Contemporary Drama Of Youth Next
KHS Theatrical Event On April 5-0
Opening next weekend in the Ko
diak high school auditorium is
“Dino,” a contemporary three-act
play dealing with a young teenage
boy’s readjustment to society after
years in reform school.
This drama contains elements of
interest for every member of the
family although young people and
their parents will find this dra
matic presentation a special treat.
TICKETS ON SALE
Tickets are on sale from students
now or may be obtained at the
door. There will be two perform
ances, Friday, April 5, and Satur
day, April 6, with curtain time at
8 p.m. Admission is $1 for adults
and 50 cents for students.
Featured as Dino is Bob Fisher
supported by his fellow thespians:
Shirley, Rikki Barnett; Tony, Tad
Ward; Mr. Mandel, Gary Woody;
Miss Haines, Judy Walker; Jackie,
Svea Breckberg; Mr. Sheridan,
Bud Hedblom; Mr. Falcaro, Ed
Knapp; Mrs. Falcaro, Sonja Ander
son and others.
An exceptional demonstration of
the KHS basketball team and a
dance number by two thrilling
“twisters” will be part of the pro
gram.
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Kodiak One Of U.S.
Seafood Centers
The March 19 meeting of Toast
masters Club No. 1968 featured the
new manager of the Alaska Ice &
Storage plant, Bix Bonney. He toid
the group of the planning that the
Alaska Ice & Storage is doing to
promote Kodiak’s fast growing sea
food industry.
Mr. Bonney presented a report
of past years catch in various sea
foods as Halibut, King Crab, Dun
geness Crab, Shrimp and Scallops.
He then went on to project future
catches in this area and told what
this will mean to Kodiak’s econ
omy.
One of the surprising comments
he made was that of the Dungeness
Crab take locally in 1962. This
catch was well over that of the
state of Washington yet only eight
boats were involved in this area.
He mentioned that the average
size for the Washington Dungeness
was 1.3 lbs. per crab while Kodiak
averaged 3 pounds per crab. In
conclusion, Mr. Bonney stated “Ko
diak is well on its way to becom
ing one of the greatest Sea Food
centers in the United States.”
Toastmaster of the evening was
Dick Hensel with Neil Sargent and
Lou Pfaff speaking. Dave Frem
ming directed table topics and Guy
Powell acted as Chief Critic.
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CALL 486—5245
Fish Game Regs
Hearing Here
The restriction on minimum size
of leads in the salmon fishery will
be one of the important items to
be taken up at the public hearing
which the Kodiak Area Advisory
Committee has called to be held
at 8 p.m. Thursday, April 4, in the
courtroom above the postoffice.
Other items for discussion con
cern Guiding regulations, season
and bag limits on deer, elk, etc.,
for Kodiak Island, transplant of
moose to Kodiak.
Historical Group
Will Meet Monday
The April meeting of the Kodiak
and Aleutian Island Historical So
ciety will be held Monday evening,
April 1, at 8 p.m. in the high school
library. Members are urged to at
tend and all other interested per
sons are cordially invited.
Members are asked to scan their
35mm projection slides and each
bring a few slides depicting ob
jects, events or points of interest
that bear on the history of geog
raphy of the area. The showing and
describing of these slides will con
stitute the evening’s program.
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