Catholics Observe
Pre-Easter Masses
I
Holy Thursday Mass began at
7:31) pm. at St. Mary’s Church,
with an all night vigil in adora
tion before the Blessed Sacrament
until 2:30 p.m. today (Good Fri
dayO when the Ml ass of the Pre
sanctified will take place.
this service all will partici
pate in adoration of the cross, and
will receive Holy Communion. In,
the evening the parishioners will
participate in the Way of the
Crow.
On Holy Saturday, the blessing
of ;the Fire will begin at 11:30
p.qt. with the only illumination
lighted candles. Parishioner** will
participate in the Litany of the
Saints. The Easter Mass wiU begin
abortly after midnight. There will
be'no 8:30 Mass on Easter, hut
ttr* win be-on* 'at u*30
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Two Services
Oil Easter Sunday
Caster services will've held
aft the Community Baptist
There will he a service at
9 followed by one a»t 11.
Gejorge Wick will deliver the ser
mon
Sunday school will convene as
us^al iat 10 a.m. Thd church choir
wiJI present a program of Easter
music at 7:30 in the evening.
Jtev. Lewis White of Raymond,
W ishington has accepted as pas
toi of the church, left vacant since
the firstt of the year when the far
mer pastor, Rev. John Molletti,
resigned. Rev. White is expected
to, arrive a/bout June 1 with his
wife and three children.
Salvation Army
Will Seek Funds
The Salvation Army will conduct
its annual campaign for funds
in Kodiak beginning April 18 and
continuing for three weelcs. The
Salhvtion Army is represented in
Kodiak by a sponsoring committee
of It he, following members. Emil
Knudsen, Morris Burnham. Doug
las Preston, Roland Vickery, Bill
Poland and Dewitt Field.
A portion of the money received
will remain in hhe hands of this
committee to be spent in meeting
wetfarfe emergencies in the name
of The Salvation Army. The cam
paign will also help the statewide
services of this organization.
"The' fine service of this organi
ration is well known to everyone.
They endeavor to meeft the need
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in the house or post on the
front porch are covered under
x Fire policy written by Kodiak
Insurance. If you feel like
climbing a
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stop in at our office, and we
will be pleased to discuss Acci
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TO BE
put into effect. After you have
wen our rates, you’ll l>e
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Kodiak Insurance
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!
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at the time and point of need
whether in peace or war,” a
spokesman said.
Thousands of men and women
in Eastern and Interior Alaska
have received emergency shelter
fend food during the past year
through The Salvation Army.
A new service just established
this month to serve the total st|ate
is its Home for Unwed Expectant
Mothers. This home is located in
Anchorage and will be similar to
this type of service rendered in
the Other 49 states of the Union.
Making contacts in Kodiak dur
ing thq campaign will be Lieuten
ant Lawrence Holmes, who will be
authorized by the local committee.
Welcome to Church of Christ
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Each Sunday
10:00 am-Bible Classes
10:46 aim-Worship Service
OM City Hall, Kodiak
Boot 411, Phone 6802
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Aleutian Homes
Manager Talks
Robert Spencer, manager of the
Aleutian Homes, spoke on his club
classification at the Rotary lunch
eon Tuesday at the 49 Room. He
said rentals have been improving
and 178 families live in the area
he supervises. Bach spends in the
winter months nn average of
$27.13 monthly for fuel, plus
$63.52 per month for other utili
ties.
The rental area also contributes
tQ the local economy, he said, with
a $2700 monthly payroll and a
payment of $75,000 yearly in taxes.
A movie, “Summer Incident,”
showed ihq United States Navy in
the Mediterranean area taking
part in a military emergency.
Del Valentine was a guest at
the meeting and Rotarian 0. A.
Torgerson from Anchorage was in
attendance.
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WELFARE DEPT. AG2NT
HAS NEW PHONE Nl MBER
The telephone numbers for Mrs.
Eugenia Striggia, Agent for Alaska
Department of Welfare, have been
changed at both her home and
office.
Mrs. Strigga may be reached at
her of Dee, phone 6251, between
1-5 p.m. on Thursdays and at
phone 5693 at other times.
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Magistrate To Go
1 j Conference
Doputy Magistrate Mabel Fen
ner will attend a Magistrates Con
ference in Anchonage April 19
through April 23.
There will be no business con
ducted in the Magistrate’s office
during her absence, but the car
licenses will be available as usual.
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Kodiak King Crab Cocktail !
French Onion Soup Aux Croutons ■
SPRING SALAD BOWL
Roquefort, French or Thousand Island
Dressing
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* Roast Leg if Lamb...... $3.00
With Mint Jelly
* Roast Turkey Hen .... 2.75
Savory Dressing, Cranberry Sauce
Old Fashioned
* Baked Ham. 3.50
Candied Sweet Potatoes
* New York Steak. 6.00
Prime, Choice, 16 oz.
* Filet Mignon . 6.00
Grilled Double Cut, 16 02.
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* Fried Spring Chicken .... 4.00
Country Gravy
Vegetable Whipped Potatoes
Choice of Desserts
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Small orders for small fry—Half Price
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