Steve Barnett, Butch Thompson Trio, Dale Warland Singers, Garrison Keillor, Howard Mohr, Karen Morrow. Peter Ostroushko,
Tout la nuit ( Steve Barnett ) Poor Butterfly ( Steve Barnett ) Chevy Chase ( Steve Barnett ) Bullfrog Blues ( Steve Barnett ) I Can't Help Falling in Love With You ( Steve Barnett ) How long has this been going on ( Karen Morrow ) My melancholy baby ( Karen Morrow ) Happy Days are Here Again ( Karen Morrow ) Hello Dolly ( Karen Morrow ) Seventy Six Trombones ( Karen Morrow ) God Bless America ( Karen Morrow ) Blues in the Night ( Karen Morrow ) Climb Every Mountain ( Karen Morrow ) New York ( Karen Morrow ) Oklahoma ( Karen Morrow ) Fifteen original states (Dale Warland Singers ) We shall meet someday (Dale Warland Singers ) I am the Rose of Sharon (Dale Warland Singers ) Black is the color of my cat (Dale Warland Singers ) The fishing marching song (Dale Warland Singers ) The mad gardener's song ( Karen Morrow ) Beautiful soup ( Karen Morrow ) The Walrus and the Carpenter ( Karen Morrow ) Cat, you better come home ( Garrison Keillor , Dale Warland Singers ) Child think of me ( Garrison Keillor )
Bertha's Kitty Boutique Bunsen, Arlene Chatterbox Cafe Fresh Kill Dog Food Krebsbach, Carl Midwest Aerobic Farms Pastor Ingqvist Powdermilk Biscuits Raw Bits Sidetrack Tap Skoglund's Five and Dime Tollefsen, Val
High school graduation was Tuesday. Many kids will never wear robes again. Gardens are all in. Clarence and Arlene Bunsen were sitting on their front porch. Ralph and the Missus came by and sat for a bit (an hour or so). The talked about Model A Fords and the middle east. They also talked about Flag Day. The big news in LW wasn't in the Herald Star. Carl Krebsbach said that Pastor David Inkvuist was taking a course on selling life insurance. Carl came to the cities to pick up a tool. He went to the hardware store but he forgot what he had driven to cities for. He ended up a garden hose. Walking to jog his memory, he saw Pastor Inkvuist, who was attending a one-day seminar on insurance underwriting. Val Tollefson is holding bible readings in his home. Val told Pastor Inkvuist that he would not be welcome at the meetings because he is too liberal. If he leaves, he will be able to deliver a farewell sermon. David and Carl are close friends. David is comfortable with Carl who is Catholic. Watching the kids cruising up and down Main Street.
Music from a trunkful of old St. Paul tunes. GK's 16-year old son gets his driver's license and drives off.
Courier May 27 1985
rebroadcast on June 30, 1990.
Archival contributors: Frank Berto