“La Dolce Vita” Is First Movie
In Series Of Foreign Film Coming
The Lyceum of Kodiak has select
ed four first-rate foreign movies for
showing during the 1963-1964 sea
son. The films are “La Dolce Vita,”
“Hiroshima”, “Mon Amour”, “Les
son in Love,’ and Pather Pncahali.’
Each film is from a different coun
try—Italy, France, Sweden, and
India are represented this year —
and is an example of the finest ef
forts of that nation’s film industry.
“La Dolce Vita," the first film
scheduled, will be shown November
Stale President
Knits B.P.W. CM
Guest of honor at the Business
and Professional Women’s Club
meeting Monday night was the state
president, Gertrude Reeser.
Mrs. Reeser spoke to the group
29th. The film deals with the life
of the very rich in modern Rome
and is told through the fusion of
three stories into one.
about the national convention;
about the Presidents Commission
on the Status of Women, and about
the B.P.W. sponsored nursing in
Free China.
Ginger Veerman introduced Jane
Chase whose program was based on
the Alaska theme. Marge Knudsen
had decorated the tables with
miniature Alaska flags and Alaskan
artifacts. Melissa Harris sang
“Alaska’s Flag’ in both English and
French, and also sang the haunt
ingly lovely “Aleut Lullaby’.
Mayor Deveau spoke on Kodiak’s
plans for the 1967 Alaska Centen
nial. Mr. Deveau said that it may
seem early to plan for such an
event but research already done by
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members has shown that planning
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Rotary Hears Of
State Financing
Two speakers on widely diver
gent subjects and a magazine quiz
led by Dr. Bruce Keers made up the
program at the Rotary Club luncn
eon held at the 49 Room Tuesday,
with Bill Lamme as emcee. Speak
ing on the subject “Trends in Ed
ucation” Superintendent of Schools
Ivor Schott, pointed out how over
crowded conditions existing in
schools today, as well as a shortage
of teachers and funds necessary to
build more classrooms, creates pro
blems across the nation. “Our aver
age here,” he said “is thirty stu
dents to a classroom, whereas the
more desirable is to have not over
twenty-five.
Another speaker, Richard Sassara
who is the Alaska representative
of the Governmental Statistical
Corporation of New York City,
spoke on the economic develop
ment of Alaska and how it is being
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