Allen Chernoff, son of Mr.
»nd Mrs. Tim Chernoff, has
returned to town after sp-nd
j in^ the winter in Seattle. Pre
( " > is!y, he served for severs
1 m mth's in the army.
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Talmage L. Smith, returned
to Kodiak this week after
spending several weeks in a
hospital in Anchorage for
special medical attention.
Mrs. Mary Sorum, Bank of
Kodiak cashier who has been
in Homer on business, has re
turned.
vlr' d t.-ci n Lainprecht left
this vejA for Atlanta, Ga..
o’here she wi!! receive special j
medical attention. She expects
to return in about two months.
Alice Daunt will replace]
Phyllis Watson as a typist in1
the record department at the
city hall.
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Members
j > Uress Rotary
' The Civil Aeronautics Ad
|ministration is a federal or
ganization devoted to service,
j the Rotary Club heard Tues
day from three member- of
the local station on Woody
Island.
Darrell Chaffin, Leonard
.Hall and J. Whitney told the
club of the work done by the
CAA and ©f the various de
partments on the island. Chaf
fin explained the various de
partments, Hall told of the
service offered and Whitney
gave a description of the tech
nical work involved in operat
ing a station.
The CAA men gave their
talks following the regular
| Rotary luncheon at the Mont
martre Inn.
Other guests present were
Ray Man ton and Don Jones of
the Alaska Music Trails Con
cert Association, Homer La
tham of Homer, Alaska and
Father Raymond Talbott, S. J.,
of St. Mary’s Catholic Church.
AMA Membership
Drive Planned
I A membership drive
| throughout the territory will
be conducted by the Alaska
| Visitors Association this sum
imer, according to plans re
| leased by the AVA’s Finance
Committee.
i A newly-created position
will require the fuil time ser
! vices of a promotion expert,
j especially one experienced in
j organizing fund campaigns.
, Applications for the job are
j being received at the Associa
j tions headquarters, Klein
: Building, Juneau.
Marshall Crutcher is a mem
ber of the finance committee.
I Homer Latham of Homer,
' Alaska, has been in town the
past week.
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