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VOL. 2, NO. 22                                           THURSDAY, APRIL Q. 1964 - TWELVE PAGES                                                S5.00 per year 10
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MAY


5TH,


YOUR


DAY!


  Tuesday, May 5th, will be
  more than just .another Spring
  day! What you do or leave
  undone Tuesday, May 5th,
  will influence the life of your
  Village, state and country,
  and will eventually come to
  bear on the citizens of the
  countries round. the world!
  During those 12 hours you will
  have the privilege of choosing
  candidates to represent you
  in, your County, state and
  national government. In the
  utter privacy of the voting
  booth you may take a positive
  stand on the issues at stake,
  j.ssqes affecting,your entire
  fife!' Tuesday, May 5th, is
'Primary day, set aside for
Primary Elections but actually


it is your day, as important
in your scheme of life as the
man or,,woman you choose or
chose to marry!
  Aristotle once said that it is
  hetterfora city to be governed
by a good man than by good
laws. His wen turned' remark
holds a world of wisdom. You
cannot, even with good laws,
have good government without
good men and women holding
office. The Primaries give
you  your first  and  best
opportunity to weed out the
incompetent and  the  self-
seekers from the competent
and      the     conscientious.
November ballots will either
carry the names ot men and
whom you thoughtfully chose


        By EVE SEITER

or carelessly let ride in for
a chance to govern you!
  It isn't enough to simply
  vote! In these few remaining
  days   before   the  Primary
  Election, take the time and.
  trouble to find out more than
  any candidate for office tells
  you. Is he honest, will he
  stand up and be counted, will
he "play- politics" to your
detriment? Is he running for
office to serve you or to sat-
isfy some personal yen for
prestige? Has he qualifications
for the office he seeks other
than being a nice guy? This
writer once clipped a par-
agraph concerning people from
if9 magazine. It may be too
inclusive but it comes close


dose     to the  bull's eye!!
"There are three kinds of
people in the world, 'the wills,
the won'ts and the can'ts.
The first accomplish every-
thing;  the  second  oppose
everything;- the third fail in
everything"
  This front page features
  reproductions of both the Re-
  publican and the Democratic
  ballots. Study them now while-
  you have the time. If you
  don't know  the candidates
  start inquiring about them. A
  few hours research now may
mean the difference between,
electing  a  truly  qualified
candidate. or a weak   one.
Remember that they will make
decisions for you.


  Max Lernor once said, "Of
the many things we have done
to democracy in the past,
the worst has been the indigi
nity of taking it for_granted."
Gkood.^ vernent is ,'created by
good people; people who dis-
cover what is right and have
the courage to take their
stand  on  their  principle.
Tuesday, May_ 5Sth   is Primary
Election day. You will haye
the opportunity to decide on
highway   issues, _ choose
candidates, party committee-
men and women, delegates
and-alternates. It's your day,
Don't take it for granted!!


Sample Democratic Ballot


Sample Republican Ballot


   For United States Senator
       (Vote for not more than one)
    JOIIN I1. GLENN, JR.
  S W  ,I,IAM IIOTCHKISS
     STEIIIEN M. YOUNG
  1 ALBERT T. BALL
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  For Representative to Congress
         (At Large)
       (Vote flr 'nlt m ore than one)
    SRIClARI) I). KENNEDY
    I ROIERT E. SWEENEY
    ! CHARLES J.CARNEY
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For Judge of the Supreme Court
    (Full Term Commencing
       January 1, 1965)
       (Vote frt  not more than one)
   CIIARLES II. ZIMMERMAN


   For Judge of the Supreme Court
     (Full Term Commencing
       January 2, 1965)
       (vio. ror not more than one)
   S .IOSEPH II). BRYAN


   For Judge of the Supreme Court
   (Unexpired Term Ending
      December '1. 1966)
      jVote (fir flit mW re than one)
    IYNN IB. GRIFFITH
    I MERRILL I)A VIS BRIOTIIERS


  For Judge, of the Supreme Court
    (lnexpired Term Ending
       January 1, 1967)
       R 'Aote for not more than one)
    RANKIN I. GIBSON


   For Representative to Congress
       S(18th District)
IVo t for not ar thll (L. nAYS )


For Judge oUhe.Ceoaof Appeals
   (Full Term Commencing
      February 9, 1965)
      (Vote for not  ore t"m o)
  1 JOHN J. LYNCH


I PAUL J. FLEMING


For Judge of the Court of Appeals
   (Unexpired Term Ending
     February 8, 1967)
     (Vote tor not more than one)
  I JAMES-G. FRANCE


  For Member of State Central
      Committee, Man
      (Vote for not more than one)
   DON R. GOSNEY
   For Member of State Central
     Committee, Woman
     (Vote for not more than one)
  I ESTHER F. PINSKY
  For State Representative
      (Vote for not more than one)
   DOUGLAS APPLEGATE


   For County Commissioner
      (Vae fo not more tin two)
   NICK J. CALABRIA
   JULIO DiFEDERICO
   I ROBERT L. HAYS
   . WILLIAM J. IRVIN
   CHARLES KLASIC
   SMIKE PAVLOVICH
   ROBERT R. PRICE


JIOHN E. OUINN
GEORGE M. SHE]
SWILLIAM P. SUL
PAT WARD
MICHAEL BLISC]


PHERD
,LIVAN

HAK


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    For Prosecuting Attorney
       (Vote (or not more than oe)
   SDOMINICK E OLIVITO
   " JOSEPH LOHA


     For Clerk of Court of
        Common Pleas
        (Vote for not moe tha one)
  j WALTER KANOSKI

         For Sheriff
       (Vote for not more than one)
    BENE LEONE
    ) PATSY MONTENERY
    ! ROBERT E. MYERS
    RICHARD P. WELLS
    I STEVE WILLIAMS
    ARCHIE CROCETTI

      For County Recorder
      (Vote for not more than one)
   1 PETER P. McKEEGAN
   ANTHONY M. PINCIARO
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    DALLAS HIGGINS

    For County Treasurer
       (Vote for not more than one).
    MICHEAL E. ENTINGER

    For County Engineer
       (Vote for not more than one)
    MARTIN MARK SMITH


        For Coroner
        (Voti for not more than one)
    JOHN P. SMARRELLA

  For Member of County Central
         Committee
       (Vote for not more than one)


    For United States Senator
       (Vote for not more than one)
    ROBERT TAFT. JR.
    TED W. BROWN


  For Representative to Congress
         (At Large)
       (Vote for not more tban one)
    WILLIAM L. WHITE
    OLIVER P. BOLTON


 For Judge of the Supreme Court
     (Full Term Commencing
       January 1, 1965)
       (Vote for not more han one)
    FRANCIS B. DOUGLASS
 I '   .    . .  . . . ..
 For Judge of the Supreme Court
     (Full Term Commencing
       January 2, 1965)
       (Vote for not more than one)
     C. WILLIAM O'NEILL


  For Judge of the Supreme Court
    (Unexpired Term Ending
      December 31, 1966)
      (Vote for not more than one)
      ROBERT L. HARRINGTON
      MARSHALL M. CARLISLE
   i LOUIS J. SCHNEIDER$ JR.


   For Judge of the Supreme Court
   (Unexpired Term Ending
       January 1, 1967)
       (Vote for not more than one)
   i PAUL W. BROWN


   For Representative to Congress
        (18th District)
        (Vote for not more than one)
      ALLEN J. DALRYMPLE


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For Judge of the Court of Appeals
   (Full Term Commencing
      February 9, 1965)
      (vote for oM  thJONES)
   GEORGE M. JONES


For Judge of the Court of Appeals
   (Unexpired Term Ending
     February 8, 1967)
     (vote for not mom than one)
   JOHN A. REDDY
   NILS P. JOHNSON
   i HENRY C. ROBINSON


 For Member of State Central
      Committee, Man
      (Vote for not more Ihan one)
   GEORGE W. CRIM
   ROBERT M. BELL
   For Member of State Central
     Committee, Woman
     (Vote for not more tYan oe)
  I LETHA ASTRY


     For Prosecuting Attorney
       (Vote for out more tba  onr
     RICHARD L. POWELL


     SFor Clerk of Court of
        Common Pleas


        FVote fur She moriff
} For Sheriff
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J. HAYS WISENER
GEORGE I,.. I'S'ictloII-T


For ('ounty l(cordler
RAY BI. LONG


For County Treasurer


For County Enginccr
  IVOIe  I,+  ,,  ,"   ,if , , sim ,,,,


  For State Repreentative      l
    (Vote rdr not more tIl  ne) i
  JOHN O0. ENGLAND
- ..  .For. Coroner
    ___________________________________________________ ,.


    For County Commissioner
       (Vote for not more than  ll,)
    SWILLIAM CRABBE, JR.
    J. ERNEST McCONNEIIL
    ANDREW W. MILIER
    MICHAEL B. STANKO
    WILLIAM A. BECKER


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    i        Sewer Easements

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 All residents on the north  tiesand-answer any questions
 side of Main Street from the  they may have.
 First National Bank to the    These easements are nec-
 Post Office including Gumps  essary to continue the sewer
 Lane,   Grove  Street, Troy   system. The co-operation of
 Place and North and South    the citizens in these areas
 Avalon are asked to go to the  will be appreciated. A Notary
 City   Building   on Leonard   Public will be on hand to
 Ave. between 6- and 9 p.m.   witiness the easement given.
 tonite, Thursday, April 30,
 to sign easements for the     The map of the proposed
 sewer lines. The Mayor will  sewer system   will be on
 be on hand to explain where -display during this time and
 the sewer lines will run in  anyone having any questions
relationship to tneir Proper-  is welcome to come in.,


  TRUCK      GOES      OUT     OF
    CONTROL. ON CURVE
  No one was injured in a dis-
trict traffic accident investi-
gated by the state highway pat-
rol Monday, April 27. A tractor-
trailer was damaged moderately
in an accident on Route 43, a
mile and a half southeast of
Richmond, at 10:30 a.m. Pat-
rolmen said Ernest W. Kuester,
27, of RD 1, Richmond,, lost
control of his empty tractor-
trailer on a right curve. The
outfit went off the left side of
the highway, through a guard-
rail, down an embankment and
through a farm fence. No charges
were filed.


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