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-- PUBLIC
o ,The primary election i~ Tues-
day, May 28th. I urge each eligi-
ble member of the community to
get out and vote. To those who
are not registered to vote, they
should go to the County Clerk's
office in the Courthouse, 5th and
Ford, MeMinnville and register.
They will not be eligible to vote
in the Primary, but will be enti-
tled to vote in the November
election. The only-requirement is
to be a citizen, residing at a cur-
rent address for at least 30 days.
A great majority of the people
in the county are dissatisfied
with conditions affecting them.
These conditions are due, mainly,
to poor representation in our
county, state and federal politi-
cal offices. During the Primary,
the voters will get a chance to
weed out some of the political
undesirables -- the ones who do
Don Cornett's
Repair
Cars, Tractors and
Farm Machinery
9-6 MONDAY-FRIDAY
26 Years in Same Location
409 Oak St. Dayton
Phone 864-3336
FORUM - -
little or nothing for the majority
of the people, and too much for
the BIGGIES.
In our County Commissioner
race in District 1, I would like
to recommend TED LOPUSZYN-
SKI for the job. I have met and
discussed conditions in the coun-
ty with him many times, and I
believe he will do a better job
than the crickets we have chirp-
ing in there now.
Secondly, in the race for Coun-
ty Clerk, a young, intelligent and
energetic man by the name of
DENNIS BECKER gets my sup-
port for the job. He, too, is one
whom I have met with several
times, during his chairmanship
of the Yamhill County Democrat
Central Committee. This man is
a ball of fire, a great organizer,
and gets things right the first
time. He will make a good Coun-
ty Clerk.
For United States senator, I
highly recommend W A Y N E
MORSE. This man has proven
THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1974
himself to Oregon voters. He is
both honest with the people and and so will a lot of other:.,__.
outspoken for their good, which RAYMOND ft. KULBACK, SR.
is more than I can say for most Democrat Committeeman,
Precinct I0
politicians. Morse is still an ener-
getic and forceful representative
of the people's wishes.
LES AU COIN seems to me to
be the best of the bunch running
for Congress. This man has prov-
en himself in the Oregon legisla-
SALE -- MAY 24 THRU 30 -- AS QUANTITIES LAST
OPEN MEMORIAL DAY
12 OZ. PKG.
RATH WIENERS, Plain or Beef 59c
Columbia Sliced BACON . lb. 69c
CONTAINS GROUND BEEF & SOY PROTEIN BLEND
BEEF PATTY MIX . . . lb. 75c
ASSORTED FLAVORS
Dawn Fresh Ice Cream
½ gal. 69c
14-OZ. EACH
Morton's Frozen Cream Pies . 35c
FRESH HEAD LETTUCE . . lb. 15c
PEOPLE'S MARKET
Open Weekdays & Sunday -- 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Lafayette
COLIN
ARMSTRONG
ture, and is a fighter for the
rights of the people.
JIM REDDEN suits me well
enough to run the state of Ore-
gon as governor. This individual
speaks out for the people, and
has done a good job as State
Treasurer. He will, I'ra sure,
bring the state of Oregon back
to the majority of the people
where it belongs.
I recommend a "NO" vote on
Measure 2. This measure is sup-
posed to take 8% of the money
from the State Highway Fund
and apply it to a mass transit
program. But, in reality, all it is
doing is giving the money to the
TriMet bus company in Portland
to help out the bus company in
its financial distress. The entire
state of Oregon will be assessed
to help out a private company
(and I don't think it will stop at
just 8% -- like a state sales tax
it would go upward). This mea-
sure is most misleading, and I
urge a "NO" vote.
Remember the date, TUES-
DAY, May 28th -- get out and
vote! You'll be happy you did,
t~
for COUNTY COMMISSIONER
POSITIOhl No. 3 REPUBLICAN
"An administrator with experience and judgement who will
provide cooperation end service for the entire county."
Pd. for by Colin Armstrong for County Comnlissioner Commi)ttee.
Co-Chairmen: Gretchen Davis & Jean Dale, 1035 W. 21st,
McMinnville, Ore. 97128
, i i i i ~ tl H
LAFAYETTE
By PEGGY WISE m 864-2389
The Lafayette Home Extension
Study Group held its final meet-
ing of the year at the home of
Margaret Mock on Thursday, May
16. Altho the officers had been
installed in a ceremony at Spring
Festival, they were installed in
a ceremony at this meeting by
Marlyn Adan~s. Since it was on
the same day as the Tour, Blanche
Stewart, Peggy Wise and Mary
Stanley were not at the meeting.
Diane Breaux could not attend
the meeting and Agnes MerriLl
stood in for her as treasurer.
Ruth Totten gave the lesson on
Electricity Know How. Plans for
the sale on May 28th were dis-
cussed. Marlyn Adams is in
charge of the committee to help
with the sale. Coffee and cookies
will be served by the city hall
September will be the next meet-
ing of the Study Group.
Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Mock from
Manhattan, Kansas, were here for
a week, spending part of their
time with Margaret Mock and
part of the time with Crystal
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Pittman and Lola Langley in Mc- night. The club took this occasion
Minnville. One evening they visit-
ed Ken and Julie Ann Bauer in
Tigard and they made a visit to
Washington Squares to do some
shopping.
Crystal Pittman is at home now
and was visited by her nephew,
Warren Passmore of Portland.
The Friendly Club met at the
home of Tot Their on Wednesday
to give a baby shower for Susane
(Johnson) Farmer. Present were
Bernice Johnson, Mrs. Ed Bryan
of Salem, Edna Rector, Sophie
Hills, Ethel Scoggins, Helen Wil-
liamson, Mrs. Clark, Sue Their,
Susanne and Tot Their.
Mary Province has returned
home from the hospital and is
getting along fine.
"'I'm asking
for your help.'"
"Many of you have already helped me
become elected to office. I've enjoyed
serving you in the Legislature and help-
ing with the passage of legislation need-
ed for our district.
"Now I'm asking for your help to
be re-elected to this office. My experience
as a legislator has made me aware of our
needs in Oregon and of how much more
needs to be done.
"I need help from anyone, young or
old, experienced or inexperienced. Please
send in this coupon if you'd like to work
with me, or call Newberg 538.3800.'w
Work with STAN BUNN
Mail to: Committee to Re-Elect Stan Bunn
Rt. 2, Box 267, Dayton, Ore. 97114
E] Yes, I'd like to work with you!
Please contact me.
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He Tokes Time To Listen
Paid for by Committee to Re-Elect Start Bunn,
Rt. 2, Box 207, Dayton, Ore. 97114
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