Kodiak Rotary Club
Top In Alaska
For the month of September,
Kodiak Rotary Club was the top
Alaskan club for average atten
dance. Their average was 96.71
with the Petersburg club second
with 94.80.
At last Tuesday’s meeting of the
club, speaker was Lt. Cmdr. LJL
Broun. Commander of the LSM
161, Broun spoke on the work of
that Navy craft.
Principal operations of the LSM
161 are carried out in the Aleutian
area, he said, with rapid weather
changes ensuring that his job was
never monotonous. “Weather
changes are so rapid in the area
that calm could prevail with only
slight to no wind, and in a matter
of a half hour, the wind could blow
up to 85 mile gusts,” he comment
ed.
Lt Cmdr. Broun illustrated his
talk with slides of which some
were progressive shots to indicate
the weather changes.
Guests at the meeting were Lt.
Gordwin, Capt. Nordstron, Mr.
Alfcenstaver, Rev. Talbott, Chuck
Johnson.
NOTICE
The Christian Science Society
of Kodiak holds Sunday Services
and Sunday School every Sunday
at 11 a.m,, evening Services the
3rd Wednesday of each month at
8 p.m., Chapel Annex on the Base.
NOTICE
Or. E.E. Bach, optometrist, will
be in Kodiak to do eye examin
ations October 20 through 24.
For an examination, call Mrs.^
Carl Huer, Phone 4581.
The rugged days of winter
Your outing plans wHl splinter.
Don’t worry the cop, but buy some pop
And serve all your pals in splendor.
Kodiak Bottling Works
Phone 2244
Red Cross To Sew
For Hospital i
The Kodiak Chapter of the *
American Red Cross is organizing
a production service to make dress
ings and sew for the two local ^
hospitals. ^
Anyone who heard Lt. Cmdr.
Marie A. Pongratz’ appeal on T.V.
last Monday night, is aware of how
desperately the Naval Station Hos
pital is in need of such help.
Sister St. Dorothy has said that
Griffin Memorial Hospital would
also be benefited by such a service.
Mrs. Louise Coon, phone 4301,
has accepted the chairmanship in
the city and Mrs. H.O. Kulberg,
iphone 350, has agreed to serve in
that capacity on the Naval Station.
Anyone interested in doing this
sort of work is requested to get in
touch with either of these ladies.
Bishop O’Flanagan
To Be Here Oct. 18
Arriving Friday, October 18, the
Bishop of the Juneau Diocese,
Bishop Dermot O’Flanagan will be
in Kodiak until Monday afternoon,
October 21.
On Sunday morning, at the 10:30
Mass at St. Mary’s Catholic
Cnurch, he will confirm a class
composed mainly of children. A
program will be presented at the
church Sunday evening by children
of the parish, followed by a recep
tion honoring the visitor.
Born in Ireland, Bishop O’Flan
agan served in the pastorate of
Anchorage for several years before
being consecrated as Bishop of
Juneau. His charge includes
Kodiak, Juneau, Ketchikan, Sitka,
Skagway, Seward and Anchorage.
The Bishop will be at the Kodiak
lotel during his stay here and will
>e available to anyone who wishes
o speak to him personally.
Rehearsals for the Messiah every
'hursday from 7-9 at the High
khool.
COUNCIL MEETING
The first regular meeting of t
newly elected council, ^aded by
Mayor Coon, will be held on Mon
day, October 14, 7:30 p.m. in the
new City Hall.
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