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State Historical Society Columbia jf IXIew Haren Leader County's Oldest Continuous News Publication A Missouri Blue Ribbon Weekly rom the Tent Capitol of The World VOLUME 72 NEW HAVEN MISSOURI THURSDAY JULY 28 1966 NUMBER 20 New Haven Jaycees Salute The Youth This Week End The New Haven Jaycees salute the youth of the community at their fourth annual Youth air this Saturday and Sunday The community kids those in 4 JA Scouting Khoury and Little League softball will have their day in fact two during the the extravaganza The fair opens with the younger Khoury set the Atoms (ages 8 9) playing atom team at 1 pm Saturday Continuing action on the ball diamond the Girls Little League softballers will begin playing about 3 pm Other activities planned for Sunday afternoon include the 4 and JA Home Economics show in the Legion Home a gigantic balloon drop and air plane rides At the home ec show the 4 from the area clubs Campbellton Port Hudson St and New Haven and JA kids from New Haven and Campbellton will exhibit projects in clothing foods woodwork electricity and garden mg name management and home grounds improvements At 7 pm Sunday the Hawthorn Cubs softball nine will meet the Kirkwood McArthur Sports in an adult softball doubleheader Between the games a highlight of the fair the crowning of the fair queen will take place Contestants are from the 4 and JA clubs Prior to the starting of the softball game a Boy Scout color guard will raise the flag in centerfield The Scouts of area troops are being invited to participate in on Sunday afternoon The will i extend the Scouts in their skills Sunday afternoon is the livestock show The judging starts here at 1 pm At 3 pm a baseball contest for 13 14 15 year old boys will take place pitting the New Haven Mfg juvenile team against Owensville At 6 pm the community kids will tackle the greased pigs to see who brings home the bacon Always filled with laughs and spills and thrills the greased pig scramble 1 At 7 pm Sunday an original and leans" softball game had been planned Ibis however has been pre empted by a Khoury baseball game featuring the New Haven Lions and New Haven Jaycees At 8 pm on the outdoor rink to the west of the conces sion stand a teenage dance featuring will begain and last until midnight In case of rain the dance will be held in the Legion hall The Jaycees will be giving away over $300 in prize money during the two day event It will be divided among the participating 4 clubs the JA clubs Scouts and Khoury and softball kids And for patrons of the fair the Jaycees and Jaycee wives will again offer their famous barbecue and other delicacies at the food stand Primary Election Tuesday August 2 MEL CARNAHAN GENE SALLY county School Registration August 3 4 Law (Wimpy) the county county types of second county from 2 Saturday and for 3rd grade 4th grade 5th grade Democrat A (Jim) Griesbauer hail from there They are unop posed in the primary In the 106th district comprised mainly of Gasconade and Osage counies along with Boone township in ranklin county will see a Re publican as its representative in the Legislature (Cap) Bass mann of Hermann is opposed by Stephen Zeilmann of Linn Odd ly both served in the Legislature as their county representatives The 107th district to the south has Benton of Cuba being opposed by Charles Strauser of Sullivan on the GOP ticket Benton is the incumbent from Crawford county but the 1964 primary re sults had Strauser giving a good account of himself as a Republican candidate for ranklin county representative Percy Pascoe Jr of Leasburg is the lone Demo cratic candidate in the 107th Wilbert Trentmann of Wash ington won the GOP primary in 1964 for ranklin county repre sentative and went down with many other Republicans in the November election 11115 time Trentmann is unopposed on the GOP slate in the 108th district which is comprised of most of ranklin county And face his same 1964 Democratic Registration of high school and all new elementary students who will enroll in New Haven high school this fall will take place on August 3 and 4 (Wednesday and Thursday) Superintendent Ben Ragland announced The enrollment will take place in the office between the hours of 9 and 4 Mr Ragland said that all new students are requested to bring birth certificates and immunization records The 1966 67 school term will begin on Monday August 29 However the local school will not be in ses sion on Labor Day Monday Sep tember 5 Ragland added that the elemen tary faculty is now complete with the signing of grade school princi pal William Kroeger Mr Kroeger from near Okeefe Okla taught last year at Southard in the Sooner state The grade school teaching staff: Kindergarten Mrs Wray Quick 1st grade Mrs Ray Stock 2nd County Clerk Ralph Smith an nounced that there are 17893 regis tered voters in ranklin county for the August 2 primary election Smith' who is voter registration officer completed the totals last week for the first registration ever required for ranklin county The registration deadline was July 5 however registrations will be accepted again beginning August 3 for the November election Voter registration was approved in the 1964 general election Regis tration was started in September of last year A total of 700 registered voters live in New Haven Other area registrations include Berger 365 Excelsior 157 Yeates 186 Gerald 629 Leslie 95 Beaufort Lyon 270 Detmold 157 Shop 119 Lyon 234 and Clover Bottom 105 There is an estimated 26000 eligible voters in the county This figure is based on the estimated grade Mrs Les Utnage Mrs Richard Herzog Mrs George Wilson Mrs Kenneth Wackher and 6th 7th and 8th grades Mrs Evelyn Stock Miss Bonnie Westermeyer Mr Scott Judy and Mr Kroeger There is still a vacancy in the high school faculty Mr Ragland said there was still an opening in the social studies department This past week Mr Les Utnage was hired to teach the new buildings trade class ber and members in every county in the Colonel Stribling noted recognize that the leadership of businessmen throughout the state is more important now than ever before in the constant struggle to keep Missouri competitive and con tinue tobuild an even better busi ness climate in the state With the selves at the proper precinct Vo ters will not be required to pre sent the identification card how ever all voters with the exception of servicemen must be registered to vote Area Polling places for 1966 Primary Election are as follows: New Haven Ward 1 City Hall Ward 2 City ire House Clover Bottom WCU Hall South Point South Point School Ziegenmeyer Sheet Metal Beaufort Union Segelhorst Garage Building Gildehaus Gildehaus Catholic School Washington Ward 1 (A L) American Legion Ward 1 (M Z) American Legion Ward 2 (A L) When registration opens August 3 it will continue until October 11 A voter has to register only once provided he retains the same ad dress and name Registration is required only for county state and national elections in ranklin county CUB SCOUTS ON COOK OUT Local Cub Scouts enjoyed a backyard cook out recently Shown above are from left Terry Slocum (kneeling) Mike Stevenson Cubmaster Seth Slocum Jr rances Menke Gary Walken horst Rickey Tritch Randy Krull supervisor George Hasty Rickey Zastrow Eddie Hasty and Randy Schwentker Staff Photo Attention ocused On 20th District Primary Race The effects of the tailoring to reapportion the state be known until the new state legis lature convenes in January But the 20th senatorial called the left handed monkey wrench because of its will provide some excitement when voters cast their votes in the primary election Tuesday August 2 might bet a nickel on the out come of that Democratic primary race in the new 20th district but no more than the consensus of political observers who are witnessing a tight struggle between two young Rolla businessmen state Rep Mel Montgomery and Warren counties Carnahan and former representa across the Missouri river and the tive and senator Gene Sally primary election notwithstanding orming the top jaw of the mon GOP and Demo candidate for key wrench is ranklin Gasconade state representative will be from Co op Vacation Bible School PLANE RIDES AT AIR or those who have a hankering to fly the wild blue yonder be able to do it at this week Jaycee Youth air Thanks to the Bonanza lying Service plane rides will be available dark on both and Sunday There will be several trips offered One is a local ride flying over and around the New Haven community Then there will be a ride east to Washington and back and a ride west to Hermann and back both of these covering the beautiful Missouri nver valley Plans now are to also offer a ride to St Louis and back Tickets will be available at the refreshment stand and taxi service will be pro a two way channel of communica structive action on any businM or vided to the air strip tion between the officers and di industrial problem that might arise recton of the Missouri state Cham in the Voter Registration To Get irst Trial County Clerk Ralph Smith an nounced this week that the number of voting precincts in ranklin County has been increased from 47 to 60 He said the new pre cincts were created to reduce the size of existing precincts to 600 or less registered voters In the past some precincts have totaled more than 1300 votes caus ing difficult working conditions for the precinct officials Smith be lieves the smaller precincts will make voting and counting easier and faster even though voter regis tration will require a little more Hrrwa fne aarh vrtiar Voter regisfratlon will get ita urn tnai tne auzusc Drmurrr (A xaUMMUlllUU smith said he was sure acme minor Berger Qty Hall Excelsior R2 county population of 50000 A total of 22093 turned out for the 1960 general election There were 22068 votes cast in the county in 1964 incumbent Clarence Shotwell who is unopposed on the Demo cratic slate is assured of re election The Democrats have left two voids on their ticket They have candidates for every office except collector and magistrate As a re sult Robert Hoffmann Republican will have no opposition in his bid for re election as collector and Randolph Schaper incumbent will not be opposed for magistrate judge There are two races on the Democratic ticket These are for the first district judge and second district judge The GOP primary slate shows three races: for first district judges and treasurer Here is a list of candidates: DEMOCRATS Presiding judge of the court Edward Blake Judge of the first district Meyer Robert Billman John Warnebold Alfred Buhr and Ludwig Westhoelter Judge of the second district Rolla Andrae incumbent George Hays and Osburn Prosecuting attorney William Kimme incumbent 100 aub Gerald (I grade) John Peirick Sv to beSd irehouse Leslie Old Hotel Build (secondgrade) and Mr Glen Pehle t0 Beaufort Lyon Honold Hard and Mrs Bob King (third grade) ware Detmold Detmold Hall Junior Hfgb Mre Virgil Menke their pocket identificationcards to Jaeger's Shop Jaeger's Shop Build (fourth grade) and Mr Arthur be sure ther are presenting them tag Lyon Lyon Hall (fifth and sixth grades) Starts Monday On Monday August 1 the co operative daily vacation Bible school will begin sessions at the St United Church of Christ The school held jointly with the St church and Emory Me morial Methodist church will close its morning classes from 9 to on August 12 As in previous years the co op school will be categorized from the nursery to the junior high youngsters Teachers for each class: Nursery Mrs Roland Vedder and Mrs noy waixvnnorst Church Mr Tom Plunv Mrs Wayne reitag Mrs 4 Monroe Schilling and Mrs Mary IVT Berger City Hall: Exeelstm toanmarv Mrs Donalt Circuit clerk Urban reise in cumbent Recorder of deeds James Althage County Clerk Arthur illa County Treasurer Otto Rettke Probate Judg'd Clarence Shotwell incumbent REPUBLICANS Presiding judge of the court Ralph Smith Judge of the first district George (Shorty) Pinnell Paul Martin and Rudolph A Schulze Judge of the second district Reinhard Schroeder and Otto Schafer Prosecuting attorney rcnce Davis Circuit Clerk Maschmann Recorder of deeds George Koelling County Clerk Emmett Reed County Collector Robert Hoffmann incumbent County Treasurer Jul Meyer and Benny Overschmidt incum bent Magistrate Randolph Scha per incumbent Also on the ballot in the August 2 primary is the state auditor The Republican ticket has two candi dates William (Bill) Jones of Jef ferson City and William Zim merman of Warrenton Haskell Holman of Moberly is seeking re election but has opposition on the Democratic ticket from Morris of Jefferson City DON OWENS foe incumbent Norbert Jasper of Washington Both are unopposed in the primary On the county political scene neither party has completely filled and Osage counties Maries Phelpsi New lorence Republican Ralph its ticket for the primary election and Texas counties compose Jr incumbent Montgo? The Republicans do hot have a shank The low is Dent Reyvnery county representative and candidate for probate judge thus uuiua dim O1UI1U1U11 VVIAllWCS The 20th exactly Republican flavored Only Gasconade county is considered GOP territory ac cording to observers with Osage and ranklin classed as marginal The rest are Democratic In spite of this the re districting commis sion in the state senate called the 20th a district After primary the in cumbent Sen Don Owens Republi can from Gerald will know who he will have to face in the Novem ber general election There are many many Democrats who give the former Gerald oil jobber a good chance of returning for a second term however Sen Owens adults to an uphill fight It appears there might be a split in the heavily Democratic southern counties after the primary It is believed that Carnahan had an edge in Dent county but that Owens would fare better against Sally in November Still according to veteran politicians in both par ties Sen Owens cannot be discount ed regardless of the primary out come because he has a good solid record in his first AP writer George Sutterley quot ed ranklin county Representative Norbert Jasper Democrat of Wash ington as saying Owens would be a tougn opponent tor eitner Demo crat despite the fact the new area 1 had some strong democratic coun ties added to the district Owens i ran in 4 years ago It was written that Jasper had said the Democ I ratic race now appeared to be split evenly adding that Owens was very popular "one of those boys that never quits well thought of and never had any As Sutterly says: has no primary opposition so the hot one in August will be between Carna han and Sally Meanwhile races continue in a more mild manner for the rest of the offices sought by incumbents and candidates some talk in the 9th con gressional district of the race on the Republican ticket for Representative Perennial candidate Anthony Schroeder who opposed the unbeatable Clarence Cumon several times and was defeated by William Hungate in Demo sweep is opposed in the primary 6y former Navy commander Amos Rosenkoetter of Union Hungate is unopposed on the Democratic ticket The recent re districting has put New Haven Boeuf and Lyon town ships in the new 103nd district with County To Have 60 Voting Precincts or Primary Polls William Kelley Appointed To State Chamber Council William Kelley President Kellwood Company Hawthorn Division New Haven has been appointed to the Coun cil of the Missouri State Chamber of Commerce Colonel Stribling President of the Missouri State Chamber stated upon appointing Mr Kelley' to membership on the Council that 'key man is key business leaders that serve on utilized to marshal the best think the Council throughout tag of top business leaders in every Missouri we can be assured of county in the state and toprovide knowledgeable capable and con 17893 Registered To Vote or Primary Election This Tuesday a wr JUS! via 4.