The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-01-24

ROTARY BUSINESS IS PROGRAM FOR
 T0DAY'S MEETING

While the travel expert echsd- uled as their speaker was learning elsewhere about travel delays, Ro- tarians in Juneau had such 6 business packed meeting today that there was no time left for a pro- gram, anyway.
 Robert c. Morgan, publisher of i Travel Agent, had given himself 24-hour margin for his speaking engagement and conferences here, then was 34 hours late returning from Hawaii ton an airline not serving Southeast Alaska.) Today's program chairman, George Sund- borg, explained all this.
 With plenty of their traditional horseplay, Rotarians held a fast and sometimes almost furious busi- ness meeting at the weekly lun- cheon meeting in the Baranof Gold | Room.
 After detailed discussion of each measure, they voted to adopt a budget system, as prepared by sne budget committee and with recom- mendations by the Board, amand- ing it only by limit:-g amount 8 member may be fines..
 Budget committee members are o. F. Benecke, Howard D. Stabler and the Rev. G. Herbert Hillerman. Also in the financial department, members voted to assess them selves for the project recommended by William G. Ellis, chairman, of the international service committee. This includes making available to the schools copies of United Na- tions reports.
 Chairman Ralph Mize announced that balloting on the Rotary Val entine party February Is had re- suited in a deadlock between a i, formal dinner dance and mas querade, and asked for vote at meeting. The club wsnt on record unanimously for the dinner-dance, each member couple having the privilege of inviting a guest couple President Bob Akervick appoint ed Peter c. Warner and Lee Lu- 1 cas as Rotary Club representative to the annual meeting of the Ju- neau-Douglas Chapter, Alaska Grip pled Children's Association, Friday evening.
 Dr. c. Earl Albrecht asked Rotar- lans to attend the meeting of Ju neau singers Thursday evening for the formation of permanent 1 chorus-a project which Rotary has offered to sponsor.
 |! Elton Engstrom reported on the Teen Age Club adult board, to which he is Rotary representative, and Henry Harmon asked everyone to attend the annual meeting of Territorial Sportsmen, Inc, tonight in the City Council Chambers when recommendation will be made for next years hunting and fishing regulations.
 Visiting R 0 taria ms numbered Frank Nash of the Fairbanks club: Amer J. Peterson, an Anchorage Rotarian, and Knut Thompson of Petersburg.
 A. F. Ghiglione of the Alaska Road Commission brought the group attending the ARF conference here: B. D. Stewart, Jr., of Valdez; Bill Niemi, Anchorage; Nash, John D. Hudert, Nome; Harry White, An chorage, and Forrest II. McGowan, Haines.
 Other guests were Freeman Schultz, former member of the Ju- neau Rotary Club now living in Coos Bay, Ore; Carl Heinmiller of Port Chilkoot, Haines; Jim Funk of Ellis Airlines, Ketchikan, Orrin Kimball of the Alaska Steamship fCompany, formerly of Seward and Ketchikan and recently transferred to the Juneau office; Gordon Gray, Dave Dunton of Bowling Motors, and Kenneth J. Kadow, chairman of the Alaska Field Committee.
 Cr. James c. Ryan had a fem mine guest-Miss Bernice Hughes iof Salem, Ore, who conducted a Especial reading clinic here yester- day and today for Juneau and Douglas teachers.