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The application here won't
make you eligible to vote in the
May 16 presidential lirimar-
those forms are found at the
City Clerk's office, the Fish-
Bowl or in Wednesday's Daily.
But if you fill this application
out, you wvill be able to vote
in August for positions such as
U.S. Congressman, County
Sheriff and State Senator and
Representative.
The directions are easy. Fill
in your name, ward and pre-
cinct in the middle of the form
and check why you are request-
ing the ballot. Fill in your sum-
mer -address and the address
listed on your voter registra-
tion. Date and sign it. Don't fill
out the very top or bottom.
But remember, to vote in the
August primary, you can't turn
in your application to the
Clerk until 15 days before the
election. Instead, bring your
form to The Daily or Student
Government Council offices. It
will be stored, turned in on
May 25, and your ballot will be
mailed to you.
Have a nice summer.
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THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Saturday, April 22, 1972
DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN
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Received Ballots Herein Described
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(Chairman Board of Election Inspectors)
Clerk.
(Ward)
(Precinct)
Application for Absent Voters Ballot
FOR THE GENERAL STATE PRIMARY ELECTION
TO BE HELD ON AUGUST 8, 1972
SATURDAY, APRIL 22
Day Calendar
Physics-Astronomy Colloquium: A.
Salthouse, "Equilibrium Models of Neu-
tron Stars - The Critical Mass for Col-
lapse," 2038 Randall Lab, 10 a.m.
SUNDAY, APRIL 23
TV Center Film: "Worlds of Abra-
ham Kaplan: Mental Health," WWJ-
TV, Channel 4, noon.
Music School: L. Stark, piano, Rack-
ham Aud., 8 p.m.
SUMMER PLACEMENT
212 S.A.B.
ANNOUNCEMENT:
Detroit, Shopping News, Detroit,
Opening for classified advertising sales-
man. Excellent salary plus commission.
Must be journalism major. Further de-
tails avail, at SPS.
Hanineford Circus. Your childhood
dream to be fulfilled. Spend the sum-
mer traveling with the circus; be a
roustabout; further details availahle.
Call 763-4117.
Camp Walden, Mich. Coed; opening
f or gymnastic instructor; phone 763-
4117 or stop in SPS.
Sttae of Michigan, opening for Fish-
eries Aides 05; deadline May 5, call
763-4117.
YM-YWCA, Camp Algonquin, Mich.
coed; following openings still available,
archery instructor, riflery, sailing, trip-
per. Pick up application at 350 S. 5th
at desk.
Betty Ann Candy Co., Fort Wayne,
Ind.; interested in college students to
supervise jr. high school children in
advertising campaign; more info at
SPS, or phone 763-4117.
I, , a d
elector of the Ward Precinct of the
(Give number of Ward and Precinct if more than one)
o fin the County of
(Name of Township, Village or City)
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uly qualified and registered
(Township, Village or City)
and
State of Michigan, hereby make application for an official ballot, or ballots, to be
voted by me at such election.
THE STATUTORY GROUNDS ON WHICH I BASE MY REQUEST ARE: (Check Applicable Reason)
n I expect to be absent from the community in which I am registered for the entire time the polls are
open on election day.
F1 I am physically unable to attend the polls without the assistance of another.
r I cannot attend the polls because of the'tenets of my religion.
n I have been appointed an election precinct inspector in a precinct other than the precinct where
I reside.
i-] I am 65 years of age or older.
"THE YEAR'S FIRST REALLY SATISFYING,
BIG COMMERCIAL AMERICAN FILM.
ONE OF THE MOST BRUTAL AND MOVING
CHRONICLES OF AMERICAN LIFE EVER
DESIGNED WITHIN THE LIMITS
OF POPULAR ENTERTAINMENT."
-Vincent Canb New York Times
"A SUPER I 'K OF POPULAR
ENTERTAIN. EMINDS US OF THE
VANISh .EASURES OF THE OLD-
FASHIONELO GANGSTER MOVIES! WHAT
MORE COULD WE POSSIBLY WANT FROM A
MOVIE? HOW OFTEN, THESE DAYS DO WE
GET ANYTHING LIKE ALL THAT?"
-Richard Schickel, Life Magazine
"'THE GODFATHER' IS A MOVIE THAT
SEEMS TO HAVE EVERYTHING! WARMTH,
VIOLENCE, NOSTALGIA. THE CHARISMA OF
MARLON BRANDO IN ONE OF HIS FINEST
PERFORMANCES, AND THE DYASTIC
SWEEP OF AN ITALIAN-AMERICAN
'GONE WITH THE WIND'!"
-Time Magazine
"THERE IS ONLY ONE BRANDO. HE IS THE
GObFATHER. THE CENTERPIECE OF WHAT
PROMISES TO BE THE 'GONE WITH THE
WIND' OF GANGSTER MOVIES."
-Paul D. Zimmerman, Newsweek
"'THE GODFATHER IS A SPECTACULAR
MOVIE, ONE OF THE FINEST GANGSTER
MOVIES EVER MADE. IT'S RARE TO COME
OUT OF A 3-HOUR MOVIE AND WANT TO
MAKE A U-TURN AND GO IN AND SEE IT
ALL OVER AGAIN. BUT THAT'S EXACTLY MY
FEELING AFTER SEEING 'THE GODFATHER'."
-Gene Shalit, NBC-TV
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Send "Absent Voter's Ballot" to me at
(Number)
Street)
City
My registered address is
(Number)
State
Zip
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STEVE
GOODMAN
singer-songwriter
"Great"
-David Bromberg
"You hove to hear
this guy . . . one of
the best in the
business."
-Michael Cooney
(Street)
(I hereby declare the foregoing statements to be true)
Date ----
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(Signature of Absent Voter)
WARNING: Any person making a false statement in this declaration upon conviction shall be guilty of a
misdemeanor.
INSTRUCTIONS: You must sign in TWO places (X). Do not detach Poll List Coupon
from application.
Application to Vote-Poll List
(Absent Voter)
DATE OF ELECTION: AUGUST 8, 1972
Voter No._
Ward
Precinct
SUN-
CHRIS SMITHERS
I hereby certify that I am a registered and qualified elector in the above word
and precinct and hereby make application to vote at this election.
X
(Write your name here just as it appears in the Registration Book)
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(Registered Home Address of Absent Voter)
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INSTRUCTIONS TO ELECTION INSPECTORS:
Place this in binder with the other Applications to Vote.
Shows 1-4:30-8 p.m.
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SATURDAY and SUNDAY
MR SMITH
GOES TO
WASHINGTON
Dir. Frank Capra, 1937
with
Jimmy Stewart
Stewart, a boy scout lead-
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the capital and fulfills
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CINEMA GUILD
THE ENDOF TERM SCHEDULE
Tuesday, April 25 Wednesday, April 26 Thurs. and Fri. Saturday, April 29
APRIL 27, 28
TONIGHT ONLY TONIGHT ONLY D.W. GRIFFITH'S
Mae West ONLY COMEDY
John Ford's John Ford's
in
YOUNG MR. HOW GREEN SHE DONE
SAWDUST
LINCOLN WAS MY HIM WRONG
Dir. John Ford, 1939 VALLEY with STARRING
STARRING Dir. John Ford, 1941 Cary Grant W.C. Fields
Hen r- tDir. Lowell S h e r m a n, Dir. D.W. Griffith, 1925.
Ford at his most humane
as the very young and in a story of English coal 1933. M a e, reigning Griffith focuses on the
earnest lawyer, who as miners. Young Roddy chanteuse of the Bowery eccentricities of S aI I y
you know-became Pres- McDowell provides the in the Gay 90's invites (C a r o I Dempster) and
ident of the Republic. pathos. Plus a short: How Cary to come up asd see Eu st a e Mc Gargle
Green Is My Spinach, her sometime. Songs in- (Fields) as they struggle
elude "Where Has My against s o c i a l conven-
Easy Rider Gone," "I'm a tions and class distinc-
Fast - Movin' G i r I That tions. Fields' f i r s t fea-
ONE WEEK FROM TONIGHT Likes 'Em Slow." ture!
SUNDAY, APRIL 30
PLUS A SHORT: PLUS A SHORT:
Two Films with Buster Keaton Ozzie and Harriet Griffith Report
SHERLOCK, JR.
Cinema Magic a la Keaton A ll AAnf7rwnd 0nr -
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