' ®^ rtsttwas Story
Theme On Sunday
The Christmas story will b
presented in sermons and song i,
most of the locfal churches Sunday
The Choir will present the stor
of Christmas in song at the morn
ihg services,; at. the . Communit;
baptist Church, it was announce(
by the pasfq^, jRey. John Moll.etti
At , 7:30, ^he youth program wil
feature a play concerning the sea
.spa. Rev. MoJJetti also announcec
that on December 31, the Churcl
.will observe .New Years Eve by ;
watch night service. The film “Rec
River of Life” will be shown. This
is a v. fllHength. feature . showins
the mahe-up and work of the blood
stream. It is in. full color. “The
public is .cordially invited,” Rev
iViolletti stated
v Talbott stated the regu
i'ir Sunday schedule oc server
Church, will be followed at St
Hi'ry’s ( hir ch. Tuesday a day oi
list and abstinence will be observ
ed with a midnight mass at the
dose of the day.
Christmas Day Mass will be held
the Hospital Chapel at 9:30 a.m.
and at 10:00 at the Church. At
7:30, Rosary and Benediction.
Rev. Talbott further states Re
ligious calendars are now avail
able at the Church.
At the Assembly of God, Rev.
Charles Hirschey will preach at
the regular service Sunday morn
ing. Theme of his sermon will be
a Christmas message.
. The Sunday School program will
be presented Sunday, beginning at
7:30 p.m. A play, “Mary’s Christ
mas Dream” will be the feature
of the program. Bill Feemester
and Bill Smith are directors of the
play.
Those taking part in the play
are Linda and Andy Rochier,
Paula Resa and James Miller,
Midge Spears, Rodney Kuebler
and Mark Chevalier.
The church is located across
from Max’s Drive Inn.
The Christian Center will hild
services Sunday at 11:00 a.m. At
7:30, the annual Christmas pro
gram will be preseht^i.
Ministers Form
Fellowship Group
Ministers of lotal churches have
forrhe# a fellowship gjfoup for the
purpose ‘ of working;, together and
sharing a time of*'inspiration. The
third vof a series of Wednesday
morning breakfasts was held this
week at the Kodiak Christian
Center. The first was held two
weeks ago at the Community Bap*
tist Church and the second last
week at the home of Rev. and Mrs.
C.S. Hirschy. Those attending the
breakfast meetings have been Mr:
and Mrs. Hirschy, Mr. Fred Mama
loff, Mr. Peter Deneka, Mr.
Leonard Wilkinson and Mr. John
Molletti.
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cooperative project a New Year
Union meeting at the Community
Baptist Church on January 5 at
7:30 p.m. This meeting will center
on the evangelistic emphasis and
will feature the showing of the
Billy Graham film, “SOULS IN
CONFLICT”. The story of the film
is based on conversions during the
London Crusade with the Billy
Graham Team of Evangelists. The
public is cordially invited to this
first union meeting of Evangelicals
in Kodiak. Future plans of the
group will be announced from time
to time.
THINX OF OTHERS
Do you know some older person
who cannot get out to buy greeting
cards? If so, why not buy cards
and stamps for them to send be
fore Christmas? It is sure to be
appreciated.
TRGOlP 10 CHRISTMAS PARTY
Girl Scout Troop No. 10 held m
Christmas party December 14 in
» the bailment of the Community
i Baptist Church. Leader of the
. group is Mrs. Hatcher, who is
7 assisted by Pat Nye and Sharon
. Van Buren.
The menu for the evenings party
l consisted of turkey and stuffing,
. peas, mashed potatoes,' stuffed
l celery, tossed salad, relish plate,
■ chocolate milk and coffee and
t cookies.
1 Members who attended were
| Luana Garoutte, Diane Heitman,
, Jane Pikoon, Dawn Jarvela, Rox
anna Nelson, Claudia Hoover,
Laurel Johnson, Svea Breckberg,
Virginia Valley and Thomesine
Swenson.
TV SCHEDULE
8:30—Victory At Sea
9:00—West Point
9-30—The Falcon
10:00—Captured
10:30—Climax '■<
Friday
5:30—Patti Page
5*45—I.O.P.
6:00—Hopalohg Cassidy /
0:30—Crunch & Des -
7:00—Ray Anthony
7:30—You Are There
8:00—Florian Zabach
8 30—Big Picture
9:00—Talent Scouts
930—Dragnet
10:00—Dumont Boxing
11:00—Sherlock Holmes
All programs are subject to
change without advanced notice.
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Griffin Memorial
Hospital Notes
BIltTMS: .
Ida Jane, weighing 7 lbs. 14%
ozs., was born on December 17 tc
Ella and Bill Willis.
A son, weighing I® lbs. 4 ozs.,
wa? born on December 19 to Eu
genia and Alex Caluga.
A daughter, weighing 8 lbs.,
was bom on December 19 to
Juanita and Ovid McKinley.
NAVAL STATION BIRTHS
Patricia, weighing 5 lbs.. 10 ozs.,
was born on December 19 to Lor
raine Ann and .William “Y" Allen,
Lt, U.SN. , . . j
UNIFORMS NEEDED
Members' of the Junior Varsity
Basketball team will donate one
day of Work, ’ particularly during
the Christmas holidays. ’Their-ob
ject—to piirchdse new uniforms- t
Uniforms now used are hand
me-downs, seven years old. Any
one having errands or other work
to do, contact Coach Joe Floyd at
4603. 8
NOTICE
Breakfast will be served at the
Masonic Temple Sunday, Decem
ber 2b from 9 a.m. until 12 noon.
Masons and their guests are invit
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
LATE LISTINGS
FOR RENT—Furn 2 rra apt, new
ly painted. Elec wash mach &
refrig. Navy approved. Ph 2054.
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The Community Baptist Church
‘ The Big White Church on the Hill”
HI Rev. John Molletti, Pastor
JB-' .<■. Sunday School —0:45 e.m.
Morning Worship —*11:00 in.
Youth Fellowship Groups —6:20 p.m.
Evening Worship —7:2*0 pja.
Mid Week Service P**n*. Wednesday
.“Holding Forth The Weird Of Life”
St. Mary's Church
Rev. Raymond L Talbott, SL I.
MASSES:
Sunday Hospital Chapel
Church
Holydaye Hospital Chapel
Church
Daily. . Hospital Chapel
ROSARY AND BENEDICTION:
Sunday and Friday ’.J
HOLY HOUR:
Saturday Hospital Chapel
CONFESSIONS:
Saturday Church
Also daily before Masses
BAPTISMS: “
Sunday
SUNDAY SCHOOL:
6:30 AM
8:30 and 110:30 AM
6:30 AM
7:15 and 8:00 AM
■' 6:30 AM
7:30 AM
1:00 to 2:00 PM
7:00 to 8:00 PM
2:00 PM
10:00' AM
tast
FOR SALE—3 dresses size 7; 3
skirts size 22. Practically new.
Ph 4902. Mrs. Huber. 21-ly
FOR SALE—Comp. set Encyclo
pedia- Britaan i c a w/2 year
books. Ph 4922. 21-ln
FOR RENT—1 bdrra furn house
on Base Rd. near town. Avlbe
Jan. 1 Ph 3084. 21-ln’
FOR RENT i— Newly " remodeled
1 bdrm fum house 2 blks from
town. Inquire at Dad's Barber
Shop or call 3742. 21-1*
FOE RENT—Navy, app furn apt
Ph 3344, y 21~ly
FOR SALE—We still have a good
selection of jade, hematite &
nugget jewelry & at good assort
ment of watches. Fays' to check
a,, our ,v specials. We have smoke
stack..i heaters^ in stock. Dad’s
Barber Shop. 21-lh
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-. Now Open for business
.Auto Msclisnlcal.. & Electrical
. ■ "jPaiatiag '& "irainor' Body -Werk
. , r ftodlaicr-llepaiiir
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First street to right past Montaiartre
\jFinging our best wishes fdf ,v
a very Merry ChostnuH ? •;:
*o alt our friendly customers!
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new owner f
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, Open 5 pm. until 10 pm.
Call 2904 during day
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