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PA liE THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON l'W U I he (¿ate City Journal Editor and PubWthrr K U S S V. PO WE IX SUBSCRIPTION Single ADVERTISING RA T.,8 RATES One Year ----------------------»2 00 Six Month* ----------- 91Jo Copie»..................................-0o (Strictly in Advance) Open rate, per inch.......—S5c National, per inch-------- 36c Classifieds, per word.....— 3o M.ulmura *.......30c Published every Thursday at Nyssa, Malheur County. Oregon Entered a t the postoffices at Nyssa, Oregon for transmission through the United States Malls, as second class matter, under the act o March 3, 1879. RECORD HITS IDAHO’S NEW SELF-SERVICE RECORD SHOP Complete line of popular and classical recordings Victor, Columbia, Decca, Majestic, & Capitol Mail Orders Filled APPLIANCE AND RECORD SHOP Boise, Idaho 213 No. Tenth Church Notes — i HE METHODIST COMMUNITY CHURCH Rev H J. Gernhardt, Pastor Sunday school, 9:45. Worship and sermon, “Workers With God”. 11 a. m. Youth fellowship, 7 p. m. Intermediate fellowship, 7 p. m. The pastor expects to return to the pulpit for the Sunday morn ing service. We shall greatly app reciate worshipping with our friends. 1 BLUE CROSS ...Pays Hospital Bills For The Entire Family! ARE YOU AND YOURS PROTECTED? Two Plan*--------- Two Ways to Enroll Hospital Plan One Person Two Persons Family Hospital Medical Surgical Plan With an Employee Group Monthly Rates $110 ............... 2.20 ............................... 2.95 .................. Monthly Rates $2 10 4.U0 595 As a Direct Enrollee $1.00 Registration Fee Required Hospital Plan Hospital Medical Surgical Plan Semi-Annual Rates Quarterly One Person .................. $9.00 ..... Two Persons 18.00 Family .................... - ........... ........ 24.00 ......................................... Rates $8.25 16.50 23.25 Family members eligible are husband, wife, and all unmarried children under 19. Eligible for direct enrollment are self-em ployed persons or those working with less than five. M alheur C o u n ty Enro llm ent H eadquarters Idaho Power Co. Blue Cross Ls the only plan endorsed by the American Hospital As sociation and includes 90 per cent of the nation's hospitals. In Oregon 30 leading hospitals. Including Holy Rosary. Ontario, are Blue Cross participating hospitals and offer full benefits to members. When the doctor orders hospitalization Blue Cross members simply present their membership cards. The hospital sends the bill to Blue Cross and Blue Cross pays. THE C H A N C ES ARE I TO IO that YOU will go to the hospital within a year! Mall this coupon for information today. It may save you a large hospital bill! BLUE ( ROSS PLAN. Holy Rosary Hospital. Ontario Ore. I am interested ln obtaining the protection that member ship in the Blue Cross Plan provides. Please forward fur ther information on the (1) Hospital Plan (2) Combined hospltal-medical-surglcal group plan ST. PAUL’S EPISCOPAL MISSION Rev. C. L. Callahan, Rector Second Sunday of month com munion at 9 a.m. Evening prayer service at 4 p.m. on other Sundays. Sunday school at 10:30 a.m. ev ery Sunday. TRIN ITY LUTHERAN CHURCIl O F PARMA "Tbe Church of the Lutheran Hour” Harold A. Heckmann. pastor "The Only Program For Lasting Peace” will be part of Sunday morn ing's sermon, based on Luke 6, at 10 o'clock. Sunday school and adult Bible hour at 11 a. m. Sunday afternoon, February 2 at Ontario's Lutheran church there will be a meeting of all Sunday school workers, beginning at 3 p. m. Discussion, pictures, etc. will make up the program. Last Name First Name Middle Name Address Number Street City State Name of Company where employed (If either husband or wife is employed, give name of employer) Business Address No. of Dnployees Check if one of these applies. ( (Self employed ( ) Unemployed (This is not an application. Do not »end payment ! A PLACE TO LIVE Last house on right side of North second street. Spend Week in Utah— Elwood Winders spent the past week in Utah on business. Mr. and Mrs. Ersel Beus and William J. Beus and son spent sev eral days there. Mr. and Mrs. Mel vin Jensen were in Utah to visit teir daughter, Verla, who is at tending the Brigham Young unl- Mr. and Mrs Vern Butler and family were dinner guests Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Moeller. The occasion marked the 7th birthday of Jean Butler. Mr. and Mrs. Solon Miner moved to Emmett, where they have pur chased a farm. Those attending the Co-op meet ing- at the Grange hall January 22 were Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bullard, Mrs. Anna Dali, Mr and Mrs. Fred Shilling, Mr. and Mrs Verle Reit- nbaugh, and Mr. and Mrs. George Moeller. Mr. and Mrs. Deward Benedict and family returned last week from Colorado, where they visited relatives. Mr. and Mrs Dale Lakey of Boise attended the Louie Pryor sale Fri day. Mr. and Mrs. Behymer and son, Eddy, of Portland are visiting Mrs. Behymer’s relatives here. Ethel Bullard of Hermlston Is visiting her father, Charles Bul lard. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Reece of Nyssa visited at the Bullard home Sunday. Venetian Blinds Baked Enamel Finish Metal Slat»—No Labor Charge Nysaa Furniture Company Phone 149-W Superior Service O. J. Jumper, Prop. Veltex oils, gas, bat teries, tires, and tubes. Repair shop. Nyssa, Oregon. Phone 83-W. Located on junction of Adrian highway ac ross from Grade school. Attention Farmers For prompt and efficient removal of dead or worthless animals call the Idaho-Oregon Rendering Company There if a phone near you. Nyssa 26 Payette 80 Parma 25 Ontario 53 Weiser 92 Vale 3504 Fruitland 73-J Call Collect Night and Sunday call Nyssa 06-Rl CHILDREN HAVE CHICKENPOX, MUMPS RICHLAND (Special)— Mary E l len Merrick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Merrick, and Judy Benedict, j daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bene dict, are out of school this week with the mumps. Mr. and Mrs. Dirk Dlrksen and 1 son of Willowcreek were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dirk- son Sunday. Tom Russell of Idaho Falls re turned home after visiting sev eral days with his brother, BUI Russell. Ronnie Woody, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Woody, has been 111 with the chickenpox. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Garrison were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mitchell Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Grider at tended the Jersey meeting held at the city hall ln Nyssa Saturday af- Jobs! Jobs! Jo b s! 40,000 OF THEM AND ALL ARE GOOD Here are a Few Examples SURVEYO RS ATHLETICS IN STRU CTO RS POWER LINEMEN CONSTRUCTION W O RKERS WAREHOUSE FOREMEN GUARD-PATROLMEN OPTICIANS FINANCE CLERK S ARMORERS SIG N PAINTERS STRUCTURAL ST E E L W ORKERS WEATHER O BSERVERS FORTY THOUSAND That's the number of good Jobs ‘ now available every month ln the new Regular Army. Jobs so num erous and diversified that they ap peal to all types of people and ut ilize all sorts of talent. Jobs that may mean a turning point in your career giving it the direction and purpose that leads to success. Con sult the full list at your nearest U. S . Army Recruiting Station. Then make your choice. BABY CHICKS Started Chicks, Sexed Pullets and Cockerels. I Christie’s New Hamp While 40.000 good Jobe are made [ available each month, the choice range is constantly being narrowed as quotas ln the various branches , are being filled. To take full ad vantage of the Army's new pro- 1 gram you must act now! If you are between the ages of 18 and 34 (17 with parent's conseat) and ! physically and mentally fit. Inquire j today at FIRST SECURITY BANK BLDG. Payette, Idaho A pretty good indication of whether or not your home is well shire Reds, Cornish lighted can come from your eyes. It is not only what you Cross, Austra-Whites actually see, but how your eyes feel after reading or working and White Leghorns. Pullorum Tested GOOD JOBS t Whatever trade or profession you | choose, your Job ln the United States Army will be a good one. It will mean high pay. Statistics show that ln order to equal the benefits provided by the Army—ln base pay allowances, maintenance, privileges, and retirement—a civilian who ls single would have to earn $3300 a year. It will mean maximum se curity both now and ln retirement. A MONTH Name versity in Provo, and also to visit Mr and Mrs. William J . Beus. left Monday for a several-weeks tour C. Van Mrs. Jen sen s parents in Ogden. _________________ I of Mexico. Arizona and Utah. They of Mrs. | Joe Dlrkson at a tea Wednesday j Go to Mexico C i t y - I meet inends ln ° « den' lrho afternoon. Bishop and Mrs. Arvel Child and will accompany them on the trip. Jack Russell of Los Angeles is visiting at the home of his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rus- sell. Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Reeder were : guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jam es S te phen at a fried oyster supper F ri day evening. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Diven and daughter. Margaret, were in Cald well on business Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Les Woody helped Mis. Woody's folks, Mr. and Mrs. FOR $1400 Ben Morce, move to Apple Valley Friday. Well Built 2-Room House Mrs. Charlie Grider and daugh On 50 by 153 foot Lot ter. Nan, Ruth Russell and Dale Willson were in Caldwell Friday Extra Lots Available evening skating. CALDWELL PASTOR 1 ternoon. Mrs. Jacob Groot and Mrs. VISITS AT ARCADIA Zelf of Arcadia were guests CHRISTIAN CHURCH ARCADIA (Special)— Rev. Choul- 5th and Knrais Sts. dler and family of Caldwell were George Whipp .e, Pastor present at Sunday school Sunday, Bible school, 10 a.m. After classes Mr. Chouldler gave Worship 11 a.m. Seimon topic, "Is There An Ans . the first lesson m tnc study of wer lor the Problem of Y cAith?" Hebrews. Classes will be continued There will be special music by through Friday night, at 7:30 eacn the choir and a vocal solo by Mrs. evening. Mr. Wright, an ex-service man will also help in the study Johnnie Stafford. Evening services at 7:45 will be this week. Mr. and Mrs. Chouldler under the direction of the young , and family were dinner guests people as "Youth Night". Special l Sunday at the home of Mr. and features will be: music, vocal and Mrs Otis Bullard. A large crowd attended the Lou uistrumental; colored chalk draw ings With musical accompaniment; ie Pryor sale Friday, with every and the message for the evening thing selling high. The Arcadia will be by a special guest speaker— ladies club served lunch. Mrs. John Zittercob and Jack as yet unannounced. Everyone wel left Friday for Portland and Cor come! Church choir practice, Thursday vallis, where they will visit for two night at 7:30 at the Church. Ju n weeks. Several children are absent from ior choir practice at 7 p.m. Sunday school with the chickenpo*. evening. Bob Kirby of Spokane visited CATHOLIC CHURCH SERVICES at the Louie Pryor home over the v.eek-end and attended to business AT EPISCOPAL CHURCH in Nampa. Mr. and Mrs. Pryor PARISH HALL plan to accompany him back to Rev. P. J . Gaire, Pastor Mass every Sunday at 9:30 a.m.. Spokane the last of the week. Mr. except on second Sunday, mass at Kirby lived here several years, leaving about 10 years ago. He 8 a m. is a brother-in-law of Mr. Pryor. THE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE E. J. Wilson, Pastor 10 A. M , Sunday school 11 A. M , Morning worship. 7:15 P. M., Services for all diff erent ages of children and young people 3 P. M., Evangelistic services. 8 P. M., Wednesday, February 5 will be missionary and Crusader meeting Everybody Is Invited to all our services. THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1947 indoors. Seeing, like physical activity, uses precious energy, and poor seeing conditions place a needless strain on the eyes. Chicks Hatching in modem electric hatchery every Tuesday and Friday. Order your chicks in Scientifically designed lamps not only protect you physically, but they beautify the home as well. Your dealer once again has a fine selection of modern floor lamps, table lamps and advance if possible to clever pin-up lamps from which to choose. He'll gladly suggest get the proper lamps for your n?eds. desired hatching dates. \ LEMON’S Hatchery Phone 111-J Nyw« Remember proper lighting helps protect eyes from need(>.j strain. ,DAHO Y POWER C £ *X \u u û j Oo«»SaMUCH-CamSqLiTTLC!
