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JohnJohn ErnstEmst 544-1642 424-5200 * Executive Committee DIRECTORS 550` ' '555' 5 '""1"' 2 DIRECTORS " __ Director Dallas 1.J. HoaiyHealy 385-3164 381-5410 Holbrook Richardson Ralph B.B- PreishPfffs/1 Charles P. L'"""'Lissow Holbrook Richardson R4/P/1 C'1f1"1f§P DrroororDirector Charles P.R LrrsowLissow 227-4163 227-0760 Director Director DirectorDIVECTUV Director Director Ralph B.B. PreishPreish 225-8031 722-0450 Vg Director V_;VV Holbrook _AWWWWW Director Holbrook Richardson 223-5954 254-2125 Director V. Director James V. Nealon 544-0869 726-4529 Director Q 'V4Vv4 Director Frederick J. Odenbach 586-5055 424-6410424-64 10 APPUINTED APPOINTED OFFICERSOFFICERS .1~~ Fleet Capt. (Sail) Helen "VV _ Capt. (Sail) K. 266-1881 . Helen K. IngersonIngerson 266-1881 .--~, . Fleet Capt. (Power) D. Jr. p `! VV Capt. Thomas D. Hale, Jr. 223-6563 621-8400 Measurerileet ThomésJohn Ernst 544-1642 424-5200 i`" £1-84% Measurer H. Robb 1-1611Holt 342-2177 253-6025 LYRA Tim Killsella """ Tim Kinsella 338-17353331735 024-3290624-3290 R y LYRA MiohaoiMichael NahmiasNrmmms 425-4046 986-5126 LYRA Kenneth Schwenker 338-7427 253-2383 PHRF Fred F-E Hubble 266-0766 427-14634221463 CENTRALS RobonRobert w.W. CaddoCastle 244-3022 427-7200 _ COMMITTEE CHAIRMENCHAIRMEN (Commodore(Commodore -- StanleyStanley C.C. Wright) - FrederickE_ _, _ J. Odenbach Dallas J. Healy James V,V Nealon Budget & Audit George L.L. GuarinoGuarino 342-8024 544-0400 "d""%`iéCf;'fe"b"""Director D"[gf,.;[Z5"[>Director DirectorDi,eC,0, Club CruiseCmiso PomPaul 32& irrozInez LawLaw 342-2403 588-0351 Directory/Compass Martin A. Karch 271-1168 334-5440 Historical Mary Ochs (John)(John) 342-0028 Legal & By-Laws Donald F. 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