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Special services* speakers and
programs will be featured at the
various churches in the city Sun
day, in celebration of the Resurrec
tion of Christ.
COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH
The Community Baptist Church,
Rev. John Molletti, officiating, will
begin Easter with a breakfast at
6:45 a. m. for the young people at
the Church. At 9 a. m. a special
worship service will be held for
those desiring to attend early.
Sunday School will be held as
usual at 10:00 a m., followed by
regular morning worship at 11:00.
At 7:30 p. m. the Junior girls will
give two dramatizations of the
first Easter. Everyone is welcome.
It was further announced that on
April 8, at 7:30 p. m., Chaplain
Buckingham will show movies of
the Marshall Islands.
ST.MARY’S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Tonight at 11:30 p. m„ St. Mary’s
Catholic Church will begin Easter
observance with the Blessing of
Fire, Lighting of the Candles and
Baptismal Promises. This will be
followed by Mass at Midnight, ac
cording to Father Talbott.
Easter Sunday Mass will be read
at 9:30 and 10:30 a. m. Rosary and
Benediction at 7:30 p. m.
There will be no services held at
the Griffin Memorial Hospital on
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KODIAK CHRISTIAN CENTER
Regular services will prevail, it
was announced by the pastor of the
Kodiak Christian Center, Rev.
Schoeming. A Sunday School East
er program will be given between
9 a. m. and 10 a. m.
Easter services will be held from
11 a. m. to 12:00 a. m. A special
speaker will be heard at this time
in the person of Rev. Leonard Wil
kinson. In the evening from 9 to
10:00 p. m. a Singsperation service
will be held.
Rev. Leonard Wilkinson is ex
pected to arrive today from Miss
issippi, it was announced by Rev.
Schoeming. He will be the new
worker in Kodiak, replacing Rev.
and Mrs. John Stickwood, who are
leaving on the next mailboat to
take over the work of the church
at Chignik.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Communion will be administered
at the 11:00 o’clock service at the
Church of Christ Chapel. Rev. J.
E. Masters is the pastor. This ser
vice will follow the Sunday School
hour at 10:00 a. m.
Evening services will be conduct
ed by the pastor at 7:30 p. m.
The Church location is on the
left side of Mission Road just past
the Griffin Memorial Hospital.
Services on. the Naval Station
will' be held at'the Star of the Sea
Chapel and in the new Station
Theatre. *.
CATHOLIC SERVICES
Father D. G. Sullivan will con
duct a Solemn Eeaster Vigil at
11:30 p. m. Saturday night. This
will be followed by Mass at 12 mid
night.
Two Masses will be read Easter
Sunday, one at 9 a. m. and the
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PROTESTANT SERVICES
A special Sunday School Easter
Service will be held at 9:30 a. m.
which is the regular Sunday School
hour. This will be held at the Hill
side Chapel.
Protestant services will be held
in the new Station Theatre at 11:00
a. m. Chaplain H. W. Buckingham
will speak on the sermon topic
“The Living Christ.”
This will be the first use to be
made of the new Theatre, which is
nearing completion.
Local Television
May Start In May
Television for Kodiak will be a
reality in May, according to plans
now being worked out by Naval
Station officials and the AFRTS.
An unoccupied building on the
Naval StatiQli' is" being completely
altered to fif the" needs of tele
vision” broadcasting. Building S-25
on Nymans Peninsula has been se
lected to’house the studio and vol
unteer la^bf will complete the job
All clubs add activities on the Sta
tion afe donating time and labor
in’ readying th.e quarters. A total
of three thousand man hours is es
timated as the time needed to fin
ish the job. The coordinating offi
cer for the projects is Cdr. L. B.
Nelson- of the Ships Department
on the Naval Station.
Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day have been selected as work
nights, with a full day slated for
Saturday. The first of the Clubs
to volunteer were six members of
the Kodiak Amateur Radio Club.
Others are expected to work all
day today.
The Civil Service Club is donat
ing the food to be served to the
working parties. Members of the
Officers Wives Club and the Navy
Wives Club will serve coffee and
pastries during the work periods
in the evenings.
The system will have a capacity
of 50 watts, with 120 foot antenna
for transmission. Receivers on the
Station will not need antennas, but
it is almost certain residents of
Kodiak will require outside an
tennas for reception.
Personnel connected with the lo
cal radio and television station
will be sent to Dage Television Di
vision of the Thompson Products
Co., Michigan City, Imfiarurior'
pre-installation training in the op
eration of the television equip
ment On completion of the weeks
course, the equipment will be sent
tp Kodiak by air freight
Broadcasting is expected to be
gin the first week in May. There is
a possibility that live programs,
broadcasting local events, may be
available at a later date.
AUCTION SALE
BY U.S. MARSHAL
U. S. Deputy Marshal Clarence
Dizney announces an auction of
the Mainland Fisheries equipment
to satisfy a foreclosure order in
stituted in behalf of the Recon
struction Finance Corporation. The
auction will be held in the office
of the U. S. Marshal at 10 o’clock
on Wednesday morning. April 4.
i Some of the equipment is stored ’
at the site of the Mainland Fish
eries at Kukak Bay, some is in
storage at the Kodiak Seafood
Packing, Inc., Kodiak, and some is
in the custody of Dale Valley at
Afognak, Alaska.
The property will first be offer
ed en masse and then item by
item. Whichever of the two meth
ods results in the highest total bid
will determine the sucessful bid
der.
Items in the sale include a quon
set, sifiall frame warehouse, galley
range and sink, 15 hp boiler, 2
steam engines, a light plant, a lot
consisting of salvage lumber and
pipe, pdmps, a lathe and many
other items.
The -property will be sold on a
“where-is—as is” basis.
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