5s unreported, but community
rpirit definitely ran high,)
The curtain rose on p group of school
children who sang 3 numbers ending with
the rolicking "Who Threw the Overall*
in Hrs. Murphy*s Chowdor?, These song*
were coached by Mr# Vining who accompanied
the singing; a "Study in Rhythm" was art
fully presented in waltz tempo by Lynnda
and Barbra Spears; John Pearson played
some Accordion selections; "The Saga of
Little Nell" was put on by a group"o£ i'j.
children under the c..i"jetion of Iii.3s Jus
tafson; Jessie Pela^'j-o uoys"
brelight down the hue: i oreajrw
tc.Virg fights in which idchara i&rson
and Hugo Osterhaus ©am© out with decisions
\;illiaru Johnson played many impromptu
accordion selections proving practicod
talent; a group of 5th Graders and a group
of 6-7~Cth Graders cavorted gayly.thru
sepa rate Square Dance and Folk Danoe
routines (behind them was Ytrs* VaSsmanH
and much training); A skit -flayer *d with
originality and local color was piit on by
a group of ladies from Kanakfl.nakJ a. harw
monioa solo was "well done" by Mr. Knapp#
the TC for the evening Hho did a wonderu
ful job of unifying the program and in
teresting the audience by 1ais numbe^^TV
troductions end enthusiasm.*
The 8th Grade presente d* their origins
dramatizati&n entitled "The Nose Knows";
Sally Fenno played an accordian accompani
ment to a vocal by Helene Johansonj
Jacqulyn and Barbra Spears ttflourished
their knives” thru the Bollad of Ablul
Abulbul Amir and Ivan Skevirsky Ek-avars
Mrs. Doris Smith song a beautiful sHu
which Mrs. Albert Ea'il accompt'.rlof t tx.ip
the curtein cjosed on a medley of sor. y:
by members of the Music Club, under '-he
direction of Mr*. Viningo
Every penny taken in by this show will
be turned over to the now health Coutor*
We understand that t>\® ■•j&navs.'i a i.d
extremely amusing play that oati-a flora
Kcnekanak* was written and p-oducol
by fcirs# Herbstreet# Contratulatians#
On Easter Sunday, April 18* Lyrcan
.Smith. and Lila Fox became can and
wife with the grdemts father, ker* F#
tuia m, on jlo iati 1
xiock Smith, you .remember, and .Shirley
ffcCabe were married at Smith*s horns cn
•January 16, with Here rend Smith officiat
ing also* . v
To bring you up to date on those
Smithes Kent is hew at* Charub.e Air Force
Baso-ahd you should yhat haadsoue..thing
In a uniform^
Xt sounds as if the Smith3 are planning
to return t o Dillingham* koak eoq.eois to
bring his wife north with him*
*” “A 'pat-on uke ’cnciftZ:~ivSh;i TJamDohalH'
for the terrific civic "oloaa-tvp* she has
so courageously (?) direotod, The town
really begins to take or. a different
pe» -analityudnow that the rvbuisii har beer,
car -ed a way*
3r- —
I.ifb must be worth living—+he curt has
dwifcrlod and still mo«t cf"us‘har:g o':*<»
2 more school
T
Cold C to rag el
BACON SQUARES 4, . ..25^ Each
BOLOGNA RINGS* • • •••• •••6C'pi Each
ORANGE UUTCH.33^ Each
(Fresh Frozen)
HAMBURGER ..Each ,
(Svrifts)