Film Oil Wildlife
Is Well Received
Kodiak wildlife was presented
to the Ifc&tary Club in an interest
ing maimer by the showing of a
series of movies taken by Chiei
A. L. Hooker.
The movies, taken mainly ii
the Karluk Lake area, were oi
beaver, eagles, other birds and
fowl, as well as flowers. It was
evident hours of patient waiting
had gone into the filming oi
animals .and birds while they were
at work and play. The beaver shots
were particularly interesting, with
this water animal in his natural
habitat, eating, retrieving sticks
to build his dam, courting and
playing. Some excellent photo
graphy was displayed, with scenes
from Olga Bay area, Karluk and
Cliff Point.
Ten candidates were nominat
ed for the Board of Directors. Six
will be chosen at the next meet
ing Tuesday.
Guests at the meeting were Lou
Veerman, Harry Hurd, and student
member Lothar Biermanski.
Lodge Features
Fine Food Again
“Steak Night” is again the fea
ture attraction at next Friday’s
meeting of the Kodiak Elks Lodge.
The dinner proved so popular last
month that the Club Steward, Jim
Eggemeyer, has arranged for it
again.
Steaks will again be charcoal
broiled, and served as ordered.
Serving will continue from 6 p.m.
to 7:30 pjm. The same charge of
. $2.00 will be made.
Reservations must again be made
the previous day, according to
Eggemeyer.
The past Exalted Rulers of the
Kodiak Lodge will assume the
duties Qf the chair officers, and
will perform the ritual initiating
the class of candidates going into
the lodge.
Attention All Unions
Bart’s Cab is non-union
Do not patronize
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Why Conk Breakfast?
For a tasty treat
Sunday, March 2nd £
Breakfast
AT THE
ELKS CLUB
Cooked and Served by the
Past Exalted Rulers
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
FOR ELKS, EMBLEM CLUB MEMBERS AND
INVITED GUESTS
See You Tomorrow
Exalted Ruler Pete Ramaglia
alio announced the Pail Exalted
Hulers will stage a breakfast Sun
day morning in the 'Club rooms.
The past officers will cook the
breakfast and serve it to members
and their friends who attend.
Breakfast will be served from 10:00
a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Project Engineer
Anchorage Bound
T. H. (Jiggs) Tice, resident en
gineer here on the small boat har
bor project for the U.S. Army
Engineer District, left early this
week for Anchorage. He will at
tend a school held annually by the
District for their supervisors and
inspectors throughout the terri
tory.
This is the third round-table
school conference held. A total of
approximately 130 men attend. On
the-job problems are discussed
and specifications may be changed
to prevent problem recurrence.
The conference also deals with
cooperation with contractors, new
ests methods and theories, and
associated subjects relative to con
struction. The Army Engineers
supervise military and civil works
construction throughout the terri
tory.
Tice will return to Kodiak in
approximately ten days.
NOTICE
The Montmartre Inn will be
open Sunday afternoons. Special
Family dinners will be served.
NOTICE
The Griffin Memorial Hospital
telephone number has been chang
ed to 5001. tfn
Today
Many of the top-rated interpre
ters of the Latin American dance
rhythm are to be seen and heard
in the movie, “Cha-Cha-Cha Boom!”
which opens today. It is the first
of a double feature the other be
ing “Miami Expose.”
Perez Prado, King of the Mambo,
and his orchestra, heads the star
cast which includes the Mary Kaye
Trio (Judd Conlin Group), Helen
Grayco (Hal Mooney Orchestra),
and Luis Arcaraz and his orches
tra, featuring Lucerto Barcebas,
and Manny Lopez and his orches
tra.
The rhythms of the film’s top
flight Latin combos, singers and
dancers should make this a com
pletely delightful musical treat.
Columbia Pictures’ “Miami Ex
pose’’ is the story of an all-out
gsangnbattle to control legalized
gambling on America’s fabulous
“pleasure-coast.”
Sunday and Monday
Victor Mature, Guy Madison
and Robert Preston are seen in
“The Last Frontier.”
Tuesday and Wednesdav
“Hot Summer Night,” the next
attraction, has an off-beat ap
proach, is drama with suspense.
The story concerns a newspaper
man’s honeymoon which comes
close to being a nightmare when
he attempts to bring off a big
frontpage scoop by interviewing a
notorious killer holed up with his
gang in a hideout near a small
town in the Ozark hills.
Leslie Nielsen plays the part of
the newspaperman. Colleen Miller
is the young bride, who attempts
to secure his release after he is '
captured and held for ransom.
Thursday and Friday
Another double feature. This
time its the “7th -Cavalry” witv
Randolph Scott in the starring
role and Barbara Hale and Jay C.
Flippen assisting. Following that
is “Inside Detroit.”
The battle of the Little Big Horn
is relieved again. Scott is in the
role of General Custer’s aide,
escapes annilation in the battle
with the Indians, and later returns
with a burial party.
“Inside Detroit” is a Columbia
Pictures’ drama of vice and vio
lence in America’s capital, and
stars Dennis O’Keefe and
O’Brien.
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