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PAGE S SHERMAN COUNTY Grass Valley by A nun Rnl/rr JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, MAY 6, I960 the st udent body for the fall te rm. jupils of the 7th and 8th of Gia ss Valley and ten « from W’asco enjoyed a party sit the school Friday The 1theme was Showers mil h wers. Hans Moves, prin- o p a l was supervisor and Mrs. Myrle Smith luni charge of the games C ak e and punch were ser ved later in the cafeteria. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Owens and Mr. and Mrs. Arden Peters were business visitors in Portland Wed nesday. The Scout circus will lie held in The Dalles Saturday May 7 at the Seufert building. The parade will start at 1 p. m. M 0 l-OHKNTZ (Larry) BRUUN For John F K en n ed y -« courageous leader w ith an outstanding public record." 17 j~ ] ROGRR Bl t h a s IB F ran k Haynes of Philom ath Experienced, Qualified, Veteran; Elect a Roose arriv ed T uesday and spent till velt-Trum an Democrat as President." Friday with his sister, Mrs. A. a . 2* I~1 JAMES (). Hl'RNB Dunlap while doing some fish H ones’ Approach— Intelligent A ppraisal—Cour ( ondon ing. ageous Convictions— Decisive Action with “Ken nedy** for President." Visitors at the John Buether home Sunday afternoon were .Mt. 29 I “1 KEITH KEITH BURN BURNS “Liberal candidates, platform for: labor, manage- and Mrs. B ernard M cN eely of 1 TMB S. W. F ulton Place, rnent, fanners, older citizens, successful foreign The Dalles and Mr. and Mrs. Al policy.” Portland fred Payne and Jim m y. Mr. and Mrs. Ted von Borstel 30 j [ W. W. (Bill» CAMPBELL L oyal D em o cia t S ta u n c h P a rtis a n ." of The Dalles attended the A ltar Society breakfast Sunday and 31 [— | WI LI JAM J. (Bill* C A RN ESE spent the afternoon visiting the Bill Pauachs. "Will represent Oregon’s Choice for President plus a constructive National Platform .” Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Dugger and Mrs. John Rust were business HAROLD II. (Hal) CH RISTO PH ER Mrs. Donald Clodfelter drove 32 visitors in The Dalles Friday. to Hood River where she accom ‘Present State Representative Oregon’s choice will Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wilson panied Mr. and Mrs. Clair Adams have my loyal support." and family of Kent sjient from to Corvallis ami spent Mother day Monday till W ednesday in P o rt weekend on the OSC campus. 33 0 JACK I III RHII.I. A Democrat for Wayne Morse— Our Courageous Liberal.” land w ith his parents the John Wendell anil Ronald and Je rry Wilsons. Adams are students at OSC. Clair 31 [—I DON ( LARK “A Democratic President for dynamic leadership Mr. and Mrs. Ogden Wing of Adams went on to Eugene and in conservation, education and human rights.” Wamic were recent v isitors at the visile»! his brothers, Loy and 11. O. Dugger home. • ’ « I I COOK Norman Adams. Mrs. Clodfelter "Experienced Democratic Legislator: Will support Dinner guests at the Don E arl returned home from Hood River D emocrats’ choice for President and liberal plat home Sunday w ere Mr. and Mrs. Monday morning. form .” Ed F ritts and Rev. and Mrs. May- Mr. and Mrs. Ben H attrup of “ □ AI.FI1EI. II. « OI1BBTT ~ „ „ ,“ '7,,,. nour Reed anti family. Portland spent from Thursday till Mrs Bud B rinkert, Mrs. Elton Friday afternoon visiting their Eakin and Mrs. Jam es Earl w ere son, Kenneth H attrup anil family. 37 1 I M,KK M- h,; CICCO “Democratic party’s choice; Roosevelt Trum an visitors in The Dalles T hursday. They arrived from Klamath Falls Democrat; For lower taxes: President, Jackson Mr. anil Mrs. Jam es E arl were where they spent some tim e with Club.” d inner guests Sunday at the Bui their son, Bob H attrup anil family 38 AT DOOLEY Todd home. Elect an experienced Democrat of proven ability helping them get moved to P ort to support Kennedy.” Edwin Peters of San Francisco, land. who spent several weeks in P o rt Mrs. Joe Hammond and daugh land on business, spent the week ters had dinner Sunday with her end visiting his father, John P et parents Mr. anti Mrs. Dick Reek- ers and at the W illard Barnett man anti her sister, Peggy Reek- 4» Q JAMES W. ECKRRSLKY “Experienced Democratic Legislator for Stevenson home. man, home from Portland. 'Kennedy. Abolish capital punishm ent. Oppose Mr. ami Mrs. Howard Garland sales tax." A num ber of Sherm an county of The Dalles spent the week people attended the Home anti end here with his parents the Boat show in The Dalles Sunday Len Garlands. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Illagg had Mrs. A. von Borstel accompan as dinner guests Sunday Mr. anti ied Mr. and Mrs. F ran k von Bor Mrs. Ivan Blagg and family and 12 Q RICHARD (Dick) EYMANN “Will work to elect Adlai Stevenson President of the Uniteti S ta te s” stel to Portland T hursday on bu Mr. and Mrs. Clair Balzer. siness. Mrs. T. M. Rolfe and Mrs. ) | " A * I>A FITZGERALD “For a fighting program Morse and V ictory" Mr. and Mrs. John Jenkins of Claus Bardenhagen a t t e n d e d Portland arrived T hursday to vis church services at Kent Sunday. it th eir daughter, Mrs. Donald "Mv a c tio n at th e N atio n al C o n v e n tio n will ba Callers at the home of Mrs. T. 44 Q AL FLEGEL controlled by Oregon’s voters.” vo Borstel and family. M. Rolfe T hursday w ere Miss Mrs. A. von Borstel had as Steinmitz and her father from La- 15 n HARRY c - f ° w l e r "More for Peace ami Less for Slaughter.” weekend guests Mrs. Oren G ib Farge, Wisconsin. bons and Donna of Washougal, Gary Baker, USN, arrived F ri W ashington. day from T reasure Island and was 4« | | MARI A. FREDERICK "Support Morse— our P arty ’s strongest cam paign Peggy Reck man, a student at met here by his sister, Bonnie e r.” Judson Baptist college in P o rt Baker anti friends of Fossil, who □ WILLIAM F. FRYE land spent the weekend with her took him home. “Present District Attorney. Our Country Must Ad parents the Dick Beckmans. Offi vance Under Democratic Program s and le a d e r Donald Clodfelter visited at the ship.” cers w ere elected at the college George Fox home in Rufus S atur and Peggy w as chosen vice-presi- day. 48 j I J.lM h S M. GLEASON “'For your candidate, and the next President ” ' 01M S. W. 36tli Ave. Portland At YOUR ■ 13 Q HI HKKT H. HVM PHKKÏ T he Vlslon 0, RooseVe l t . . . the toteli«« of S te v enson .. the courage of T ruinan.” 114 0 LYNDON JOHNSON 1,4 O JWHN 1 •« □ W A TN B I M M M »17 0 STUART SYMINGTON "W ayne L. Morse, of course.” 51 J " ] EDITH (¿REEN “Urges Oregon Democrats to help offer Kennedy’s qualities of greatness to America.” □ VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES UNITED STATES SENATOR IN CONGRESS 53 j~ ] RICHARD E (.RONEIt IIM n MAI RINK B- NRUBERGER □ — UNITED STATES SENATOR IN CONORESS-For the term beginning January 3. 1961 j— ] UM . 123 “ P re s e n t s t a t e S en atm w ho will fight for ail Adlai 54 j“ ] BEULAH HAND »A F (Al) H artung— IW of A International Presl- dent. Labor needs convention representation.” ALLEN HOFFARD west soils by Pacific Cooperatives. Contains ammonia, nitrogen. Combines with such soil nutrients as sulfur, zinc and molvbde- 125 Q Congresswoman of your taluable ammonia. And you get the best in fertilizer (Vote for One) “Prvw nl Legislator Unpledged win eupport choice of Oregon voters for Democratic 1960 ” LOIS E. HOWLETT "1 wasn’t kicked by a horse, but I ’m for Morse.” « 3 Q CLARENCE F. HYDE “Morse for President. Stevenson second choice. Less foreign aid— more technical training.” 114 0 EMERY C. INGRAM "Roosevelt-Truman Democrat anti descendent of an Oregon Pioneer family.” RORBRT (Bob) JORI) YN “Morse and Kennedy and Victory In 60 ” AL ULLMAN “Your Congressman— A record for ull the people.” (Vote for One) 'IW 127 0 Lifelong Democrat. Will guarantee to save the taxpayers money by wise economy." W ALTER W. KENDRICK <1 hope to make many w orthw hile contributions tow ards our various State Institutions. (»6 |—| W ILLI A VI I. tl.rM JOHHLIN "Strengthen United Nations for Peace. Experienced as Delegate. Will vote Oregon’s choice.” (»7 □ HARVEY KARLIN (»8 ! 1 W. <>. (Bun) KEIJIAY — 69 OttCAIt KENDALL ’Veteran will fight for l*est interests of Oregon at the national convention." "Elect Kelsay Delegate. Will support the voter’s choice. Competent Legislator and businessm an.” Will whole-heartedly support the man chosen hv the Democrats of Oregon." 70 [ " j PH ILIP I). LANG ’Victory In 60— our Democratic nominee will 1« the next President." 71 Q JASON LEE Morse—Pledged to the People’s choice." « l i o v i v s It. MAHONEY “A 1 • ’ l ___________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ' I’" ' " “ ' □ I Ison I 18*1« gate ,“ r Supporting Sen »toi ,2M Í 1 •'l o * RoK HMKETLANil “Able, Exerpienced Courageous; Elect O regon’» F irst Iieinocratlc Secretary of S late since 1874!” □ . , STATE TREASURER " WARD H. COOK (Vote for One) “ Ward Cook gets things done.” know-how and SER\ ICE jrom the m en in the Circle P bucks. Sure sign for i eililizer M E M B E R PACIFIC C O O PE R A T IV E S Grass Valley Grain Growers of achievem ent □ A NORMAN R HOWARD num. Our famous ’ sure sign” applicators give you shallow placement, light draft and no loss sincere Liberal for a Demo- Northwest for one big reason — it gets results Harv est Aqua is specially formulated for N o rth “The future of Oregon depends on leadership for its fullest developm ent.” SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT “100% for two 100% Democrats— H ubert H um ph rey for President, Wayne Morse for Vice-Presi dent.” ♦ NAN WOOD HONEYMAN “Oregon's First Democratic life-long liberal Democrat.” “ I will effectively present your views and guard our rights." R E PR E SFN T A T T V F TM n n u n D v o o I A 1 1VE IN CONGRESS "A lifelong Democrat— Elected by the People— Dedicated to Democratic Principles." -W ayne Morite— a fighting cratic Victory In ’60." B. MURPHY More for Peace and Less for Slaughter" □ “For President Kennedy; Vice-President, H um ph rey; a w inning team, a liberal platform .” '** i 1 ’O l.fc, A. llh.MIKKSON ...up to $6 return for every Si invested. Golden O n», ' "I agree with Eleanor Roosevelt; l<)f»O President must have brains, capacity for greatness ” 55 j | JIM HARRISON Aqua Ammonia is a favorite throughout the (Vote for 124 r~ | MAURINK B. NRURERGEH Stevenson-type candidate.” JOE HAW KINS (Vote for One) To fill vacancy in term ending January 3, 1961 “State Senator, Veteran, LiberaLPresIdentlal Nom inee: Fighter for Common Man, Liberal Issues.” 57 0 (Vote for One) □ 122 (“ J FRED O. LIKE A. F. (AL) HARTl NG - T h , (-.„rtW a.e who Votes the way he Talks.” 121 □ HARRY c - r ° wlkr W il l.I AM A. GRENFELL, JR. (wd6R0W ! KEN N ED Y ’Put a Democrat back in the W hite House.” 50 ( J NICHOLAS GRANET .Ml Q (Vote for One) ItO [ ] DANIEL NEWTON COX 4!) J~ I— | I M. JAMES GLEASON G — 3233 N. E. I Ma Min St., Portland Grass Valiev Grain Growers PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES MICHAEL I'ATRK X 74 0 Mc KK.HNAN Kennedy— Space Age Leadership a "Democrat for sm ■bPtnof essm an Fx Rancher and Veter- Necessity— Busin« a an 1—1 TONY A. NAIMO 7’» I—1 NORMAN o NIIJ4KN I__I __ 0 * iaioim h A> J A ROBB More than a willingness to work ” “Elected State Laboi Commissioner I favoi Ub eral, vigorous President and forthright platform ” □ DEMOCRATIC B A I. LOT— CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR » m - i » KT , . ■ Oregon Needs a Good J o e ” ‘
