Mrs. James Findley flew to
Anchorage this week to ob
tain her citizenships papers
from the Third District Court..
She was formerly a Canadian
citizen.
The
BEACHCOMBERS
New Opening Hours-7 pm
Senvuup youn fcuwUte ‘Dtutfo
- For your added Pleasure -
Chicken Prawns Steaks
Served in the Loung e
Every Night Except Tuesday
Dining Hours 7-4
TOT WELSCH
at the piaimo
Trip Account
Given B&PW
A descriptive account of her
recent round-the-world trip
was given the Business and
Professional Women’s Club
Monday at the Montmartre
Inn by Mrs Catherine
Blankenburg.
Mrs. Blankenburg and her
daughter, Gail, spent several
months visiting European.
Middle East and countries of
the Orient.
Various souveniers .and
gifts from the countries
visited were displayed for
members of the club. Mrs.
FOR THE BEST
FOLLOW THE REST!
CURLEY’S
BARBER SHOP
In the rear of Tony’s Bar
Two union ^barbers to serve You
Open Weekdays
Ten a.m. to £ight p.m.
Saturdays - Ten a.m. to Nine p.m.
Casey Jones Curley Wilson
lOPacywvqeBOBQQQBaBaQftJOOBOBOBDOft
B ankenburg’s talk was given
following the regular dinner
meeting of the club.
G. H. Matthews of the Fire
stone Tire and Rubber Com
pany was in Kodiak this week.
NOTICE
Several instances have oc
curred recently where van
dals have maliciously damaged
parking meters. Parents are
advised to caution children to
j refrain from tampering with
I the meters in any way. Evi
i dence of individuals damaging
any meter will lead to imme
diate prosecution and severe
I penalties imposed.
Kodiak Police Dept.
NOTICE
Game night at the VFW
| is now Wednesday and Fri
day nights.
NOTICE
If you can not get us on
phone 3131, call 4303 for oil
j delivery. Office hours, l pm to
5 pm Monday through Thurs
day. 1 pm to 7 pm Friday.
Thompson Transfer
YOUR ANNUAL MEETING
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SAMPLE BALLOT
Election of Directors
Kodiak Electric Association
March 3,1952
Wilton T. White
Basil Clark
Morris Burnham
James Garoutte
Joe Kerrigan
Wm. Fitzgerald
Marshall Crutcher
Dick Lightloot
Harry Spencer
Tenora Rockney
Leo Sears
Oscar Nelson
Henry xNeseth
Eugene Sullivan
Harold Jonas
Cecil Wilson
Bill Worth
Additional Nominations
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BY-LAW CHANGES
Yes No
~2 Art. I, section 6
] Art. 1, section 7d
] Art. 2, section 5
]] RepeaJ of Art. 1,
section Id
The annual meeting of the
KODIAK ELECT. ASSN.,
- your cooperative -
will be held at the ELKS HALL, 8 p.m., Monday, March 3
^ Directors for the coming year will be elected
& changes in existing by-laws will be considered
^ Reports on last years business will be submitted lor discussion
There will be entertainment and refreshments.
PRIZES
PRIZES
PRIZES
Please
be
there
PROXY VOTE, Annual Meeting, Members of the Kodiak
Electric Assoc.
Monday, March 3, 1952.
To: Marshall Crutcher: Secretary:
The undersigned hereby authorizes.
(name of some member)
to vote by proxy at the Annual Meeting of the Kodiak
Electric Assoc.
March 3, 1952, Kodiak Elks Hall, Kodiak, Alaska.
INSTRUCTIONS The above cutout is for the con
venience of those members wishing to vote by proxy. The
proxy must be handed (not mailed) to the Secty. on or be
fore the date of the annual meeting. A maximum of 3
proxies will be allowed each member attending. Only mem
bers can vote.
We
need
yonr
attendance
KODIAK ELECT. ASSN. INC. .
A NON-PROFIT COOPERATIVE ORGANIZATION
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