Dr. and Mrs. Homer Conning
lam of Whitworth College, Spok
ane, who will teach at the third
aantmal Whitworth Sheldon Jackson
Summer Session to be held in Sitka
an the Sheldon Jackson campus
front June 14 to July 15, 1960.
Saturday
Hobby the Robot is undaunted
by either Shellfire or a flame
ttnrowdi as he advances on an
Amy Nike missile base, providing
one of the exciting sequences of
“TRe Invisible Boy,” science-fic
tion drama produced by Nicholas
Nayfark, producer of the earlier
"Forbidden Planet,” in which the
robot was first introduced.
Richard Eyers plays the role of
tike youngster who is made invis
ible.
Sunday and Monday
Take a wealthy porkpacker
named -Penny-packet?’ add seven
teen children (ell his), throw in
an outraged minister, a lovesick
giant, a shocked spinster, a bowl
ing grandfather (also named
“Pennypaeker” asd a porkpacker)
and bring to a boil with a wife
who wants to know where the
extra nine kids came from, and
you have a broad outline of the
goings on in “The Remarkable
Mr. Pennypacket,"
Cast includes Clifton Webb,
Dorothy McGuire, Charles Coburn,
Jill St. John and Ron Ely.
Tuesday and Wednesday
“Naked Larth'' provides nigged
action, and a combination of ex
citing personalities, a fast-paced
story and authentic backgrounds
according to advance notice*.
Filmed entirely to Africa, the
film star* Richard Todd and the
beautiful French actrees, Juliette
Greeo.
The picture was filmed against
the wild and irgged grandeur of
Murchison Fallf National Game
Reserve, Uganda, Africa, and along
the banks of the f^kieat Lake Vic
toria, near Entebbe.
“Naked Earth” is the of a
double feature. The second, en
titled “Laughing Annie” is in
color and is supported by a good
cast including Wendell Corey,
Forrest Tucker and Margaret
Lockwood.
Thursday and Friday
A stellar east headed by Cornel
Wilde, and including Michael
Rennie, Debra Paget, John Ddrek,
Freshed Cooked
KING CMC
To flace eiders
PHONE cm
Raymond Massey, and with You
Sumac toils at the life, the loves
sad the adventures mt Omar
Khayyam.
The picture is in Tcefamooiflfc- and
Vista Vision. Added to that there
are breath-taking sets; startling
special effects; daring and beau
tiful costumes; scantily-clad
fenmvM; vast scope; to on®* a
few.
An adult elepfcmt will consume
600 to 600 pounds of #een
fodder per day, if tt is avail'
Sble.
A Kodiak Mirror ad cels aosnita.
SUNDAY
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Phone 2062
THE ANNUAL MEETING of
The Kodiak Electric Ass’n
Will be heldlMon. March 7, 8:00 PM at the
Elks Hall, for “
—Report Last Year’s Business
—Election of Nine Directors
—Entertainment, Movies
—Lunch & Refreshments
—Attendance Prizes__
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PROXY VOTE — ANNUAL MEETING — MEMBERS OF THE
KODIAK ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION
Monday, March 7, 1960
To: A. M. Given, Acting Secretary:
The undersigned hereby authorizes .
(name of some member)
to vote by proxy at the Annual Meeting of the Kodiak Electric* Assoc
on March 7, I960, Kodiak EHcs Hall, Kodiak. Alaska.
t
(Signature)
Instructions — The above is for the convenience of those members wishing
to vote by proxy. The f x>xy must be handed (not mailed) to the Secretary
on or before the date of the Annual Meeting. Only members are entitled
to vote.
Sample Ballot
(NOT TO BE USED FOR VOTING)
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ELECTION OF NINE DIRECTORS 1960
D Bettis, John
D Clemens, Samuel
D Dawson, Robert
D Felton, Harry
D Frost, Tom Jr.
□ Garroute, James
D Geriene, Verlyn
D Hussey, C. E.
D Jarvela, Gil
L Jesser, Elmer
D Kraft, Walter
D Lawhead, Donald
□ Lester, Eldon
□ Lyle, Lewis
□ Neseth, Henry
□ Parker, Robert R.
□ Powell, Chas. A.
□ Ramaglia, Pete
□ Reed, A. J*
□ Robertson, Wm. Jr.
□ Smith, Wells H.
□ Souter, MiltonH«
□ Veerman, Lou
□ Waage, Bob
Kodiak Electric Ass’n Inc.
IE PRESENT — YCIR ATTENDANCE IS NEEDED