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‘Petticoat Fever’ Opens On August 3;
Little Theatre Group In 3-Act Comedy
The on-base Little Theatre
group will present a three-act
comedy entitled “Petticoat Fever,”
at the Lake Louise playhouse,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
of next week.
Described as “hilarious” and
“fun all the way,” and a bit risque,
the comedy will be played by a
group of ten people, who have
been rehearsing under the direc
tion of Mrs. Marion Strickler, pro
ducer of “Poop Deck Panic,” the
highly successful variety show put
on by many of the same group of
talented players earlier this year.
The play, written by Mark Reed,
has as its locale the coast of Lab
rador. It is a strictly non-serious
play, and is not recommended for
children. Lead parts are handled
by Mike Blackwell, Nancy Pottin
ger, Chris Quartana and Don An
derson.
“There is nothing contagious
aibout ‘Petticoat Fever,’ according
to Mrs. Strickler, “except the
laughs.”
Tickets are available at D. and
A.’s, Kraft’s, Knudsen’s, or call
3141 in town. On-base tickets may
be purchased from department
heads, Navy Exchange, Service
clubs or at the ticket window on
performance nights. Curtain time
is 8:15 p.m.
District Governor
Of Rotary Coming
An appeal for assistance in a
fund raising campaign was made
to the Rotary Club at the meeting
held in the 49 Room Tuesday, by
Joe Rafield, Boy Scout executive
here from Anchorage. A drive will
be launched in the near future,
Rafield stated.
Announcement of the visit of
Herbert L. Lohr, governor of
district 504 of Rotary Internation
al, was made by Kodiak Rotary
president, Art Brooks. The gover
nor is making his annual official
visit to each of the 43 Rotary Clubs
in district 504.
Guests attending the meeting
were Dr. Earl Karner, Joe Rafield,
Dale Burnham and John Keers.
WANTED
As many as a hundred—or more!
Hear JOHN P. TRENT
Sunday, July 31, 3:00 P. M.
By the Snack Shack at Island Lake
FREE COFFEE & DONUTS
Bring the family and meet the Republican Candidate
for our State Legislature.
BACK TO SCHOOL
Our Fall Shipments Have Arrived!
Girls’ Cotton Dresses
Mix & Match Sweaters
Skirts, Slacks
Shoes and Tuffies
Come in while there is a good selection
from which to choose.
DONNELLEY & ACHESON
Phone 3201
NOTICE
The first half of 1960 Real
and Personal Property Taxes
were due July 15, 1960, and
after August 1, 1960 the en
tire amount of the tax shall
become due and delinquent.
Douglas G. Preston,
City Clerk-Treasurer
Hospital Fund
Total $13,872.32
Additional contributions to the
Griffin Memorial Hospital fund
have been received during the past
few weeks, bringing the total re
ceipts to $13,872.32.
Those making the latest dona
tions were Mr. and Mrs. George
Cornelius, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Daw
son, Boy Scouts (no troop number
given), Mrs. Arthur Fleming, Wil
liam Millett, Mrs. Katherine Galya,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Donnelley, Dr.
Wirra, San Juan Fishing & Pack
ing Co., Mrs. Dora Corgatelli,
Clark’s Garage, Master Bowling
League, Naval Station, Rotary
Club and A1 Hochberger.
“We are deeply grateful to ev
eryone for the contributions, and
we are happy to learn that we
have so many friends,” said a mem
ber of the hospital staff. “The re
sponse was truly heartwarming.”
Vickery Family
Vacation Outside
Police Chief Roland Vickery
and his family left this week for
a two-month vacation Outside.
They flew to Seattle and will
drive from there to Key Largo.
Florida where they will spend
several weeks. They will then drive
to New Hampshire to visit rela
tives and friends. On the return
trip they will stop at Calgary, Al
berta, Canada before traveling
north via the Alcan Highway.
Miss Helen Machanski, Mrs.
Vickery’s sister, is accompanying
the Vickery family on the trip.
Miss Machanski, who has been
working for Alaska Communica
tions System in Fairbanks, spent
a few days in Kodiak this week.
Cub Scout Packs
Join In Jamboree
Cub Scouts from both the town
and base packs joined in a Jam
boree at the Boy Scout Camp site.
Friday, July 22. Sixty boys were
in attendance.
The number 1 Scout chosen was
John W. Byrd, from the Base Pack
and number 2 Scout from the town
Pack was Martin Lochmililer. All
boys who attended received 50th
“I Never NEVER Have
ANTS In My House”
"Sprinkle it freely in my Jam Closet—
so safe—no worry of poisoning'1 says
Danville, Calif, lady.
ttZ B U H A C; E!
—Safe—Easy To Use—Economical—
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Jubilee anniversary awards.
The next Pack 213 meeting will
be on August 28. On the 3rd of
August there will be a banquet at
the Mecca 49 Room for Den
Mothers and Fathers.
NAVY SCIENCE CRUISER — Dan Riker (right) of Anchorage,
Alaska, is briefed on Navy facilities on the Kodiak Naval Station
by Lieutenant T. K. Tillotson, USN, shortly after his arrival there
Thursday, July 21. Riker, 18, won the 1960 Navy Science Cruiser
Award during the high school Science Fair last March and now is
making a 2,700 mile air-sea trip around Alaska as a guest of the Navy.
(Official U. S. Navy photograph)
LOU VEERMAN
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SAILING FROM SEATTLE
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AUGUST 17, CALLING AT
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The Beachcombers
Offer You
For Your Weekend Dancing Pleasure
George Buxton and His Sophisticated Swingsters
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For Saturday Night
A Special Added Attraction
for the Benefit of the Hospital Fund
THE BEACHCOMBERS — Where You Swing With The Swingsters