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6 -P o rt Orford New», Thurtday, November 1, 1962 GEORGIE L IT , DONALD, JULIE MR. A N D MRS. GLENN M A YEA CML9BENS PICTURES JANET, TERESA, DEBORAH, LAURIE, JOHN S IR AN D MRS. PAT MASTERSON Horth Curry Brief» V o tin g On Election Day Several of the local people have gone elk hunting for the next few days. Some of those Only Properly Regutered who have gone are Dick Hilde Voters M ay Vote brand. Herb Geer. Clarence Upon entering your appointed Brooks. James Brooks. Henry Adolphsen. Don Brooks. D arrell polling place on election day, you are required to rtate your Price. H a rr. Clarke and J. R. . ,, , , . - 1 ' 11 a^ . pliace. o i re ,‘ , Browr.. There has been no news vet as to then luck ^ ' 7 ¿ ¿ ‘ " A “ cha; « e of bobby , stfven , jeanmarie , DONNY KIM, MARCO, JIM, JOHN MR M R AND MRS. DON HALE AN D MRS. R l AUDOLPH SAMUDIO fH f ENGAGEMENT TOLD ballots. He w ill give you a new ing w ithin your precinct w ill b a l l o t w lthout unfolding the usually be announced in your the spoiled one. The spoiled local paper a few days prior to ballot is im m ediately d r »troy cd. an election. If this inform ation Should you spoil three ballots, is not av ailab le to you, contact it w ill d efin itely indicate that your county clerk, or in M u lt you require assistance in m ark nomah County, the registrar of ing your ballot. elections. Your Place of Voting on Election Day Your designated place of vo t Mr. end Mrs. Care» W. Newton are pleased to announce the en g a g e m e n t of their daughter, C w e n to Robert E. Ketrenos, son of Mr and Mr». Robert A. Ketrenos ol Portland. The Wed ding is planned for January 8, 1963,10be held in the St.John's Christian Church, Portland. ö lt> r / M U . . . "The murk n f a true exeru- t l i e in usually Illegible.** Î on Monday at Doernbecker hos- MR. RICK Y, DEBBIE, C IN D Y A N D M RS. CORDON DCUCLAS ROBERT, S C O T T, P A T T I, C IN D Y M R. AN D MRS. BOB McKENZIE, JR 4 L I PATRICIA, O • THE RINE, GARY M R AND MRS. AILLIE T. SMITH h tic a l ypart>. aifiH att m pital in Portland, due to a k id The poll book clerk shall then ney a ita e n t According to r e determ ine if your name and ports, she w ill be there quite res,dence are listed in the poll awhile yet. book as to stated by you, if this Ronald M iller broke a bone inform ation is correct, you w ill in his foot while playing football be asked to sign the poll book this past week. and to proceed to the ballot A rriving Saturday were M r clerk who w ill furnish you w ith and M rs James Butcher of the ballots. If you have any Norwalk. C alif., to visit their questions regarding the ballots, daughter and fam ily. M r. and you are free to discuss them w ith the clerk before you enter Mrs Clark Slocum. Entertaining the new women the voting booth. When you are teachers in the Bandon and certain that you u n d e r sta n d t h e Port Orford-Langlois school dis- contents of the ballot, you may rict on Monday were members enter t h e v o t in g b o o th an d m ark of Delta Kappa Gam m a, with ' Be sure that you read your the entertainment furnished by Lucy Jacobs. M argaret Gorman. ballot carefully as you mask it. You are allowed to use a m a rk Rea Tresidder, Nellie Z o o k , ed »amply b allo t or some other Donna Churchill and Wanda marked voting quide to aaaist Volck The sorority does this you in marking your o ffic ia l each year for all new women ballo t. When voting for a cand teachers The meeting look idate or measure printed on the place at the home of M rs Volck. ballot, be sure to m ark a cross Sunday dinner guests at the , or a check ( / ) in the square home of M r and Mrs Roy Jen between the number and the kins were D r. and Mrs Clyde name of the candidate or m e a Tyler of Port Orford and M r sure you wish to vote. The cross and Mrs. Roy Hubbard of Gold (X ) ____ or the __________________ check ( V ) must be ... in Beach. the sq u areQ if your vote is to be Leaving Saturday evening for j counted. If you desire to vote home in Los Angeles were M r. for a person whoee name does and M rs Raymond Edwards not appear on the ballo t, w rite and M r. and Mr? Leo Edwards the name of such person on the M r. and M rs. Dewey M iller blank line im m e d ia tely below spent the weekend in Florence the n a m e s of a ll candidates printed on the b allo t for that working on their house Mrs. B ill Schroeder’s sister particular office. Before you leave the voting and brother-in-law are visiting her this week. They live in San booth, be sure that you have picked up your sample ballot or Francisco. M r and Mrs Ray Deets and voting guide. It is a violation fam ily spent Sunday visiting in lor anyone to w illfu lly leave any m aterial in the booth which ) Gold Beach. Mrs. Francis Carey and child w ill indicate how the voter hat marked his o ffic ia l b a llo t ren have moved to M cTuu- D eliver your folded o ffic ia l monds Road from M yrtle Point. ballot to an election board clerk without exposing its contents. The ballot stub should be ex posed. Assistance for Physically Handicapped Person If for any r e a s o n you are Mabel L. Hendren of Denm ark physically unable to mark your passed away at her home Mon ballot, you may obtain assis day at the age of 02. She was tance from an election board born M ay 1, 1900, in Colorado, clerk or a person selected by and had been a resident of this yourself. The election board area for eight years. members assisting shall not in Survivors include her hue- any way influence you in your band. W illiam ; one son, Harold choice of candidates, nor shall Stribbling, New Mexico; one they suggest or recommend that brother. W alter Stribbling of you vote for any p a r t i c u l a r candidate or measure. Los Angeles, Calif. Spoiled Ballots Graveside services w ill be at If you accidentally spoil a the Denm ark cemetery at 10 a m. Saturday with Rev. John ballot, fold i t to conceal its contents and present it to the Siemers officiating. c l e r k who has charge of the S Mabel L. Hendren Services Saturday ARLEN, JIM M Y , JERRY, DO NA LD M R AN D MRS. LEONARD ZASTERA CHERIE, PETE, JANET, STEVEN M R A N D MRS. KENNETH WERNER ¡called the "forward pass.” ! Xov. 1, 191.3— One of fo o t b a ll1!» great game.* took place it West P oint. A v irtu a lly unknown N otre Dame team whipped A rm y .35-13. (The game not only brought N otre Dame and it* team captain. Knute Itockne. to the a tte n tion o f the .»port* w orld, but it dram atized a new play Nov. 7, 1874 — Harper’* Weekly ran the firat cartoon depicting an elephant a* the symbol of the Republican Party. (In the drawing by Thoma* Na*t entitled "The Third Term Panic,” a refer ence to President Grant’* possible bid for a third term, the elephant was labeled "Republican vote" a* it was about to fall into a pit marked "chaos.’ I RFflD CiAfS/f/£f>S WHEN YO U M A Y APPLY FOR ABSENTEE BALLOT Except in the cases listed below, your application must be received by the county clerk or registrar of elections not more than 60 days nor less than 5 days before the day of election. Your application w ill be accepted if received less than 5 days before the election only i t You are unable by reason of physical disability to vote at the polls. You w ill be absent from the county because you are called to perform services during an emergency (fire, flood, a natural disaster). You are a service voter (service voter applications are good for the calendar year in which they are file d ). Your application w ill be accepted on election day if: You have become physically incapacitated on that day. You are called upon to assist in a disaster area. It is your responsibility to apply early in order to m ake the arrangements necessary to asrire that your voted ballot w ill be in the office of your county clerk or registrar of elections prior to the closing of the polls on election day. UN VO TED ABSENTEE BALLOT If you have applied for and have received your absentee bal lot, but find that you w ill be home on election day, you m ay Still vote at your precinct polling place, providing that you re turn the ballot unmarked to the election board when you appear to vote. M A R K IN G A N D R ETUR NING THE ABSENTEE BALLOT Absent voters must sign a statement on the absnet voter's era- velope, stating that they have personally marked the ballot and have not shown the marked ballot to anyone. This statement must be witnessed by two competent persons whose signatures and residence addresses must also appear on the envelope, or it may be sworn to before a person authorized to administer oaths. The ballot m ay be marked in the o ffice of the county clerk or registrar of elections im m e d ia tely upon its receipt and delivered to the clerk at that tim e. Absentee ballots must be received in the office of the county clerk or registrar of elections not later than the closing of the polls on election day. Service voters must sign an oath printed on the envelope, stating that they are qualified voters, that the inform ation con tained in the application is true, and that they have personally marked the b allo t and have not shown the marked ballot to any one. The oath is to be signed in the presence of any person authorized by the Armed Forces, M erchant M arine, federal or state law to administer oaths. STUR STANDARDIZED SAMPLE BALLOT TO BE USED IN ALL PRECINCTS To Be Torn Off By Clerk Depositing Ballot* SAMPLE BALLOT For Precinct No. .............._....... CURRY COUNTY, OREGON AT THE GENERAL ELECTION TO BE HELD ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6th, 1962 Mark a Cross or Check Mark Inside the Voting Square Between the Number and the Name of the Candidate Voted For. PORT OF PGR t 6kFORD For Commissioner« of the Port of Port Orford 1ZU ROY V. ENLUND 121 J. B. KOSTA Vote for Two Republican Republican ÔF rtôL b hEACn For Commissioners of the Port of Gold Beach 1Z2 L J A L L E N H. BOICE 123 HOWARD JESSE COLDIRON Vote for Three Republican Republican 124 ARCHIE KERBER Democrat 125 E. A. NUSSBAUMER Democrat 126 ROBERT ROY VAN LEER Democrat 127 IRA E. WILSON Republican PORT ' ö F B R O K IN G S--------------------------- For Commissioners of the Port of Brookings Vote for Three 128 ROBERT S. CLARKE Democrat 129 130 FRED FOX Democrat ’ WALTER HALE Democrat 131 LELAND P. HEIN Republican 132 KARL A. OSTENBERG Republican J 33 EDWARD L. RIGDON Independent CtfY GF RRGoRiNGs For Mayor 134 □ C. F. CAMPBELL Vote for One For Councilman. Position No. 1 Term 2 Years 135 LeROY WEIDEMAN Vote for One Por Coun rii man. Position No. 3 Term 4 Years 136 r ~BË ftjA M IN FR Â N K E lN 7 Jr. Vote for One For Councilman. Position No. 4 Term 4 Years 137 Q ERNEST CHRISTENSEN Vote for One 138 r e iW ROBERT E. STOTENBURG lUUUlMHg W W H M I H UI T I WI LL VOW TH E * DIWUCT 6WLV. ONLY VOTERS RESIDING IN C ITY OF B R00K IN G 8 W IL L VOTE CITY OF BROOKINGS BALLOT OFFICIAL BALLOTS FOR EACH PRECINCT WILL CARRY THE REQUIRED ROTATION OF NAMES OF CANDIDATES
