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45 June 2009 4th Issue W i n n e r s o f P h o t o C o n t e s t - 3 r d I s s u e We would like to congratulate all four winners of the previous photo contest. As you can see below, photos were taken while receiving their prize - a digital camera. 2nd Winner: Cook Jovilito N. Candia 4th Winner: 3/Off Rollen Camayudo Unfortunately it was not possible to obtain a photo of Capt. Beker receiving his prize. 1st Winner: Capt. Peter Beker 3rd Winner: 2/Off Raymundo G. Elizario
4th Issue June 2009 POPEYE THE SAILOR - Cartoon Character / Animated Character Born: 17 January 1929 Birthplace: The Comics Best known as: Fist-fighting, spinach-loving sailor of comics and cartoons Popeye the Sailor has been well-known to comic strip fans since his first appearance in the newspaper strip Thimble Theater in 1929. The hot-tempered old salt with bulging forearms and a fractured vocabulary was at first a minor character, but he grew to dominate the strip as readers fell for Popeye "the sailor man." F e a t u r e s A comical cast of characters grew up around him: skinny flirt Olive Oyl, origin-free orphan Swee'pea, tattered hamburger-lover J. Wellington Wimpy, and the bewhiskered brute Bluto, Popeye's perennial rival for Olive's attention. Popeye loved a good brawl, and would eat a can of spinach to give himself enough strength to secure victory. In 1933 Popeye made his way to animated cartoons (appearing first in a Betty Boop short), and that's where his supernatural spinach habit really became famous, along with screwball sayings like "I yam what I yam" and "That's all I can stands, I can't stands no more!" Hundreds of Popeye short subjects were made, and Popeye cartoons were a fixture in movie theaters and television well into the 1960s. The comic strip continued right into the 21st century, handled by a succession of artists. (Popeye's creator, Elzie Segar, died in 1938.) Popeye was played by Robin Williams in the 1980 feature film Popeye, which co-starred Shelley Duvall as Olive Oyl and was directed by Robert Altman. 46
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