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VOTE
K IR K
ANDERSON
F or
MAYOR
DAVID
AMBROSE
for
CLATSOP CO COMMISSION
DuUrxt 3
"F o r c a rry in g o n the C a n n o n Beach tra d itio n of m an ag in g g ro w th ,
w hile p ro tec tin g th e n a tu ra l beauty an d livability of o u r u n iq u e c o m m u n ity ,
we the u n d ersig n e d en d o rse K IR K A N D E R S O N for M ayor of C a n n o n B each.
Kenneth Sawyer
Jacqueline Taylor
Sam St aide I
Sally Lackst!
Dan MacKey
John Fraser
Herb Schwab
Barbara Levme
Cleve Rooper
Frank D Chown
James W McClure
Barbara Schwab
Priscilla S NormarX
Hany Qreaver
James M Kmgweil
Mike Morgan
Norm Savtnar
Gerald B Sroute
Hanne Greavet
Lucille Houston
Jett Whyman
E leanor Chown
Molly Schausten
Phoebe Mrsner
Jean Gammon
Mel Lee
Joanne Winter
Dan Schausten
Herb Goodman
Margot Visher
Richard Anderson
Michael Stanley
Pat Noonan
Frederick Dwello
Karolyn Adamson
Karen Stewart
Janet Rekate
James Tanquary
Brian Kuper
Vivian Arends
Kate Cameron
Steve Martin
Leghland Heinrichs
Dianne Schuette
Linda L Brown
Michael Kemler
Michael Frailey
Tari Logan
Dean Bonde
Tom Misner
Peggy Roberti
Bonnie Nester
Gamor Minott
Gladys Sawyer
Ron Schlflman
Adnan Anderson
Paul Visher
Maryänne
Radmacher Hershey
Jim Nester
Mantee Sundown
David Hershey
John Leiter
Ron Logan
Grant Wood
JoAnne Cremar
Geraldine Rock
Sandra Ward
Bill David
Patrick Rock
Heather Webb
Wendy Whitlock
Billy Hulls
Patricia Friedland
Donna Jean Osborne
Peter Lmdsey
Victor Plucy
Elizabeth Goss
Leslie A Wood
Jan Arnold
Marilyn Rooper
Bill Ittmann
Yun Nakata
Suzanne H W iliams
Sally Little
Wayne Webb
David Philips
Bud Kramer
M E Anderson
Patrcia Snellman
BUI Ge'dner
Collen Toomey
Ann L Kramer
Joseph W Hummel
Deborah L Laws
Sheryl Brooks
MaQgie A K ft son
Howard Hekxila
K C Coleman
Mark Allsop
Alfred A Aya. Jr
Tom Jiroudek
Jerome Arnold
Patrick Kealey
Katy Grant Hanson
Mary Kerwin
Miriam Webber
Janet Strack
Carl Webber
Maggie Hamper
John Sandstedt
Harv1 Ward
Robed E Rice
Darrin Peters
Sandy Markham
Mimi Kauffman
Ursula LeGum
Janet MiHiron
Larry J Peters. Jr
Robin Rlsley
Dorothy Hughes Grant
Edward Johnson
Charles A LeGum
L. John Harrington
Eric Kauffman
Tree Johnson
Wesley A Lawson
UUsse C Pardmi
Elarne Savtnar
Frances H Phiihpe
Judl Pardmi
S Whitney Landon
Betsy B Ayres
Gary Durheim
Frank Milan
Betty Brower
Larry J Peters
Jan Siebert Wahrmund
Ed Beers
John Buckley
James R Osburn
Linda Anderson
Lbby Pattison
Christine A Stanley
Colleen Ann Baizer
Tim Keller
Leslie Sroufe
Walt White
Ann Kron
Tert Hettervig
Peter C Sroute
Jeane White
Otga Munson
Gina Hardy
Karen Caldwell Hettervig
Dck Walsborn
Kathryn E Nelson
Debbte Fry
Maggie Kitson
Eleanor Thompson
Jean Walsborn
Robert McCuliough
Karen A Tosi
Arlene Mackey
Judy Osburn
Wes Wahrmund
Donald Osborne
Pat Taylor
Michael Geper
Patricia Egan
Kate Loveland
Patricia A Keller
Debra Sue Margokas
Mark D Stone
Willem H Winter
Wmn Keys
Nan Williams
Eleanor Weber
Maureen Murray
Kevin Larson
TrevaM Haskell
Patricia A Misner
Anita Dueber
David Hutchins
Paul A Berntck
Don F ields
Delpha Btoomquist
Carol Hutchins
Roland G Picard
Laurel B Hood
Jan Kapan
John Dickson
Lna Maa Tanquary
TimE Mullin
Renee Crocker
Frank W J Picard
Andy Kerr
Vernon King
Robert Carey
Pat 1 aMarche
Stephanie Martin
Lon Chittenden
Lee King
Jan Martin
Bunny Doar
Candidate for County Commission
B io g r a p h ic a l Born and brought up in Portland
OR (no zip codes at that time) and attended Kerns
Grammar School and Washington High School
there, graduating at the advanced age of 16 (Got lo
be 17 a few weeks later though )
After a year out to recoup the family finances,
went on to Reed College where graduated m 1937
with BA degree in Psychology
Started working for a livm g (or at least
spending money) as a junior in high school,
correcting papers for my teachers Kept this up
for years at first at 35</hr later raised to 40« hr
It was a living wage (barely) in those days
During and after college did all the things kids
do as temporary expedients washing dishes
waiting on a lunch counter, running a
switchboard a trifle of work for the NY A (a New
Deal program for youth ) and what is less common
learned to be an expert overall presser in a
commercial laundry
However, my life work has been in
word mongering Not surprising as my mother
was a commercial w riter ail her life specializing
in |uvenile stories articles poems for the 9~ 12 set
1 went to work for a Portland radio station
w riting copy for shows and commercials Went
from there to being an information specialist
(flack) for the Farm Security Administration
Went onto Wash DC where spent four years
w riting ad copy for an agency that specialized in
radio shows Wrote some of the shows, too
Spent summers at the beach in Gearhart from
192S on and ultimately returned here
permanently in 194M where I free lanced for a
while Then went to work for the Seaside Signal as
social editor (bridge clubs lodges weddings,
chit chat three line personals funerals and
often real news copy) Also write the bottom of
the column editorial (the one on weather, tourists,
my cat etc ) Wrote all the copy for the Vacation
News" for tourists about the beauties of Clatsop
County
Took it into my head after teaching the high
school paper kids the pnnlshop end of the
business for several years to take up leaching
Taught English and journalism for one year
during which I lost IS lb s . most of my friends all
of the temper and most of my sanity So went back
to the paper Was copy editor typesetter engraver
(a breadboard zinc etching set) and finally
darkroom lech I went with the Signal from the
days of handset headlines to the days of cold type
and elementary computers Also handled the
subscription depl and classified billing (Also
floors swept cheap ) Liked it alot as always
something new lo learn
Retired m 1977 but still do darkroom work
occasionally when needed for vacations, etc
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Dave Ambrose » ac tive kx ally
N n rvtary aruj treasurer of the N etel
(.ra n g e w o rk in g ID rea k x e the histo ru
Craisg* b u ild in g a« a tv m m u n ity center
C h a irm a n of Clats»»p C o u n ty H ousing
A utho rity w o rk in g for affordable housing
L te d k e trd volunteer
K M U N Kadi.
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Dave Ambrose believes
The County C o m m uuo n should work
cooperatively.
C ltiie n t voices mu»l be lutened to
We must p ro m o » a pewple-frlendly
and beautiful County
We must strengthen our planning for
living-wage jobs
We must m aintain our ft»hing forest
ry. and (arm ing lands
Clatsop C ounty must »m a m a safe
place to live
We can have both good (obs auJ a
good environm ent1
INTEGRITY. HONESTY. RESPECT
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However you m ight feel about the R ill
e f lig h t» and the Constitution they
make you a b e n eficia ry in perpetuity in
p rin cip les, ideals. and they place an
obligation on yen
John H enry Faulk
Why I am ru n a ia g fa r ceeely commission.
Some friends twisted my arm a good deal They
pointed out that I had served two years on the
county budget committee thus had some
continuity in that area Alsu that it was my civic
duty
1 have been saying for years that it is necessary
in our form of government, for people to think
that it is oot the government They but "the
government WE This is the basts of democracy
and without this mind set it w ill not work
The county commission is a policy setting body
That is its job
or the first half of it The other
h alf ts to see that the policies are carried out This
does not mean micro managing to use a popular
buzz word But it does mean knowing what s going
on and correcting it if it isn t rig ht
Commissioners should listen to what people tell
them about what said people want Then they
should make up their minds whether the suggested
ideas are feasible meritorous. financially sound
and legal If the suggestions fail on these points
they should be discarded -• with a courteous
explanation
During my service on the budget committee. I
came up with the idea of buying up and re a rin g in
as brief a period as possible the bonds for the new
fairgrounds The notion found favor with the rest
of the committee then with the commissioners,
and was found feasible by the county legal and
financial experts Since the bonds had already
been approved by the voters their assent could be
taken as assured The scheme was approved, and
w ill save the taxpayers about SSOO DOO in interest
in the next several years
This is a hard act to follow I might never have
another idea as good But it shows some common
sense some imagination And some devotion to the
good of the taxpayers
That ts all I have to offer
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Vota tor Gannon Beach s own Helen W a O r o o t
for Gounty GommissioneH
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