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Sunday School 18 am
Morning Worship 11 am
Evening Service 7:30 pm
Prayer meeting
Wednesday , 7:30 pm
Communion
Every third Sunday
"Christian Brotherhood
Hour" KFQD Sunday 8:S0am
Judson E. Masters
Pastor
MACS DINER
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Alaskan Exhibit
Hignlight AtConv.
One of the high lights of the
Rotary International conven
tion held in Seattle recently
was a large Alaskan exhibit
jointly sponsored by the Ro
tary Clubs < f Alaska and the
Alaska Visitors Association. <
The bcoth was designed by
the AVA’8 advertising agency
Pearson Morgan & Pascoe of
Seattle, in accordance with
suggestions from various Ro
tarians in Alaska. To present
a truly representative picture
af the Territory, it contained a
large photo-mural map, photo
graphs of various cities, a con
tinuous slide projector with a'
Eomplete collection of 35mm
.olored slides, and artifacts
such as polar and brown bear
skins, totem poles and cut out
>f AVA’s mascot MR. BILLI
KEN, wearing a Rotary emb
lem.
Rotary delegates from A
laska manned the booth at all
times and were assisted by Mr.
A. B. Hayes, a director of the
Alaska Visitors Association,
and manager of Northwest
Airlines of Anchorage.
It is reported that the booth
was swamped with visitors at
ill times. Alaska Rotary dele
gates said that many people
indicated they intended to
risit Alaska after learning
what it had to offer. Since
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no pojnmerjcal publications
woe allowed, only Alaska
Visitors Association brochures
and Chamber of Commerce
folders were available. The
Seattle First National Bank
publication on industry in A
laska was also distributed.
The City Ambulance made
an emergency run to the City
Dock Wednesday morning July
14th to pick ,up Lucy Fetikoff
who had suffered .second de
gree burns when a pot of hot
clam chowder was accidently
knocked,off the galley stove
aboard the boat "Lucky” as it
hit,* swell. Her ankles y.ere
the most severly burned and
after treatment at the hospital
she was released.
Announces Blrtn
Sargeant First Class James
Lumsden and his wife Nadine,
well known in Kodiak for their
tour of duty with the local
ACS assignment, announce
the birth of a son, Scott
James, seven pounds, nine
ounces born at Elmendorf Ajr
j Force Base Hospital last week.
Sargeant Lumsden is nQ^
the Station Commander of
ACS at Cordova, Alaska.
1 One of the contestants eft
a qui* show was a young waft
by the name of Lee. "One ef
the Virginia Lees?" asked the
questioner. "No, I'M froift
England,” said the contes
tant "Oh," Baid the q®S*
master, "One of the leiii
Lees.”
Lyman S. Ferris, Ketchikan; Lloyd Swanson, Peters
burg; and Emil Knudsen, of Kodiak, at the Alaskan booth at
: Rotary International convention in Seattle.
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