Many Events Scheduled Today
At Naval Station ‘Open House1
Armed Forces Day will be ob
served at the U.S. Naval. Station,
Kodiak, from 1 to 5 pm today.
The main gate will open to the
general public at noon. Marine
Barracks personnel will direct
traffic to parking areas.
Opening ceremonies will com
mence at 1 pm in Hangar One.
Music will be furnished by the
Naval Station Band.
Hangar One will be open from 1
to 5 pm to show numerous dis
plays of Navy equipment and ac
ti vitae:»_ These will include a dis
play of arctic survival kits and
aircraft engines by Fleet Aircraft
Service Squadron 114.
Aba in Hangar One, Marine Bar
nicks personnel will display wea
,pons, told weather clothing, and
•communications equipment.
The Coast Guard Air Detach
ment will display search and res
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cue equipment while Patrol
Squadron ONE will show P2V-5F
aircraft.
An R5D aircraft, MB-5 crash and
fire rescue truck, and a Link
Trainer will be displayed by Naval
Station personnel.
Fleet Weather Central will dem
onstrate ballon inflation, equip
ment and other meteorological
devices.
Also on display in Hangar One
will be a 40-millimeter gm mount
and assorted ordnance equipment.
The Public Works will display
a rotary type snow plow and a 50
ton aircraft crash crane.
A deep sea diving rig will be
displayed by the Ships Department
wihile the Communications Static^
will demonstrate communications
equipment. This demonstration
will include simulated reception
of signals transmitted by the
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Photographic exhibits of ser
vices rendered will be shown by
the Supply Department and
Mobile Construction Battalion
NINE.
The Navy Exchange will estab
lish a stand in Hangar One for
the sale of hot dogs and soft
drinks.
On the ramp area near Hangar
One, the Marine Barracks Drill
Team will give a close order drill
demonstration at 2 pm. The Mobile
Construction Battalion NINE Drill
Team will give a similar demon
stration at 3 pm.
At 2:30 pm, a flammable liquid
fire demonstration will be held
near Hangar One. This will be
followed by a hose coupling con
test between two engine com
panies.
The main Fire Station will hold
“ooen house” between 1 and 5 r>m
Beginning at 3:30 pm, shuttle
bus service will transport visitors
to the south end of marginal pier
for tours and demonstrations on
aboard the LSM-161 and Coast
Guard Cutters.
In connection with the theme of
Armed Forces Day, “Power for
Peace”, special Protestant and
Catholic services will be held on
the Naval Station Sunday, 18 May
1958, as a fitting conclusion to the
Armed Forces Day program.
Dr. & Mrs. Johnson
In Fairbanks To
Attend Meeting
Dr. Bob and' Marian Johnson
left Wednesday for Fairbanks to
attend a meeting of the Territor
ial Medical Association. Marian
planned to attend the meeting of
the Medical Association Auxiliary,
being held at the same time.
Dr. Bob is expected to return
to Kodiak Monday. Marian will fly
to Hughes, Alaska, for a short
visit with her grandfather, who
operates a trading post there.
Fr. Basil Doyle
To Open Mission
The Rev. Basil J. Doyle, C.S.P.,
a Paulist Father from San Fran
cisco, will open a Mission at St.
Mary’s Church Sunday night, be
ginning at 7:30 o’clock. The Mis
sion will run through the week
until the following Sunday.
Father Raymond Talbott, S.J.,
Pastor of St. Mary’s, stated the
Catholic people of Kodiak would
like to be hosts to their fellow
citizens, of whatever faith. “We
extend them a cordial invitation
to attend all the services,” he
stated.
The Missionary in his sermons
will treat of the purpose of life,
man’s high destiny and how he
may attain it. He will discuss such
subjects as original sin, the Re
demption, Sanctifying Grace and
Heaven. In addition there will be
a question box, which will be open
to the public.
Father Doyle is a graduate of
the University of Toronto, and is
listed there in the football hall of
Friday
Game Night
8:30 p.m.
at
V.F.W.
fame. He received his theological
training at the Catholic University
of America. Father Doyle has had
a priestly career both varied and
interesting, serving as Newman
Club Chaplain, Master of Novices,
and Pastor of Paulist Parishes in
Ontario and South Carolina. As a
Missionary he has worked in near
ly every state in the union, but is
especially dedicated to Western
Missions.
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Bake Sale Today
A bake sale, sponsored by the
Assembly of God, will be held to
day at both Kraft’s Supermarket
and Donnelley and Acheson, be
ginning at 9:30 am.
NOTICE
The Montmartre Inn will be
open Sunday afternoons. Special
Family dinners will be served.
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