Garoutte Named
KEA Director
Jim Garoutte, local cab
owner, was named to the
KEA board to replace Robert
Acheson, who resigned follow
ing the recent election.
It was announced earlier
that Jay Wolf, owner of Ko
diak Cleaners, would replace
Acheson but Wolf declined
the directorship as did Ache
son, because their business
did not permit them to give
enough time to KEA duties.
A special meeting of the
board for the appointment of
committees and committee
chairmen will be held soon,
Wilton White, KEA president,
said yesterday.
Charles “Chuck” Winter,
former CAA employe at
Woody Island and more re
cently stationed at McGrath,
is in town for about a six
weeks’ visit.
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Airport Survey
Asked By City
A request for a preliminary
survey for an airport here was
sent to C. S. “Tony” Sch
wamm, Director, Department
of Aviation, Juneau, this
week by the City of Kodiak.
The reauest for the survey _
received the full support of
the Chamber of Commerce as
indicated by a letter from
Clarence Dizney, C of C air
port committee chairman,;
which was read to the city!,
council Monday night 1
Dizney has spent manyj,
months collecting data and j
seeking a site here for a^
municipal airport.
One likely spot suggested'
for an airport was the area on
and around Miller’s point.;
However, that property is
now held by the U. S. Army, i,
Efforts to get the Army to
turn the property back to the
Bureau of Land Management!
I may be made by local civic 1
[groups.
( In the event the Army
would relinquish the land the
city could then apply to the!
BLM for the use of the land
as an airfield.
I
SFC Archie Zehe, former
ACS soldier stationed here,
has reported for duty to the
ACS station in Fairbanks!
following completion of a!
special corn se and a tour of 1
duty in Seatte.
Miss-Helen Johnson of the
)ublic health service returned j
to Anchorage last week after
several days in town.
ELMER B. JOHNSON
KETCHIKAN, ALASKA
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
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WANTED — 100 Kodiak resi
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vide housing {for 1 or more
couples who will be attend
ing the Territorial Elks
Convention in Kodiak April
18th to 24th. If you have a
spare room or a spare bed
call Martin Jensen,*2172, or
Vic Ellis, 2233.
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