Sherman County journal., May 06, 1960, Page 4, Image 4

PAGE 4 SHERMAN COUNTY
JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON
FRIDAY, MAY 4, 196 0
G rau Valley
76 0
V. M. (Rilli) O’BRIEN
* L et’s win with Kennedy In I960."
77 0
ROVO R. OVERHUIJIE
"F orm er President Oregon Senate. 1 will support
the Party'» choice."
76 0
ARTHUR J. PALMER
"Fam ily Motto: Learn and Serve.”
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PETER PANKRAT'X
• Morse for President— H um phrey Veep. If you
lavor them elect me."
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WALTER J- PKARHON
"F avor a Roosevelt C rusader type of candidate—
Senator John Kennedy.”
Hl | | DAN W. POLING
I | CHARLES O.PORTKR
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ATTORNEY GENERAL
131 I J ROBERT Y. THORNTON ‘ Present A ttorney General. Experienced In protect*
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m g y«-ur lig h ts an<l legal in te r e s ts "
STATE SENATOR— 16th DISTRICT
1JX I—I BEN MUSA
"T ry a g a in for a Board of Tax Appeals."
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FRANA ES K. REAGAN
“Kennedy for President— Democracy s Man of the
Hour, fo rm e r Teacner, Party W orker.”
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FRANCIS M. REAGAN
"Kennedy for P resident— Democratic appointee,
Labor elections chief; A ttorney. Veteran W W-il."
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FRANK L. ROBERTS
“Mulnomah County Democratic Chairman. Port-
ianu S tate College professor. Regain world lead­
ership."
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PAUL E. ROTH
“Democrat— The people choice for
H igher Social Security Paym ents."
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WILLIAM L. SHCRTZ
“Morse for President, Liberal, able, uncom prom is­
ing principles, alw ays for the little man."
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KEITH O. SKELTON
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MERLYN SMITH
"Let Morse Set Our Course, As Our Liberal E du­
cator-President."
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E. D. SPENCER
"As Marlon County Democratic Chairman, 1 will
support the people s choice."
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LOUIS STERN
“For the outstanding candidate with a truly liber*
al program — H ubert H um phrey."
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HELEN STOLL
"Action — not Slogans”
DISTRICT ATTORNEY, Sherman County
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NORMAN A. STOLL
"Action — not Slogans ’
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Vi I 1 ROBERT W. STRAI R
•—• Rt. 4, Box I I L Eugene
WALTER A. SWANSON
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MONROE SW EE ILA NO
G l SSIE THOMPSON
H M » 0 WARREN TINKER
(Vote for One)
STATE REPRESENTATIVE—22nd DISTRICT
"P resent State R epresentative favoring H um phrey
, or Stevenson but will support p a rty ’s choice."
" Democratic State Chairm an w ith courage to act
and will to win."
"H um phrey for President w ith Adlal ideal Secre-
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IH. 2, Bo* 4(X>, Gold Hill tary of S tate.”
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President—
tMi j 1 DON N A V. STRAUS
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(Vote for One)
“Re-elect Juuge Rea as ueiegate. Oregon Democra­
tic secretary. Will Vote your Cnoice.”
LLOYD REA
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FRANK M. W EA TH ERFO RD
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T. LKHTER JOHNSON
(Vote for One)
Opening the program w ith a
duet "March M ilitaire” by Michael
a n d E d d ie Esiinger; piano solos,
"Toy Ships’* by Teresa Reeder;
"bKip to My Lou” by P atti B ar­
uennagen; "Circus E lder" by Can*
uance Jefferies; duet, "Dance of
tne Little Woooen iSnoe” by Vicki
Baruennagen and Julia Gaumitz;
piano soios, "Climbing So H ign”
by b y ro n Carlson; “ Wooden Sold­
ier Man" by John Davis and "The
Gay F rencnm an” by Roger Knott;
a trio "The C ircus’* by Candance
Jefferies, Teresa Reeuer and P a t­
ti baruenhagen; piano solos, ‘ P a r­
ade’’ by Carsten von borstel,
A num ber of women from K ent
"Sleepy biros'* by Je rry Alberty,
"Roses from the South" by Vicki and G rass Valley and vicinity a t­
baruennagen; trio, "Come Along" tended the Spring Festival in
by Roger Knott, b y ro n Carlson Moro Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Grace Zevely of Wasco
and John Davis; piano solos,
w as a dinner guest Sunday at the
“The leddy b e a r’s Picnic” by
Cathy von borstel, "In a Field of Wallace May home.
D aisies’* by
Ju lia
Gaumitz.
Mrs. Verne Mobley of Kent and
uuet, "O Dem Goluen S lippers” by her m other, Mrs. A. A. Dunlap
Cathy and Carsten von Borstei; drove to Monmouth and picked up
piano soios,
"About a Teddy Mary Mobley and drove to Cor­
B ear” by Susan Eakin, "Dancing vallis for M other’s day weekend
Daffodils” by Louise Eakin; duet, on the DSC campus. Keith Mob­
"The Wind ’ by Je rry and Melva ley is a student there. They re­
Alberty; piano solos, "The Lone turned home Sunday evening.
R ider" by Eddie Eslinger, "La
The Grass Valley bridge club
Cucuaracha" by Michael Esiinger; met Tuesday instead of T hursday
duet, "The o rg a n G rinder” ny this week at the home of Mrs.
Louise and Susan Eakin; piano Alfred Kock in Moro.
solo, “The Graceful D ancer” by
SAMELE
"Incum bent”
To be Torn Off by the Chairman or Clerk
of Election Board
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Official Special Election Ballot
All Precincts
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Hhermuu County, Oregon, a t the Prim ary Election
to be held on Friday, the 20th Day of May, 1960.
L et’s elect Democrat president and defeat Nixon,
H erbert Hoover of 1960’s.”
"Re-elect Experienced L iberal Oregon Democrat,
s ta te Senator; Supporting Education, W estern
Development, Conservation.
Place an (X) in the Square in Back of Measure.
COUNTY
"W e Democrats m ust declare for civil rights,
against lynching, against segregated schools
• I lavor H ubert H um phrey for President
support choice of Oregon Democrats. ’
Will
(Vote for One)
COUNTY JUDGE
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JOHN H. (Jack) TRAVIS "W ayne Morse is my Choice."
102 0
AI. ULLMAN
"Your 2nd District Congressm an— Uncommitted
except to Oregon’s voters and America a future.
103 0
LEW WALLACE
••Democrat always, T hank you for
twenty-four delegate votes.
104 0
BILIA L. WILLIAMSON
7 r.u p iH .rl America’, greatest liberal, W ayne Mon«
and a strong liberal platform."
103 0
DON W ILLNER
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SA LA RIES OF STA TE LEGISLATORS — Purpose:
To amend C onstitution by increasing salaries of state YES
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legislators from $600 per year, plus mileage, to $2100
per year.
1 (ESTIM ATE OF COST — Under this am endm ent the NO □
total salaried bill of the ninety m em bers of the Legislature
would be $189,000. plus $1400 additional for the presiding
officers or a total of $190,400 per annum, as opposed to
the present $54,400 per annum.)
MILLER VERNON I.
SAMPLE
one of your
• Experienced Legislator, Attorney. Veteran W W H,
win support Oregon Democrats choice for 1 re
sident.”
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To be Torn Off by the Chairman o r Clerk
of Election Bourd
Official Special Election Ballot
for North Sherman Vector Control District
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Sherman County, Oregon, at the Prim ary Election
to he held on Friday, the 20th day of May, 1960
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
(Vote for One)
For Four year Term,
"W ayne Morse, of course,— The Man of Force.
KN) | | NEIL W ILSON
A gixxl crowd attended the
piano recital held in the Kent
scnool auditorium Friday evening
A pril 29, presented by tne pupils
ol Mrs. b en Maxlieid. Mrs. Max*
lieid presented the girls w ith cor­
sages and tne boys w ith bouton­
nieres.
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"W ayne Morse, h irst, Last and Always."
“Oregon Democrats in 1960 wiil help retu rn FDR
policies to W nne House."
By Anna BaUer
(Vote for One)
Place an (X) in the square in hack of Measure.
expiring Jan. 1, 1965
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER
(Vote for One)
For Two year Term,
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COUNTY CLERK
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COUNTY ASSESSOR
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137 I j RALXKR, CLAIR L
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DEMOCRATIC PREOINOT COMMITTEEMAN
(Vote for One)
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Melva A lberty; duet, "On Stage"
by Jam es Wilson and Gary Carl­
son; piano solos, "Doll’s Dream
and A w akening" K athleen Gaum­
itz, "M orning P rayer" by Colleen
Jeifen es; duets "Silver Moon"
and "Campus C apers’’ by Jill No-
gel and Alice Reckmann; piano
solos, “Pipes of P an ” by Gary
Carlson, "Melody of Love” by
Teresa Bardennagen; duet “Ser­
enade" by Colleen J e lle n e s a n l
K atnleen Gaumitz; piano soios,
"S tar D ust” by Sally Bibby,
“Drum s and T rum pets” by Jam es
Wilson; duets, "Tne Beils of St.
Mary s and "Spanish Dance” by
P atty K nott and le r e s a B aruenha­
gen; piano sols, “Edelw eiss Glide”
by Ju n e Jefferies, “W hy?” by
Bonnie Jefferies, "R obin’s Re­
tu r n ’’ by P atty Knott; closing
with a trio "The Globe T ro tte rs”
by Bonnie Jefferies, Sally Bibby
and Ju n e Jefferies. Bonnie Je f­
feries presented Mrs. Maxfield a
gift from all h er pupils.
DEMOCRATIC PRECINCT C0MMITTEEW0MAN
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(Vote for One)
Shall that portion of the State of Oregon, described as
Beginning at the Southwest corner of Section 18, Township
2 North, Range 16 East of W illamette Meridian, Sherm an Coun­
ty, Oregon; thence N ortheasterly along the G overnm ent Reser­
vation Boundary and Highway No. 30 to the intersection w ith
the South line of Section 8, said Tow nship and Range; thence
East IV« mile on the South Section line of Sections 8 and 9 t )
the Southeast corner of the Southw est q u arter of Section 9;
thence N orth one half mile to the N orthw est corner of the
Southeast q u arter of Section 9; thence East one-half mile to
the Southeast corner of the N ortheast q u arter of Section 9;
thence North one-quarter mile to the N orthw est corner of the
Southwest q u a rte r of the N orthw est q u arter of Section 10;
thence East three-quarter mile to the N ortheast corner of the
Southw est q u arter of the N ortheast q u a rte r of Section 10;
thence North one-eighth mile to the N orthw est corner of the
South half of the N ortheast q u arter of the N ortheast q u arter
of Section 10; thence E ast one-half mile to the N ortheast cor­
ner of the South half of the N ortheast q u arter of the North
east q u arter of Section 10; thence N orth one-eighth mile to the
N orthw est corner of Section 11; thence E ast 1000 feet; thence
South one-half mile; thence West 1000 feet to the West line of
Section 11; thence South along Section line one-half mile to
the Southwest corner of Section 11; thence East one-half mile
to the Southeast corner of the Southw est q u arter of Section 11;
thence N orth one-half mile to the center of Section 11; thence
E ast three-quarter mile to the Southeast corner of the South­
west q u arter of the N orthw est q u arter of Section 10; thence
North one-half mile to the N ortheast corner of the N orthw est
q u arter of the N orthw est quarter of Section 12; thence East
one-quarter mile to the Southeast corner of the Southw est
q u arter of Section 1; thence North one-quarter mile to the
N orthw est corner of the Southwest q u a rte r of the Southeast
q u arter of Section 1; thence East one-half mile to the N ortheast
corner of the Southeast q u arter of the Southeast q u a rte r of
Section 1; thence North 660 feet on the Section line common
to Sections 1 and 6; thence East one-quarter mile; thence
South 660 feet to the Southw est corner of the N ortheast q u ar­
ter of the Southwest q u arter of Section 6, Tow nship 2 North,
Range 17 E. W. M ; thence E ast one and one-quarter mile to
the N ortheast corner of the Southeast q u arter of the South-,
west q u arter of Section 5; thence Southerly, following the
County Road to an intersection w ith the South line of Section
8; thence East to the N ortheast corner of Section 17; thence
South one-half mile to the Southw est com er of the N orthw est
q u arter of Section 16; thence East one mile to the Southeast
corner of the N ortheast q u arter of Section 16; thence North
one mile to the Northwest corner of the Southw est q u a rte r of
Section 10; thence East one-half mile to the center of Section
10; thence North one-half mile to the N ortheast corner of the
Northwest quarter of Section 10; thence West one -half mile
to the Northwest corner of SectlonlO; thence N orth one mile
to the N ortheast corner of Section 4; thence West one mile in
the North section line of Section 4 to the N orthw est corner cf
said Section 4; thence North, approxim ately one mile on the
Section line between Sections 32 and 33. Tow nship 3 North,
Rang 17 E W. M., to the South shore of the Columbia River;
thence South w esterly down the Columbia River to the in ter­
section of the West line of Section 18, Tow nship 2 North.
Range 16 K W.M.; thence South to the Southwest corner of
Section 18. the point of beginning.
and not now Included in a vector control district under the
laws of Oregon, he formed Into a vector control district*
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