EOAD. BLOCKS ANNOUNCED
BY CITY fOUCE DEPARTMEN'
Road blocks were set up thi
week for the purpose of appri
bending all drivers of motor v<
hiclas without 1956 license plate;
it was announced by Chief c
Police Roland Vickery.
The road blocks were announce
as starting between March 1st an
3rd, and all those without th
plates and City stickers will b
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apprehended and taken to court,
r The deadline for securing terri
s tonal plates and the stickers end
i- ed February 28. The deadline for
the plates on that date is in ac
eordance with territorial law.
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A request has been made that
1 all post office box holders check
1 their boxes when they get their
e mail and be sure the boxes are
e locked.
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Friday 10-8
Rotarimn* View Film
Of Arctic Expedition
“Ski Jump II,” a photographic
expedition conducted in 1952, into
the Pt. Barrow region of Alaska,
was shown to the Rotary members
at their meeting Tuesday. The in
teresting film depicted the Navy
P2V photographic plane and an
R4D, preparing for the expedition,
landing and making scientific stu
dies of the region. Most of it was
conducted in sub-zero weather,
with the R4D having to be aban
doned, due to a crackup.
Directors of the club for the
year were voted on. The following
six men will serve: John Molletti,
the present president, Dr. A.
Holmes Johnson, Red Burham,
Bill Lamme, O. A. Torgerson and
Ole Johnson.
Among those present at the
meeting, besides the regular mem
bers were: Rev. Norman Smith
from Larsons Bay, O. K. Kincaid,
John Cushing, Charles Edris,
Charles Truitt and Fred Keen,
a visiting Rotarian from Anchor
age.
POLICE SLOGAN
It’s not what you hear about
safety that counts. It’s what you
do.
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Oldest Oil Transfer Cn.
in Kodiak!
■ We limit our activities to hauling oil
consequently you can depend upon us
to serve you.
Erich Mueller, prop.
PHONE 3131 or 4303
KEA'S ANNUAL MEETING
The Annual Meeting of the -
KODIAK ELECTRIC ASS N INC.
Will be held at the Elks Hall, MONDAY
Mareh 5th, 8:00 p. m. For_
Electing Directors 1956-57
Reviewing Last Year’s Business
Entertainment — Movies
Lunch & Refreshments
9 Attendance Prizes
Be an informed member -- Not Just a Member
PROXY VOTE — Annual Meeting — Members of the Kodiak Electric Association
MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1956
TO: Pete Ramaglia, Secretary:
The undersigned hereby authorizes_
(name of some member)
to vote by proxy at the Annual Meeting of the Kodiak Electric Association on March 5, 1956,
Kodiak Elks Hall, Kodiak, Alaska.
Signature
INSTRUCTIONS—The above is for the convenience of those members wishing to vote by
proxy. The proxy 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
ELECTION OF DIRECTORS
KODIAK ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION
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Vote for 9 only
| | WM BOCAST
| | FRED BRECHAN
FI CHAS. CONNERS
| | ROBERT DAWSON
[ | TOM FROST, JR.
] JAMES GAROUTTE
| | ALLEN HEITMAN
Q] JIM HEALEY
□ ERNIE HARDING
ROBERT KING
| | WM. LAMME
| | DON LAWHEAD
f~1 ELDON LESTER
] ROYAL MUNSON
| | PETE RAMAGLIA
| |JAY TOLBERT
| | DEL VALLEY
f~1 R-C. WILSON
QJ DON WOLF
] WM. WORTH
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1250 Consumers own and are served by.
Kodiak Electric Ass’n
] RUSSEL WRIGHT