Drive On Sunday
For Heart Fund
Culminating a month-long cam
paign. the 1962 Heart Fund goes
into its final week with the an
nual Heart Sunday drive slated
for this weekend.
A door to door solicitation will
be made locally from 2 to 4 p.m.
Sunday, according to Dr. Bruce
Keers, chairman of the drive in
this area. Dr. Keers is also sec
retary of the Alaska Heart Asso
ciation. Slogan adopted by the
Association is “more will live—
the more you give.”
Diseases of the heart and circu
lation are a major cause of dis
ability and the leading cause of
death in the nation. These dis
eases are responsible for about 54
per cent of all deaths, according
to statistics. Each year they
cause the deaths of about 240,000
persons below age 65. No one is
immune. Approximately 10,000,
000 persons in the United States
suffer from some form of heart
and circulatory disease, including
500.000 children.
The Heart Fund supports a na
tionwide program against the dis
eases of the heart and blood ves
sels.
“We feel confident Kodiak resi
dents will again respond as gen
erously as in the past to this
worthy cause,’’ Dr. Keers stated.
"Kodiak’s contributions when
judged on a per capita basis have
always been high.”
Orbit Stamp
On Sale Here
Without any previous announce
ment, a commemorative stamp
went on sale Tuesday, to honor
this country’s first man-in-orbit
flight, Postmaster William Lamme
announced.
Kodiak was among 300 post of
fices chosen for the immediate
sale, he said, and the first supply
is limited.
GEORGE
“Home on the Range”
AT
GRAYCE’S CAFE
Kodiak Beef Alaska Donuts
Our Special Lemon Pie
Open 6:00 a.m. until 2:00 a.m.
Closed on Sunday
The 4 cent stamp depicts Col.
Glenn’s space capsule in gold
against a blue background of sky
and earth.
Stamp collectors interested in
first -day covers may obtain in
formation at the local post office.
Films and Slides
Will Be Shown
Wildlife films and slides will be
shown at the skating rink on the
naval station at 7:00 p.m. on Feb
ruary 23 by the Coast Guard Wives
Club.
Coffee and dessert will be served
I——! ———"
following the program. Members
are reminded to bring dessert.
Plumbing & Heating Service
Installation of all types of heating systems and plumbing.
Maintenance and repair on stoves, furnaces, etc.
New and used plumbing and heating fixtures for sale
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KEA Annual Meeting
The Annual Meeting ef the
KODIAK ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION
WILL BE HELD MONDAY, MARCH 5th, 8:00 P.M. AT THE
EIKS HALL, for ...
* Report Last Year’s Business
* Election of Nine Directors
* Entertainment - Movies
* Lunch & Refreshments
* Prizes - for Attendance
PROXY VOTE — ANNUAL MEETING — MEMBERS OF KEA
To: A. M. Given, Secty. Mon. March 5th, 1962
The undersigned hereby authorizes____
Name of Member
to vote by Proxy at the Annual Meeting of the Kodiak Electric Ass’n on March
5th, 1962, Elks Hall, Kodiak, Alaska. _ _
/ Signature
Instructions — The above is for the convenience of members wishing to vote by
proxy. The proxy must be handed (not mailed) to the Secty. on or before the
Annual Meeting date. Only members are entitled to vote.
SAMPLE BALLOT
(Not to be Used for Voting)
ELECTION OF NINE DIRECTORS
□ BELCHER, CECIL
□ BELL, HERBERT
□ BENSEN, BEN >
□ BROOKS, ART
□ DAWSON, BOB
□ DUROS, JAMES
□ FELTON, HARRY
□ FIELDS, D. W.
□ GAROUTTE, JAMES
□ GERIENE, VERLYN
□ JENSEN, GORDON
□ MELARVIE, K. W.
□ MAGNUSEN, GEORGE
□ MULLER, WALT
□ NAUGHTON, ED
□ POWELL, CHUCK
□ RAMAGUIA, PETE
□ RODLI, CARL
□ ROOT, V. W.
□ , SLONIGER, HOWARD
□ SUNDBERG, GENE
□ VEERMAN, LOU
□ LAWHEAD, DON
Kodiak Electric Association Inc.
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