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0etobor 29, 1964
Juvenile
Institution
BE VOTED UPON NOVEMBER 3, 1964
OFFICE OF VICTOR A. MEYERS,
SECRETARY OF STATE, STATE OF WASHINGTON°
It May Concern:
td'the State Constitution, and the Extraordinary
the Thirty-eighth Legislature of the State of Wash-
is hereby published for the consideration of the
the State of Washington, the following Referendum Bill:
REFERENDUM BILL NO. 13
27, Laws Extraordinary Session, 1963)
EIAL BALLOT TITLE.
FOR JUVENILE CORRECTIONAL
INSTITUTION
for the issuance and sale of state
obligation bonds up to $4,600,000 to finance
of a state correctional institution in King
eplacing Luther Burbank and Martha Wash-
for care, confinement and rehabilita-
and girls committed by juvenile courts
of the department of institutions; and
ment of the bonds from unpledged retail
revenue or other means authorized by the
LEGISLATIVE TITLE
[Sr~A~ Bx~. No. 25]
INSTITUTION FOR JUVENILES---
BUILDINGS---FINANCING.
relating 'to the state operated charitable, educational
"=e
P hal institutions; authorizing the issuance and sale of
e general obligation bonds to provide for needful build-
~for the juvenile correctional institution situated in
County in the vicinity of Echo Lake; providing ways
to pay said bonds; makLlg an appropriation;
for submission of this act to a vote of the people.
by the Legislature of the State ol .Washington:
I. For the purpose of providing needful buildings
institution for the confinement and rehabili-
JUveniles situated in King county in the vicinity of
which institution was established by the provisions
183, Laws of 1961 as amended by chapter [165],
(Senate Bill No. 32), the state finance committee
authorized to issue, at any time prior to January 1,
obligation bonds of the state of Washington in the
six hundred thousand dollars, or so much
Shall be required to finance the program above set
paid and discharged within twenty y~ears of the
ate finance committee is auth9rized to prescribe the
Such bonds, and the time of sale of all or any portion
of such bondsp~wd~tl~ohditions of sale and issuance
That none of the bonds herein authorized shall
less than the par value thereof, nor shall they bear
it a'rate in excess of four percent per annum.
shall pledge the full faith and credit of the state
and contain an unconditional promise to pay the
and interest when due. The committee may provide
or any of them, may be called prior to the due
under such terms and conditions as it may deter-
state finance committee may authorize the ur~
signatures in the issuance of the bonds.
The proceeds from the sale of the bonds authorized '
with all grants, donations, transferred funds
moneys which the state finance committee may
state treasurer to deposit therein shall be deposited
correctional institution building construction
created in the state general fund.
The sum of four million six hundred thousand dollars,
thereof as may be necessary, is appropriated from
correctional institution building construction ae-
state general fund to the state finance committee
by the committee for the payment of expense
the sale of [and] issuance of the bonds authorized
through allotments made when requested by the
institutions as approved by the budget director for
of constructing such buildings at said correctional
for the confinement and l.ehabilitation of juveniles.
The juvenile correctional institution building bond
1 fund is hereby created in the state treasury, .which
be exclusively devoted to the payment of interest on
of the bonds authorized by this act. The state
shall, on or before June 30th of each year,
state treasurer the amount needed in the ensuing
to meet bond retirement and interest require~
the state treasurer shall thereupon deposit such
said juvenile correctional institution building bond
fUnd from moneys transmitted to the state treasurer
Commission and certified by the tax commission tO
collections and such amount certified by the state
to the state treasurer shall be a prior charge
sales tax revenues of the State ef Washington,
thereof heretofore pledged for the ,payment
interest.
and holder of each of said bonds or the trustee
.the bonds may by mandamus 0r other• appropriate
and compel the transfer and payment
herein.
The legislature may provide additional means for
for the payment of the interest and principal
authorized herein and riMS act shall not be deemed
an exclusive method for such payment.
bonds herein authorized shall be a legal invest-
State\funds or for funds under state control aml
corporations.
This act' shall be submitted to the people for the~
ratification, or rejection, at the general election
this state on the Tuesday next succeeding the first
1964, in accordance with the provisions
Article VIII of the state Constitution; and in
the provisions of section 1, Article II of the
as amended, and the laws adopted to facilitate
thereof.
the Senate April 6, 1963.
the House April 6, 1963.
by the Governor April 1T0 196t.
CERTIFICATION
k. Meyers, Secretary of State of the State of Wash-
certify that the above is a full, true and correct
Bill No. 25, passed by the Extraordinary Session
c-eighth Legislature of the State of Washington, aa
the original of said measure now on file in my
Y Hand and the Seal of the State of Washtngiom
1964.
A./MEYEI~
gWELTON'MAg0N COUNTY JOURNAL- Published in "Chr stmnstolr, n, ,qhelton
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a General Election, together with a certain Special
Election, will be held on Tuesday, November 3, 1964, in Mason County, Washington, at the Polling
Places in all the Precincts (as set out in connection herewith) for the purpose of electing
Federal, State, County, District and Precinct Officers (Partisan, Non-Partisan and Judicial),
also for the purpose of approval or disapproval of a Proposed Initiative Measure, Proposed Refer-
endum Measures, Proposed Amendment to the State Constitution and (County-wide) Public
Hospital District No. 11 all as set out below:
1964
INITIATIVE
COUNTY
PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE PETITION, INITIATIVE
MEASURE NO. 215, ENTITLED: MARINE RECREATION LAND
ACT. AN ACT ...........
T
REFERENDUMS
PROPOSED TO THE PEOPLE BY THE LEGISLATURE,
REFERI~NDUM BILL NO. 11, CHAPTER 12, LAWS EXTRAORDI-
NARY SESSION, 1963, ENTITLED: OUTDOOR RECREATION
BOND ISSUE. AN ~CT ..........
PROPOSED TO THE PEOPLE BY THE LEGISLATURE,
REFERENDUM BILL NO. 12, CHAPTER 26, LAWS EXTRAORDI-
NARY SESSION, 1963, ENTITLED: BONDS FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL
FACILITIES. ~N ACT ..........
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
(District No. 1)
Vote for One
Martin~E. Auseth, Route 2, Box 564, Shelton ............ Democratic
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
(District No. 2)
Robert D. "Bob" Reed, Lake Cushman Resort, Hoodsport Republican
Harry Elmlund, Star Route ~1, Box 310, Union ............ Democratic
JUDICIAL BALLOT
NON-PARTISAN
SUPREME COURT JUDGES
PROPOSED TO THE PEOPLE BY THE LEGISLATURE,
REFERENDUM BILL NO. 13, CHAPTER 27, LAWS EXTRAORDI-
NARY SESSION, 1963, ENTITLED: BONDS FOR JUVENILE
CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION. AN AC'P ..........
I I II I I ~ I I III III I I
PROPOSED BY REFERENDUM PETITION, REFERENDUM
MEASURE NO. 34, CHAPTER 37, LAWS 1963, ENTITLED:
MECHANICAL DEVICES, SALESBOARDS, CARDROOMS, BINGO.
AN ACT ..........
I II I IIIII
AMENDMENT TO STATE CONSTITUTION
POSITION NO. 1: (Six Y, ear Term)
Vote for One
Richard B. Ott, Route 6, Box 193A, Olympia
POSITION NO. 2: (Six Year Term) Vote for One
Matthew W. Hill, 2303 Otis Street, Olympia
iNi / i i • i ill i H H| -
POSITION NO. 3: (Six Year Term) Vote for One
Robert T. Hunter, 2939 South Boundary, Olympia
J i i HH,I I Im a II IH"lN IH!
POSITION NO. 4: (Unexpired Term - Four Years)
Vote for One
AMENDMENT TO THE STATE CONSTITUTION, PROPOSED
BY THE LEGISLATURE, SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. I,
ENTITLED: CITY CHARTERS. AN ACT ..........
PARTISAN BALLOT
FEDERAL
Frank Hale, 3221 North 29th St., Tacoma
i I IIII
SUPERIOR COURT JUDGES
POSITION NO. 1: (Four Year Term) Vote for One
Hewitt A. Henry, 1217 Eskridge Way, Olympia
Oliver R. Ingersoll, '1705 North Lilly St., Olympia
President
PRESIDENT AND VICE ,PRESIDENT
Vote for One
Barry M. Goldwater, Phoenix, Al~zona ................................ Republican
Lyndon B. Johnson, Johnson City, Texas ............................ Democratic
Eric Hass, New York City, New York ........................ Socialist Lbr.
Clifton DcBerry, New York City, New York ........ Freedom Socialist
H
Vice President Vote for One
William E. Miller, Olcott, New York ................................ Republican
Hubert H. Humphrey, Waverly, Minnesota ........................ Democratic
Henning A. Blomen, Sommerville, Massachusetts ........ Socialist Lbr.
Edward Shaw, New York City, New York ........ Freedom Socialifit
IIII
II
UNITED STATES SENATOR
Vote for One
Lloyd J. Andrews, N. 10122 Huntington Road, Spokane . Republican
Henry M. Jackson, 3602 Oakes Avenue, Everett ............ Democratic
II I I I I I I
REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
Vote for One
POSITION NO. 2: (Four Year Term)
Vote for One
Charles T. Wright, Union
i ..........
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
2 Year Term Vote for One
Glenn E. Correa, 1113 Northeliff Road, Shelton
NON-PARTISAN BALIA)T
SU,PERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
(Non-Partisan) Vote for One
Louis Bruno, 2922 South Boundary, Olympia
P.U.D. NO. 3
COMMISSIONER: (Six Year Term)
Vote for One
Edwin W. Taylor, Route 1, Box 124, Shelton
I I H II Ill Ill I I I II I I ...........
COUNTY-WIDE DISTRICT
SPECIAL ELECTION
Harold L. Anderson, 2821 Forest Hill Drive, Olympia ...... Republican
Julia Butler Htmsen, Cathlamet .......................................... Democratic
FOR OR AGAINST FORMATION
OF PUBLIC HOSPITAL DISTRICT NO. 1
STATE
GOVERNOR
Vote for One
Daniel J. Evans, 4814 N. E. 44th, Seattle .................... Republican
Albert D. Rosellini, 3838 Cascadia, Seattle ........................ Democratic
Henry Killman, 1617 West 6th St., Aberdeen ................ Socialist Lbr.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Vote for One
Wm. C. "Bill" Goodloe,
13190 Edgewater Lane, N. E., Seattle ............................ Republican
John A. Cherberg, 505 Howe Street, Seattle ............ Democratic
I i i i I
SECRETARY OF STATE
Vote for One
A. L. "Lud" Kramer, 1010 36th East, Seattle Republican
Victor A. Meyers, 137 No. Sherman St., Olympia ............ Democratic
i fl I I I I
STATE TREASURER
vote for One
Edwin J. Alexander, 621 South Plymouth, Olympia ........ Republican
Robert S. O'Brien, 112 Mocliff Road, Ephrata ................ Democratic
STATE AUDITOR
Vote for One
Victor B. Fleming, 2918 So. Brandon-St., Seattle ............ Republican
!R. V. "Bob" Graham, 4600 Boulevard Road, Olympia ........ Democratic
i ~,, i,ili iI
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Vote for One
Paul R. Derr, 908 No. Woodward Road, Spokane ............ Republican
John J. O'Connell, 614 No. "J" St., Tacoma ................ Democratic
III IIIIII II I
COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC LANDS
Vote for One
Samuel J. Clarke, Route 2, Box 2476, Bainbridge Island Republican
Bert Cole, Forks ........................................................................ Democratic
III
INSURANCE cOMMISSIONER
Vote for One
Frank N. McCartney, 2427 Warren Ave. No., Seattle ........ Republican
Lee I. Kueckelhan, 3135 Maringo Road, Olympia ............ Democratic
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STATE SENATOR
(24th District)
Vote for One
Robert L. Hansen, County Court House, Port Townsend .... Republican
Gordon Sandison, 2501 So. Cherry St., Port Angeles ..,Democratic
II
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
(24th District)
Vote for Three
W. Ivor Smith, 929 West 5th, Port Angeles ................ Republican
Donald D. Corlett, Route 2, Box 1850, Port Angeles ........ Republican
Randall O. Thompson, !'E" & Willow, Port Townsend ........ Republican
Paul H. Conner, Route 1, Box 60, port Angeles .......... Democratic
W. S. "Bill" Traylor, Route 2, Box 596, Port Angeles .... Democratic
Charles R. Savage, 2011 King Street, Shelton ................... Democratic
Of Mason County
and
ELECTION OF
FIRST BOARD OF
HOSPITAL COMMISSIONERS
FOR Formation of Public Hospital Dist. No. 1 ................................ []
AGAINST Formation of Public Hospital Dist. No. 1 ........................ []
COMMISSIONERS
COMMISSIONER DIST. NO. 1: (Six Year Term)
Vote for One
John B. Stentz, 727 Roy Blvd., Shelton
Glendon A. Ferguson, 723 So. 8th, Shelton
William R. Batstone, 627 Railroad Ave., Shelton
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COMMISSIONER DIST. NO. 2: (Four Year Term)
Vote for One
Gordon R. Dickinson, P. O.. Box.66, Hoodsport
COMMISSIONER DIST. NO. 3: (Two Year Term)
Vote for One
Helen A. McCann, Route 3, Box 432R, Shelton
DiCk Angle, 151 Hawthorne Drive, Shelton
Dr. Boy iN. ~ollier, Route 3, Shelton /
lit [i i i
DISTRICT
P.U.D. NO. 1: (Hood Canal)
COMMISSIONER DISTRICT NO. 3: (Six Year Term)
Vote for One
Stephen E. Hale, Hoodsport
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PORT DISTRICTS:
PORT OF ALLYN
COMMISSIONER DISTRICT NO. 3: (Six Year Term) Vote for One
E. F. Berberet, P. O. Box 445, Belfair
PORT .OF DEWATTO !
COMMISSIONER DISTRICT NO. 3: (Six Year Term) Vote for O~e
Henry Bruemmer, Star Route 1, Box 460, Bremerton
PORT OF GRAPEVIEW
COMMISSIONER DISTRICT N:O. 3: (Six Year Term)
I II
Vote for One
Ted Rauschert, Star Route I, Box 100, Grapeview
PORT OF HOODSPORT
COMMISSIONER DISTRICT NO.-1: (Six Year Term)
Vote for One
Jim H. Shumate, Hoodsport
,P, ORT OF SHELTON
COMMISSIONER DISTRICT'NO, 1: (Unexpired $ Ytar Term)
Vot 0a ,
Herbert Vonhof, 909 South 7th, Shelton
COMMISSIONER DISTRICT NO. 3: (Six Year Term) Vote for One
Oliver J. Aslfford, Route 3, Box 327, Shelton
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FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICTS
FPD NO. 1 (Hoodsport)
(Six Year Term) Vole for One
Jim H. Shumate, Hoodspo~.
FPD NO. 2 (Betfair)
Six Year Term) Vote for One
Paul E. Sharp, Star Route 2, Box 704, Bremerton
FPD NO. 3 (Grapeview)
(Unexpired Four Year Term)
Vote for One
George S. Lewis, Star Route 1, Box 72, Allyn
(Six Year Term) Votc flu" One
H. J. Engen, Star Route 1, Box 85, Grapeview
W. N. Etherton, Grapeview
FPD NO. 4 (Arcadia)
(SLx Year Term) Vote for One
Carl L. Emsley, Route 3, Box 31OA, Shelton
William R. Marcy, Route 3, Box 460, Shelton
FPD NO. 5 (Allyn)
(Six Year Term)
Vote for One
Leone I. McCrady, Allyn
FPD NO. 6 (Union)
(Six Year Term)
Vole fol' O1](~
Theodore Q. Bailey, P. O. Box 23, Union
PRECINCT COMMITTEEMEN
I]lil
PRECINCT NAME PARTY
Airport ................................ Geraldine Kirk ............................ I)emoc.ratic
Allyn .................................... Fred E. Loclcwood ......................... Democratic
Arcadia ................................. Melvin J. Swayze ........................ Democratic
Royal W. Brumbaugh ............... Republican
Belfalr No. 1 ...................... Evalyn E. Stirling ................... Republican
Harry Ehnlund ............................ Democratic
Belfair No. 2 ...................... E. F. Berberet ................................ Republican
Marion W. Newlcirk ................... Democratic
Frank M. Schantz .................... Democratic
Belfair No. 3 ...................... Sylvia F. Lane ............................ Republican
Minnie Irvin ................................ Dclnocra[ic
Harold W. Parker ........... : ........ Democratic
Capitol Hill ........................ Bernard T. Winiecki ..................... Republican
Harry Bergeson ........................ Democratic
Cloquallum .......................... Helen M. Morrow ........................... Democratic
Dayton ................................ Lawrence James Bleecker . ....... Dcmocralic
Fells ...................................... Carmen H. Sarkowitz ................ Democratic
Harstine .... : ......................... Elizabeth Allison ........................ Republican
C. W. Streckenbach .................... Democratic
Hoodsport ............................ Mathias Van Imutnen ................ Democratic
Isabella ................................ Willard Wivell .............................. Rcpublicau
David D. Dick ............................ Dem¢)cratic
Kamilche ................ ~- ........... Elda L. Otto ................................ Democratic
Ag]~es E. Kelly ............................ l)cmocratic
Kamilche 2 ........................ Annette S. McGee ....................... Democratic
Marguerite L. Bishop ................... Repnblican
Lilliwaup ............................ James W. Murphy ..................... Dens)oral it
Matlock ................................ Lottie M. Ford ................................ Rel)ublicau
Lndwig Rossmaier ..................... Democratic
Mill Creek .......................... John Keith Bennett ..................... Republican
Ken Wolden ................................. Democratic
North.~ide ............................ Donald Ray Gates ...................... Democratic
John Drebick-~ ............................... Democratic
Pickering ............................ Virginia B. Snider . ....................... Republican
Potlatch .............................. Fred Williams .............................. Democratic
Satsop .................................. Robert Trenckmam~ .................. Democratic
Skokomish .......................... Georgia ]V[iller ............................ Democratic
Tahuya ................................ Miles E. Staley ............................ Repub]:icm~
Union .................................... Floyd C. Ludwig ..: ..................... Republican
Harry F. Coles .............................. Democratic
Shelton No. 1 ...................... Thomas G. Gray ........................ Democratie
Shelton No. 2 ...................... W. F. McCann ............................. Democratic
Earl E. Jagnow ............................ Democratic
Tenna I. Stockweli .................... Democratic
Shelton No. 3 .................... S. W. VanderWegen ................ Republican
Phyllis Ritner ............................ Democratie
Sh~lton No. 4 .................... Paul Gillie .................................... Democratic
Shelton No. 5 .................... Mary K. Smith ............................ Democratic
Shelton No. 6 .................... Jesse R. Baxter ............................ Democratic
Shelton No. 7 .................... Lorene A. Karvanek ...................... Democratic
Shelton No. 8 .................... Vehna MclneIIy ............................ Relmblicm~
Gwen H. Suthcrland .................... Dcmocn~tic
Shelton No. 9 .................... Ceeelia Clifton Cornell ................. Demo~:ratic
Beth R, Johnson .......................... Republican
Wayne Buruett ............................. I)emocratic
Shelton No. 10 .................. Elroy Nelson ................................ Republican
Odell Richey ................................ Democrati0
Shelton No. 11 .................... Robert E. Stoy ............ : ............... Democratic
Shelton No. 12 .................... Dr. Harry W. Deegan ................ Democratic
L. O. Seljestad ............................ Republican
Shelton No. 13 .................... Sadie We(idle .............................. Democratic
Shelton No. 14 .................. Helen P. Savage ........................ Democratic
I
PRECINCT AND POLLING PLACES
PRECINCT ADDRESS OR LOCATION POLLING .PLACE
Airport ............................ Old Navy Barracks ........................ Moose Hall
Allyu .......................................................................... Allyn Grade School
Arcadia Southside School
Belfair ~o. 1 ................ Navy Yard Highway ................ Grade School
]~lf~P No. 2 ' Belfair }Yire Hall
Belfai~" No. 3 .................... Near State Park ........ Real Estate Office
(Win. R. Dennis)
CapitOl Hill ........................ 128 East Alder . ............... City Center ~otel
~loquallum ............ Buck Prairie ............ Cloquallum Grange :Hall
Dayton ................................................................ Dayton Community Hall
Eells .................................................................. Middle Skokomish School
Grapeview ...: ............................................................ Grapeview Fire Hall
I-iat~stine .......................................................... Harstine Community Hall
Hood~port .......................................................................... Hoodsport Scl/0ol
Isabella .................... Beverly Heights ................ Dave Dick Residence ....
Kamilche .............................................................. Progress Grange Hall
Kamilche 2 ...................................... Little Skookum Community Hall
IAlliWaup ........................................................ Lilliwaup Community Hall
Mattock ...................................................................... Matlock Grange Hall
Mill Creek .................... Arcadia Road ................. Southside Grange Hall
Miller ............................................................................. Agate Grange Hail
Mt. Yiew ................ £~35 Olympic Hwy. North .... Carlson Tile Sbop
Northside Pioneer School
~ickeL#l~g ........ Hairline l~r~y Road .......... Pickering Community Hall
Potlatch ............................................ Hood Canal Woman's Club House
Satsop .................................................. Robert Trenckmann Residence
Skok~mish ...................................................... New Junior High School
'Pahuya ................................................................ Tahuya Community Hall
U~lort ... ............................. : ..................................... Union Community Hall.
Westside .................................................. Shelton Valley Grange .Hall
Shelton No. 1 2nd & Franklin ................................................ City Hall
Shelton No. 2 4th & Alder ................................................ Courthouse
Shelton :No. 3 8th & Pine ............................................ Ever~n'een School
~helton No. 4 Hillcrest ............................ Mr. Olive Lutheran Cburch
Rheiton ,No. 5 10th & Turner ............ Zopo|is Residence (Basement)
Shelton NO. 6 6th & Railroad .................................. Welfare Building
Shelton No. 7 ~12 Wyandotte ............................ .Henderson Residence
Sheltort No. 8 707 South First Street ........ Kimbel Motors Showroom
Bhelton No. 9 Hillcrest (Olympic Hwy.) .. Hillcrest Decorating Shop
Sheltol~ No. 10 ........................................ Capitol Hill Comnmnity Hall
Shelton No. 11 17£3 Olympic Hwy. North .................... Rex Building
Shelton No, 12 3rd & Cota ................................ P.U.D..No. 3 Building
Sh~lton No. 13 Five Corners (Hillcrest) ............ Bordeaux School
Shelton No. 14 East "K" Street ........................ Mountain View Schooi
Said Elections will be held on Tuesday, November 3, 1964, at the
above named Polling Places in the said Precincts.
The POIIB will be open fro~rn 8:00 o'clock A.M. until 8:0(} o'clock
P,M,, on ~id Election Day, ai~d all qualified electors, who shall be
inBltl~ of t~lt~ P0111tt~
places at 8:00 o'clock P.M., shall be allowed to
cut their ballots.
DATED this 22rid day of October, 1964.
C. Nolan Mason
Mason County Auditor, and
Supervisor of Elections