Members Choose New KEA Directors
A new KEA board of direc
.ri, consisting of 5 new mem
srs and 4 re-elected from last
!ar’s board, where chosen at
0 annual meeting held Mon
iy at the Red Cross Center,
itb Charles Madsen, presiding.
Ninety-seven votes were cast
x a new record, and two votea
ere disqualified. The new mem
jrs and their votes were: Re
acted: Robert King 68; Jess
linn 48; Chas. Madsen 50;
filliam Larnme 71; New mem
srs: Walter Muller 46; Frank
rbes 47; Walter Taylor 46; Ben
toll 57; John Gibbons 42.
Other candidates and their
ates, including nominations
atie from the floor, were:
eanie Sumerlin 38; Merrill
bon 31; James Pierce 34; Stan
Austerman 21; Sam Sears 38;
Jorgen Fredrickson 41; John
Steffgen 36; W. J. Weeldon 37;
A1 Nixon 11; Chas. Nettle 14;
Paul Herring 25; Vincent Root
31.
Members of the KEA were
told of the action of the retiring
board in tabling indefinitely the
matter of individual cold storage
lockers after lack of local in
terest shown when only about
15 were willing to pay the re
quired deposits. Those making
the deposit may present their
receipts to the secretary of the
KEA who will refund their
money.
A vote of thanks to the past
board and to the manager and
staff of the KEA was unanim
ously given by the members.
Patrick Lynch & Co.
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Chairman Madsen explained
that a bill setting up a rural
telephone administration similar
to the REA was being put up
for consideration in the 79th
Congress.
The members went on record to
direct the board, in the event of
the failure of the granting of a
telephone franchise at the next
election, to seek information on
the bill and keep the members
informed. A discussion of tele
phone systems followed, with
Max Folsom, interested in in
stallation of a system, and Mar
shall Crutcher, explaining the
proposed system of Martha
Kostrometinoff, taking part.
Figures presented at the meet
ing showed that $194,000 to date
has been borrowed and spent in
installation of the local KEA
plant and system In 1943 gro*s
revenue was $52,650 with ex
penses $38,300, in 1944 gross
revenue was $55,712 with ex
penses of $45,000. After interest
payments and depreciation the
income for 1943 was approxi
mately $12,000, and for 1944
$6890.
Refreshments of coffee, soft
drinks, sandwiches and salad
were served following the meet
ing and members enjoyed music
furnished by Nick Lohr, Beat
rice Malutin and Edgar Sholl.
After the meeting was over
the new board met briefly and
elected the following officers:
Uhas. Madsen president; Ben
Sholl, vice-president; John Gib
bons, treasurer; A. M. Haskell,
secietary.
NOTICE
Referendum No. 1
To the Voters of the City of
Kodiak, Third Division, Terri
tory of Alaska:
NOTICE is hereby given that
at the general election to be held
in the City Hall on the 3rd day
of April, 1945, between the hours
of 8 am and 7 pm, qualified vot
ers will cast ballots for the pur
pose of ratifying or rejecting the
provisions of Keferendum No. 1,
the same being an Ordinance
granting a franchise to Martha
Kostrometinoff, for a period of
20 years, to construct, operate
and maintain an electric tele
phone system and lines over and
upon the streets, alleys and other
public places within the City of
Kodiak, Alaska.
An elector desiring to vote at
B&id election must be a citizen of
the United States, over the age
of 21 years, and must have re
sided in the Territory of Alaska
for one (1) year next preceding
the election and six (6) months
next preceding the election with
in the limits of the City of Kod
iak, and must have the qualifica
tions prescribed by the Act of
Congress of March 3, 1927, en
titled: “An Act to Prescribe Cer
tain of the Qualifications of Vot
ers in the Territory of Alaska,
and for other Purposes”.
Dated this 28th day of Febru
ary, 1945.
C. Blankenburg
City Clerk
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