IS Senior Day
Spa Mug Comedy
"Fresh Fields”, the sparkling
«®»edy to be presented to Kodiak
audiences by the high school seni
ors, Friday and Saturday, April 17
aod 18, is considered the most
successful of the many written by
Ivor Novello. Presentation will be
at the high school auditorium
The play has amused packed
houses in Loth England and Amer
ica, and will undoubtedly do just
that here, too. ' ‘
The character of Lady Mary
Crabbe, to he played by Barbara
Cooper, is one of vast appeal: Her
schemes set the pace for the plot
and seem to bring nothing but
chaos to this once peace loving
family. The other sister, Lady Lil
lian Bedworthy, is a languishing,
posing and affected creature, and
is played by Jill Acheson, whose
performances in the past have
pleased so many audiences.
As the ' plot thickens, three
“paying guests” from Australia
are introduced into this web of
circumstances. Mrs. Pidgeon, a
blatant, hale and hearty character
will be adroitly sketched by Shat
on Van Buren. The daughter, a
pretty but awkward and clumsy
young girl, is brought to the stage
by Norma Gaillard.
The part of Tom Loneomfe,
brother of Mrs. Pktgeoo and unde
to Una, a prosperous, uncouth
sheep rancher from Australia, is
played by Sam Molletti. In his
role, the senior is said to delight
with his masterful efforts at love
making.
Tim Crabbe, the pleasant,
young son- of Lady Mary, will be
played by Richard Davis, a new
comer to play acting. Miss Swaine,
the efficient secretary in this
house of bedlam, will be played
by Lois Stover.
Ludlow,, the solemn, austere
butler in this Belgravian mansion,
complete with English accent, will
be enacted by Clayton Copsey.
Last but not least, is Lady Straw
holme, a wealthy “grande dame”,
who is authentically portrayed by
Dorothy Broman.
This makes up the cast for
“Fresh Fields”. Rehearsals are
now in progress, and promise two
evenings of choice entertainment.
Tickets are being sold by any
high school senior and by fifth,
sixth,. seventh, or eighth grade
students in Kodiak.'
NOTICE
Larsen’s Island, situated in An
tone Larsen Bay (largest island)
is PRIVATE PROPERTY. NO
TRESPASSING.
(s) The Owners
24 HOUR SERVICE
Call anytime day or night
Plumbing — Heating
Thawing — Stove cleaning
Ph. 6222 — If no answer, call 4814
Chase & Copsey
UNIFICATION DOES IT
When it came time to reenlist
in the Army, SP5 Carl I. Cedergen
of the Alaska Communication
System at Kodiak found there was
no commissioned Army officer in
the area to administer the neces
sary oath.
However, the problem was quick
ly solved when Navy Commander.
R.N. Carlson, Commanding Offi
cer of the Kodiak Naval Com
munication Station, was prevailed
upon to do the honors March 27,
and Cedergen began a new three
year enlistment right on schedule.
Cedergen, who is originally from
Seattle, Wash., is a 17 year veteran
of Army serivce.. Much of his
career has been with ACS stations
throughout Alaska with the last
six years spent in Kodiak: He first
enlisted in 1937 at Fort Lewis,
Wash.
TWO YOUTHS GRADUATE
FROM RECRUIT TRAINING
Roger . N, Malutin, apprentice
petty officer second class, USN,
son of Mrs. Lucy Gregorioff, and
Timothy C. Metrokin, apprentice
petty officer third class, USN, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Metrokin,
graduated March 13 from Recruit
Training at the Naval Training
Center, San Diego, Calif. Both are
from Kodiak.
Apprentice petty officers are.
chosen from the ranks of the sea
men recruits to assist Company
Commanders. The selection is bas
ed on individual aptitude and
leadership qualities.
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Civil Defense ;
Drill April 17
A civil defense drill is to take
place here, Friday, April 17, ac:
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