NOTICE
The next regular meeting of
the Kodiak Masonic Club will
he held at 7:‘10 pm, March 6,
nt the Army Civil Service
Club, Fort Greely, for the
election of officers and in
s-truction in the 3 V 1 legrae.
By order of Fred Crouch,
acting president, Army 121.
Attest: Donald V. Lawvere,
; secretary, phone Navy 608.
home 380. Light refresh
! ments will be served after the
j meeting.
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NEWS!
Sober Couple
Falls Over Cliff
The city council ordered the
immediate installation of a,
street light at the crest of the:
hill on South Brooklyn Avenue!
Monday following a freakish
accident suffered by Mr. and j
Mrs. William Lamme.
Around 9 pm Sunday, while
walking toward town, Lamme, ’
unable to see the road be-'
cause of the absence of lights,
tripped over the end of a log
retaining wall and plunged
head first to ttie beach nine;
feet below. Mrs. Lamme, who
was holding her husband’s
arm, was dragged over and
injured herself in the fall.
Lamme suffered a wrenched
knee and severe bruises about
the head.
The installation of the light
had been approved at an
’earlier meeting of the council
j last year.
Mrs. Martin Lamprecht is
working in Krafc’9 office
Linda Jeanne Watson, j
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. El
wood “Pie” Watson, cele
brated her third birchday witn
a party for her friends Tuet - .
day afternoon.
NOTICE!
WANTED — 100 Kodiak resi
dents to volunteer to pro
vide housing for 1 or mor *
couples who will be attend
ing the Territorial Elk
Convention in Kodiak Apr
18th to 24th. !f vou have
spare room or a >pare be '
call Martin Jensen, 2172, f’
Vic Ellis, 2m
ANNUAL MEETING
Sample Ballot
Election of Directors
Kodiak Electric Association
March 5,1951
Vote lor 9 only
□ Wilton T. White
C. E. Anderson
Morris Burnham
Marshal] Crutcher
Cecil Wilson
H. F. MacDonald
Henry Breckberg
Leo rears
Harry E. Spencer
Basil Clark
Harold Pratt
A1 Miller
David Gibson
John Chase
Larry Bucy
Jack Vl olt
William Lamme
Additional Nominations
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By-Law Changes
yes no
(~"1 PI Art. I, Section Id
Art. II, Section 4
SAMPLE
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The annual meeting of the
KODIAK ELECT. ASSN.,
your cooperative
will be held of the Legion Hall (formerly the Community
Center) 8 pm Monday, March 5,1951.
£ Directors for the coming year will be e
lected & changes in existing by-laws will
be considered.
^ Reports on last year’s business will be submitted for dis
cussion. There will be a movie and refreshments will be
served.
PRIZED
PRIZES!
PRIZES!
please
be
there!
PROXY VOTE, Annual Meeting Kodiak Elect. Ass’n Inc.,
Mon. March 5, 1951
To: Morris Burnham, Secretary
The undeisigned hereby authorizes.
(name)
to vote by proxy at the Annual Meeting, Kodiak Elect. Ass n,
Inc., March 5, 1951, Legion Hall, Kodiak, Alaska.
Date. Signed.
INSTRUCTIONS The above cutout is for the conven
ience of those members wishing to vote by proxy. The proxy
must be handed (not mailed) to the Secty. on or before the date
of the annual meeting. A maximum of 3 proxies will be allowed
each member attending. Only members can vote. _
we
need
your
attendance!
KODIAK ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION
A NON-PROFIT COOPERATIVE ORGANIZATION