Seniors To Present Appealing Comedy
By Norman Smith. 7r.
“January Thaw,” The very ap
pealing and enjoyable comedy
featuring a comjp contest between
an easygoing city family and a
laughably conservative country
o!an will be presented by Kodiak
High’s senior class Friday and
Saturctj<y of next week at the High
School gymnasium. Tickets are
being sold by all seniors and by
the 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th grades,
which are competing for first,
second and third-<place prizes of
$7.50, $4 ‘and $3. Tickets will also
be available at the Novy Exchange
lobby from 10 a m. to 1 p m. to
morrow, Saturday the 16th.
Herbert Gage, a sort of faither
knows - best character, who is
forced to put up with cranky and
opinionated intruders in his home,
is amusingly portrayed by Denton
Andrew, His wife, Marge, who
is an antique fancier but not the
most capable country housekeeper,
is played by Phyllis Burum. Their
eldest daughter, Barbara, who is
of a man-yin’ age and has a rangy
young man to prove it, is warmly
played by Anita Stewart. George,
Barbara’s fiance, is played by
Glen Lawson. The other two
daughters, Paula and Sarah, who
are a bouncy 11 and 12 years of
age, are portrayed by Edna Mae
Anderson and Sandra Jesser.
Frieda, the somewhat tempera
mental maid enacted by Kitty
Brooks, completes the Gage fam
ily.
Jonathan Rockwood, elderly,
lean, weatherbeaten but full of
ginger, who never uses two words
where one would do, is the cranky
Yankee masterfully depicted by
Jim Fritcher, who delighted audi
ences Laslt year in the role of a
tramp. His small, sturdy wife,
Mathilda, is played by Judy Beck,
a newcomer to Kodiak. Matt, their
notoriously attractive son, is rep
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"HOLDING FORTH THE WORD OF LIFE”
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KNUDSEN’S
WHERE ALL KODIAK SHOPS
resented by Duffy Jack!nsky.
Uncle Walter, a shaggy, news
ferreting little cQd man admirably
portrayed by WUyne B. Kraft,
complc'.es this eccentric clan. Stan
Austerman plays the brisk, very
businesslike lawyer, Mr. Loomis,
whose polished legal mind is no
match for Jonathan’s horse r>ense.
Tom Shugak plays Carson, the
skeptical cop.
These are the characters in
“January Ttoaiw.” They ore sure to
provide two memorable evenings
to residents in the Kodiak area.
New Accident Bill
Signed Into Law
The new accident bill, SB 208,
has been signed into law by Gov.
William Egan, it was pointed out
this week by the Police Depart
ment.
The new law requires a motorist
hitting a pariced vehicle to notify
or leave notice for the owner of
the vehicle. It also requires the
driver involved in an accident
resulting in the death or bodily
injury or property damage of $100
to make an immediate written
report to enforcement authorities.
The previous amount was $200.
Cannery Plans
Wharf Addition
A’a~ka Packers Association has
apcQ-’cd for a Deft rtment of the
Armv pernrt to construct a wharf
addition and flor.'t in Kodiak Har
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The wharf addition and float
wou’d be constructed on the
northwest shore of Kodiak Harbor
within the corporate limits of the
City of Kodiak.
Any objections to the proposed
work, from the standpoint of
navigation, must be filed prior to
May 6 with the Anchorage office
of the U. S. Army Engineer Dis
trict, Alaska.
Steohanie Valtman
Is Top Speller
Stephanie Valtman, 8th grade
student, was the winner in a spell
ing elimination contest held at the
Kodiuk School April 1. The
twelve finalists from grades 6ix,
seven and eight were: Janet Down
ing, Denise Reed, Arlene Carlson,
Crude 6; Marya Springhill, Marvin
Frost, Daniel Harmon and Nadine
Flotre, Grade 7; and Andrea Jar
vela, Sharon Levine, Tahya Kraft
and Stephanie Valtman, Grade 8.
Maryu Springhill, Grade 7, was the
runner-up.
Dr. A, Holmes Johnson pro
nounced the words, and Mrs. Mar
ion Lynch acted as judge.
The winner , is now eligible to
compete in the State Spelling Bee
sponsored by the Anchorage Daily
Times to be held in Anchorage
during the last week in April.
Court Sentences
Arrested on a charge of pur
chasing liquor by a minor brought
a sentence of 90 days to Stella
Agnot in Deputy Magistrates court
this week. 60 days of the sentence
were suspended.
Dero M. Maples, Jr. was fined
$25 for leaving the scene of an
accident. Other cases to appear
before the court included Peter
Tripetzian, on a drunk charge, 30
days; Philip Jurevitz, drunk
charge, 30 days suspended; George
Nekeferoff, drunk charge, 30 days.
Arrested on a drunk and disorder
ly charge brought a 60 day sen
tence, 15 of which were suspended,
to Simmy Shuravaloff.
POLICE SLOGAN
It is better to be a patient pedes
trian than a pedestrian patient.
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