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Letter to the Editor
Dear Sir:
There seems to be some misun
derstanding in regard to the new
election code.
First of all, before obtaining a
ballot, voters may or may not,
declare their party preference.
They are not required to do so as
a condition for receiving a ballot.
You may be asked if you want to
state your party but that will be
up to you.
Each candidate’s name will be
placed in a column under their
party affiliation. In the primary
only “ballots cast with votes for
candidates in more than one party
column shall not be counted."
Here in Kodiak our problem is
to select the three Democrats to
be on the General Election ballot.
There are six running. A1 Owen
and Fred Brechan are candidates
for the Senate seat. Chuck Weir,
Gil Jarvella and Eudora Preston
are candidates for the two House
'its on the Democratic ballot.
Now the Republicans have their
ballot complete for the General
Election and there is no contest
there: they will all be on that
ballot. Therefore, a Republican
may in the primary vote a straight
Democratic ticket AND declare his
party preference (or not). Then in
the General Election vote a
straight Republican ticket or vote
for both Republicans and Demo
crats, as he wishes.
The Republican ballot is A.
Holmes Johnson for Senate, Emil
Knudsen and John Trent for the
House.
Sincerely,
Eudora M. Preston
Dear Sir:
Before my family and I depart
from Kodiak, my wife and I would
like to thank all the parents and
Scouters who have worked with
us in Cub Scouting and Scouting.
We have had great response from
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Den Mothers, Cubmasters, Scout
masters, Skippers and Committee
men.
The past nine years that we have
been in Scouting, it has become
one of the outstanding youth or
ganizations on Kodiak; that in
cludes all of Scouting, Boy Scouts
and Girl Scouts.
It has been a pleasure for us
to have helped your child in some
small way to achieve the life in
Scouting, and what he has learned
to become a better citizen. I have
seen many of the Scouts attain the
Eagle rank and go on to college
or into adult life.
We are going to miss Kodiak
and the fine people we have met,
both military and civilian; but we
will miss especially leaving the
Scout movement here, both Boy
Scouts and Girl Scouts; and giving
our time in helping your son or
daughter learn about the finest
youth organizations to be found
anywhere. We enjoyed helping
them to get the training in Scouts
that helps them become leaders
of tomorrow. They are our great
est natural resource today.
To the organizations who step
ped forward and provided the
sponsorships for the Scout units,
the Mayor of Kodiak and the Com
manding Officer of the Naval
Station, a great big THANKS for
your cooperation. It has made my
time in Scouting a success.
Marv H. Wilson
District Commissioner
for Scouting.
GIVI Hospital
Notes
BIRTHS
A daughter, Roslyn Dawn, weigh
ing 7 lbs. 11 ozs., was born on June
12 to Lillian and Donald Seigler.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to express my deep and
heartfelt appreciation for the many
expressions of sympathy and kind
nesses shown me following the
death of my beloved wife, Sigrid.
Sincerely,
Lawrence Wodlinger
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COMING
In next week’s issue of the Mir
ror—“Channel Chatter on 2512.”
Hints and kinks for Radio Equip
ment Owners by Reliance Radio
of Kodiak.
Bowling
Emblem Bowlers
Close Out Season
Calla Ballard was elected presi
dent at the Emblem Club teams’
annual meeting, June 6. The meet
ing closed out the season for the
group.
Other officers elected were
Gerry Gronlund, vice-president;
Lila Lester, secretary-treasurer;
and Lee Burgey, sergeant-at-arms.
A tentative meeting night was
set for the organizational meeting
on August 22.
Summer
Mixed Doubles
Week of June 8
Standings:
W L
Buzzards 15 1
Ants-Roaches
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Pin Flyers 10 6
Criss 10 6
Kuriles’ 8 8
Stovers 7 9
Frosty Eggs 7 9
In Laws 7 9
Tasks 6 10
Watkins 5 11
Mix Ups 5 11
Ladies Scratch Trio
Standings:
W L
Gems 16 8
Rins 15 9
Syns 13 11
Bips 11 13
Reds 9 15
Hubs 8 16
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