St. Mary’s Sets
Special Services
For Sunday P. M.
Sunday, Dec. 2, St. Mary’s Cath
olic Church will have a parish day
of recollection and exposition of
the Blessed Sacrament.
All spiritual talks and exercises
will be conducted by the Rev. Rob
ert L. Woodruff of the Redemptor
ist Fathers who for the past 12
years has had wide experience giv
ing parish missions, Novenas, Tri
duums and Retreats in the West
ern States.
The Exposition of the Blessed
Sacrament will begin with the 8:30
a.m. Mass with the first talk en
Father Woodruff
titled “The Priesthood of the
Laity” at 2 p.m.
After a period for refreshments
and private prayer, reading of the
meditation. Father Woodruff will
give his second talk, “The Bene
fits Derived from a Worthy Cem
munion.”
Baby sitting service will be pro
vided in the quonset classroom dur
ing the afternoon religious exer
cises.
The third and closing talk of the
day will start at 7:30 in the eve
ning.
All Catholics in town and at the
Naval Station and their non-Cath
olic friends are invited to attend.
POLICE SLOGAN
If you want a bright tomorrow,
dim your lights tonight.
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Another Russian
Is Hospitalized
Fegor Maximovich Kazarkin, 28,
a Russian seaman was taken from
his ship Armanx by a U.S. vessel,
Aimak, Saturday and later trans
ferred to the Coast Guard Cutter
Storis which brought him to the
Kodiak Naval Station hospital.
Kazarkin was suffering from fa
cial lacerations and fractures of
the jaw. How the injuries were re
ceived was not known.
Boats In Parking
Lot Given Warning
The City of Kodiak may have to
build a garage to house overparked
boats, Police Chief R. E. Vickery
said this week.
The chief said that the city is
going to impound all sport boats
in the auto parking lots at the
Small Boat Harbor. He says that
two are there now and one has
been there for a week. The 48-hour
limit applies to boats as well as
cars, he warns.
KING CRAB CAPITAL
Kodiak, Alaska, is known as the
King Crab capital of the world.
Seward Man Has
Idea For Kodiak
Crab Fishermen
An unidentified Seward man
has a suggestion for Kodiak fish
ermen who have been losing
their crab pots.
In a letter to the editor in the
Sunday, Nov. 25, edition of the
Daily Alaskan Empire, Juneau,
this writer says:
“For the past month I have
been reading about the Russian
trawlers picking up crab pots of
American crab fishermen, and
there is considerable sounding
off by political figures.
“To me this is no problem. All
the crab fishermen would have
to do is booby trap certain
marked pots with a light explo
sive, just enough to ruin the
trawl but not enough to be audi
ble or show any disturbance on
the surface.
"This should be easy in the
depth of water where the crab
fishermen are fishing.”
The writer’s name was with
held from the letter.
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AGENT
486-2658
SAILING FROM SEATTLE
DEC. 5, 1962
MS TANANA
Womens Bay, Kodiak
Port Williams, Seldovia, Homer *
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Anna C Suffers
Swamping Mishap
Considerable water damage re
sulted when the Anna C, a fishing
vessel owned by Emil C. Christof
ferson Sr., of Kodiak was swamped
Thanksgiving Day as she hoped to
reach Anton Larsen Bay to get out
of a heavy blow.
According to Wiiliam Damery,
ice cut through at the water line
and swamped the vessel. It was
pumped and plans made for its
return for further repairs to Ko
diak.
CARD OF THANKS
Thank you. To all of those who
did so very much to make our
first days here possible.
H. Culmer Banks
EXPANSION DUE
Christmas packages and cards to
catch the Expansion going down
the chain should be mailed this
week. Postmaster William Lamme
announced today. The boat is ex
pected about next Sunday.
GIFT BOOKLETS
Suitably designed gift booklets
of Defense Savings Stamps are
available at the local post office
for Christmas giving.
The boklets come in $2.50 and
$5 values.
Norman’s Photo
(Across from the
Orpheum Theatre)
Portraits By Appointment
Phone 486—5282
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