1 as Complete
For three Plays
By Betty Tullos
Thursday evening, April 26, was
the final tryout date for the Ko
diactor’s new production, “A Festi
val of Spring.” All three nights of
tryouts brought new faces and new
talent to join the fast growing Lit
tle Theatre group.
The director, Vern McCorkle,
chose the cast for each play to be
presented in this festival, as listed:
The cast for “In The SudC in
clude Douglas Patterson as Jac
quino, Nancy Fix as Jeanette, and
Ila Williams as Jacquette.
Filling the cast of “Good Night
Please” are Bob Wales as Mari
doth Whitehouse; Ray Dansfield,
Burton; Mary Reed, Vivian; Nancy
Fix, Lucy; Charlotte Richey, Cook;
Jack Swan, Mr. McWinkle; John
Conner, Basil.
“Submerged,” the third of the
one-act plays is cast with Bill York
as Brice; Douglas Granberi y as.
Shaw; Tom Moser, Dunn; John
Miller, McAndrews; Ed Hamlet,
Nab and Ed Sheaffer, Jorgson.
An exciting buzz was created in
the Lake Louise "tittle Thaetre
this week as rehearsals commenc
ed and building sets were planned.
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WHEN YOUR DOG IS SICK
by Dr. E. M. Gildow
Director, Frlskles Research Kennels
' The average dog owner can
usualJy tell when his pet is ill,
but seldom knows Which ail
nent , Is indicated by' tha
symptoms. So it’s always wise
to have a veterinarian diagnose'
toe illness and advise treat
ment.
Use a rectal thermometer to
check the dog’s temperature;
normal should be 101 degrees.
Pits or convulsions are usually
Dog of the Week: POODLE.
; & ^sr
Varieties'. Standard, Miniature, Toy.
Curly or corded coat. Clipping is tra
ditionally "Puppy", "Continental", and
“English Saddle.” Any solid color.
Eighth in popularity.
a warning of an ailment or dis
turbance. Again, this should be
determined by professional ad
vice.
Always seek competent atten
tion for such diseases as dis
temper or infectious hepatitus.
Worming the dog also is best
left to the veterinarian.
Keep the convalescent dog
warm and out of drafts. Tempt
him with new foods if he re
fuses to eat, or try feeding him
by hand or changing his feed
ing place. Foods he may relish
at this time are minced raw
beef, beef broth, chicken, eggs,
rabbit, milk and cereal.
If your dog resists food for
several days he may have to be
force-fed. Give him liquid foods
from a small bottle. Tilt the
dog’s head and gently pull out
the cheek until the lower lip
forms a pouch. Pour in liquid
slowly, giving him time to
swallow. Use the same method
for administering liquid medi
cine. Drop pills back of the
dog’s tongue and stroke the
throat so he will swallow.
Feeding Tips: Several all
purpose dog foods contain vita
min A. It strengthens the
mucous membranes, providing
nesistance against pneumonia,
ibronchial infections, distemper,
1 colds and car inflammations.
There is a lot of interesting things
to be done and in counting noses
the director stated there will be
many more “behind-the-scenes”
people needed. The doors are al
ways open to anyone interested in
learning the technical jobs of light
ing, stage decoration, make up,
wardrobe and many other interest
ing things, according to directors
of the club. “If you are interested
in any of these, feel free to call
Vern McCorkle at 637 or the Lake
Louise Little Theatre as 9-936,”
they stated.
Production date is set for May
31, June 2 and 3. The Friday night
performance, originally scheduled,
has been changed.
“FOUNDATION” IS THEME
ASSEMBLY OF GOD SERVICE
“Foundation Day” services will
be held at the Assembly of God
Church tomorrow, it was announc
ed by the pastors, Rev. and Mrs.
Charles Hirschy. A special offer
ing will be taken for the founda
tion of the proposed new church.
Rev. Hirschy will speak on the
subject “Foundation” at the 11
o’clock services.
Sunday School will be held at
^JO a. m. At 2:30 p. m. there will
be a time of fellowship and singing.
This wiil include special songs,
choruses and group snging. At 7.^0
p. m. there will be evangelistic
Services, which include a sermon,
songs and testimonies. These ser
vices will be held at 1349 Willow
Street in Aleutian Homes.
A sate sponsored by the Women's
.Missionary Council, will begin to
day at 10 a. m., and will last all
day. Items to be sold will include
hand painted aprons, sea shells,
print aprons, cakes, pies* bread
and cookies-. t
HfTH ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Vickery
celebrated thfe eighteenth anniver
sary of their marriage on April 23.
Vickery is Chief of the Police De
partment here.
True to form in the male species,
Vickery forgot the date. He said
he couldn’t believe he had been
married that long, the years have
gone by too fast.
Eleven Year Old
Gets His Bear
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Eleven year old Keith Chisolm
of Las Cruces, New Mexico will
have a lot to tell his playmates
when he gets back to his home
town, as a result of his short visit
to Kodiak.
While they were probably warm
ing up on the sand lot for some
early baseball, or knuckling down
to a fast round of marbles, he was
trekking through the hills at Olga
Bay looking for a Kodiak bear.
Upon sighting one, he deliberately
took aim by resting his rifle on
a snowshoe, eased the trigger and
brought down the big ten foot
bundle of fur with one shot.
Keith then assumed the role of
the seasoned hunter, and without
any display of buck fever, fired
four more shots to make certain
he had killed his bear.
The young hunter accompanied
his father, Rupert Chisolm, and
Frank Papen, also of Las Cruces.
The elder Chisolm and Papen each
got their bear. The father has been
here twice before, when he was ac
companied by an older son.
Pinnell and Tolifson of Olga Bay
were the guides.
Wood peckers are found around
the world, except Australia and
Madagascar. About 300 species are
known.
Emit Knudsen Returns
From A.H.A. Meeting
Emil Knudsen returned Man day
from a two weeks business trip
to Ketchikan, Seattle, Washing!**
and Portland, Oregon.
While in Ketchikan he attended
a meeting of the Alaska Housing
Authority, of which he is a meat
ber. Knudsen stated that the neat
meeting of AHA will be held in
Kodiak sometime in July.
TEAR DOWN PARSONAGE
The Russian Parsonage will 1*
torn down. Bids for the job wiD
be received up to May 11. Interest
ed parties are asked to send them
to Box 55.
, (DIAGONAL MEASUREMENT)
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