Social Scene
Some of your friends and neighbors who are
Judge Jeff Dorroh
supporting
for re-election
in May 25th Primary
J mm Maughan
Herman Towne
Myri Towne
Sandra S. Webster
Margaret M. Shuford
Joseph T. Burdk
Rosie Iseri
Jack Sather
Sheveriy Sather
Jack Fx-kmaa
Ken Glore
Carol (.lore
Ruby Stoner
Dave Stoner
Esther Pierce
Loretta Wonka
Vida G. Maddox
George Maddux
Fred Hussey
Ynia Baaaett
Lea Chapman
( has. W. Chapman
Wilbur Haines
Virginia Haines
Shiriev Umemoto
Ferae Simpson
Betty Izm Bruner
Chauncey Knapp
Michl Nakamura
Valeria Richmond
Weetoy M. Richmond
lleldl Kennington
Keiyjl Yaguchl
Ida Knrokawa
Christy Jackaon
Debra L. Feller
URatae Thompson
( leda Blair
Rebecca Bates
Paul Moflís
Sue Moflís
J. Meric Cummings
Mart W. Waite
Don Savage
George Zaeger
Stephen B. Fonda
Daniel J. Van Dyke
Atota V. Richter
C. Lucille Wilson
Patricia N. Savage
Randy L. Savage
Ken Wettateln
Cheryl Wettateln
louis V. Wettateln
Mildred Wettateln
Ada Wlnegar
Earl M. Wlnegar
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John GaskUI
Clifford G. Hawkes
Mary D. Hawkes
Helen D. Rhodes
Eloísa Gutterrez
Gary Thompson
William D. Savage
IJnda F. Savage
Erma ( ole
Robert J. Bundgard
Kenneth A. Johnson
Daniel Fuentes
Harold R. Ludwig
Hank Ogawa
Shamy Johnson
leooard “Dec'' Cato
W. J. BUI McNulty
Norman Taylor
Clarence E. Barton
Gene Strawn
Keith L. Remington
BUI Elder
Crees Jackson
K. D. Decker
Izrule McDaniel
Joseph L. Hedges
Ireta R. Hodges
Kerry Iseri
Pattv Iseri
W. F. Lords
L. L. Lords
Elsie Campbell
Madge Flegel
Nellie A. Saito
Mary Moore
Thelma Rowe
Martha Dyer
Connie Grnfe
Claude A. McPhero«
Blaine G. Matthteeeo
Frank Jackaon
Etole S. Jackaon
Marie E. Thompson
Robert 0. Thoapw.
John F. Jackaon
Catherine E. Jackson
Madalvnne E. Hite
Icons JoUM
Jim Galloway
Sara Hall
Ruby Pfosl
Frank C. Blanklnshlp
Frances Rempel
Robert F. Thompson
John Koopman
Gene Stunz
Mrs. Francis Andras
Mrs. Marilyn Rowe
Mrs. Valerie Schutt
Donald Schutt
Bette Judson
Robert R. Bulson
M. Mary Batson
Julian E. Wisdom
Robert J. I.zlcar
Norman Remsen
Oren W. HoUandsworth
l.lnda Jackson
Andy Jackson
Harald French
Vemls D. French
Charley Browning
Cleo M. Browning
A. R. Emmons
Phyllis Emmons
louis Armstrong
Chas. W. Swan
Kathryn Fields
Rob't. D. Butter
Ernst H. Wist
Re-elect
Judge
Clyde Fogg
Veida Fogg
Don I. Weathermon
Donna Hale
George llda
Dorothy llda
Gene C. Rose
Ken Pfaff, M. D.
Dolores J. Echanls
Walter E. Ford
John D. Slgurdaon, M.D.
Vanda Starr
Jack G. Judson
Connie Jean Jones
Sarah C. Bopp
Betty Timmons
Catherine M. Freel
Evelyn Burton
Helen Donovan
John H. Burton
Toby Matsumoto
Virgil Packer
Deane Delores Flanagan
Vera Elzlna Flanagan
Shirley A. Flanagan
Amos Flanagan, Jr.
Julie Johnson
Robert Johnson
Edna Carter
J. W. Leslie
Verda L. Steinke
Bill Blackaby
Larry J. Tuttle
Victoria M. Tuttle
Faye Kinney
Eleanor L. Anderson
Margaret J. Baaaett
Dennie L. (Indell
Muriel M. Caldwell
Judy Van Orman
Eleanor I. Mlles
( haries L. Mlles
Ellen Sitz
Caroil B. Patterson
Marlene Michael
Robert C. Marquis
John Stringer
Melody Marquis
Troba Marquis
Harry M. Fetberston
Rose L. Featherston
Clay C. Burk
Ruth J. Burk
Brace E. Tuttle
Dr. C. R. Van Patten
Esther Van Patten
Cecil Robert Van Patten, Jr.
Grace M. McHargue
Margaret M. Payne
Pauline L. King
Gordon Capps
Gib Masterson
BUB* A. Berria
Claire T. C renshaw
Fave Pando
Kay MoUahan
Joe MoUahan
Jean Fenn
Doris A. Barton
Russell Tanaka
Marian Bordner
Casey Jones
Helen Jones
Robert F. Mowrer
Mildred R. Mowrer
Nancy L. Blechler
Donald J Bkx hler
lennle S. Minnick
Melvin Hughes
Ieonard Hughes
Dortha Christensen
l*o Christensen
Glen Green
Ronnie McLay
Carol F. Green
Robert V. Pierce
Joe H. Wasson
Helen G. Wasson
Harald Barnett
Alyce Beth McDaniel
Ardvthe Stubstad
J. R Mana, M.D.
Jean Mana
Lewie G. Bean
Vickie Lane
Betty Gray Lewie
John M. Joyce
Lucy Elkins
Orrin Carrey
Michael O'Shaughnessy
John Coleman
Harland Kelley
Rllla L. Coleman
John W. White
Denlce White
Ted Hoots
Daley Morrell
(■lend Mendiola
Claudette F. Trees
Ronald J. Trees
Fred Currey
len Dykstra
Butch levins
Dr. W. N. Sanders
Rosamond Downle
Earlene Holderman
Carlotta Hathaway
l.lnda Hollenbeck
Harriet V. Sanders
Marilyn Aspltartc
Margaret L. Westfall
Patricia L. Quast
Hope Vaughn
Mike Hollenbeck
Frank A. Grimaldo
Jaime F. Grimaldo
Earl S. Blackaby
Anna Gabiola
Wm. L. Peterson
Ralph H Bordner
M. Alice Met lean
W. H. McCleary
David E. Stevenson
Francis C. Gurney
Wm. J. Berry
Roger Baker
Max I aggarl
Joe Y. Saito
D. W. Powers
Betty Ixm Powers
J. L. Sutherland
L. J. Kinney
Harold Lien
Bill Lewis
Warren L. Faust
Hazel lande«
Pilar Ruiz
Marie Monson
Richard A. Smith
Carol Smith
Dellin A. Erickson
Jean C. Erickson
Norman A. Poole
Van Draper
Michael K. Blackaby
Sandra Jensen
L. J. Rudd
Bessie I. Rudd
Ernestine Jensen
Saron Binder
Mrs. Lzurry Scrivner
Carol Flynn
Be'ha Kagayama
William Kagayama
Mrs. C. John Stringer
Tony Keiler
Helen Keller
Frances M. Fowler
Clara Ann Burdk
Dorothy Findling
Rhea N. Smith
Wavne Phillips
Blaine Fife
Suzanne Fife
Penny Rooks
Dewane Rook*
Claudia Hunter
Brace E. Hunter
Jean Northrup
Russ Northrup
Delia C. Johnson
J. B. Johnson
Lawrence I.. Sights
Martha Sights
Icona Henderson
Betty Rusaell
Roy J. Kondo
Eve Stubstad
John Stubstad
loeene Skoosen
Patsy McConkey
lenorc Erlebach
Connie L. Fenstemacher
Dorothy Sevens
(■Inger Bones
Beverly Hussey
Betty Kunri
John Kunzi
May Hussey
Areta L. Gurney
Joan A. Warren
Helen Wbeattev
C. W. Wheatley
Jack R. Izuiterman
Doyle M. Jensen
Roseman L. Smith
."‘hvllis K. Van Orman
J. Eugene Graaty
Mary Deshazer
Gayle Hylton
Emily Strey
Darwin Mathewson
Vincent L. Marsh
Judv A. Marsh
Carl A. Farley
Wayne C. King
Carl Iseri
Dorothy Phillips
Frank M. Phillips
Sophia A. Phillips
Ameil Claude
Martha E. Morrison
Roas II Kinney
Erie L. Russell
Jerry C. Porter
Ginger Sakano
Merly n Ashby
Roger W. Ashby
Rita Chavez
Max J. Chavez
Joy Mansfield
Stacia In Davis
Mildred Lane
Ruth Roberts
Dan Roberts
Mas Hayashi
Joe Kino
Relko Kino
Sharon lanterman
Thomae T. Itami
Mary M. Itami
Lewis R. Henry
Marjorie A. Henry
Dorothv L. Stewart
Wilbur L. Slewart
Burt lewis
Robert Widmer
JEFF DORROH
FIRM AND FAIR
Paid Pol. Adv. by Retain Judge Dorroh Committee
Tish Ireland. Treasurer, Rt. I. Bos 903. Ontario, Orc
Guests for a Mother's Day
dinner at the Bob Wilson
home were Mr and Mrs
Dick Martin and girls and
Marilee and Tom Wilson
They visited Mrs. Alice
Wilson at the Malheur
Memorial Nursing Home
later in the afternoon.
Houseguests this week at
the Wilson home are their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Erland and
girls of Salem
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The Boyd Haney and
Harold Dail families went to
McDermitt, Nevada Sunday
where the "Son Shiners'*
sang at the McDermitt
Baptist Church for Sunday
morning services.
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Mr. and Mrs. Dareld
Steinke of Vale visited with
his mother, Mrs. Verda
Steinke on Mother's Day.
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Wednesday visitors of Mr
and Mrs. Reuben Haroidsen
were his two sisters. Mrs.
Anna Cook of Shelley. Idaho
and Mrs. Jared Anderson
and her son from Pocatello.
Mm. IAireasen
Hospitalized
Mrs. Ken Lorensen of
Sunset Valley is hospitalized
in Holy Rosary Hospital in
Ontario where she is being
treated for respiratory prob
lems. Mrs. Lorensen has
been the Sunset Valley news
correspondent for the Gate
City Journal for many years.
She may have visitors.
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Mr and Mrs. Herman
Towne spent two days last
week visiting Mrs. Towne's
sister. Nellie Redford and a
niece and husband. Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Humphries in
Hammett. Idaho.
Weekend guests in the
Towne home were their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. David Johansen of
Beaverton, Oregon.
Happy llirthday
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Mr and Mrs. Dirick Nedry
visited Mrs Britt Nedry in
Boise Sunday. Mr. Nedry
treated the mothers to a
seafood dinner at Anna
belle's Fishes and Loaves.
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Mrs. Walt Looney and her
mother, Mrs. Owen Gann
attended the Mother-Daugh
ter luncheon at the Faith
Lutheran Church Saturday.
On Sunday the Looney family
took Mr. and Mrs. Gann to
Little Valley where they
visited Mr. and Mrs. Burton
Richey. As they were retur
ning to Nyssa they called
on the Gann's grandson and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn
Findley in Vale.
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BRIDGE ACTIVITIES
Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
McPartland entertained the
Couple's Bridge Club Satur
day. May 8. There were three
tables in play with guest
plavers Mr. and Mrs. George
Sallee.
High score winners for the
evening were. Mrs. Gerald
Simantel. Gerald Simantel,
Bovd Wilson and W.L.
McPartland.
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Mrs. George Sallee enter-
tained members of the Friday
Afternoon Bridge Club at her
home last week. Winners
were Mrs. Chuck Michaels
and Mrs. David Sarazin.
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Want Items
Any person wishing to
have furniture and ap
pliances or anything else,
with the exception of clothing
sold on consignment, may
bnng these items to the Old
Western Hotel on Fridays or
Saturdays. This is where the
Nyssa Golden Age club holds
its rummage sale and they
will be happy to sell these
consignment items for you.
Silly Sewer. 4-H Club
The Silly Sewers 4-H Club
meets every Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. Jim Holton.
Everyone
of the club is
making three projects, and
the first project for almost
everyone is a needlebook.
We have a new member in
our group and her name is
Mandy Rotter.
Angie Sillonis. reporter
May 13 - Less Ure. Laurel
Ure. Mrs. Lillian Terhune
May 14 • Miland G. Dra
per, Donald E. Beattie, Fidel
Soliz, Jr.. Irene Soliz
May 15 • Carlee Rios,
Julie Anderson,
May 16 • Shauna Heitz-
man, Randy York.
May 17 - Rod Lewis, Da
vid Nakashima, Alan Clea
ver, Connie Holmes, Mrs.
Ida Holmes
May 18 - Frances Focht,
Gilbert Florez. Renae Simp-
son. Al Brandt. Brent Riche-
sin.
May 19 • Lena Montoya.
Dorothea Mitchell. Ruth Bu
chtel, Nell Bowers.
Argus Photo
Thursday, May 13 • PTA,
Potluck dinner and meeting.
Multipurpose
room. 7:30
p.m.
Friday, May 14
Golden
Age Rummage Sale, Old
Western Hotel, 9:30 a m. to 5
p.m., Nyssa Senior Citizens
Rummage Sale. 213 Reece
Avenue. 9:30 a.m.
Saturday, May IS • Gol
den Age Rummage Sale. Old
Western Hotel, 9:30 a.m. to 5
p.m.. Nyssa Senior Citizens
Rummage Sale, 213 Reece
Avenue. 9:30 a.m.
Sunday, May 16 - Job's
Daughters Dinner at Maso
nic Hall. $2.50 adults. $1.50
under 12. 12 noon to 5 p.m.
Monday, May 17 -Golden
Rule Chapter No. 131 OES,
Masonic Hall. 8 p.m.
Tuesday, May 18 - Eagles
Auxiliary. Eagles Hall. 8
p.m.
Wednesday, May 19 • Ny
ssa Golden Age Club. 113
Green Avenue. Potluck 12
noon.
Thursday, May 20 • Ame
rican Legion Post #79.
Twilight Cafe, small dining
room. 8 p.m
Methodist Youth
Slate Sale
The United
Methodist
Youth will hold a garage sale,
a week from this Saturday.
May 22 from 10 a.m. to 5
p.m. If necessary the sale will
be held Sunday. May 23 from
1 to 4 p.m.
The sale will be held at the
Methodist Church on 3rd and
Emison. Funds will be used
to buy toys for the nursery.
See classified ad.
Pinch potatoes to make sure
they are firm, not leathery
or spongy, two signs that
they have been frozen or im
properly stored
I am in full support of
A NEW DAIRY PRINCESS was crowned last week in
Malheur County. Cindi Osborn. Adrian, outgoing princess,
pins the tiara in place for Susan DeLong. Willowcreek.
Susan DeLong Earns
Dairy Princess Title
A tall blonde senior at Vale
Uninn High School was
crowned Malheur County
Dairy Princess in Ontario last
week. She is Susan De Long,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Dudley De Long of Willow,
creek.
Susan received her crown
from Cindi Osborn, Adrian,
outgoing princess.
First runner-up and winner
of the congeniality
award
was also a Vale girl. Patty
Philpott. Other contestants
were Pam Tanner and Terry-
Lee Wynn, both of Nyssa.
Jim Harrison. Oregon Da
iry Products Commission,
was MC and introduced the
candidates. ’
During the deliberation of
the judges. Miss Osborn told
of her experiences during her
year as Princess and Florence
Sheldon. Payette, presented
a chalk talk with accompani-
Bible Study
Group Meets
The ladies of the Neigh
borhood Bible Study Group
enjoyed a brunch at the home
of Mrs. Harold Dail Wednes
day morning. This will be the
last meeting until fall. Those
attending were Iva Adams.
Anna Javo. Lillian Cannon.
Jane Ballou. Dee Stain and
Judy Nielsen, who is the
co-ordinator of the Neighbor
hood Bible Study Groups.
ment provided by Mrs. Jim
Phifer of Adrian. Mrs. Kirk
Olson and her daughters of
Payette sang several num
bers.
Miss DeLojig will serve as
art ambassador for the local
dairy industry for the coming
year and will be contestant
for the state crown next
January in Portland.
Police Report
Nyssa Police officers arres
ted Jose Sanchez. Caldwell,
Saturday and charged him
with driving while under the
influence of intoxicating li
quor. He appeared before the
Municipal Judge, where he
entered a plea of guilty and
was fined $105.
Also arrested were Gua
dalupe Patino. Nyssa and
Ronald Cottrell. Nyssa, both
were charged with driving on
a suspended license. She
appeared in Municipal Court
and following her plea of
guilty, was sentenced to ten
days in the
County Jail.
Cottrell will appear in court
at a later date
Thirteen illegal aliens have
been arrested by Nyssa
Police since the first of May.
Those being held and await
ing Immigration Officials are:
Jose Canel, Abriel Octabio.
Roberto Beltran. Margarito
Lopez. Rafael Medina and
Rafael Morino.
Mobile
Butchering
Complete Processing
From Form to Freezer
With warmer weathar coming
E. Otis Smith
for
re-election to
Justice Of The Peace,
Nyssa District.
His judicial experience and
legal background qualifies
him for this position .
Pd. Pol. Adv. by Ron Barbee.
1077 S.W. 3rd. Avenue. Ontario. Oregon
remember that that our
mobile unit is equipped
with refrigeration
•o that your beef i* being chilled
promptly after slaughter.
Call now before the spring rush
Wa also have one of the beet
aging coolers in the valley
722-5183
"HOMI OF GOOD MEATS”
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