Youth Camp Group
Returns To Homes
Rev. Curtis Strong of Kittitas,
Wash, leaves this week for Seattle.
He has been in Kodiak this summer
assisting at the Baptist Children’s
home. Rev. Strong was also Camp
Pastor for the Junior High camp
this past week at Woody Island.
Miss Twila Bartz of Chicago,
Illinois, leaves Saturday with nine
young people who assisted this
summer at the children’s home
and the Community Baptist
Church. Work was done on a vol
unteer basis. Two of the young
men in the group have been in
Ouzinkie, three of the young peo
ple at the Mission, two at the Youth
camp and two at the church. The
group will go to Anchorage where
they will have a camp before re
turning home.
Saturday afternoon will see the
close of the Junior High Camp at
Woody Island. The Junior camp
will begin on Monday, August 15
and continue until Saturday noon,
August 20. Camp is open to any
young people entering grade 5
and 6.
Fee for the week at camp is $11.
This includes books, crafts and
canteen. Registration is either by
obtaining official registration form
at the Community Baptist Church,
Naval Base Chapel, or the various
churches in town.
Hiking, crafts, campfire get-to
gethers, volleyball, baseball, boat
ing, singing, assemblies, horse
shoes, picnics, exploring, fishing,
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in a pre dawn raid on the hotel
suite of Princess Ira von Fur
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uled to appear before an exam
ining magistrate who will deter
mine what—if any—charges will
be made. (AP Wirephoto)
swimming and outdoor games as
well as indoor games are some of
the activities afforded those who
attend.
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Week’s high game: S. Ramaglia
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Saturday
“The Trap,” Paramount’s sus
pense story of today’s West, is set
to be sprung tomorrow at the
Orpheum. The Technicolor and
VistaVision production stars Rich
ard Widmark, Lee J. Cobb, Tina
Louise and Earl Holliman.
Widmark portrays a gangland
lawyer whose home town in the
southwest is used as the escape
hatch for the head of a crime
syndicate bent on fleeing the coun
try into Mexico.
Sunday and Monday
Jerry Lewis will have his fans
fairly eating out of his hands as
the Geisha Boy in the movie of
the same name. It’s naturally
zany comedy, with lovely girls,
and comic situations that are ridic-'
ulous, but mirthful.
In Technicolor and VistaVision,
the movie, produced by Para
mount, takes Lewis on a romp
through Japan. He’s at his zaniest
best.
Tuesday and Wednesday
A double feature for these two
nights brings another daffy com
edy team to the local screen when
Abbott and Costello set a fast pace
of dizzy comedy in “Meet the Key
stone Cops.”
High school seniors—still teen
agers but full-fledged adults —
have the spotlight turned on them
in Paramount’s drama, “As Young
As We Are,” the companion bill
to the “Cops” movie.
The story concerns the after
school romance of a pretty, young
teacher and one of her students.
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“Never Steal Anything Small”
tars James Cagney. The story tells
lumorously of a waterfront rack
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methods to advance his career
when the occasion demands. Cag
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have won him most fame—two-fist
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