No Pre-Registration Necessary To Cast
Your Vote In Tuesday’s Genera! Election
Confusion exists in some voters’
minds concerning pre-registration.
Nation-wide programs urge people
to register in order to vote in the
November elections, since this is
required in many states. However,
there is no provision for pre-regis
tration for statewide elections in
Alaska.
Therefore, any Alaskan resident
who has lived in the state for one
year and his election district for
30 days may go to the polls, in the
precinct where he resides, on No
vember 6 and cast his ballots for
candidates and the other proposi
tions to be decided. Whether or not
Rotary Banters
Capital Moving
In Timed Event
A panel discussion on the “Cap
ital Move Issue” highlighted Tues
day’s meeting of the Kodiak Ro
tary Club held at the Mecca.
Presenting arguments in favor
of the move were Art Brooks, Dr.
Bob Johnson and Dr. Don Fenner,
while Emil Knudsen, Dr. Bruce
Keers and Bill Mason presented
arguments against it. The discus
sion was timed by Bill Lamme’s
alarm watch adding a dramatic
touch to the discussion.
Guests included Mel Vega and
Ralph Jones of Alaska Packers As
sociation, Don Bruce with the Na
tional Bank of Alaska from Fair
banks; Allen Olsen of the Alaska
Highway Department from An
chorage; Asst. Attorney General
Michael Holmes from Juneau;
Richard Mise, Kodiak high school
student, and Bill Mason of the Ko
diak Mirror.
Fisheries Changes
Ready For Review
Proposed changes of commercial
and sport regulations for 1963 pre
sented to the Advisory Council of
the Alaskan Department of Fish
and Game at its October meeting
are available for review at the lo
cal office on Harbor Avenue.
Briefs in opposition to the
changes or in support of them must
be filed no later than Nov. 23.
Seven Initiated
Into Kodiak Elks
A class of seven was initiated
into the Kodiak Elks Lodge No.
1772 on Friday, Oct. 26, following
a dinner party.
Those initiated included Curtis
Saxton, Henry LeGrue, Stanley
Graves, Robert Sliter, Raymond
Gunkel, Louis Fillis and William
J. Nicholas.
There were 121 members an
swering roll call.
The Purple Bubble Ball, Satur
day, will highlight the Elks social
season.
WANTED
Vote for a man whoTl take a stand!
Powell, Chuck, Republican
he voted in the Aug. 14, 1962, pri
mary election has no bearing on
his eligibility to vote at the gen
eral—he may still vote if he meets
the residence requirements.
Or, if he finds he will be away
from home on election day, he may
cast an absentee ballot by apply
ing to a magistrate in his own elec
tion district or by writing to the
Secretary of State, Juneau.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank my neighbors,
friends and relatives for their
many acts of kindness in our hour
of bereavement.
Mrs. Verna Steadman
and family
Mirror classifieds bring results.
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TRUST TASTE ENJOY
Jim Beam
BEAM...THE WORLDS FINEST BOURBON SINCE 1795.
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Fairlane Custom Ranch Wagon:
Middleweight that loads like the big ones.
Fairlanc 500 Sports Coupe:
Beauty and bucket seats are standard.
Now Ford Fairlane has hardtops and wagons!
The hot new middleweight with V-8
*
punch goes full line for '63...with a lively
. choice of nine models... hardtops, wagons, sedans!
If you've been scouting around for a car that's big where it counts—but not where
it costs—come see what Ford Fairlane has for you now!
Two dashing, dazzling new middleweight hardtops! Three sporty new middle
weight wagons that cart like the big ones! Four swank new middleweight sedans!
Thanks to the magic of Ford's unitized construction, they all give you big-car
room, ride and performance ... in a neat and nimble new size that's easy to park
and handle'and buy gas fori Costs less than some compacts. (You even have the
cheerful choice of two optional V-8's or a standard Six.)
And what makes Fairlane even more practical, it stays on the road and off the
rack . . . with the help of Ford's Twice-a-Year or every 6,000-Mile Maintenance.
America’s lfU5*nest.
most care-free cars!
FORD
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PROOUCTS OF
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KODIAK MOTORS, INC.
Kodiak, Alaska
More Kodiak Road Money Down The Drain
Why Must We Fly In Non-Alaskan Appraisers??
Vote For0 POWELL, CHUCK — Republican — House of Representatives