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March 9, 1951
Afternoon showing 2-4 Evening 8-10
Public cordially invited jj
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Shop hours: Mon. thru Sat. 10 to 6
Alaskan Fii ms
To Be Shown
Kodiakians will have an op-'
portunity to see the high:y^
praised Alaskan film, Voice of
the Pribilofs, Thursday even
ing, when the film, made by
! Don Knudsen, Anchorage
[ | photographer, is shown at the
i Orpheum Theatre.
11 Showing of the film, at 71
i ' and 9 pm, will benefit the.
! Alaska Crippled Children’s,
Association. Admission for the I
| evening will be $1.00 for j
adults, 50 cents for highi
school students, and 25 centsj
I for grade school students, all I
j ! prices plus tax.
j The movie, narrated by
Frank Brink, tells the story
of life on the misty isles of J
the Bering sea, shows the
mating cycle of seals, the rare!
and beautiful sea birds and
blue foxes, scenes of church.
ceremonies never filmed be-|
fore, and the rare sight of a j
pure white baby seal, a one- j
in-a-million occurrence,
j The films were made and
produced in Alaska, andi
Knudsen and Brink spent a ■
month on the islands and a.
month on the cliffs above}
Lake George making the
movies, which also include I
The Break-Up of Lake George,
i Brink will be present to pro
ject the movies.
Billy Berestoff left Monday
j for Ft. Richardson, to be in
| ducted into the army.
A Chevrolet suburban,
driven by Dewitt Fields of
the Kodiak Baptist Mission,
skidded on the ice near the
corner of Berts Drug Store
Saturday and crashed into a
taxi cab driven by Lorenzo
Bailey.
The cab driven by Bailey is
owned by William Kreiner.
Both cars were covered by
accident insurance.
George Torgramsen, local
fisherman, was a passenger
for Seattle Tuesday by airline.
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Addresses BPW
Judge Anthony J. DimotWi
addressed members of tht
Kodiak Business and Profes
sional Women’s Club Monday
evening at their dinner meet*
ing at the Montmartre Inn
He discussed juvenile de
linquency.
Ivor Schott, school super
intendent, also spoke briefly.
Mrs. Pete Ramaglia wasp,
hoscess to the Catholic
Ladies’ Guild Wednesday.
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