Tickets On Sale
For Senior Play
“Papa Is All”
“Papa Is All”
“Papa,” (played by Gary Woody)
shakes a mean fist at “Emma,”
(depicted by Luana Garoutte) at
rehearsals of the upcoming Sen
ior Class play “Papa Is All.” The
play will be presented at the
High School Gymnasium next
Friday and Saturday evenings.
Curtain time is 8 p.m.
Tickets are now on sale for the
KHS senior play “Papa Is All,” a
dramatic comedy featuring the
problems of a Mennonite family,
which will be presented for two
performances at the high school
gymnasium, Friday and Saturday,
Oct. 26 and 27.
“Papa” Aukamp, portrayed by
Gary Woody, is the dictator of his
family, while “Mama”, Emma and
Jake, finally rebell against the ty
ranical father in roles portrayed
by Luana Garoutte and Leroy Spin
harney, respectively.
Mrs. Yoder, played by Nelda
Stone, keep the family supplied
with local gossip which inadvert
ently causes a family crisis bring
ing into the story, State Trooper
Brendel, portrayed by Dell Jack
son.
Daughter Emma gains a boy
friend and this brings a violent
scene between Papa and Emma
after which Jake takes a hand into
the situation leading to an hilari
ous state of affairs.
Tickets are now being sold by
members of the Senior Class and
fifth and sixth graders.
School Lunch
Menus
Monday, October 22
Spanish Rice with Meat, But
tered Green Beans, Pineapple,
Bread, Butter, Milk.
Tuesday, October 23
Baked Beans with Ham, Cole
slaw, Hot Buttered Corn Bread,
Fruited Jello, Milk.
Wednesday, October 24
Hot Dog on Buttered Bun, Vege
table Salad, Carrot Sticks, Cherry
Cobbler, Chocolate Milk.
Thursday, October 25
Baked Meat Pie, Buttered Spin
ach, Apple Krisp, Bread, Butter,
Milk.
Friday, October 26
Peanut Butter and Jelly Sand
wich Hot Buttered Vegetables,
Cheese Sticks, Fruit, Cookies, Milk.
Merle Snider New
U. Of A. Editor
Merle Snider, former Kodiak boy
who attended school in Kodiak, has
recently been named editor of the
Polar Star, official publication of
the University of Alaska.
Mrs. Ida McGuire, Merle’s grand
mother, lives in Kodiak at the RUj
sell apartments.
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CALL SPOOK MEETING
The “Spooks,” Suburban Kodiak
property owners, have set another
meeting for Tuesday, Oct. 23, at
the home of Gil Jarvela to discuss
the borough organization. The
meeting will start at 8 p.m.
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...For Alaska?...
This is what a nationally known
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(Ira Haupt and Co. belongs to
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recognized as one of the largest
firms in the field of underwriting
municipal bonds and is consid
ered to have good judgment in the
value of bonds of all governmental
units predicated upon economic
factors.)
“. . . . in addition to the effect
upon the interest market and the
difficulty of borrowing, we must
comment on the other needs of
the State of which we are aware.
We cannot conceive how the State
will move forward in its plans for
economic development and expan
sion under the constriction of cost
ly borrowing rates. With the need
for schools, roads, airports, ferries
and other public improvements be
ing planned, we could only forsee
a tremendous financial crisis.”
“It is difficult for us to go be
yond the market evaluation and
credit standing as hereinabove
outlined. We only hope that the
voters of the State can be given
sufficient factual information to
realize that financial ruination
would be imposed upon the State
of Alaska in its very early stages
of development under Statehood.
One cannot even compare this con
templated undertaking with Bra
zilia which, as everyone today
knows, has proven a foolhardy
venture and is creating a tremend
ous financial crisis in Brazil.”
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DO YOU WANT TO RISK THESE KODIAK AREA PROJECTS
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CAPITAL PUBLIC WORKS IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
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Frazer Fishway. 50,000
Kodiak Boat Harbor Floats. 60,000
Port Wakefield Secondary Landing Strip. 15,000
Larsen Bay Secondary Landing Strip. 15,000
Ouzinki Secondary Landing Strip. 80,000
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Wilton White
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J. W. (Blackie) Patterson
Tom Frost, Jr.
Jan Beukers
Morris Burnham
Initiative No. 1
William Criss
Rep. Gil Jarvela /
Emil Norton