V HEFPNEI GAZETTE-TIMES, Tbundoy. Mar It. 1961 1
Friends Extend Birthday Wishes
NO.
Br DELPHA JONES
(Held over from last week)
LEXINGTON Mm. Florence
McMillan was delightfully ur-
orlsed on Tuesday morning,
April 16, when neveral of her
friends and neighbors stopped
by to wun ner a nappy birth
day. The cake, a lovely decorat
ed creation, was made and elv
en her by Mrs, Joel Engleman
of lone.
Pinochle was played and re
fretihments were served the fol
KINZUA NEWS
Br VIRGINIA KELSO
(Held over from last week)
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Peterson
of Portland spent the week-end
here visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Muzzy. When they return
ed to Portland they took Mrs.
Pt'terson's daughter Cheryl
home with them.
Mrs. Ed Wham and Mrs. Er
nie Wall were business visitors
to The Dalles Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Woods
and son Max spent Sunday near
Hood River visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Horace Smiley. The Smil
ey's are former residents of Kin
zua. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Norris
and grandson, Michael Null of
The Dalles, were Friday over
night guests of Mrs. Lillian
Searcy. Mrs. Norris and Mrs.
Searcy are sisters.
Mrs. David Dahill and Mrs.
Dan Bell were business visitors
to Portland Friday.
Mrs. Don McConnell and Mrs.
Bert Hoover went to The Dalles
Thursday evening to visit with
Mrs. Jack Sitton who is recup
erating from recent surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Eversole
and family spent Sunday visit
ing with friends In Hood River.
Mrs. Tom Jordan and children
went to Portland Saturday to get
Mr. Jordan who had been re
leased from the Veterans Hospi
tal following surgery the pre
vious Tuesday.
Mrs. Dean Wimer was In
Heppner Wednesday for medical
care.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Sharp
rciumea nome Wednesday from
marieston wnere tliey had been
visiting wltn Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Frank. Mrs. Frank returned
with the Sharps and went on
10 ner nome at UKlah.
Slim Rhoton went to The Dal
les Wednesday to meet Mrs
Khoton and Mr. and Mrs. John
Kinsella who had been at
cneian, wasn. attending funer
al services of Mrs. Kathcrine
uiimand.
Frank DeMeritt went tn Henn
ner last Tuesday to bring home
inra. ueMorni wno naa been a
patient in tne Heppner hospital
Mrs. Earl Norris took Mrs. De
muiiu ohck iius iuesaay ror a
cnecKup.
Mrs. Bill Benson of Rlrhlanrt
Wash, spent the week-end here
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Lew
Is Lorengel and family and her
sons uanny and Donny.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Cory and
family went to Deer ' Park,
Wash., over the week-end to
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Layton
Trlpp and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Reece of
Joseph visited over the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Van
Arsdale and Rick Reece.
Mrs. Richard Mortimore and
sons Roger and Earl were In
Heppner Saturday for dental
work.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. I.nCnnnr nt
Mt. Vernon, Wash, are visiting
their daughter and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Ray O'Neall.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Shaw and
daughter Janice of Hermlston
were Saturday visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jiggs
Bowman. The Shaw's returned
home Saturday evening and
Janice remained for the Junior
Senior Prom. She returned to her
home Sunday where Mr. and
Mrs. Bowman and family took
their son Pvt. Victor Bowman to
Pendleton from where he flew
to Oakland, Calif., and expect
ed to leave for Vietnam Mon-1
day night. Vic had been home
on a 19 day leave.
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Allen of
Weiser, Idaho, spent several
days visiting with their son
Vincent and boys.
lowing: Mrs. Joe Yocom. Mrs.!
Kenneth Palmer. Mrs. A. F. Ma-
leske, Mrs. Al Ketsch, Mrs.
Frank Robinson, Mrs. Mettle
Cornellson, Mrs. C. C. Jones, Mrs.
Pete McMurtry of Heppner and
the honoree, Mrs. McMillan.
Mrs. Dean Hunt and Mrs. John
Ledbetter were hostesses to a
birthday party honoring Mrs.
Mervin Leonard.
Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Davidson. Mrs. Lester I
Cox, Mrs. C. C Carmichael, Mrs.
Bob Jepsen, Mrs. Gene Cutsforth,
Mrs. John Ledbetter. the honor
ee. Mrs. Leonard, and hostess.
Mrs. Hunt Prizes were won by
Mrs. Jepsen, high: Mrs. Leonard,
second high, and Mrs. Carmich
ael, low. Lovely birthday re
freshments were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith of
Hood River are parents of a ba
by daughter, Andrea Jeanine,
born Thursday, April 18. The
baby is the great granddaugh
ter of Mrs. Lola Breeding, who
is now visiting the family.
SAMPLE BALLOT
To Be Torn Off by the Board Member
Official Primary Nominating Ballot for the Republican Party For
PRECINCT
Morrow County, Oregon, at the Primary Nominating Election to Be Held on Tuesday, the 28th day of May, 1968
Mark a cross (X) or a check Mark ( ) in the voting square between the number and the name of each candidate voted for.
NATIONAL
NATIONAL
FOR NATIONAL COMMITTEEMAN.
Vote lor One
12 r GLENN J. HOUGHT, "Best interest of the voters."
13 m DONALD V. McCALLUM, "Life-long Republican Party worker; right man
for Oregon on National Committee."
14 GEORGE (BUN) STADELMAN, "Retain your present National Committee
man.
FOR NATIONAL COMMITTEEWOMAN.
Boardman News
Br MARY LEE MARLOW
BOARDMAN Mr. and Mrs.
Bernard Donovan have received
word of their first grandchild,
a son born April 17 to their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr,
and Mrs. Bill White of Imbler,
in a La Grande hospital. The
new baby has been named Trace
Donovan White. He weighed 6
lb., 11 oz. Paternal grandpar
ents are Mr. and Mrs. Loren
White of Baker. Great-grand
mother is Mrs. Ann Dunn of Mo
desto, Calif. Mrs. Donovan has
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helpln, heV daVhTerUh the 17nHOWELL APPLING, JR.. "Former Secretary of State."
new oaby.
Vote for One
FOR DELEGATES TO THE NATIONAL CONVENTION. SECOND CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICT. Baker, Crook, Deschutes. Gilliam. Grant Hamrf, Hood River. JeMer
ton, Klamath. Lake. Una. Marlon. Malheur, Morrow, Sherman. Umatilla. Union.
Wallowa, Wasco and Wheeler Counties. Vote lor Two
58 j EVA M. COOK, "Closer regulations on exports and Imports. Less foreign
aid. Curb Federal spending."
59 Q GERALD W. DETERING, "A man who accepts responsibility."
60 r ROBERT L. ELFSTROM, "Veteran Republican Legislator who will make
Oregon's voice heard and respected."
15 n MRS. COLLIS MOORE, "I will continue to seek advice from and to serve
Oregon Republicans."
FOR DELEGATES TO THE NATIONAL CONVENTION. STATE AT LARGE.
Vote for Ten
16 pj JERRY ANGELO, "I want to do my part to continue the Democratic process."
61
REX ELLIS
62
IRVIN MANN JR.
63 ROBERT E. (BOB) O'ROURKE, "Most Important! "We must pick someone
who can beat Johnson in November.' "
64 (J MARV ROOT, "Your GOP Congressional Candidate will work for a winning
Republican team."
18 I 1 VfPTOR ATTYITW "Assnrprt rnnetriiptfia nnH nrtivp Riinnnrt fnr nur rhnmn
Five tables of pinochle were 1 J .,, j.j.x.
In play at the card party of last
rrd Vdofd. wUh eMrl John PM- 19 ERIC BICKLEDGE; "Supports Rockefeller, and a platform of negotiated
lins eo-hostpss. It was snnnsnr. ociiicineiu vi uic viciiiam vuiuiiii.
cd by the Home Economics Club
65 r MRS. TED SHAY,
Republicans."
"Faithful and conscientious representation of Oregon
of Greenfield Grange High prize 20 WINT BLACKWELL, "Nixon's the one a vote for Dick will help end the
Arlington. Inw wnnr in Mrs
Walter Hayes, and Mrs. Glen 21 I I PHIL BLANK, "Life long Republican pledged to support Oregon's choice."
won the pinochle prizes.
Mrs. Roy Ball, Sr., Mrs. Glen
carpenter, Mrs. Frank Marlow,
Mrs. Walter Hayes, Mrs. Rollin
Bishop and Mrs. Ralph Earwood
attended the Blue Mountain
District Garden Club convention
in Echo Saturday. The Board-
man Club was issed a Citation
as one of three clubs in the
22 r KENNETH ALEXANDER BROWN, "For president a statesman In the early
T D. G. (DAVE) CROMWELL, "Send a youthful delegate who will support
a Republican who can win."
24 J- TRAVIS CROSS, "Put Oregon's best foot forward In the primary and in
H1C VllVCllVHyil.
23
66 I-! ROBERT F. SMITH, "Oregon House Majority Leader Dedicated to vote
for Oregon Interests."
67 r GEORGE (BUN) STADELMAN, "A vigorous and effective voice for Oregon's
Second District Republicans."
68 r EVERETT THOREN, "Stop the waste of passing out billions through our
government."
69 r WALLACE C. WILSON, "Uncommitted except to Oregon's voters Will
support Oregon Republican's choice for President."
70 CHRISTIAN C. WYCKOFF, "I believe in decentralized government, balanced
budgets, Individual responsibility, law and order."
state with 100 subscription to 25 I I JOHN DELLENBACK, "U. S. Congressman delegate and member platform
the National Gardener maga- 1 ..nmmirtep 1PK4 onnvpntinn"
FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
Vote for One
zine.
Mrs. tmmett McKenzie was
hostess for an open house at
her home Tuesday afternoon of
71
RICHARD M. NLXON
26 Q PATRICK D. DIGNAN, "A dedicated Republican concerned for his country." pj RONALD REAGAN
last week in honor of the 80th 27 I IT. MORRIS DUNNE, JR., "Your choice, minf prefer Nixon. Seek convention
birthday of her mother, Mrs. 1 support for our men, Vietnam."
Deborah Brewer.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Keil of
Longview. Wash, and Mrs. Keil's
sister, Lucille Copple of Golden
dale, Wash, visited one dav last
week at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Dewey West, Jr. The ladies
are cousins of Mrs. West. Other
visitors at the West home were
his father, Dewey West of Wood
burn and grandson. Phil Hutson
of The Dalles. Also West's bro
ther-in-law and sister. Mr. and
Mrs. Dale Russell and children,
Danny. Dalene and Steve, and
Sue Mundt of The Dalles.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ball of
Yakima, Wash., and son and
daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.
Vernon Ball and Corky Ball of
Seattle, Wash., visited Saturday
at the home of Ball's brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Ball, Sr., and his niece,
Mrs. nazet Miner,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
28 I I ROBERT A. ELLIOTT, "Re-elect experienced delegate. Served as delegate
1948, 1952 and 1956 national conventions."
29 fj SHIRLEY FIELD, "Re-elect an experienced and knowledgeable Republican." FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR.
Vote for One
Vote for One
30
JIM FITTING, "Put the U. S. in the driver's seat.'
73
JOHN S. BOYD
31
GERALD W. (GERRY) FRANK
32 rl ALAN (PUNCH) GREEN, JR., "I will support the winner of the Oregon
Primary."
33 f MARK O. HATFIELD, "A fighter for constructive and positive Republican
alternatives and party unity."
34 f KENT HJELMERVIK, "Let's get America moving.
Rockefeller All the wav!"
Pick a winner, Nelson
74 p ROBERT W. PACKWOOD, "Join me to build together what none of us can
1-1 build alone."
FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS. SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Baker, Crook. Deschutes, Gilliam, Grant, Harney, Hood River. Jefferson, Klamath.
Lake, Linn. Marlon. Malheur. Morrow, Sherman. Umatilla, Union. Wallowa.
Wasco and Wheeler Counties. Vote for One
75 r WM. W. QUIGLEY, "Thank you It is time for a change."
35 pj LEE JOHNSON, "A Republican leader. Our next Attorney General.'
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Always par your bills br the 10th of the month.
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COLLECTION
76 I I MARV ROOT, "Root for economic responsibility, an honorable peace and
domestic law and order."
36 p MRS. CARL L. (HARRIET P.) KRAUSE, "For nomination of a man qualified
by experience and character for President."
77 pi EVERETT THOREN,
our nation."
"Cares for the people of Oregon's second district and
37 I I JAMES F. LONERGAN, 'The republic needs a responsible Republican for
11 President."
38 p TOM McCALL, "Will work and fight at convention for nomination of
Oregon's choice."
STATE
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
Vote for One
39 p DONALD V. McCALLUM, "A life-long Republican party worker; right man
for Oregon on National Committee."
78
F. F. (MONTE) MONTGOMERY, "Oregon needs the continued service of
this experienced and able Republican leader."
40 Q WILLIAM MORRIS MARTIN, JR., "A Young Oregonian for Rockefeller."
79 r CLAY MYERS, "Retain our Republican Secretary of State: Experienced,
energetic, respected, independent leadership."
41 f F. F. (MONTE) MONTGOMERY, "Oregon's experienced House Speaker will
listen to the voice of Oregon's Republicans."
42 r MRS. COLLIS MOORE, "I shall be directed by the Republican voters of
Oregon."
FOR STATE TREASURER.
Vote for One
43 I I DAN E. MOSEE, "Multnomah County Commissioner; War Veteran For
God and Country and Constitutional Government."
80 p ANCEL S. PAGE, "A successful businessman, State Treasurer needs a man
1-1 of this ability."
44 p CLAY MYERS, "Dedicated Secretary of State working for Oregon's choice
anJ ttottAnnl PamiKllian ctirnan "
ailU tiU I.1U1 lUt &ktU O V,-S.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
Vote for One
45 I I CLAYTON NYBERG, "Let experience in local government be the test for
I - . .3 1
46 pj BRIAN B. OBIE, "Pledged to you! The Republican Voter.'
47 p HOWARD LEE OLLIS, "Rockefeller, a positive Presidential choice for
81 p LEE JOHNSON, "A leading Republican to restore leadership to the office
of Attorney General."
FOR STATE SENATOR, EIGHTEENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT. Gilliam, Hood
River, Morrow, Sherman, Wasco and Wheeler Counties. Vote for One
82
KENNETH A. JERNSTEDT
48 pj IMANTS OSIS, "Send me to Miami and Nixon to the White House."
49 pj ANCEL S. PAGE, "Will support Presidential candidate chosen by Oregon
voters.
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE. TWENTY-EIGHTH REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT.
Gilliam. Morrow, Sherman, UmatiUa and Wheeler Counties. Vote for One
50
LOWELL C. PAGET, "Party Harmony means Party Victory."
83 pj IRVIN MANN, JR., "Incumbent."
51 pj DEAN PETERSON, "Go Nixon Go Nelson Go Tom McCall."
52 pj RONALD RAGEN, "Nominate a winner then support him.'
COUNTY
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
Vote for One
53 I I NORMAN W. RAIES, "Governor Reagan most electable Republican will
restore Constitutionality, conservatism to American government."
84 pj WALTER H. HAYES, 'Incumbent To save the Tax Money."
54 I JAMES A ROSSMAN, "Young, experienced, qualified Republican; Rocke
feller for President in 1968."
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
Vote for One
55 pj TOM WITHYCOMBE, "Republican Victory with Rockefeller Reagan."
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