AUGUST 14
Car
Darnard
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
STATE HOUSE CF REPRESENTATIVES
DISTRICT 6
EARL R.(TEX) BARNARD is for developing
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Valley and Highway area into an
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magistrates keep office hours during those
Jays, voters should try to cast their in
person ballots by August 10.
Also, applications for mailed ballots
.\ust be postmarked not later than August 10.
Noting through a personal representative
begins July 25 and ends on election day.
Applications for mailed ballots should
be addressed to the Secretary of State, Box
:>71, Juneau.
ELECTIONS
PRESS RELEASE
July 20, 1962
Absentee voting for the August 14 prim
ary elections in Alaska will begin Wednesday
(July 25) for those who are to vote through
ersonal representatives, and will continue
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through election day.
This is a special category of absentee
toting, Secretary of State Hugh J. Wade ex
; lained in Juneau, and is one provided for
those who, because of physical disability,
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Certain rules govern such a voting pro
cedure, Secretary Wade explained. The dis
abled voter must select a - resentative,
and make a request in writing to the magist
rate or deputy magistrate in the voter’s
election district, stating his reasons for
being unable to vote in person. With the
request must be a statement signed by his
physician, or by two qualified voters in case
a doctor is not available, attesting to the
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All types of mechanical and repair work done
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voter's disability.
The personal representative may then
obtain the ballot and other absentee voting
material from the election official and ret
urn the marked and sealed ballot for the
disabled voter.
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The Election Supervisor for the South
central District released the locations of
polling places for District 6 today. The
communities and polls are as follows:
Cordova
Eyak
Chenega
Chistochina
Copper Center
Glennallen
Valdez
American Legion Hall
To be decided
Public School
To be decided
To be decided
Elementary School
Gilson Building
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GULKANA AIR FIELD
’’Serving All South Central Alaska”
FOR INSTANT CHARTER ANYWHERE
CHEVRON AVIATION PRODUCTS Ph. 2-336S
Polling places,
Tatitlek
Whittier
Paxson
cont ’ d
Community Hall
Buckner Building
Paxson Lodge
Congratulations to the Chistochina area
for obtaining their own polling place.
KENNY LAKE NOTES
Muncie, Indiana lost on points to Alaska
recently when the John Absher family again
appeared in Kenny Lake district after a years
stay outside.
John and Peggy Goertz also find the dia
mond willow and hazy blue evenings more
alluring than the bright lights of Anchorage.
They cam back out after a short stay.
The power poles along the Edgerton look
good to us here on>the piateau.
These h st warm days make garden stuff
look like the travel ads about Alaska. The
Jack Morrows and Roy Alleys have some arrays
of greenery second to none.
Notice A1 Taylor’s new gas pump out in